2. Create a DBaaS Catalog in an Hour with a PaaS-Ready Infrastructure
Ken Kutzer, Ramin Maozeni
Systems Engineering
Systems Division
September 30, 2014
CON5748
Moscone South – 301
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4. Program Agenda
Database-as-a-Service on Private Cloud Oracle Optimized Solution for Oracle DBaaS Overview Service Catalog Definition and Rapid Cloud Setup Summary and Resources 1 2 3 4

5. Database-as-a-Service on Private Cloud
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6. Typical Enterprise Database Environment
Silos, Dispersed, Varied and Complex
DATABASE ESTATE
Low utilization and efficiency
High software variation
Labor intensive
High overall cost

7. Private Cloud, DBaaS Environment
Shifting to DBaaS with a Standard Service Catalog
PLATINUM
GOLD
SILVER
BRONZE
Service Levels
DATABASE ESTATE

8. DBaaS: Better Services at a Lower Cost
Consumer Advantages
Provider Advantages
Rapid, self-service provisioning for greater agility
Simple pre-defined services
Usage tracking and monitoring
Governance of configurations, usage and standards with enforcement
Automation, less administration
Higher efficiency and utilization

9. Oracle Optimized Solution for Oracle DBaaS
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10. Complete Private Cloud Solution
Oracle Optimized Solution for Oracle Database-as-a-Service
Service Catalog
Oracle Enterprise Manager 12c
App Test / Dev
Oracle Database
Oracle SuperCluster
App DBA

11. Oracle Optimized Solution for Oracle Database as a Service
Complete Solution for DBaaS
Rapid Setup and Provisioning
Provision in minutes vs. days to weeks
5x faster to deploy than a do-it-yourself cloud
Extreme Efficiency
Scaling to hundreds of databases
3.2x more efficient for OLTP than virtualized x86
Flexible Security
Software Defined Secure Multi-tenancy
Security and isolation across entire cloud
Oracle Database
Oracle Enterprise Manager 12c
Oracle Solaris
Oracle SuperCluster

12. Faster to Operation with Lower Risk and Potential for Error
5x Faster to Deploy than a Do-It-Yourself Cloud
5x Faster
Time to DBaaS
Pre-built PaaS system ready for DBaaS
Validated, tested and fully supported by Oracle
Automated cloud setup ensures fastest time to production and reducing potential for error

13. Extreme Efficiency Ideal for Consolidation and Cloud Scaling
Broad scaling for DBaaS needs Example 370 database configuration -
216 databases with 4 vCPUs, 43GB RAM
72 databases with 8 vCPUs, 85GB RAM
64 databases with 16 vCPUs, 170GB RAM
18 databases with 32 vCPUs, 340GB RAM
Support up to 240 isolated tenants
SuperCluster plus Multitenant for 50% greater density than other methods*
3.2x greater OLTP performance per CPU than virtualized x86 and RedHat
Oracle SuperCluster
Optimized for database workloads
World Record results for OLTP, DW and OLAP
3x-15x greater capacity through HCC
Zero Overhead virtualization
Exadata Storage Servers
*Demonstrated through maximum scale testing on SuperCluster T5-8 with and without Oracle Multitenant

14. Security and Isolation Across Entire Cloud
Manufacturing
Marketing
Engineering
3rd party Developer/ Integrator (High Security & Isolation)
Professional Services
IT/Operations
Finance and Accounting (High Security & Isolation)
Operating Unit (High Security & Isolation)
Joint Venture (High Security & Isolation)
Business Partner (High Security & Isolation)
Software Defined Secure Multi-tenancy

15. Provisioning of New and Populated Databases
Accelerate Lifecycle Activities like Dev, Test, QA, etc.
Oracle Database 11g
Oracle Database 12c
New or Seed Databases
Database-as-a-Service (Provisioning Instances)
Yes
Schema-as-a-Service (Provisioning Schemas)
PDB-as-a-Service (Provisioning PDBs)
N/A
Thin or Full Database Clones
SnapClones
RMAN Backup Based Full Copies
CloneDB Based Copies

16. Self-Service Provisioning of Database Clones
Fully Integrated Hardware and Software Solution
Test Master
Production
Snap Clones from Test Master
Discrete Replication using: RMAN backups
Optional:
Masking and Subsetting using EM 12c
Secure or sanitize data before cloning
Private backups (snapshots) for SSA user
Exadata Storage Servers
ZS-3 Enterprise NAS with Snap Clone
Optional -
External Oracle ZFS Storage Appliance or Oracle ZFS Backup Appliance

17. Service Catalog Definition and Rapid Cloud Setup
Ramin Moazeni

18. Implementing a DBaaS Cloud
Process Overview
Database Catalog Design
Cloud Setup
Migration
Step 1
Current Inventory
Step 2
Business Catalog
Step 3
Technical Catalog
Step 4
Rapid Cloud Setup
Step 5
Data Migration
Take stock on current and planned database needs
Group databases by SLA requirements
Detailed architecture and system layout to achieve SLAs
Coming in 2015
Automated system configuration and Service Catalog setup
Move current databases into the cloud
How many?
What are the SLAs?
Workload types?
Memory, CPU, storage needed?
Future growth?
Availability
Workload isolation
Security
Versions
Workload type
Fewer variations are better!
Virtualization choices
Storage layout
Automated –
Agent install on cloud infrastructure
Discovery and inventory database elements
Setup of cloud pools, templates, profiles, users, quotas, etc.
Full Database TTS/Data Pump
RMAN Active Db Duplication HA/DR
Golden Gate
Custom tools

19. DBaaS Service Catalog Design Process
Service Definition
Technical Service Description
Service Provisioning Model
Cloud Deployment Model
Define service tiers to simplify your offerings
Establish the technical footprint of each service tier
Determine the individual services to be provisioned
Align services with your deployment model
Bronze
Silver
Gold
RAC
Data Guard
Golden Gate
Small
Large
Medium
X-Large
PDB Database Schema

20. Consolidation and Isolation Options
Zero Overhead Virtualization, Multi-layer Tenant Isolation Options
SuperCluster M6-32
DB 12c Zone
App. Zone
DB 10g Zone
DB 11g Zone 2 1
PDB
PDB
SCH
SCH 3
Oracle VM for SPARC
Oracle VM for SPARC
Oracle VM for SPARC
Oracle VM for SPARC
Oracle VM for SPARC 4
Physical Domain
Basic Schema-level database consolidation
Oracle Database 12c Plug-able Databases
Run multiple Solaris Zones on a single Solaris kernel instance
Oracle VM zero-overhead hypervisor

21. Considerations for Configuration Planning
Combine Consolidation Options to Meet Service Catalog Requirements
Isolate where necessary, share where possible to maximize flexibility – use zones and domains for security and isolation
Keep number of domains and zones to a minimum
Consolidate database instances within them for greater efficiency, lower administration
Use Oracle Multitenant (CDB/PDB) for maximum consolidation levels
Share Exadata storage servers, and group them if appropriate
Implement clustering, replication or both for high availability and DR

22. 5x Faster to Deploy than a Do-It-Yourself Cloud
Faster to Operation with Lower Risk and Potential for Error
Overall cloud architecture developed
Cloud ready products and technologies selected
Compatibility of products verified and tested
Cloud and lifecycle management strategy developed
Components sized to provide best performance, configuration assembled
Maintenance and patching procedures developed
Platinum support for complete database cloud provided
Automated agent provisioning
Automated resource discovery and inventory - Oracle homes, ASM, databases, RAC instances, listeners, Grid infrastructure, clusters
Simplified cloud definition and setup – DBaaS zones, resource pools, service templates, profiles, users, security roles, quotas

23. Rapid, Cloud and Service Catalog Setup
Automated Tools
Run the Enterprise Manager Automated Discovery for SuperCluster
Setup the Cloud with Rapid Start Kit
Use your catalog design to prepare cloud input.xml and the cloud boundary.xml
Execute Rapid Start Kit
OSC-ExaAgentKit setup em-agent-bulk-load.txt
–dbaas
-cloud_input=dbaas_cloud_custom_input.xml
-cloud_boundary=cloud_custom_boundary.xml

24. DBaaS Cloud Ready for Use!

25. Don’t Miss! What When Topic Location Demo CON5748 M-W All Day
Deploy Database-as-a-Service on Oracle SuperCluster
DEMOgrounds Engineered Systems, Servers and Storage
Moscone South – Oracle DEMOgrounds
Session
CON2912
Tuesday
15:00-15:45
Oracle SuperCluster Technical Deep Dive
Intercontinental –
Grand Ballroom B
CON8869
Wednesday
10:15-11:00
Speed and Agility: Oracle In-Memory Applications on Oracle SuperCluster M6-32
Intercontinental B
CON6191
12:45-1:30
Plug into the Cloud: Modernize Your IBM AIX Database Environment to Oracle Database 12c
CON8016
3:30-4:15
DBaaS 2.0: Rapid Provisioning, Richer Services, Integrated Testing, and More
Moscone South – 301
CON8947
Thursday
4:45-5:30
Be a Hero: Secure Multitenant Cloud on Oracle SuperCluster