Event: Oracle Technology Day 2011 Date: 20.10.2011 Place: Nordic Hotel Forum Country: ESTONIA

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SPARC T4 Servers and SPARC Supercluster
Karel Kannel
Proact Estonia AS

3. Transforming The Technology Stack
Compute, Storage, Network Co-Engineered with Engineered
Building Blocks Enterprise Software Systems
Investing in Top to Bottom HW/SW Engineered
Best of Breed Engineering to Work Together
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4. Engineering Level Optimization Matters
Custom Integrated Oracle's Engineered Stack
Management
Tools Oracle Management Tools
Management Applications
Tools Red Hat Enterprise Linux
Middleware / Database
Management
Tools VMware OS / Virtualization
Server
Management
Tools HP
Storage Network
Management
Tools Brocade Storage
Management
Tools EMC/NetApp
Lower Cost / Greater Capabilities /
Accelerated Deployment
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5. Oracle’s Engineered Systems
New
NEW
Purpose Built for Purpose Built for Purpose Built for
Middleware and Database & Data Enterprise Applications
Application Logic Warehouse
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6. SPARC Supercluster
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7. SPARC Supercluster
Redefining General Purpose Servers
• Replace DB2 on Power7 and
improve database performance 3x
• Replace HP Superdome and reduce
costs by 5x
• Increase Java application
performance 10x
• Transform Database Storage
performance 10x
• Reduce time to production by 4x
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8. Winning the Architecture with Engineered Systems
Use Cases Define the Optimized Solution
SPARC Supercluster
General Purpose Multi-Tier Applications
Datacenter Consolidation
Virtualization
Exalogic
Middleware Upgrade
Mainframe Modernization
Middleware Platform Standardization
Exadata
OLTP/Data Warehouse
Database Consolidation
Database Upgrade
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9. Oracle SPARC Supercluster
• Enterprise Application Infrastructure
– Oracle, 3rd party & customer apps
– Virtualization built in
• High Performance Database
– Exadata Storage Cells
• Fastest Middleware and Java
– Exalogic Elastic Cloud
• Simplified Management and Patching
– Install, update, patch, and manage
• Complete Ready-to-Run System
– Fastest path to production
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10. SPARC Supercluster Architecture
A complete infrastructure solution for enterprise applications
Storage Grid
Nodes • 3 or 6 storage cells
• 2 or 4 compute nodes
Shared Storage
InfiniBand Network
• ZFS storage appliance
• Redundant 40Gb/s switches with dual controllers
• Unified server & storage net
Software
• Oracle Solaris 11 and
Solaris 10
• Oracle Enterprise Manager
Ops Center (optional)
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11. SPARC Supercluster- Full or Half Rack
• Full Rack
– 4 x SPARC T4-4 compute nodes
– 6 x Exadata Storage Servers, either
• High Performance (43TB capacity total)
• High Capacity (144TB capacity total)
– 1 x ZFS7320 Storage Dual Controller
– 3 x Sun Network QDR InfiniBand Gateway
Switch with 36 IB ports
– 1 x GbE Management Switch
• Each SPARC T4-4 Node:
– 4 x SPARC T4 3.0GHz 8-core processor
– 32 x 2x16GB DDR3 DIMMs (1TB total)
– 6 x 600GB internal drive (SAS)
– 2 x 300GB SSDs
– 4 x Sun Dual 10 GbE SFP+ PCIe 2.0 Low
Profile Adapter (2 port)
– 4 x Sun Quad Data Rate (QDR) InfiniBand
PCIe Low Profile HCA (2 port)
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12. Invest Today and Protect Tomorrow
Field Upgradeable
Add fibre channel
to compute nodes
SPARC T5-4
nodes
Connect to
Exadata Storage
SPARC Supercluster T4-4 Expansion Rack
Half Rack Full Rack upgraded to T5-4 nodes
Balanced Incremental Scaling
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13. Software Stack
Engineered to Work Together
Database Middleware
11g R2, 10g and other DB WebLogic
Optional with Exalogic Elastic Cloud
Operating System Applications
+
Oracle Solaris 11 E-Business Suite, PeopleSoft, SAP,
for Exadata and Exalogic nodes Siebel, and much more
Solaris 10/11 nodes for applications
Virtualization Management
Oracle Ops Center and Enterprise
Oracle Solaris Zones and Oracle Manager Grid Control
VM
Clustering
Oracle Solaris Cluster
Oracle Clusterware
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14. SPARC Supercluster Legacy System Replacement
Infrastructure Modernization
Superdome2
• Higher
Performance
• Greater
Availability
Modernization • More Secure
• Easier to
Manage
All at a fraction
of the cost
IBM
Websphere
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15. SPARC Supercluster Key Performance Factors
Extreme performance and efficiency
2.5
• Java Applications 2
1.5 SPARC
Millions
– 2.2 Million JMS messages/sec 1
Supercluster
0.5
– All China rail ticketing in less 0
Alternative
than a rack JMS Messages/sec
• Database Applications 3
2.5
– 2.8 Million database-optimized 2 SPARC
Millions
1.5
IOPS 1 Supercluster
0.5
– For most demanding Databases 0 Alternative
• Internet Applications DB-optimized IOPS
1.5
– 1 Million HTTP requests/sec
1
– Facebook web traffic in 2 racks
Millions
SPARC
0.5
Alternative Supercluster
0
HTTP Request/sec
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16. SPARC T4 Servers
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17. Biggest Single Generation Application Performance
Boost In History
• Improvements over T3
– Up to 5x integer performance
– Up to 7x floating point performance
• Gains over the competition
– Superior database performance
• Up to 4x price/performance
compared to IBM Power7 and HP
Superdome running database
– 5x better Security performance than IBM
Power7 and 3x better than x86
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18. 6x 9.6GT/s Coherency Ports
SPARC T4 Processor 2-4 Socket Scalability
DDR3 DDR3 DDR3 DDR3
BOB BOB BOB BOB
• Replace 16 S2 cores & L2$ used
on T3 with 8 S3 cores and new
4MB L3$
Memory Controller Memory Controller
• Reuse T3 Coherence, memory
Coherency Unit Coherency Unit
controllers, and I/O interfaces
• Features 4MB, 8 Bank, 16-way L3$
– 8 S3 cores, 8-64 threads @ up to Full Crossbar
3Ghz
– Single or multi-threaded operation
C1 C2 C3 C4 C5 C6 C7 C8
per core
– System scalability to 4 sockets
• SPARC Core S3
NIU PEU PEU
– 1-8 Strand Dynamically
Core S3
Threaded Pipeline
16KB I$
– ISA-based 2 XAUI 10Gb Ethernet
16KB D$ 2 x8 PCIe gen2 @ 5Gb/s
Crypto-acceleration 128KB L2$
8 GB/s each direction
• 4MB Shared L3$ FPU
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19. SPARC T4 Product Line
Product Line Overview
SPARC T4-1B SPARC T4-1 SPARC T4-2 SPARC T4-4
SPARC T4 SPARC T4 SPARC T4
Processor 2.85GHz 2.85GHz 2.85GHz SPARC T4 3.0GHz
Max Processor Chips 1 1 2 4
Max Cores/Threads 8, 64 8, 64 16, 128 32, 256
DIMM Slots 16 16 32 64
Max Memory 256GB 256GB 512GB 1.024TB
Drive Bays 2 8 6 8
6 LP x 8 PCIe 2.0, 10 x PCIe 2.0, 16 x PCIe 2.0 EM,
2 x PCIe 2.0 EM, 4 x 1GbE ports, 4 x 1GbE ports, 4 x 1GbE ports,
2 NEM, 1 REM, 2 x 10GBE XAUI 4 x 10GbE XAUI 8 x 10GbE XAUI
I/O Slots 1 FEM slots ports ports ports
Form Factor/RU Blade Rack 2U Rack 3U Rack 5 U
Key Differentiators of SPARC T4:
5x single thread performance increase over SPARC T3 processor while retaining throughput performance of SPARC T3
Expanded application workload fit to meet requirements for both multi thread and single thread applications
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20. Oracle Solaris 11 – Raises the Bar
The Next Generation Operating System
Only Solaris 11 has …
• Been designed for clouds – Zones,
network virtualization, ZFS
• BIG data: 128 ZFS with built in dedup,
compression, crypto
• Fast, secure boot and database startup
• Mistake-proof patching and fast upgrade
• Enterprise security with least privilege,
auditing, restricted root
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21. Enterprise Manager Ops Center 11g
Deploy Oracle Sun Servers 90% Faster
• Unified lifecycle management
• Discovery, provisioning, updating, monitoring &
management
• Physical & virtual systems mgmt
• SPARC & x86 servers
• Solaris Containers
• Oracle VM for SPARC (LDoms)
• Rich operating systems support
• Oracle Solaris
• Oracle Linux, Red Hat, SUSE
• Windows
NEW!! Run OVM Live Migration from Ops Center graphical console
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22. SPARC Roadmap
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23. 2011 Oracle SPARC Server Portfolio
M-Series Servers
SPARC Enterprise SPARC Enterprise SPARC Enterprise SPARC Enterprise SPARC Enterprise
M3000 M4000 M5000 M8000 M9000
SPARC T4 SPARC
Supercluster
SPARC T4-1 SPARC T4-2 SPARC T4-4 SPARC T4-1B
SPARC T3
SPARC T3-1 SPARC T3-2 SPARC T3-4 SPARC T3-1B
UltraSPARC T2/T2+
Sun SPARC Enterprise Sun SPARC
Sun SPARC Enterprise T5120/T5140 T5220/T5240 Enterprise T5440 Sun Blade T6320/ T6340
Blade Chassis Storage Blades
Sun Blade 6000 Sun Blade 6000 Disk Blade 2
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24. Accelerating SPARC Solaris Servers
Maximizing Results
SPARC
5 Year Trajectory 1-64 Sockets
+2x Throughput
Cores 4x
M-Series +1.5x Single Thread
Threads 32x 32-64 Sockets
Memory Capacity 16x M-Series
+2x Throughput
Powered Up
Database TPM 40x >1x Single Thread
32-64 Sockets
Java Ops Per Second 10x +6x Throughput
+1.5x Single Thread
T-Series
T-Series In fabrication
1-4 Sockets 1-8 Sockets
ü
M-Series +5x Single Thread +3x Throughput
T-Seriesü 1-64 20%
+
Socket
1-4 Socket
+ 2x Throughput
ü
Solaris 11 Express Solaris 11 Solaris 11 Update Solaris 11 Update Solaris 11 Update
ü
Solaris 10 Solaris 10 Solaris 10
Update Update Update
2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015
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25. SPARC Processor Objectives
• Enable both M and T-series system product lines
– T-series: scale out
– M-series: scale up
• Improve performance by a minimum of 2x every 2 years
– Focus on commercial server applications
• Add features to exploit the value of Oracle software
– e.g. SIMD extensions, memory versioning
• Use common IP in both product lines
– Processor cores, SERDES, IO interfaces, ILOM, Hypervisor
• Continue to deliver core SPARC capabilities
– Compatibility, Scalability, RAS, in-box upgrades, complete portfolio
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26. Oracle is committed to SPARC
• Accelerated multi-year roadmaps
– Chip development was 4-5 years, now it’s a 2-year average
– Full 30 years of Oracle DB capabilities
• T4 is a game-changer
– Same throughput, 5x the performance
– Customers don’t always know if an application is multi-threaded
• The SPARC roadmap has “tick-tock” improvements between single-
thread and throughput
• Next generation systems will
– Significantly improve performance and while enhancing system scalability
– Increase system efficiency and availability
– Maintain our commitment to application compatibility
• Oracle is the best for running Oracle
– Greater value from integrated approach
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27. Oracle Database Appliance
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28. Oracle Database Appliance
• Simple. Reliable.
Affordable.
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29. Fully Redundant Hardware
• 2 x dual-socket Oracle Linux
servers
– 24 Intel Xeon processor X5675
cores
– 192 GB main memory
• 12 TB raw disk storage
• 292 GB solid state storage
• Built-in redundancy
– Server, storage, network, power
and cooling
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30. ‘Pay-as-you-Grow’ Database Licensing
• Purchase single hardware configuration
• Start with minimum of 2 processor core
licenses
• Scale to maximum of 24 processor core
licenses
• No hardware upgrades required
• License database software just for the cores
you use
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31. Low Entry Cost to High Availability
HP Oracle Database Appliance
• 24 processor cores • 24 processor cores
• Manual configuration & installation • One-button configuration & installation
• Multiple-vendor support contracts • Single-vendor support contract
• Minimum 24 processor core licenses • Minimum 2 processor core licenses
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www.proact.ee
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