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2 Oracle Exadata für SAP wie schnell ist der erste Kunde? Stefan Menschel Senior Leitender Systemberater Business Unit Server Technology - Datenbank Oracle Deutschland B.V. & Co. KG 2

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4 Program Agenda Exadata X3 Database Machine for SAP Oracle Exadata Reference SAP HANA Competition? 4

5 Program Agenda Exadata X3 Database Machine for SAP Oracle Exadata Reference SAP HANA Competition? 5

6 Oracle Exadata Database Machine (X3) Hardware Architecture Database Server Grid InfiniBand Network X3-2 up to 8 Node x64 16 Core / Server X3-8 2 Node x64 80 Core per Server Redundant 40Gb/s Switches FlashFire Cards up to 22,4 TB Flash Intelligent Storage Server Grid up to 14 High Performance Storage Server up to 100TB HP Storage up to 504TB HC Storage 6

7 Oracle Exadata Database Machine (X3) Engineered System Database Servers 2 Eight-Core Intel Xeon E Processors (2.9 GHz) X3-2 8 x Ten-Core Intel Xeon E Processors (2.40 GHz) X GB RAM / Server X3-2 2 TB RAM / Server X3-8 InfiniBand Switches 80 Gb/s Bandwidth per Link (40 Gb/s Each Direction) Storage Servers 2 Six-Core Intel Xeon E5-2630L Processors (2 GHz) 64 GB RAM 12 x 600 GB 15K RPM High Performance SAS (or) 12 x 3 TB 7.2K RPM High Capacity SAS FlashFire Cards 4 x 400 GB Sun Flash Accelerator F40 PCIe Cards 149,000 read, 121,000 write IOPS (8K) Exadata Storage Server Software 7

8 Oracle Exadata Database Machine (X3) Advantage : From Entry to HighEnd Multi Rack X3-2 Quarter Rack 2 x64 2-Socket x 8 Cores Database Servers X3-2 Eight Rack 32 Core (16 per Server) 256 GB RAM (128GB per Server) 2 x64 2-Socket x 8 Core Database 3 Storage Servers Server 21 TB HP / 36 TB HC Disc 16 Core (8 per Server) 4,8 TB Flash 256 GB RAM (128GB per Server) 3 Storage Server 21 TB HP / 36 TB HC Disc 2,4 TB Flash X3-2 Half Rack X3-2 Full Rack 4 x64 2-Socket x 8 Cores Database Servers 64 Core (16 per Server) 512 GB RAM (128GB per Server) 7 Storage Server 50 TB HP / 252 TB HC Disc 11,2 TB Flash X3-8 Full Rack 8 x64 2-Socket x 8 Cores Database Servers 128 Core (16 per Server) 1024 GB RAM (128GB per Server) 14 Storage Server 100 TB HP / 504 TB HC Disc 22,4 TB Flash 2 x64 Eight-Socket x 10 Core Database Servers 160 Core (80 per Server) 4 TB RAM (2 TB per Server) 14 Storage Server 100 TB HP / 504 TB HC Disc 22,4 TB Flash 8

9 Oracle Exadata Database Machine Advantage : Ready to Run $ OPTIMIZED! for Oracle Database High Availability (RAC, ASM) Scalability (RAC, ASM) Extreme Performance Compression Resource Management Flash Cache Simple and Secure Patching Automatic Service Request 9

10 Oracle Exadata Database Machine Advantage : Technology Consolidation Single managed Database(s) High Speed Network Intelligent Storage Intelligent Software 10

11 Infrastructure Conventional Systems Standardization? Contradiction! Database Server - individual Manufacturer - Operating System xy - Patch Level xy Host Bus Adapter - individual Manufacturer - Firmware xy FC-Switch - individual Manufacturer - Firmware xy Storage Array - individual Manufacturer - Operating System xy - Patchlevel xy complex Deployment Administration Maintenance Finger-Pointing High Availability Scalability more complex Risk 11

12 Oracle Exadata Database Machine Advantage : Standardization Reduce IT Costs faster Deployment speed Business Value less Operations less Mainentance less Finger-Pointing High Availability Scalability included less Risk 12

13 Oracle Exadata Database Machine Disaster Recovery Backup 18 TB/hour Exadata / ZFS Disk Backup 8 TB/hour Tape Backup StorageTek Tape Data Guard Redo Transport Backup 18 TB/hour Exadata / ZFS Disk Backup 8 TB/hour Tape Backup StorageTek Tape DataCenter <A> DataCenter <B> 13

14 Oracle Exadata Database Machine for SAP Requirements for SAP SAP Applications Runs unchanged on Exadata SAP NetWeaver 7.x (x>=0) SAP ERP (ECC) 6.0 SAP BW 7.x SAP CRM 2005 / 2007 / 7.x SAP PLM 6.0 / 7.0x SAP SRM 2005 / 2007 / 7.x SAP SCM 2005 / 2007 / 7.x SAP Oil&Gas 2005 / 6.x SAP Banking Services 5.0 / 6.0 / 7.0 /

15 Oracle Exadata Database Machine for SAP Classic 3-tier Installation UNICODE and nonunicode SAP Systems Application Server Application Server Database Server + Storage 15

16 Program Agenda Exadata X3 Database Machine for SAP Oracle Exadata Reference SAP HANA Competition? 16

17 Oracle Exadata Database Machine for SAP Reference : Phoenix Contact Germanys first Customer live on Oracle Exadata with SAP NW BI / SAP CRM SAP ERP 17

18 Phoenix Contact Products and Applications 18

19 Phoenix Contact Why Exadata Database Machine Challenges: Large SAP systems Fast growth of the company exploding DBs deal with various hard- and software components Requirements: more I/O performance as IOPS deal with the actual data volumes 20 TB without archiving more data Minimize effort for building up DB environments, synchronizing driver and firmware versions and optimization tasks of DBAs 19

20 Oracle Exadata Database Machine Project Progression Signing Contract for 2x Exadata Database Maschine QuarterRack Exadata Database Installation golive with SAP NW BI + SAP CRM on Exadata Hardware Check golive in Presentation Exadata Database Maschine Delivery of 2x Exadata Database Maschine Installation SAP NW BI as Standby Database 4TByte on Exadata 25 Calendar Days 20

21 Oracle Exadata Database Machine Performance out-of-the-box 21

22 Customer Scenario Infrastructure without Exadata SAP (NW BI /CRM) SUSE Linux Network 1 GBit Enterasys Database SUSE Linux SAN 4 GBit Storage 4x HP DL360 2x 4C Intel Xeon ,6 GHz 48 GB RAM 1x HP DL580 4x 6C Xeon E7530 1,86 GHz 64 GB RAM HP DL580 Brocade 4x 6C (24 Cores) Intel Xeon E7530 1,86 GHz 64 GB RAM Oracle nocompress SGA Target Database Buffers HP EVA

23 Customer Scenario Infrastructure with Exadata SAP (NW BI /CRM) SUSE Linux 4x HP DL360 2x 4C Intel Xeon ,6 GHz 48 GB RAM Network 10 GBit Enterasys Database Network - Storage Oracle Enterprise Linux Oracle nocompress 2x 6C (12 Cores) Intel Xeon GHz 96 GB RAM SGA Target Database Buffers SAP BW Database 4 TByte SAP CRM Database 500GByte 1x HP DL580 4x 6C Xeon E7530 1,86 GHz 64 GB RAM and Oracle physical Standby on Exadata Core 23

24 Performance Results SAP Netweaver BI without Database Reorganization without specific Tuning Only Exadata Effect 24

25 Oracle Exadata Database Machine Results SAP NW BI Queries Elapsed Time Reduction 13X Elapsed Time Reduction 14X Speed without Exadata Speed with Exadata min 1 2min40sec 1h44min 2 in 7min SAP NW BI Query 1 SAP NW BI Query 2 25

26 Oracle Exadata Database Machine Result SAP NW BI SGEN Elapsed Time Reduction 7X Speed without Exadata Speed with Exadata hours 43min SGEN Time 26

27 Oracle Exadata Database Machine Project Progression golive with SAP ERP 6.0 on Exadata 27

28 Customer Scenario Infrastructure without Exadata SAP (ERP 6.0) SUSE Linux Network 1 GBit RAC Database SUSE Linux SAN 4 GBit Storage Enterasys 11x HP DL360 2x 4C Intel Xeon ,6 GHz 48 GB RAM 2x HP DL580 (FailoverCluster) 4x 6C Xeon E7530 1,86 GHz 64 GB RAM IBM 3950 M2 Brocade 2x 8x 4C (64 Cores) Intel Xeon SGA Target Database Buffers GB RAM Oracle nocompress IBM DS

29 Customer Scenario Infrastructure with Exadata SAP (ERP 6.0) SUSE Linux 11x HP DL360 2x 4C Intel Xeon ,6 GHz 48 GB RAM Network 1 GBit Enterasys Database Network - Storage Oracle Enterprise Linux Oracle RAC nocompress 2x 2x 6C (24 Cores) Intel Xeon 96 GB RAM SGA Target Database Buffers SAP ERP Database 5 Tbyte and Oracle physical Standby on Exadata 2x HP DL580 (FailoverCluster) 4x 6C Xeon E7530 1,86 GHz 64 GB RAM Core 29

30 SAP ERP 6.0 on Exadata with 2 Node RAC SAP SAP ERP SAP ERP Dialog ERP Dialog Dialog Instance Instance Instance SAP SAP SAP ERP SAP ERP ERP Dialog ERP Dialog Instance Instance SAP ERP Central Instance (FailoverCluster) SAP ERP Central Instance (FailoverCluster) Exadata Database Server Infiniband Network Node 1 SAP Enqueue (ASCS / SCS) Oracle RAC Instanz 1 Oracle Listener 1 Oracle Clusterware Oracle ASM Oracle Linux Node 2 SAP Replicated Enqueue Oracle RAC Instanz 2 Oracle Listener 2 Oracle Clusterware Oracle ASM Oracle Linux Storage Server 1 Oracle Linux 2 Oracle Linux 3 Oracle Linux 30

31 Performance Results SAP ERP 6.0 without Database Reorganization without specific Tuning Only Exadata Effect 31

32 Oracle Exadata Database Machine Results Queries in SAP ERP 6.0 SELECT * FROM JEST WHERE MANDT =:A0 AND OBJNR IN (:A1, :A2, :A3, :A4, :A5) System Physical Reads Executions in 1 hour Elapsed Time (sec) Elapsed Time (min) Physical Reads / Elapsed Time without Exadata with Exadata ,62 31,88 382, ,92 12, ,81 Factor Time Reduction 4,3x 32

33 Oracle Exadata Database Machine Results Queries in SAP ERP 6.0 SELECT "MANDANT", "OBJECTCLAS", "OBJECTID", "CHANGENR", "USERNAME", "UDATE", "UTIME", "TCODE", "PLANC HNGNR", ACT_CHNGNO, "WAS_PLANND", "CHANGE_IND", "LANGU", "VERSION" FROM "CDHDR WHERE "MANDANT" = :A0 AND "OBJECTCLAS" = :A1 AND "OBJECTID" = :A2 AND "UDATE" > :A3 System without Exadata with Exadata Physical Reads Executions in 1 hour Elapsed Time (sec) Elapsed Time (min) Physical Reads / Elapsed Time ,59 38,04 142, ,34 14, ,64 Factor Time Reduction 9,3x 33

34 Oracle Exadata Database Machine Results Jobs in SAP ERP 6.0 (ZOPA-Report 1000) Start Date Start Time Elapsed Time (sec) Elapsed Time (min) Elapsed Time (hour) without Exadata :55: ,00 438,87 7, :55: ,00 470,60 7, :55: ,00 475,85 7,93 Average 7,70 Start Date Start Time Elapsed Time (sec) Elapsed Time (min) Elapsed Time (hour) with Exadata :55: ,00 45,33 0, :55: ,00 91,02 1, :55: ,00 42,18 0,70 Average 0,99 Factor Time Reduction 7,7x 34

35 Phoenix Contact Datacenter today with Exadata Database Machine Data Center 1 Data Center 2 Production SAP and nonsap SAP Test- and QA Systems Standby SAP and nonsap X2-2 (1/4 Rack) Expansion Box (1/4 Rack) IBM WebSphere Portal and WCM X2-2 (1/4 Rack) Production SAP and nonsap Standby SAP and nonsap Standby SAP and nonsap Production SAP and nonsap X2-2 (1/2 Rack) SAP ECC 6.05 SAP CRM 7.01 X2-2 (1/2 Rack) SAP BI 7.0 SAP GTS X2-2 (1/2 Rack) X2-2 (1/2 Rack) 35

36 Oracle Exadata Database Machine Additional Benefits - Overall incredible performance gain enlarged SAP BI analysis dramatically less effort of DB tuning reduction of complexity reduction monthly settlement by one day reduction by half of time of SAP jobs 36

37 Program Agenda Exadata X3 Database Machine for SAP Oracle Exadata Reference SAP HANA Competition? 37

38 SAP HANA Facts Two Categories of SAP HANA Specializes Real-Time Analytics Operational Reporting Sales Reporting, Financial Reporting, Shipping Reporting, Purchasing Reporting, Master Data Reporting Data Warehousing using SAP NW BW 7.3 on HANA without RDBMS Predictive and Text analysis on Big Data using R integration capability Real-Time Applications Core Process Accelerators business reporting by leveraging ERP Accelerators CO-PA Accelerator, Finance and Controlling Accelerator, Customer Segmentation Accelerator, Sales Pipeline Analysis Planning, Optimization Apps Sales & Operational Planning, BusinessObjects Planning & Consolidation, Cash Forecasting, ATP calculation, Margin calculation, Manufacturing scheduling optimization Sense & Response Apps real-time insights on Big Data Smart Meter Analytics, SAP Supplier InfoNet, SAP precision retailing and Geo-spatial Visualization apps 38

39 SAP HANA Facts HANA is currently at best in an Beta stage for Small BW Datamart environments Niche applications for real time problems HANA is NOT data center ready many pieces are not available (yet) HANA and OLTP wait and see requires a lot of change by SAP and customers HANA is a highly proprietary SAP database lock in guaranteed Costs! 100TByte SAP HANA Showcase SAPPHIRE Orlando equal to $176.5 Million 39

40 Oracle Engineered Systems Simplify I.T. Conventional Systems Engineered Systems 40

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42 Larry Ellison CEO, Oracle Corporation "By having all of the pieces in the stack from the silicon all the way up to the application we'll be able to deliver systems that run faster, are fault-tolerant, are highly secure - much more secure, much more performant, much more costeffective, much easier to use - than we ever could have delivered by simply delivering components." 42

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