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Name
Presenter Title
Agenda
• Challenges of Database Deployment

• Oracle Database Appliance Overview
• Hardware Architecture
• Software Architecture
• Deployment Architecture
• Q&A

Growing Business Critical Services and Data
High Availability Solutions Desirable
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Costly and Complex Specific Skills Risk of Failure

Required

Simple to Install, Manage and Maintain
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Installation
Expertise
Optimization
Expertise
Time
SAVINGS
Cost
Network
Administration
Storage
Administration
System
Oracle Appliance
Administration
Manager
Build Your Own

Rapidly Deploy A Database Cluster
Simple to Install
Rack the system

Cable the system
Wizard-driven install

Oracle Appliance Manager
Simple to Manage and Maintain
One Button Deployment

One Button Patching
“Zero-Admin” Storage
Integrated VM
Management
Single Vendor Support

Interactive One
Business Benefits
• Premier social media site built to connect, inform,
entertain, and inspire the entire Black community Easier Better DB Decreased Easy, Fast
Patching Performance Complexity Setup
Objectives
• Social networking app must be available 24x7
• Hardware refresh to update old systems
• Risk of no domain expert to build complex - SAN and
RAC config.
Pre-ODA After Oracle Database Appliance
Solution
• I/O performance improved – key advantage of ODA
• Decreased complexity – eliminated need for SAN
experts
• One database, multiple schemas instead of 6
databases
• Planned+unplanned outages reduced from 30 hours to 3PAR Storage
8U, 20 amps – 50% reduction
20 minutes/yr Two Full Racks! 6 databases
in Power, 2 databases
84U, 50 amps

Building reliable systems is difficult for many database professionals:
• 42% experience challenges meeting database SLA’s
• 66% have had to work overnight due to a database emergency
Crimson Consulting Online Web Survey – Dec 2012

Built-In Reliability
Hardware Software
• Two dual-socket Oracle Linux • Oracle Database 11g Enterprise
servers Edition
• Redundant 10-GbE interconnect - Real Application Clusters
• Double-mirroring or triple-mirroring - RAC One Node
storage redundancy - Single Instance
• Redundant hot-swappable power, • Oracle Grid Infrastructure
cooling, and fans - Automatic Storage Management
- Oracle Clusterware
• Oracle Linux and Oracle VM
• Oracle Appliance Manager

Best in Class Availability
Active – Active Active – Passive Single Instance

• Best Availability • Better Availability • Good Availability
• Oracle Database 11g • Oracle Database 11g • Oracle Database 11g
Enterprise Edition Enterprise Edition Enterprise Edition
• Oracle Real • Oracle Real
Application Clusters Application Clusters
• Mutual failover and One Node
load balancing • Can have mutual
failover

“50% of database respondents to a recent survey use less than
75% of their Licensed Database Capacity”
Crimson Consulting Online Web Survey – Dec 2012

What Could You Do with 2000 Extra Hours?
Installation
The Oracle Database Appliance

simplifies time-consuming DBA tasks
Scaling Deployment
and saves:
835 hours in first year
Support Maintenance
669 hours each subsequent year
http://www.oracle.com/us/products/database/database-appliance-vs-sql-server-1434947.pdf

Capacity On Demand Licensing
Option 1: Build Your Own Option 2: Buy Database Appliance

License 32 Cores for Anticipated Growth License as You Grow and Save Significantly
32 Cores
24 Cores Add Capacity

When You Need It
16 Cores
12 Cores
OR
8 Cores
4 Cores
Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 Year 1 Year 2 Year 3
Purchase Capacity Up Front Purchase Capacity-on-Demand

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Oracle Database Appliance

Hardware

Oracle Database Appliance X4-2
Base Configuration Specifications
More Processing Power

• 2 x 1RU x86 Servers. Each Server Contains:
– 2 x 12-core Intel Xeon Processors E5-2697 v2
processors
– 256 GB RAM (16 x 16 GB)
– 2 x 600 GB Boot Disks (mirrored)
– 4 x 10GbE Ports
– Redundant 10GbE Interconnect
• 1 x 2RU Storage Shelf – Direct-Attached
– 4 x 2.5” 200 GB SSDs for Redo
– 20 x 2.5” 900 GB HDDs for Data

Oracle Database Appliance X4-2
Storage Expansion Shelf Specifications
Double Available Storage Capacity
• Support for Additional 1 x 2RU

Storage Expansion Shelf
– Direct-Attached
– 4 x 2.5” 200 GB SSDs for Redo
– 20 x 2.5” 900 GB HDDs for Data

Storage
• Each Server Node
– 2x HBA Node 0 Node 1
– In case of HBA failure HBA HBA HBA HBA
• Multipath software transparently

manages both paths for the database
• Storage Shelf IO Module IO Module
P0 P1
– 2x IO Modules (Controllers)
• Each connects to all 24 disks to
Slot 20 Slot 21 Slot 22 Slot 23
protect against failure Slot 16 Slot 17 Slot 18 Slot 19
– Redundant HDDs and SSDs Slot 12 Slot 13 Slot 14 Slot 15

Slot 8 Slot 9 Slot 10 Slot 11
• ASM stripes data across disks to Slot 4 Slot 5 Slot 6 Slot 7
protect against failure Slot 0 Slot 1 Slot 2 Slot 3

Best-in-Class Performance
• Optimal data layout
– Ideal disk group configuration
– Data striping with ASM
Performance
• Direct-attached storage Build-your-own
– Eliminates SAN/NAS bottlenecks
• Out-of-the-box fully tuned

– Increases throughput
– Improves response time

Hardware Front View
With Storage Expansion Shelf
1. Server Node 1
2. Server Node 0
3. Storage Shelf
4. Optional
Storage
Expansion
shelf

Cable the Oracle Database Appliance X4-2
Purpose – Cabling Storage Start - Compute Node End - Storage Shelf
1. Connect dark blue SAS cable Connect into dark blue port (SAS0) in PCIe slot 2 in node 0 Connect into dark blue port in top IO Module (port 0)
2. Connect light blue SAS cable Connect into light blue port (SAS1) in PCIe slot 3 in node 0 Connect into light blue port in bottom IO Module (port 0)
3. Connect dark red SAS cable Connect into dark red port (SAS1) in PCIe slot 2 node 1 Connect into dark red port in top IO Module (port 1)
4. Connect light red SAS cable Connect into light red port (SAS0) in PCIe slot 3 node 1 Connect into light red port in bottom IO Module (port 1)
Purpose – Cabling Interconnect Start - Node 0 End - Node1
5. Connect green CAT-6 cable Connect into green port (Net0) in PCIe slot 1 Connect into green port (NET0) in PCIe slot 1
6. Connect yellow CAt-6 cable Connect into yellow port (Net1) in PCIe slot 1 Connect into yellow port (NET1) in PCIe slot 1

Cable the ODA X4-2 w/ Storage Expansion Shelf
Purpose – Cabling Storage Expansion Start - Compute Node End - Storage Expansion Shelf
7. Connect dark blue SAS cable Connect into dark blue port (SAS0) in PCIe slot 2 in node 1 Connect into dark blue port in top IO Module (port 0)
8. Connect light blue SAS cable Connect into light blue port (SAS1) in PCIe slot 3 in node 1 Connect into light blue port in bottom IO Module (port 0)
9. Connect dark red SAS cable Connect into dark red port (SAS1) in PCIe slot 2 in node 0 Connect into dark red port in top IO Module (port 1)
10. Connect light red SAS cable Connect into light red port (SAS0) in PCIe slot 3 in node 0 Connect into light red port in bottom IO Module (port 1)

Networking
• 2 x 10GbE – Cluster Interconnect
• HA-IP Enabled
Interconnect Ports
• 4 x 10GbE – Public Network per Server
ILOM
– 2 x 10 GbE Bonded Network External Networking Ports
• 2


Software

Highly Reliable Software
Database 11gR2
RAC, RAC1Node, EE
Grid Infrastructure
Appliance Manager
Oracle VM (optional)
Oracle Enterprise Linux

Software Components
Provisioning
Storage Management
Appliance Manager
Patching
Validation & Diagnostics

Provisioning
Operating System Automatically Deployed in the Factory
– Based on OEL 5.9
• UEK2 kernel
• Installed only RPM required for GI and Database
– Create RAID devices and partitions
– Create appropriate boot, root, swap and /u01 file
systems
– Ensure all OS best practices configured correctly
– Run security scan to ensure no OS vulnerabilities

Provisioning
Deployment
• Download latest version
– Grid Infrastructure and Database file
• Patched with current patch set, PSU and all critical one-off’s
• Configuration is gathered through a Wizard
Configure Networking Create Cluster Create ASR
1 2 3 4 5 Complete
Complete
Configure Storage Create Database

Provisioning – Oracle Database Appliance X4-2
Database Templates Sized for Performance
Database Class System Global Area Program Global Number of Log Buffer, Redo
Area Processes Log Size
Extra Extra 2048-4096 MB 1024-2048 MB 200 16 MB, 1GB
Small
Extra Small 4096-8192 MB 2048-4096 MB 200 16 MB, 1 GB
Small 8192-16384 MB 4096-8192 MB 400 16 MB, 1 GB
Medium 16384-24576 MB 8192-12288 MB 800 32 MB, 2 GB
Large 24576-49152 MB 12288-24576 MB 1200 64 MB, 4 GB
Extra Large 49152-65536 MB 24576-32768 MB 2400 64 MB, 4 GB
Extra Extra 65536-98404 MB 32768-49152 MB 3200 64 MB, 4 GB
Large
Extra Extra 98404 MB 49152 MB 4800 64 MB, 4 GB
Extra Large
Creating New Databases
OAKCLI Provides One-Button Deployment
#oakcli create database -db orcl2
INFO: 2012-08-23 12:05:42: Database parameter file is not provided. Will be using default parameters for DB creation
• Uses templates to create optimized database
Please enter the 'root' user password:
Please re-enter the 'root' user password:
Please enter the 'oracle' user password:

Please re-enter the 'oracle' user password:
Please enter the 'SYSASM' user password: (During deployment we set the SYSASM password to 'welcome1'):
Please re-enter the 'SYSASM' user password:
INFO: 2012-08-23 12:06:04: Installing a new home: OraDb11203_home13 at /u01/app/oracle/product/11.2.0.3/dbhome_13
Specify the Database Deployment (1. RAC 2. Others) [1]:1

Selected value is: RAC
Specify the Database Class (1. Medium 2. Others) [1]:

Provisioning
Summary
• No need to install or configure the OS
• No knowledge required to install Clusterware and
database
• No requirement to research the patchsets and patches
needed
• Completely tested and validated by Oracle

Software Components
Provisioning
Storage Management
Appliance Manager
Patching

Storage Management
Initial Configuration
• Discovers disks
• Creates partitions
• Sets up multipath
• Creates diskgroups and lays out data for best performance
– DATA for database data
– RECO for archive logs for backup data
• External: 80% Data/20% Archive, Internal: 60% Backups/40% Data
– REDO for redo logs

Storage Management
Monitoring and Recovery
• Appliance Manager tracks the layout, configuration and
status of storage
• Monitor the disks for hard and soft failures
– Dead disk
– Predictive failure
– Poor performance
• Interacts with ASM to perform corrective actions

Storage management
Disk management - OAK corrective actions
• If a disk fails it off lines the disk from the disk group
– Does not have to wait for disk_repair_time
• Proactively offline
– Disks that are predicated fail
– Disks that are poorly performing
– Disks that are accidently swapped
• These actions ensure highest level availability and
performance at all times

Deep Hardware Monitoring
• Continuously Monitor health of the HW components in

ODA server nodes.
• Provide command line interface to display the status
• Support both bare metal and virtual platforms

Monitored Attributes
• Server
– health details, power state, ambient temperature, locator indicator, power consumption, open problems
count/detail
• Processor
– health details
• Memory
– health details, correctable ECC errors
• Cooling Units
– health details, % , RPM
• Network
– health details, LinkStatus, Die temp.
• Power Supply
– health details, InputPower,OutputPower,InletTemp, ExhaustTemp

Sample Output

Storage
Summary
• Zero admin storage
– No LUN’s to create
– No need to setup multipath
– No need to configure diskgroup
– No disk alignment and sector optimization required
• On failure just replace the disk, ODA will automatically
manage everything
• Highly optimal design provides native disk performance
to database
Software Components
Provisioning
Storage Management
Appliance Manager
Patching

Patching
Designed to address entire system update seamlessly
• Patches all the components

– All system firmware
– Operating System
– System management software (ASR)
– Appliance Manager
– Grid Infrastructure
– Database

Patching
Patched with current Patchset, PSU and all critical one-off’s
Update OS, Storage, FW,

ILOM, BIOS Update Database(s)
Download Bundle Patch
1 2 3 4 5 Complete
Complete
Unpack the patch file Update Grid Infrastructure

One-Button Command Line
• Single command to simplify the manual steps needed to

administer the Oracle Database Appliance
# oakcli update -patch -h
Usage:
oakcli update -patch <version> [[--infra] | [[--gi] [--database ]]] [--noreboot] | [--clean ] | [--verify]
Where:
--infra - [Default] Patches infrastructure [firmware, OS, ASR, HMP,OAK e.t.c]
--gi - Patches the GridInfrastructure
--database - Patches the oracle database homes
--clean - Clean up all temporary files on the local node.
--noreboot - Node will not be rebooted after patching.
--verify - Shows the patchable components on the node.

Patching the Database
Upgrading 11.2.0.3.2 to 11.2.0.4.0 database
Before
# oakcli show databases
Database Name Database Type Database HomeName
tpcc RAC dbhome11203
Database HomeLocation Database Version
/u01/app/oracle/product/11.2.0.3/dbhome_1 11.2.0.3.2(13696216,13696251)

# ./oakcli update -patch 2.8.0.0.0 –database
After
# oakcli show databases
Database Name Database Type Database HomeName
tpcc RAC dbhome11204
Database HomeLocation Database Version
/u01/app/oracle/product/11.2.0.4/dbhome_1 11.2.0.4.0(13923374,13919095)

Patching
Summary
• No need to research and search the patches needed
– From firmware to database
• No need to test end-to-end inter-operability
– Oracle tests it
• No need to have the knowledge to patch the
components
– One Button patching does it for you

Software Components
Provisioning
Storage Management
Appliance Manager
Patching

Diagnostics
• ASR (Auto Service Request)
– Monitors and creates automatic service request on any hardware
component failure with Oracle Support
• System check for all hardware and software components
– ./oakcli validate
– Validates hardware and software components and quickly identifies any
anomaly or violation of best practice compliance
• Diagnostics collection
– ./diagcollect
– Gathers all relevant logs from hardware and software components and
produces single bundle for support to triage the issue

Support Application Workloads Through
Virtualization
• Utilization of the full ODA capacity regardless of database core
usage
• Efficient sharing of the platform with one or more applications
• Capacity-on-demand licensing for both database and
applications
• Isolation between database and application workloads
• Grow / shrink database and applications capacity

How Will the Virtualized Platform work?
Single server to manage the database and applications

• Database runs in the ‘ODA
Node 1 Node 2
Base’ domain to provide native
Domain U Domain U disk performance
Domain U • Domains provide application
Domain U
isolation
Domain U Domain U
• Appliance Manager provides:
DOM 0 ODA Base DOM 0 ODA Base – VM Template and Domain
VM Storage • Appliance Manager VM Storage • Appliance Manager
Repository • Grid Infrastructure Repository • Grid Infrastructure management
• Database • Database

What is DOM 0?
Administrative Domain for Oracle VM

• Default domain after Oracle
Node 1 Node 2
Database Appliance
Domain U Domain U Virtualized image is installed
Domain U • Bootstrap the deployment
Domain U
process
Domain U Domain U
• Maintains the storage
DOM 0 ODA Base DOM 0 ODA Base repository for VMs
Repository • Grid Infrastructure Repository • Grid Infrastructure

What is ODA Base?
Same look, feel, and performance you get today
• ODA Base is a privileged VM
domain
Node 1 Node 2
• Deploy supported databases
Domain U Domain U within ODA Base just as you
do today with bare metal
Domain U Domain U
• 18TB/36TB of raw storage
Domain U Domain U
• SI, RAC, RAC One Node
DOM 0 ODA Base DOM 0 ODA Base database options
Repository • Grid Infrastructure Repository • Grid Infrastructure • Up to 248GB of memory can
be allocated

ODA Base Domain - Cores and Memory
Size based on workload requirements
ODA X4-2
• 2 Core 32 GB RAM • Deployed databases use
• 4 Core 32 GB RAM the resources within ODA
• 6 Core 64 GB RAM Base
• 8 Core 96 GB RAM
Option to change memory size if required

What can be deployed in DOMAIN U?
On Demand Capacity to Utilize Resources

• Deploy VMs to run
Node 1 Node 2 applications, middle tier, etc..
Domain U Domain U • Oracle VM supported
Domain U templates
Domain U
• Shared repository can be
Domain U Domain U
created and sized based on
DOM 0 ODA Base DOM 0 ODA Base available shared storage
Repository • Grid Infrastructure Repository • Grid Infrastructure – Provides VM auto restart and
failover

VM Auto Restart & VM Failover HA
Node-0 Node-1
DomU1 DomU2 DomU3 DomU4 DomU2
Shared
file system
Shared
ODA BASE Repository ODA BASE
ASM ASM
Grid Infrastructure Grid Infrastructure
Databases Databases
VM Management VM Management
Shared disk
Data
Dom0 Dom0

VLAN Support
Provide Network Security Isolation for Multiple Workloads Sharing Common Network
• Servers have finite number of networks – ODA X4-2 has 2 bonded

network interfaces for customer use
• If/when customers need to use multiple networks, they need to share
one or more of the network interfaces provided
• Having VLANs allows sharing of a common network interface and still
provides security isolation i.e. cannot sniff packets of a different
workload
• Requires a switch that supports and configured with tagged VLAN

ODA VM network with VLAN Example
Network Requirement
• Management access –
provide access to
highly privileged DBAs
• Backup Network –
RMAN backup access
• Application access –
application Traffic

Deploy
• Run the ODA configurator to create file system, Grid Infrastructure, Database
database from ODA_Base. (Just like you are familiar with today)
Create
• Download the ODA_Base template file from MOS ODA_Base
• Deploy ODA_Base
Image with
• Download ODA Virtualized image file from MOS ODA OVM
• Re-image the ODA
Virtualized Platform re-images the ODA
How do you deploy the virtualized platform?
Deploy Domain U Applications
Simple management from ODA Base
1. Download the application template to the VM Storage

Repository
2. Configure the VM properties
3. Create VM instance in one or more repositories as
needed
4. Start the application VMs

Implement Workload Isolation
CPU Pool -- Pinned and Unpinned
• 24 cores per node

• 48 vCPUs per node
• Configure CPU Pool to implement workload isolation between the web
tier, application, and database

Patching the ODA Virtualized Platform
Single patch to update the server, database, etc
• Single command to update the OS, firmware, Oracle

VM, Grid Infrastructure, database, etc.
• Download ODA software patches from MOS
• User domain patching is the responsibility of the owner

Oracle Database Appliance with WebLogic Server
A simple, affordable and reliable low maintenance appliance
with a highly available WebLogic Server
and Oracle RAC deployment
• Simplified provisioning/install
– Just a few hours to a best-of-breed HA Web
virtualized application and database infrastructure Oracle Database RAC
• Simplified investment model

– Capacity on Demand with virtualized pricing as
your workload changes
• Simplified maintenance
– Integrated patching – one-throat-to-choke

WebLogic on ODA Customer Experience
Installation and Provisioning Designed Into Standard Model
Download DB, WLS Appliance

Install ODA in Run Oracle Run Oracle WebLogic
Manager, WLS ODA
customer Datacenter Appliance Manager Server Configuration
from E-Delivery

Customer installs ODA

Choice of two distributions

Database RAC

WLS, OTD VMs
HW, maps out • WebLogic 11g (10.3.6) or Cluster Setup provisioned; appliance
networking & topology • WebLogic 12c (12.1.1) is ready to use!

WebLogic Deployment on ODA
Applications Solution Platform

HA VIP • Deploy VMs to run
Node 1 Node 2
WebLogic Server and
Software Load Software Load Software Load Balancer
Balancer Balancer
App Domains App Domains • HA Virtual IP provides single
entry point for application
WebLogic WebLogic clients with isolation
DOM 1
DOM0 ODA Base DOM0 ODA Base • Oracle VM 3.1.1 provided
• Appliance Manager
• Grid Infrastructure
• Appliance Manager
• Grid Infrastructure
templates

Up to 3X Better Performance, Improved Manageability
Active GridLink Benefits
RAC Node Load Aware
Connection Requests
Automation with RAC WebLogic WebLogic
GridLink GridLink
• Dynamic load balancing of

requests
80% 20%
• Continuous connection
availability regardless of RAC Continuous Connections
Regardless of RAC Changes
changes
WebLogic WebLogic
• Simplified management of GridLink GridLink
WebLogic domains

Overall Deployment with WebLogic on
Good Availability High Availability
Active/Passive Active/Active
HA VIP HA VIP
WebLogic WebLogic WebLogic WebLogic
Database Database Database Database
Oracle Database Oracle Database

Appliance Appliance
• Provides protection from node failure • HA with leveraging standby site resources
• Standardize across all sorts of systems • No loss of sessions during the failover time
• Shared Database storage • Shared Database storage


Deployment Examples

Ideal for Branch Office & Distributed Deployments
Distributed:
Data Center: Branch Offices
Departments
Exadata
Exalogic
SPARC T4-4

Implement Maximum Availability Architecture
Production Disaster Recovery

Active Data Guard
Dev
Test
ZFS Storage Appliance

Storage Expansion (HCC)

Standard Deployment with External Backup /
External Storage
Media Server with Tape Drive
Oracle Database
Appliance

Disaster Recovery for Exadata
Oracle Database
Appliance
and
Exalogic Application Server
Exadata

-Storage expansion
-HCC support

Exadata Dev/Test/Prod Lifecycle
Exadata Quarter Rack Exadata Full Rack
Oracle Database
Appliance
Development Test Production

Database Hosting
Dedicated Hosting Environments Shared Hosting Environment
Customer A
Customer D
Customer E
Customer F
Customer B
Customer C Exadata
End Users

Oracle Database Engineered Systems Continuum
Engineered for
Full Rack
Extreme Simplicity
Half Rack
Quarter Rack
Eighth Rack Engineered for Extreme Performance

ORACLE DATABASE APPLIANCE
Simple, Reliable, Affordable
• Simple to deploy, manage and maintain

• Best-in-class availability
• Best-in-class performance
• Built-in scalability
• Capacity-on-demand licensing
• Solution-in-a-Box

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Oracle Database Appliance X4-2 Technical Overview

• Challenges of Database Deployment

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Costly and Complex Specific Skills Risk of Failure

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Build Your Own

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Rack the system

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One Button Deployment

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Active – Active Active – Passive Single Instance

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The Oracle Database Appliance

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Option 1: Build Your Own Option 2: Buy Database Appliance

24 Cores Add Capacity

Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 Year 1 Year 2 Year 3

Purchase Capacity Up Front Purchase Capacity-on-Demand

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Oracle Database Appliance

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More Processing Power

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Double Available Storage Capacity

• Support for Additional 1 x 2RU

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• Multipath software transparently

– Redundant HDDs and SSDs Slot 12 Slot 13 Slot 14 Slot 15

protect against failure Slot 0 Slot 1 Slot 2 Slot 3

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• Out-of-the-box fully tuned

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Purpose – Cabling Storage Start - Compute Node End - Storage Shelf

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Oracle Database Appliance

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Oracle Enterprise Linux

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Validation & Diagnostics

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Configure Storage Create Database

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Please enter the 'oracle' user password:

Specify the Database Deployment (1. RAC 2. Others) [1]:1

Specify the Database Class (1. Medium 2. Others) [1]:

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Validation & Diagnostics

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