a2 a peep into the fastest servers for database middleware and enterprise java applications

Systems Update and Roadmap

Victor Chiu

Principal Sales Consultant

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Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Building the Cloud with In-memory Computing

ORACLE ENGINEERED

SYSTEMS

SERVERS, STORAGE &

NETWORKING PRODUCTS SOFTWARE


Oracle’s Unique Advantage: Design Innovation Extreme Performance, Efficiency and Optimization for Software

System

Software


Investment in Core Technology

PROCESSORS SOFTWARE BANDWIDTH SYSTEMS

SPARC microprocessors

are the fastest in the world,

and continue to lead the

industry into the multi-core

era

Oracle Solaris is the

leading enterprise cloud

OS, many years ahead in

scalability and reliability

SPARC servers reach

incredible scale inside

the server, or outside,

through leading-edge

InfiniBand technology

Oracle’s portfolio today

has the performance and

price / performance

advantage, and offers

breakthrough virtualization

for business critical

applications


SPARC @ Oracle

2010 2011 2012

SPARC T3 16 S2 cores 128 Threads

40 nm technology

1.65 GHz

SPARC T4 8 S3 Cores 64 Threads

40nm Technology

3.0 GHz

SPARC T5 16 S3 Cores

28nm Technology

3.6 GHz

5 Processors in 4 Years

SPARC M5 6 S3 Cores, 48MB $

28nm Technology

3.6 GHz

2012

SPARC M6 12 S3 Cores 48MB $

28nm Technology

3.6 GHz

2013


SPARC T5 March 25, 2013

#1 TPC-C: fastest database server

#1 SPECjbb 2013: fastest Java server

#1 SPECjEnterprise 2010: fastest middleware server

#1 SPEC CPU 2006: fastest raw processor performance

#1 SAP-SD: fastest SAP 8-processor server

#1 Siebel: fastest CRM server 20+

WORLD

RECORD

BENCHMARKS


Oracle M6-32 Big Memory Machine September 22, 2013

32 Terabytes DRAM Memory

32 SPARC M6 Chips

- 2x the cores of M5

Fastest In-Memory Database -

database queries 7X faster

Available NOW

1024

Memory

DIMMS


SPARC M6: Processor Overview

12 Cores @ 3.6GHz

96 Threads per Processor

48MB shared L3 Cache

4.1 Tbps total link bandwidth

4.27 billion transistors

Most Scalable Processor


M6-32 System Coherency Interconnect

CPUs communicate using

384 port silicon switching network

3 TERABYTE per sec bandwidth

Enables Massive Shared Memory for In-Memory Applications


Unprecedented Performance and Scalability Oracle M6: Terabyte Scale Computing

Best platform for in-memory computing 32 TERABYTE SYSTEM MEMORY

3 TERABYTES

PER SECOND

SYSTEM

BANDWIDTH

1.4 TERABYTES

PER SECOND

MEMORY

BANDWIDTH

1 TERABYTE

PER SECOND

I/O

BANDWIDTH

384 cores, 3,072 threads, virtualization built in:

deploy any size workload

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M6-32 Big Memory Machine vs. IBM P795 Leading Performance, Leading Price Performance

$3M

2X

System

Bandwidth

4X More

DIMM Slots

2X

Memory

Capacity

50% More

CPU Cores

IBM P795

$9.6M


Traditional In-Memory VS 12c In-Memory OpenWorld Demo – IMPRESSIVE!


12c In-Memory on M6-32 OpenWorld Demo – EVEN MORE IMPRESSIVE!


SPARC M6-32 Large Enterprise Consolidation

Oracle E-Business

World Record X-Large 14.6K Online users

(4 LDoms) Application + Database

Oracle PeopleSoft

World Record Online+Batch 34K Online users+ Batch-only 29.7 min (2 LDoms) Application + Database

Oracle Database 12c Near-linear data warehouse scaling

0

4

8

12

16

0 4 8 12 16

Scal

ing

Number of chips

QueryLinear

Heavy-duty Application & Database consolidation with big memory

Oracle Solaris

scales to 1,536 threads!


ACQUIRE

2010

FOCUS

2011

COMPETE

2012

ACCELERATE

2013

IBM

SPARC T3

SPARC T-Series

SPARC T4

SPARC

x86

Investing in Systems Leadership

Oracle 100% performance

each generation

IBM Power & x86 30–50% performance

each generation

X86 & IBM:

incremental

improvements

Oracle doubling

System-level

performance

every 2 years

Next

Generation

Oracle

SPARC

Processors

OPTIMIZE

FUTURE


ACQUIRE

2010

FOCUS

2011

COMPETE

2012

ACCELERATE

2013

Investing in Systems Leadership

IBM

SPARC T3

SPARC T-Series

SPARC T4

SPARC

x86

IBM

SPARC T3

SPARC T-Series

SPARC T4

SPARC

x86


each generation


each generation


each generation


each generation

OPTIMIZE

FUTURE

M7/T7

M8/T8

M7/T7

– Running in lab now

– Deep Software in Silicon

– Step function in

performance

M8/T8

– Improved core


Oracle SPARC Processor Roadmap

Solaris 11.1

Solaris 10 U11 Solaris 11.x

Solaris 10

Solaris 11.x

Solaris 10 Solaris 11

Solaris 10 U10

T4 +1x Throughput

+5x Thread Strength

M5 +6x Throughput

+1.5x Thread Strength

M6 2x Throughput

>1x Thread Strength

In Lab

M-Series +2x Throughput


T5 +2.5x Throughput


2011 2012 2013 2015

Delivered

In Lab

T-Series +2x Throughput


Software in Silicon Features

• Database Query

• Decompression

• Encryption

• Application Data Protection

• Java Accelertion


Oracle Solaris

Best for Oracle Deployments

Built for Cloud Infrastructures

#1 for Enterprise Applications


New Optimized Shared Memory

interface (OSM)

Works with Oracle DB

Automatic Memory

Management (AMM)

Dynamic, NUMA- aware

granule based shared memory

Oracle DB 12c Optimized Shared Memory

New with Oracle Solaris 11.1

Dynamically resize your

Database SGA online

without a reboot

Bring Oracle Database

instances up 2x faster

Oracle DB

SGA


New Oracle Solaris/RAC Kernel

Mode Acceleration

Allows Oracle Solaris to

respond directly to lock requests

Saves lock state in memory

shared by database and kernel

Best OS for Oracle RAC

New with Oracle Solaris 11.1

30-40%

lower latency lock

grants

Up to 20%

higher throughput

Consistent, predictable

RAC performance

Oracle Solaris

Oracle

RAC

Oracle Solaris

Oracle

RAC


Best for Real World Applications SPARC and Solaris

#1 TPC-C: fastest database server

#1 SPECjbb 2013: fastest Java server

#1 SPECjEnterprise 2010: fastest middleware server

#1 SPEC CPU 2006: fastest raw processor performance

#1 SAP-SD: fastest SAP 8-processor server

#1 Siebel: fastest CRM server

20+ WORLD RECORD

BENCHMARKS


Oracle SPARC Systems Direction Increase Application Performance 2x Every Two Years

Lead Mission Critical computing

Embed Oracle-specific enhancements

Design the best servers in the world. Period.

Not just about servers: Integrate into Engineered

Systems


Oracle Engineered Systems


Oracle Engineered Systems Mission: Simplify Your Environment

Extreme

Performance

Low Risk

Deployment

Breakthrough

Efficiency


Thousands of Engineered Systems In Production Existing Applications, Spectacular Results

http://www.lgi.com/index.html


Oracle SuperCluster M6-32 Oracle’s Fastest and Most Scalable Engineered Systems

CO

MP

LE

TE

Compute

Storage

Software

Networking

+

+

The best system for

running databases

and applications in

memory

Most scalable

system for

consolidation and

cloud services

Secure multi-tenant

virtualization SuperCluster T5-8

SuperCluster M6-32


Exalytics T5-8 In-Memory System for Business Analytics

4TB of Memory, 128 cores

3TB Flash

Rich, Interactive User Experience

Offloads Analytics from Database

Consolidates Analytical Applications

20X Faster Analytic Response

3X More Mobile Users

6X Faster Financial Planning

Results, 6X Users Supported


The Engineered Systems Advantage

5X Faster Time to

Revenue

DEPLOYMENT

10X Faster Database

and Applications

PERFORMANCE

10X Less Time for

Patching

AVAILABILITY


Best Enterprise Portfolio

T4-1B

T4-1

T4-2

T4-4

T5-1B

T5-2

T5-4

SuperCluster T5-8 and M6-32

Exalytics T5-8

Entry-Level Mid-Range High-End Engineered Systems

M6-32, M5-32 T5-8

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