The first part of the report from the AMIS team on their findings of Oracle Open World 2011 and JavaOne 2011. With the major announcements, the roadmaps, highlights and disappointments, some gold nuggets and personal bests and a general impression of where Oracle, the industry trends and the technology are going.

1. Report from oracle open world and JavaOne 2011 AMIS – 17th October 2011

2. Welcome and outline Introduction to the conferences Major Announcements and Conference Highlights AMIS Magic Quadrant Paul: ‘Meanwhile in the Valley’ – Innovation Tour Michel: Exalogic, WebLogic + Traffic Director Marco: hardware/appliances & Exa-family, Virtualization, Linux & Solaris (introducing Ksplice), Enterprise Manager 12c Dinner (18.30-19.30) Alex (aka Marco): BigData & NoSQL, APEX, SQL Developer, latest on Data Integration Aino: ADF, Mobile and Software Engineering Peter: SOA, BPM and guest star Enterprise Gateway Lucas: WebCenter and Java/JEE Q&A/Panel/discussion fading intodrinks (from 21.00)

3. Conference layout

4. Overview of Oracle Open World Heart of San Francisco Moscone Center (3 buildings) 10 hotels (7 and 3) Two streets (Howard and Mason) Most bars, restaurants, clubs within 5 blocks 45,000 attendees From all continents, close to 100 countries 1000 (?) from Benelux 2000+ sessions 10k keynotes and 10 person audience sessions 3 exhibition floors with 200+ vendors Customer and Partner Advisory Boards Enterprise Architecture Summit Pre- and post-conference meetings Appreciation Event and ‘wooing activities’ User Group activities, Publisher events, Vendor parties, …

5. Oracle Open world & Javaone 2010

8. EXA*** vs Appliance

9. The Big announcements

12. http://cloud.oracle.com

13. EXA….

14. Oracle NoSQL Database Big Data Appliance R

15. Book release

18. 2010: 2011:

23. Oh, and this is supposedly a more modern user interface!

24. 12? 12c

25. Cloud Control with Enterprise Manager 12c

28. Stars of the show Enterprise Manager NoSQL REST(ful) JVM/OpenJDK Mobile ADF GoldenGate BI EE Real Time BPM Traffic Director APEX HTML 5 Enterprise Gateway WebSockets ‘The Middleware Administrator’ Unstructured Data JSON

29. Stars of the Past Database 10g Oracle Warehouse Builder Java Swing Forms 10g OAS Beehive Red Hat Enterprise Linux Flash (player) OpenESB Oracle Designer Oracle Reports

30. Keep an eye out for … Coherence FatWire (aka WebCenter Sites) NetBeans JVM/OpenJDK SOA Suite EDN Composers AmberPoint aka BTM CEP (Complex Event Processing) Ksplice Enterprise Data Quality Enterprise Repository ADF Mobile Hudson R Google

31. Steven Feuersteinbij AMIS Services! 8 en 9 december 2 dagen Seminar van Steven Feuerstein, Best of Oracle PL/SQL, Best Practices and new features Leer van zijnsamenwerking met het PL/SQL product team Veel interactie en mogelijkheden tot stellen van vragen PL/SQL Quiz met leuke prijzen + Gratis boek Oracle PL/SQL Programming (5th) + Gratis toegang tot 27 uur video training Schrijf je in via www.amis.nl

33. Oracle ADF Business Components

34. JavaServerFaces

35. ADF FacesRichComponents

36. Oracle ADF Data Binding

37. Oracle ADF TaskFlowsSchrijf je in via www.amis.nl

38. Trainingen en Masterclasses Leer van de professionals van AMIS Schrijf je in via www.amis.nl 28 oktober 2011 Oracle Database 10g/11g Advanced Security 18 november 2011 SOA voor Oracle Database Professionals door Peter Ebell 2 december 2011 Advanced Oracle ADF 11g door Luc Bors

39. OOW van een andere kant…

40. Innovatie tour Hoe stimuleer je het ? Wat zijn de innovaties van dit moment ?

41. Innovatie is noodzaak, wordt transformatie - Linkedin Iedereen kent onze missie – voorwaarde tot innovatie De IN-day geeft de beste ideeën ! Try many ideas and fail fast - Amazon Falen is geen optie maar een verplichting ! Begin bij de klant en werk dan terug … Profit is for later …. – Yammer Grow big fast- on24

42. Wat delen ze …. Er is volop ruimte en geld om te innoveren Crowdsourcing is basis voor nieuwe ideeën Het nieuwe werken stimuleert innovatief gedrag Bring your own……anything ! Allemaal hebben ze heldere en simpele missie

43. Wat zeggen de investeerders.. Nu op zoek naar de trends van de toekomst Investeren alleen in disruptive technology Nog steeds veel geld beschikbaar India opkomend als 2e Silicon Valley (investments) Europa blijft ver achter trouwens…….

44. Trends in grote lijnen (un)structured Big Data Realtime & Mobile

45. Trends in grote lijnen The Cloud is a fact …?! design implement measure test & listen En dan de integratie van dit alles !

46. Conclusies …? Neen ! Ook niet belangrijk . Wel inspiratie !

47. OOW 11 Oracle Open World 2011 Report WebLogic, ExaLogic en Traffic Director By Michel Schildmeijer

48. OOW 11 Opening Keynote by Larry Ellison

50. Latest version: 11gR1 PS4 10.3.5

51. Some features JEE 6 already supported like:

52. JSF 2.0

53. Servlet 3.0

54. JPA 2.0

55. JAX-RS

57. ORACLE WEBLOGIC: THE FUTURE WLS 10.3.6 probably released this year WLS 10.3.6 supports JDK 7 Full JAVA EE 6 support coming up in version 12c Finally one shipped JVM, with HotSpot as the fundament, but with a lot of features of JRockit Tight integration with Enterprise Manager 12c

58. ORACLE WEBLOGIC: THE FUTURE Some left-overs…: WebLogic Administration Console status? What about the standalone Enterprise Manager Console?

59. Exalogic: Stairway to the private cloud?

60. Exalogic: status and roadmap The 2 monsters: Exadata and Exalogic

61. Exalogic: status and roadmap

62. Exalogic: status and roadmap

63. EXALOGIC: STATUS & ROADMAP Some hardware facts: High performance Intel Xeon 2-Socket processors 12 cores per server, 8/16/30 server configurations (per rack) Redundant power, fans, SSD, networking Servers performance 1333GHz memory speed, 96GB per server, X567x Xeon

64. EXALOGIC: STATUS & ROADMAP Infiniband Higher Performance and availability Operating system and virtualization Tuned and pre-configured operating systems Virtualization designed in (Oracle VM and Solaris Zones)

65. EXALOGIC: STATUS & ROADMAP Multiple Operating Systems are supported : Oracle Enterprise Linux/Unbreakable Enterprise Kernel Solaris 11 Express x86 All applications will function as they would with Ethernet SDP (Sockets Direct Protocol) available to specific components

66. EXALOGIC: STATUS & ROADMAP Exabus - High Speed Network Virtualization Coherence 3.7 for JAVA applications Tuxedo 12c for C C++ applications Both are using: Direct Memory Access KernelBypass For better throughput and lower latency WebLogic SDP integration for Infiniband

67. EXALOGIC: STATUS & ROADMAP

68. EXALOGIC: STATUS & ROADMAP Coherence 3.7: ActiveCacheintegration with WebLogic Server Coherence cluster MBeans within WLS Node Manager integration for starting/stopping cache servers Coherence*Web integrationfor session management

69. EXALOGIC: STATUS & ROADMAP

70. EXALOGIC: STATUS & ROADMAP Tuxedo12C Application server solution for C/C++/COBOL applications Cloud ready infrastructure Already for a long time Service Oriented Provide messaging solution for C/C++/COBOL Supply tools to handle mainframe data migration

71. EXALOGIC: STATUS & ROADMAP Tuxedo12C Application server solution for C/C++/COBOL applications Cloud ready infrastructure Already for a long time Service Oriented Provide messaging solution for C/C++/COBOL Supply tools to handle mainframe data migration

72. EXALOGIC: STATUS & ROADMAP Cloud and Machine Management ExalogicControl Create, manage and monitor clouds, users, virtual machines, networksand storage volumes Deploy, un-deployscaleAssemblieswith: Cloud Management API Oracle Virtual Assembly quickly create and configureentiremulti-tier applicationtopologies Full EM Cloud Control integrationfor application-todisk management

73. EXALOGIC: VIRTUAL ASSEMBLY BUILDER

74. ORACLE TRAFFIC DIRECTOR IN THE CLOUD

75. ORACLE TRAFFIC DIRECTOR Oracle Traffic Director is a : Load balancer Local traffic manager Uses the application network layer Probably the replacement for Oracle WebCache?

76. ORACLE TRAFFIC DIRECTOR Oracle Traffic Director facts: Supports support SSL encryption. 40GBps InfiniBandconnections instead of the 1GBps Virtual appliance (VA) running on Oracle VM Server SSL-offloading, caching and redirecting Tight integration with OHS and Apache

77. ORACLE TRAFFIC DIRECTOR Oracle Traffic Director: Middleware Adminbecomes Network Admin Only with Exalogic? Not clear yet..

78. San franciscostreetartists One last look at SF Street Artists

79. OOW 11 Some reminders…..

80. My book… oracle Weblogic 11gr1 ps2:administration essentials http://www.packtpub.com/oracle-weblogic-server-11gr2-administration-essentials/book

81. 2008

82. 2009

83. 2010 X2-2 X2-8 Exalogic

84. 2011 SPARC SuperCluster Exalytics Database Appliance

85. Exadata & Appliance Appliance range Standard configuration Standard components Exadata range Specific functionality Specially designed

86. SPARC SuperCluster Oracle® Database 11g R2 SPARC T3-4 servers 30,249,688 transactions / minute (new TPC-C WR) Oracle's Sun FlashFire InfiniBand Oracle's ZFS Storage

87. Exalytics

90. Oracle Database Appliance

93. 12TB Shared Disk

94. NO Exadata functionality

95. Single Instance Enterprise Edition or 1 node RAC or 2 node RAC

97. Oracle Enterprise Manager 12c ADF Build Menu Driven Designed for “Red Stack” and more

98. Menu driven

99. New design

100. Analysis driven

101. Cloud driven

102. Total Management Databases Cloud Middleware Application Servers Oracle Virtualization Timesten, Coherence Exadata, Oracle Storage Applications / Fusion 3rd Party environments etc… Identity Management Security Performance Maintenance Oracle Support Life Cycle Management Testing/Database Replay Data Masking Configuration etc…

103. Break See you after dinner for part 2!