Oracle it runs zfs storage appliance

1. © 2011 Oracle Corporation – Proprietary and Confidential

2. © 2011 Oracle Corporation – Proprietary and Confidential
The following is intended to outline our general
product direction. It is intended for information
purposes only, and may not be incorporated into any
contract. It is not a commitment to deliver any
material, code, or functionality, and should not be
relied upon in making purchasing decisions.
The development, release, and timing of any
features or functionality described for Oracle’s
products remains at the sole discretion of Oracle.
2

3. <Insert Picture Here>
Oracle IT Runs ZFS Storage Appliance
Download this slide
http://ouo.io/9hyi4w

4. © 2011 Oracle Corporation – Proprietary and Confidential
<Insert Picture Here>
Agenda
• Storage Strategy
• Storage Product Portfolio
• ZFS Storage Appliance
• Oracle IT Runs ZFS Storage Appliance
4

5. © 2011 Oracle Corporation – Proprietary and Confidential
Oracle is a Storage Company

6. © 2011 Oracle Corporation – Proprietary and Confidential
Customers will accelerate performance and lower IT
costs by using business-ready storage systems;
complete business systems that integrate business
application software with tiered storage for optimum
performance, efficiency, and scale.
Oracle Storage Vision
6

7. © 2011 Oracle Corporation – Proprietary and Confidential
 Performance
 Reliability
 Security
 Management
 Quality
7
Complete. Open. Integrated.
Integrating Technologies For Better Business Results

8. © 2011 Oracle Corporation – Proprietary and Confidential 8
 Engineer technically superior business-ready storage
systems that combine business application software and
storage hardware for optimum performance.
 Leverage areas of storage technology and market share
leadership: database, filesystem, and tape.
 Continue to provide best-of-breed storage products for
customers that want to manually integrate and tune their
business system IT stack, or that prefer heterogeneous
environments.
Oracle Storage Strategy

9. © 2011 Oracle Corporation – Proprietary and Confidential
<Insert Picture Here>
Agenda
• Storage Strategy
• Storage Product Portfolio
• ZFS Storage Appliance
• Oracle IT Runs ZFS Storage Appliance
9

10. © 2011 Oracle Corporation – Proprietary and Confidential
Data Growth Vastly Outstrips IT Budgets
Data center best practices demand tiered storage efficiencies
Single
Tier of Disk
Storage
Modern
Multi-tiered
Storage
Disk
Multi-tiered
Storage
Performance Disk
$7 - $22/GB
100%
38%
62%
Flash Storage
$40 - $54/GB
32%
6%
Capacity Disk
$1 - $6/GB
Tape Storage
$0.1 - $0.85/GB
Average
~$15,000/TB
Average
~$8,000/TB
Average
~$4,000/TB
60%
Source: Horison Information Strategies, 2009
10

11. © 2011 Oracle Corporation – Proprietary and Confidential
Oracle’s Complete Storage Portfolio

12. © 2011 Oracle Corporation – Proprietary and Confidential
Oracle Storage Differentiators
Engineered for Oracle Software / Best of Breed for Mixed
Environments

13. © 2011 Oracle Corporation – Proprietary and Confidential
<Insert Picture Here>
Agenda
• Storage Strategy
• Storage Product Portfolio
• ZFS Storage Appliance
• Oracle IT Runs ZFS Storage Appliance
13

14. © 2011 Oracle Corporation – Proprietary and Confidential
ZFS Storage Appliances (S7000 series)
 Only true Unified Storage
Simultaneous sharing of IB, iSCSI, FC, NFS, CIFS, etc.
 Best Storage Efficiency
Software automates use of DRAM, Flash & Disk
 Best Analytics
Real-time visualization and control
 Best Value
Includes complete list of enterprise software
14

15. © 2011 Oracle Corporation – Proprietary and Confidential
• Deployed in data intensive environments,
with over 5,000 systems sold to nearly
2,000 customers
• High-performance, efficient NAS storage
consolidation for Oracle software, test &
development and data protection
• Industry leading efficiency and
performance
• Efficient snap/clone for test and development
• InfiniBand interconnect for fast data protection
• Consolidation of VM environments, with
advanced and integrated analytics
Oracle ZFS Storage Appliance
Enterprise NAS Storage, Engineered for Oracle Environments

16. © 2011 Oracle Corporation – Proprietary and Confidential
Oracle’s ZFS Storage Appliance
Our Premier Product for NAS
• Best-in-class Management
• Industry-leading Storage Analytics
• Troubleshoot and resolve IT bottlenecks 50% faster than with NetApp
• Hybrid Storage Pools
Dynamically moves data between DRAM, read-flash and write flash
• Data Protection and Services built-in
System includes multiple protocols, compression, and many more
• Concurrently serve block and file protocols, including IB,
FC, and NFS
• Best Architecture for Scale
• Industry-leading processing power
• Industry-leading memory
• Industry-leading flash
• Only NAS Products Engineered to run Oracle
software

17. © 2011 Oracle Corporation – Proprietary and Confidential
Oracle ZFS Storage Appliance
Better than NetApp for NAS
Comparison of Oracle Storage S7420 versus NetApp 3270
Oracle Storage analytics advantage confirmed by Edison Group ‘10

18. © 2011 Oracle Corporation – Proprietary and Confidential
Oracle ZFS Storage: 7000 series
Best Storage Efficiency
Only Storage Appliance with
Hybrid Storage Pools (HSPs)
• Data is intelligently and automatically
migrated between DRAM, Flash and Disk
• Continuously optimizes storage system
performance and efficiency
• Simplifies management, transparently
managed as a single storage pool
“…Hybrid Storage Pools provide quite a lot of cache-speed (or
near cache-speed) access to our Oracle data…HSPs were
very important in our decision to go forward with the purchase
of those machines.”
- David Robillard, UNIX team leader & Oracle DBA, Notarius
Scalable
Large
Capacity
SAS Disks
Read/
L2ARC
Flash
Write/
ZIL
Flash
DRAM
18

19. © 2011 Oracle Corporation – Proprietary and Confidential
DATA PROTOCOLS DATA SERVICES MANAGEMENT
• NFS v2/v3/v4
• CIFS
• iSCSI
• Fibre Channel
• iSER, SRP
• HTTP
• WebDAV
• FTP/SFTP/FTPS
• NDMP v4
• Hybrid Storage Pool
• RAID-Z (5)
• RAID-Z (6)
• Triple-parity RAID
• Mirroring
• Striping
• Active-active clustering
• Remote Replication
• Snapshots
• Clones
• Compression
• Thin Provisioning
• End-to-end data integrity
• Deduplication
• DTrace Analytics
• Management Dashboard
• Role-based Access
• NIS LDAP & AD Alerts
• Phone Home
• SNMP
• Scripting
• Dynamic Upgrades
• Hardware/component view
• Advanced Networking
Oracle ZFS Storage: 7000 series
Best Value: Full compliment of software!
19

20. © 2011 Oracle Corporation – Proprietary and Confidential
Oracle ZFS Storage: 7000 series
Does your storage help you troubleshoot?
• Do you know what users/applications are
accessing your storage?
• What is taking up your storage bandwidth?
• Is your cache effectively utilized?
• Is your storage over or under subscribed?
• Do you have networking bottlenecks?
20

21. © 2011 Oracle Corporation – Proprietary and Confidential
ZFS Storage
and DTrace Analytics
Dynamic real-time visualization
of application and storage
related workloads
Simple yet sophisticated
instrumentation provides
comprehensive analysis
Supports multiple simultaneous
application and workload
analysis in production
First and only storage system
with this unique tuning +
capacity planning capability
21

22. © 2011 Oracle Corporation – Proprietary and Confidential
ZFS Storage Appliances enable
IT Administrators to troubleshoot issues
50% faster than with NetApp
Source: Edison Group, 2010
22

23. © 2011 Oracle Corporation – Proprietary and Confidential
Oracle ZFS Storage: 7000 series
Best Analytics
Only Storage Appliance with
DTrace Analytics
•Automatic real-time visualization of
application and storage related workloads
•Simple yet sophisticated instrumentation
provides real-time comprehensive analysis
•Supports multiple simultaneous application
and workload analysis in real-time
•Analysis can be saved, exported and
replayed for further analysis
“S7000 series presents a very simple, straightforward management
model. It represents refreshing and original insights into reducing
storage complexity and cuts through layers of fossilized storage
technology thinking...”
David Allen, Senior Vice President & CTO
23

24. © 2011 Oracle Corporation – Proprietary and Confidential
<Insert Picture Here>
ZFS-SA Oracle Software Integrations
24

25. © 2011 Oracle Corporation – Proprietary and Confidential
ZFS Storage Appliance is the only Recommended
NAS Target for Exadata Backup and Recovery
Sun ZFS Storage Appliance
Oracle RMAN TargetExadata X2
Database Machine
RMAN
Disk
Backup
•Cost effective, high performance
RMAN backup disk target
•Directly connected to Exadata
InfiniBand fabric
•ZFS works with RMAN to ensure
against data corruption
• End-to-end check summing and data
integrity ensure against corrupt files when
restoring old backups
•No extra charge replication for
Disaster Recovery
• Simplify Oracle DR utilizing replicated
copies of RMAN backups
•Simple Architecture
• No Media Server
Infiniband
Ensures that backup window and recovery time objectives
(RTO) are met to ensure timely recovery
25

26. © 2011 Oracle Corporation – Proprietary and Confidential
Oracle Enterprise Mgr Grid Control
Integrated to run with ZFS Storage
- Monitor performance of ZFS
storage directly from EM Grid
Control along with DB apps
- Centralized monitoring,
reporting, and alerts for your
multiple ZFS Storage Appliances
- Customizable dashboards
- Single sign-on
-Used extensively by Oracle IT
groups
26

27. © 2011 Oracle Corporation – Proprietary and Confidential
ZFS Storage Best Practices
Extensive Resource Library (search Unified Storage)
27
•Oracle DB
•Oracle Applications
•Middleware
•Consolidation
•Backup & Recovery
•Disaster Recovery
•Virtual Machines
•Test/Dev
•3rd
Party apps/OS
•S7000 General Best
Practices

28. © 2011 Oracle Corporation – Proprietary and Confidential
ZFS Storage Appliance Solutions
Supporting a Wide Range of Applications
Database
Web Infrastructure
and Content
Management
Backup and
Data
Protection
Virtualization Consolidation
Business
Continuity and
Disaster Recovery
File Services
Infrastructure
Video Streaming
and Surveillance
(IPVS)
Cloud
28

29. © 2011 Oracle Corporation – Proprietary and Confidential
<Insert Picture Here>
Agenda
• Storage Strategy
• Storage Product Portfolio
• ZFS Storage Appliance
• Oracle IT Runs ZFS Storage Appliance
29

30. © 2011 Oracle Corporation – Proprietary and Confidential
Oracle IT Runs
ZFS Storage Appliance

31. © 2011 Oracle Corporation – Proprietary and Confidential
Oracle IT Groups
•Product Development IT
(PDIT)
•Software Development IT
functions
•Global IT (GIT)
•Traditional IT functions
•Customer IT (On-Demand)
•Oracle University
•SPARC Ranch
•SPARC chip development IT
31

32. © 2011 Oracle Corporation – Proprietary and Confidential
Oracle Information Technology
TRADITIONAL
ORACLE ON DEMAND
DEVELOPMENT
ORACLE UNIVERSITY
Supporting 100K+ internal users & 1.2M+
external users in 145 countries
Supporting over 5.5M users over 4,000
environments
Supporting 21K developers building over 3K
products globally
Supporting 352K students resulting in
41,000 classes annually in 24 languages
• Global voice & network infrastructure
• Global data center operations
• Oracle employee support
• Computing device management & support
• Information Technology Risk & Compliance
• Operation, administration & management of
Production business systems
• Operation of Development-managed compute
spaces
• Management & support of specialized
development computing devices
• Operation, administration & management of
customer facing computing resources
• Administration & management of computing
architecture & standards
• Business continuity operation & planning
• Operation, administration & management of
computing resources supporting delivery of
curriculum & classroom content
• Administration & management of computing
architecture & standards
• Business continuity operation & planning

33. © 2011 Oracle Corporation – Proprietary and Confidential
Oracle IT moving to ZFS Storage S7000
Why the migration?
Storage is a key component of Oracle’s
strategy
Overall cost reductions
• Eliminate license costs
• Reduce purchase costs
Run Oracle on Oracle
• Improvements and opportunities in performance,
usability, continuity
• Showcase technology

34. © 2011 Oracle Corporation – Proprietary and Confidential
Improved Performance in key areas
• Read/Write IOPS and throughput
• Massive CPU and cache enabled increasing client loads
versus previous hardware
Consolidation of systems
• Less hardware with better results
Reduction in IT cost
• Product & license fees
• Power & cooling
ZFS-SA Early Access Environment
• Customers benefit in quality and future features
Oracle IT moving to ZFS Storage S7000
Key Benefits

35. © 2011 Oracle Corporation – Proprietary and Confidential
Oracle PDIT Storage – Highlights
• Enterprise Storage infrastructure supporting entire
suite of Oracle product development
• DB, AS, CS, EM, eBiz, Fusion, Sun, PSFT, JDE, Siebel, BEA
• Manage 10,000 TB of storage – SAN 25%, NAS 75%
• Involving 400 storage units located in 25 sites globally
• NAS filers – 300, SAN arrays – 100 (FC, SAS, SATA)
• Admin / TB ratio – 1:1000

36. © 2011 Oracle Corporation – Proprietary and Confidential 36
Oracle IT Uncovered Massive Benefits
Oracle IT Runs ZFS Storage
Consolidation
3:1 Storage
~4x savings
in floor space
~350 fewer
parts and keys
to manage
32PBs to 16PBs
2:1 Data
Compression
10:1 Data
Deduplication
Virtualization

37. © 2011 Oracle Corporation – Proprietary and Confidential
Testing in Production: SPARC “Ranch”
SPARC CPU Simulations Run on ZFS Storage
- 43 ZFS Storage Appliances
provide storage to a very large
compute grid for CPU and system
design
- ~1.32 Petabyte of data in
production on ZFS
- More than 4500 filesystems
- Better than 2:1 space savings
with built-in data compression
- More than 125,000 computing
jobs hit our storage every day
- More than 2000 hosts and more
than 46K CPUs use our storage
every day
37

38. © 2011 Oracle Corporation – Proprietary and Confidential
IT Storage Inventory – To Date
Current Status After FY11 RefreshBefore FY11 Refresh
Vendor Raw TB Models
Sun Oracle 8,605TB 7420c, 7410c, 7320c, 7310, 7210, 6780, 6580, 6180, 5310, 5210, 3510
NetApp 3,327TB FAS: 6080, 6070, 3170, 3140, 3070, 3050, 3040, 3020, 980, 270, R200
EMC 996TB Symmetrix DMX, Clariion, Celerra, Connectrix [Brocade, Cisco, Qlogic]
Others 470TB Pillar: Axiom 500, IBM N-series, Apple: Xserve, HP: EVA 5K/8K, CGW
Total 13,398TB

39. © 2011 Oracle Corporation – Proprietary and Confidential
ZFS 7420 Pre-Racked Configurations
Available via iProcurement
ZFS 7420 cluster Config 21 Config 22 Config 23 Config 24
Description Performance, 10G
network
Performance,
4G network
Capacity,
10G network
Capacity,
4G network
Raw capacity 128TB 128TB 176TB 176TB
Heads 2 x 7420 2 x 7420 2 x 7420 2 x 7420
CPU per head 4 x 8 core 4 x 8 core 4 x 8 core 4 x 8 core
Memory per head 512GB 512GB 512GB 512GB
Readzilla (read cache) per head 4 x 512GB 4 x 512GB 4 x 512GB 4 x 512GB
Network cards per head 4 x dual 10gb 4 x quad 1gb 4 x dual 10gb 4 x quad 1gb
Transceivers 8 0 8 0
Shelves J4410 6 6 8 8
Drives 128 128 176 176
Drive type 1TB SAS2 7.2K 1TB SAS2 7.2K 1TB SAS2 7.2K 1TB SAS2 7.2K
Logzilla (write cache) 16 x 18GB 16 x 18GB 16 x 18GB 16 x 18GB
Sun Rack II (1000mm) XSR-1042E XSR-1042E XSR-1042E XSR-1042E
PDU APC 20 Amps AP8865 20 Amps AP8865 20 Amps AP8865 20 Amps AP8865

40. © 2011 Oracle Corporation – Proprietary and Confidential
Migration Made Easy
ZFS-SA Shadow Migration
• Oracle IT utilizing ZFS
Shadow Migration to
simplify the migration
process.
• Shadow Migration enables
the migration of data from
external NFS source to
ZFS-SA
• Updates clients to point to
new share on ZFS-SA
• Data transparently migrated
in the background
40

41. © 2011 Oracle Corporation – Proprietary and Confidential
ZFSSA Open Storage Performance
Test Results – Configurations
Model CPU Memory Read Cache Write Cache Shelves Drives RAID
7420 16 cores 128GB 2 x 512GB 4 x 18GB 2 / 44 drives 1TB SAS 3-way Mirror
7410 8 cores 64GB 1 x 100GB 2 x 18GB 4 / 42 drives 2TB SAS 3-way Mirror
FAS3070 4 cores 8GB n/a n/a 3 / 38 drives 500G SATA RAID-DP
FAS6070 8 cores 32GB n/a n/a 5 / 51 drives 300G FC 10K RAID-DP
Note:
7410/7420 test unit specification is under-configured in terms of CPU, ReadZilla, LogZilla
The Sun 7410 utilized 2TB SAS drives versus 1TB SAS on 7420
The tests were run with a 100MB dataset, consisting of the following steps on each client host:
1. Create a /tmp/<hostname>_mnt directory
2. Mount the dir from Sun 7420 to /tmp/<hostname>_mnt
3. Randomly select 1 of 25 source directories (same dataset) and copy to the local host, into /tmp/<hostname>
4. Move /tmp/<hostname> back to the filer into output/<hostname>
5. Unmount filer and remove temporary mount point
Tested Configurations

42. © 2011 Oracle Corporation – Proprietary and Confidential
ZFSSA Open Storage Performance
Test Results – Read Time

43. © 2011 Oracle Corporation – Proprietary and Confidential
ZFSSA Open Storage Performance
Test Results – Write Time

44. © 2011 Oracle Corporation – Proprietary and Confidential
ZFSSA Open Storage Performance
Test Results – IO Throughput

45. © 2011 Oracle Corporation – Proprietary and Confidential
ZFSSA Open Storage Performance
Test Results – NFS Operations

46. © 2011 Oracle Corporation – Proprietary and Confidential
ZFSSA Open Storage Performance
Test Results – CPU Utilization

47. © 2011 Oracle Corporation – Proprietary and Confidential
Storage List Price Comparison

48. © 2011 Oracle Corporation – Proprietary and Confidential
ZFSSA Storage Deployment
What we learned…
• High consolidation ratio – Green Savings; power, space, cooling
• Hardware configuration options – defined pre-rack configuration
• Analytics – ability to understand in-depth work load specifics
• RAID options – choose profile based on performance vs.
capacity vs. data protection
• Shadow migration – Easy migrations from any NFS server to
ZFSSA
• Very high thresholds – Ability to handle high number of volumes,
directories, clones – exceeds other vendors by >5x times
• Over 50% resource available for growth

49. © 2011 Oracle Corporation – Proprietary and Confidential
Oracle IT Use Cases

50. © 2011 Oracle Corporation – Proprietary and Confidential
ZFS Storage in Product Development
• Compute FARM
• Build/Integration, LRG, Metadata, Transaction Results
• Environment Management System (EMS)
• Fusion, eBiz, Siebel, Enterprise, BEA, Agile
• Hosted Development
• Home directory, PSR, RAC storage, general
NFS/iSCSI storage
• Virtualization
• Dynamic FARM, VM primary OS, VM secondary
storage

51. © 2011 Oracle Corporation – Proprietary and Confidential
Compute FARM
• A development and testing environment
• Offloads local development and QA systems
• Enables parallel processing of builds and tests
• Creates test baseline as part of label creation process
• A label is a string, set of files, a snapshot of development process at any given time
– Example: RDBMS_MAIN_LINUX_110909

52. © 2011 Oracle Corporation – Proprietary and Confidential
Compute FARM – Metrics
Total filers – 8 (480TB raw, 200TB usable) Mirror
Typical FARM filer – Metrics
7410 ZFS storage Average Maximum
CPU 10% 49%
IOPS 14,000 126,000
Throughput 300 MB/s 750 MB/s
Number of volumes per filer 2 4
Volume size 10TB 18TB
Typical FARM – Workload
Daily average writes 18TB 34TB
Daily average purge 18TB 34TB
# of files written / day 25-35 million 40-50 million
Files written < 10K 60% 90%
Files written < 100K 8% 25%
Files written > 100K < 10000K <1% 10%
Storage features used NFS v3
NOTE: Out of 8 filers, only 50% filers are active to handle new
writes – while the remaining 50% filers handling purges
• ZFS storage is 3x faster
compared to EMC storage
• Serves 5,500 farm systems
• 2x compute resource
• Handles 62,000 farm jobs per day
• 1.5x job count
• Over 50% filer resource available
for growth
• EMC storage
• EMC Symmetrix DMX2000
• EMC Symmetrix DMX1000
• EMC Celerra NSX

53. © 2011 Oracle Corporation – Proprietary and Confidential
EMS
• Simplify the process of creating, deploying and managing environments
• Used to manage different types of environments: eBiz suite, Fusion, DB,
PeopleSoft, JDE, BEA
• Leverages storage clone technology
Open Storage containing
project/pool where the
shares (/slot/emsxxxx) are
created
Project
Project
storage

54. © 2011 Oracle Corporation – Proprietary and Confidential
EMS – Metrics
• Ability to handle >500 volumes
• Ability to serve more number of
environments (clone) with fewer
templates – high capacity filers
• RAIDz1 is 2x faster in reads and
writes comparing NetApp
FAS6070
• Over 50% filer resource available
for growth
• NetApp storage
• FAS6070, FAS3070, FAS3170
Total filers – 28 (2418TB raw, 1528TB usable) RAIDz1, Mirror
Typical EMS filer – Metrics
7410 ZFS storage Average Maximum
CPU 10% 49%
IOPS 8,000 88,000
Throughput 140 MB/s 650 MB/s
No. of volumes/clones per filer 200 500
Volume size 300GB 1TB
Typical EMS – Workload
Total clones on ZFS 2535 2535
Total full clones on ZFS 2894 2894
Clones per filer 85 234
Full clones per filer 100 280
Storage features used NFS v3, Snapshots, Clones
NOTE: Total EMS environments on ZFS – 5429
• Fusion, ST EM – 1492
• eBiz – 1680
• Enterprise – 1188
• Siebel – 275
• BEA – 138
• Agile – 47

55. © 2011 Oracle Corporation – Proprietary and Confidential
Hosted Development – Metrics
• Consolidation ratio of NetApp/EMC
 ZFS storage is 8-4:1
• Able to handle >250,000 sub-
directories in a single directory
• Single ZFS storage serves >12,000
home directories
• Over 50% filer resource available
for growth
• NetApp/EMC storage
• FAS6070
• FAS3070
• NS704G/CX700
Total filers – 43 (3627TB raw, 1550TB usable) Mirror,
RAIDz1/z2
Typical HD filer – Metrics
7410 ZFS storage Average Maximum
CPU 10% 49%
IOPS 10,000 115,000
Throughput 100 MB/s 575 MB/s
No. of volumes/luns per filer 100 500
Volume size 300GB 2TB
Typical HD – Workload
NFS volumes per filer 150 300
iSCSI luns per filer 100 200
Initiators per filer 200 400
Storage features used NFS, CIFS, iSCSI,
snapshots

56. © 2011 Oracle Corporation – Proprietary and Confidential
Virtualization
• Ability to switch FARM hosts OS type/version quickly
• Goal: <20 minutes per host
• Significant reduction of compute resource loss
• Goal: >90x faster
• Example scenario:
• OS switch: 1,200 hosts x 20 minutes = 400 compute hours
• Reduction from 48,000 to 400 compute hours (120x faster)
• Use of virtualization and 10G network for performance
• Use of automation to achieve consistent configuration
• Use of storage cloning features for rapid deployment

57. © 2011 Oracle Corporation – Proprietary and Confidential
HDD HDD HDD HDD HDD HDD HDD HDD
Sun x4170
Dynamic FARM – Architecture
/scratch&OSswap
/scratch&OSswap
/scratch&OSswap
/scratch&OSswap
/scratch&OSswap
/scratch&OSswap
/scratch&OSswap
/scratch&OSswap
/scratch&OSswap
/scratch&OSswap
/scratch&OSswap
/scratch&OSswap
Hypervisor
ZFS Storage Appliance
Clones
VM01
VM02
VM03
VM04
VM..N
VM12VM11VM10VM09VM08VM07VM06VM05VM04VM03VM02VM01
VM01
VM02
VM03
VM04
VM..N
SunOpusTOR
10G4x10G
2x20G Distribution
Cisco 6509
Label server / Gear6
Infrastructure
FARM storage
10/20G
Boot VMs from Clones on NAS storage
Master Image
Linux WindowsSolaris
VM01
VM02
VM03
VM04
VM..N
VM12VM11VM10VM09VM08VM07VM06VM05VM04VM03VM02VM01 VM12VM11VM10VM09VM08VM07VM06VM05VM04VM03VM02VM01 VM12VM11VM10VM09VM08VM07VM06VM05VM04VM03VM02VM01

58. © 2011 Oracle Corporation – Proprietary and Confidential
Virtualization – Deployment

59. © 2011 Oracle Corporation – Proprietary and Confidential
Virtualization – Metrics
• Ability to handle >500 volumes
• Ability to serve more VMs (clone)
with fewer templates – high
capacity filers
• Mirror is 5x and RAIDz1 is 2x faster
in comparing NetApp storage
• Over 50% filer resource available
for growth
• NetApp storage
• FAS6070
• FAS3070
• FAS3170
Total filers – 11 (1026TB raw, 497TB usable) Mirror, RAIDz1
Typical VM filer – Metrics
7410 ZFS storage Average Maximum
CPU 10% 49%
IOPS 10,000 110,000
Throughput 100 MB/s 500 MB/s
No. of volumes/clones per filer 300 672
Volume size 50GB 200GB
Typical VM – Workload
Total clone on ZFS 2566 2600
Total full clones on ZFS 50 70
Clones per filer 150 672
Full clones per filer 10 20
Storage features used NFS v3, Clones
NOTE: Total VM environments on ZFS – 2566
• Dynamic Farm – 1344
• Enterprise One - 550
• Enterprise – 532
• Siebel – 140

60. © 2011 Oracle Corporation – Proprietary and Confidential
 Performance
 Reliability
 Security
 Management
 Quality
60
Complete. Open. Integrated.
Integrating Technologies For Better Business Results

61. © 2011 Oracle Corporation – Proprietary and Confidential

62. © 2011 Oracle Corporation – Proprietary and Confidential

63. © 2011 Oracle Corporation – Proprietary and Confidential
Appendix

64. © 2011 Oracle Corporation – Proprietary and Confidential
ZFS SA Performance Tests
Test Configurations
Model CPU Memory Read Cache Write Cache Shelves Drives RAID
7410 8 cores 64GB 1 x 100GB 2 x 18GB 4 / 42 drives 2TB SAS 3-way Mirror
7420 16 cores 128GB 2 x 512GB 4 x 18GB 2 / 44 drives 1TB SAS 3-way Mirror
7420-7.2K 16 cores 128GB 2 x 512GB 8 x 18GB 4
1TB SAS2
7.2K
3-way Mirror
7420-15K 16 cores 128GB 2 x 512GB 8 x 18GB 4
300G SAS2
15K
3-way Mirror
7420-7.2K 16 cores 128GB 0 0 4
1TB SAS2
7.2K
3-way Mirror
7420-15K 16 cores 128GB 0 0 4
300G SAS2
15K
3-way Mirror
FAS3070 4 cores 8GB n/a n/a 3 / 38 drives 500G SATA RAID-DP
FAS6070 8 cores 32GB n/a n/a 5 / 51 drives
300G FC
10K
RAID-DP

65. © 2011 Oracle Corporation – Proprietary and Confidential
ZFS SA Performance Tests
Test Results – Read Time
Average Read Time (sec)
0.00
100.00
200.00
300.00
400.00
500.00
600.00 1Host
5Hosts
10Hosts
25Hosts
50Hosts
100Hosts
200Hosts
400Hosts
600Hosts
800Hosts
1000Hosts
1250Hosts
1500Hosts
2000Hosts
2500Hosts
Number of Clients
Seconds
Sun 7410
NetApp FAS3070
NetApp FAS6070
Sun 7420
Sun 7420 (SAS2/7.2K)
Sun 7420 (SAS2/15K)
Sun 7420 (7.2K/NoCache)
Sun 7420 (15K/NoCache)

66. © 2011 Oracle Corporation – Proprietary and Confidential
ZFS SA Performance Tests
Test Results – Write Time
Average Write Time (sec)
0.00
500.00
1000.00
1500.00
2000.00
2500.00
3000.00
3500.00
1Host
5Hosts
10Hosts
25Hosts
50Hosts
100Hosts
200Hosts
400Hosts
600Hosts
800Hosts
1000Hosts
1250Hosts
1500Hosts
2000Hosts
2500Hosts
Number of Clients
Seconds
Sun 7410
NetApp FAS3070
NetApp FAS6070
Sun 7420
Sun 7420 (SAS2/7.2K)
Sun 7420 (SAS2/15K)
Sun 7420 (7.2K/NoCache)
Sun 7420 (15K/NoCache)

67. © 2011 Oracle Corporation – Proprietary and Confidential
ZFS SA Performance Tests
Test Results – I/O Throughput
Peak Aggregated Network I/O (R+W)
0
200
400
600
800
1000
1200
1400
1Host
5Hosts
10Hosts
25Hosts
50Hosts
100Hosts
200Hosts
400Hosts
600Hosts
800Hosts
1000Hosts
1250Hosts
1500Hosts
2000Hosts
2500Hosts
Number of Clients
MBytes/sec
Sun 7410 (10Gb)
NetApp FAS3070 (2Gb)
NetApp FAS6070 (4Gb)
Sun 7420 (10Gb)
Sun 7420 (SAS2/7.2K/10Gb)
Sun 7420 (SAS2/15K/10Gb)
Sun 7420 (7.2K/NoCache/10Gb)
Sun 7420 (15K/NoCache/10Gb)

68. © 2011 Oracle Corporation – Proprietary and Confidential
ZFS SA Performance Tests
Test Results – NFS Operations
Peak NFS Ops
0
10000
20000
30000
40000
50000
60000
70000
1Host
5Hosts
10Hosts
25Hosts
50Hosts
100Hosts
200Hosts
400Hosts
600Hosts
800Hosts
1000Hosts
1250Hosts
1500Hosts
2000Hosts
2500Hosts
Number of Clients
NFSOps/sec
Sun 7410
NetApp FAS3070
NetApp FAS6070
Sun 7420
Sun 7420 (SAS2/7.2K)
Sun 7420 (SAS2/15K)
Sun 7420 (7.2K/NoCache)
Sun 7420 (15K/NoCache)

69. © 2011 Oracle Corporation – Proprietary and Confidential
ZFS SA Performance Tests
Test Results – CPU Utilization
Peak CPU Utilization
0
20
40
60
80
100
120 1Host
5Hosts
10Hosts
25Hosts
50Hosts
100Hosts
200Hosts
400Hosts
600Hosts
800Hosts
1000Hosts
1250Hosts
1500Hosts
2000Hosts
2500Hosts
Number of Clients
Utilization%
Sun 7410
NetApp FAS3070
NetApp FAS6070
Sun 7420
Sun 7420 (SAS2/7.2K)
Sun 7420 (SAS2/15K)
Sun 7420 (7.2K/NoCache)
Sun 7420 (15K/NoCache)