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What is Oracle Exadata?
Oracle Exadata is an enterprise database platform that runs Oracle Database workloads of any scale and criticality with high performance, availability, and security. Exadata’s scale-out design employs optimizations that let transaction processing, analytics, machine learning, and mixed workloads run faster.…
Oracle Exadata Database Machine offers in-memory performance for our DB transactions
Oracle Exadata Database Machine for zero downtime and fast I/O
Exadata does better than most
Exadate the real database machine
The best you can get!
Specifically engineered platform for running Oracle Database efficiently
No Alternative Competes
Thoughts on Exadata
Exadata Review
Exadata is wonderful
Built to run mission-critical databases
Oracle Exadata: Best for Analytics and OLTP
In Expectation of the New Exadata Database
Excellent 3rd party integration, speed improvements over previous vendors
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Oracle Patching Demo || PSU Patching || 11g Release 2 11 2 0 4 || OPatch
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(1-13 of 13)- High Speed Computing
- History Tables
- Implementation of temporary tables
- SQL Developer attempt to convert T-SQL to PL-SQL could be better
- Zero downtime for Oracle patches
- Faster I/O as compared to non-exadata
- Scripting using bash and sh
- Patching is complex because of zero downtime
- Configuration is complex
- Hardware needs improvement
Exadata does better than most
- RAC/clustered database technology
- RMAN duplicate and cloning
- Full sh/bash/ksh support
- Generally faster i/o throughput versus non-exadata
- Patching can often become quite involved and convoluted. It should be more transparent and straightforward.
- Storage metrics can be difficult and time consuming to obtain.
- Basic administrative functions can be hard to repair when discovered.
- Vendor support can take a while to obtain. Generally several attempts are necessary to reach the right area of vendor expertise.
Anytime RAC/clustered database technology is needed.
Exadate the real database machine
- The transaction process is very fast.
- Scalable and reliable.
- The best IO performance for large data.
- Hardware support needs improvement.
- Configuration should be easy, and customers should be able to handle it without experts.
- It should also be available with the Solaris operating system.
We had 9 Oracle databases on different Hardware machines, we merged all those databases into a single Exadata, and today we are having higher performance than before. It is not very appropriate for customers who have a very small database, and users below 25.
The best you can get!
- Fast.
- Effective.
- Easy to migrate.
- Can be time-consuming in the beginning.
- Customize-able for specific functionality optimized for combination of online transaction or analytical processing.
- Ability to serve mix workloads with resource management feature enables prioritizing allocation for certain workload.
- Scale-able on-premise with compatibility for cloud deployment offers flexible solution for organization considering to transition from on-premise solution.
- Integrating with different types of databases can be a challenge
- Having a hardware platform optimized to run specific database software surely comes with a price
- Single vendor to support same hardware and software will make migrating to different hardware and/or software become a hassle
No Alternative Competes
- Increased performance of queries without indexes.
- Maximize usage of Oracle Database licenses.
- Offload SQL queries to storage.
- Upgrade Infiniband to 100Gb.
- Better service by Platinum Services.
Built to run mission-critical databases
- Availability.
- Performance.
- Security.
- Time to provision - It takes a whole village to provision a brand new Exadata. Would be great if the time to provision could be decreased.
- Group shared space offers easy management and flexibility.
- Consistent response times, faster than the vendor replaced by Oracle.
- Oracle SQL Developer is full featured and intuitive for accessing Exadata.
- The learning curve for syntax (aliasing, dates, etc) is steeper than some database vendors.
- Initially had issues with response times but this was resolved with some configuration changes.
EXADATA
- It runs analytical workloads much faster.
- The HCC compression helps to reduce the storage cost and increase storage efficiency
- Ideal platform to consolidate database.
- It's difficult to find the cons.
- Entry cost may be high but if you compare overall cost with performance, then it's not a big factor.
- It does not support legacy database version.
You aren't on Exadata? You're killing me smalls!
- Speeds up backup and restore.
- Improved performance for payroll processing
- Platinum support and proactive monitoring of database hardware
- Batch processing performance improvement.
- Platinum support patching has suffered lately in performance of the patching event
- Cost for additional applications such as RAC
- Cost of the hardware and support
Performance, scalability, fast, installed: this is Oracle Exadata.
I implemented a data warehouse on Exadata. Before this solution, we were aiming for this to be completed by 8 a.m., when our ETLs would finish. With the help of Exadata's special features, this was reduced to 3 a.m.
This solution allows us to bring more data within the same time period. It provides us with more subject areas that provide more reports to our users. Our ETL times reduced to 65%, then to 50%.
- Oracle Database : Deliver industry-leading security, high availability and scalability with Oracle Database, which has been significantly enhanced to take advantage of the Oracle Exadata Storage Servers.
- Exadata Smart Scan : Improve query performance by offloading intensive query processing and data mining scoring to scalable intelligent storage servers.
- Smart Flash Cache : Transparently cache 'hot' read and write data to fast solid-state storage, improving query response times and throughput. Exadata systems use the latest PCI flash technology rather than flash disks. PCI flash delivers ultra-high performance by placing flash directly on the high speed PCI bus rather than behind slow disk controllers.
- Hybrid Columnar Compression : Reduce the size of data warehousing tables by 10x, and archive tables by 50x, to improve performance and lower storage costs for primary, standby, and backup databases. Query high, query low, archive high and archive low.
- Infiniband Network : Connect multiple Oracle Exadata Database Machines using the InfiniBand fabric to form a larger single system image configuration. Each InfiniBand link provides 40 Gigabits of bandwidth–many times higher than traditional storage or server networks.
- Petabyte Scalability : Easily scale data warehouse to support enterprise data growth.
- There's nothing bad to say about Exadata. It's stable, durable, and always up and running. My DBAs do online patches and online backup.
- I would like to see more database features and maybe more archiving features, because we need to do data archiving. I would like to see additional database memory.
- It could be cheaper. :-)
- First, get the database on Oracle. If you are in an Oracle stack, it would be much better to use the Oracle products. If you are driving a Ferrari, you wouldn’t put a Mercedes engine in it. If you are writing a query, you cannot rely on other brands. Since I'm an architect, when I look for a product, I look for performance.
- The installation is easy because it comes out-of-the-box and you just start using it.
- Previous to Oracle Exadata, we were using a normal Oracle RAC service. We were just waiting for this product to come out.
I'm currently writing a data warehouse on Exadata. Before this solution, we were aiming for this to be completed by 8 a.m., when our ETLs would finish. With the help of Exadata's special features, this was reduced to 3 a.m. This solution allows us to bring more data within the same time period. It provides us with more subject areas that provide more reports to our users. Our ETL times reduced to 65%, then to 50%.
Exadata - It's more than one could ever expect
- The smart scan and cell offloading churn through massive amounts of data in a far more efficient and timely manner than any other Oracle database platform option available.
- We did not have to change any application code to deploy on Exadata. We never allowed optimizer hints in our application code so we had zero issues when we upgraded.
- We actually were able to consolidate many databases onto a single Exadata box - far more than we had ever expected.
- I wish Exadata costs were just a little lower to overcome new users initial price shock. But once you see it in action the issue disappears.
- I wish the Exadata technology were available on non-Oracle hardware/servers. In theory it should be able to be done on other servers, but it's blocked by Oracle it seems.
- The new Exadata Express in the cloud is misleading, it does not have full smart scan capabilities. So people who try to experiment with Exadata first on the cloud may not see the real benefit and not understand why.