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Hardware & Solaris Operating System Fundamentals &

Futures for UNYOUG

– August 27th 2010Jim Hebert

Principal Sales Consultant

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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.

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Agenda

• Oracle + Sun – Fact vs Fiction

• Systems & Storage Portfolio Overview

• Where we are going & why

• The Red Stack & Why the OS Matters

• How Oracle Can Help Your Business

• Scalability

• Performance

• Unique features

• Next Steps

• Q&A

Sun and OracleYou May be Hearing Things Like...• Oracle would leave the hardware

business !!!

• Oracle would give up SPARC !!!

• Oracle would not be committed on x86 platforms !!!

• Oracle would not be committed to Solaris?

• Oracle would not stay involved in storage !!!

• Oracle would abandon Telco HW!

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Sun Servers In Demanding EnvironmentsBest Suited for Enterprise Grade Computing

29 of the Dow Jones 30

10 of the top 10 Global Banks

10 of the top 10 Telecommunications Companies

10 of the 10 Best Global Brands

Server • Storage • Network • Solaris

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The fact is that Oracle is Growing Sun

“Oracle plans to spend more money developing Solaris than Sun does now.”

“x86 is of course a key element of both Sun and Oracle‟s software portfolio, with Solaris and Oracle Enterprise Linux as well as all of the software of both companies robustly sold and supported in the x86 marketplace.”

―Overview and Frequently Asked Questions‖www.oracle.com/ocom/groups/public/documents/webcontent/038563.pdf

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The Forrester link below provides insight for those who still question the future of SPARC @ Oracle.

http://blogs.forrester.com/richard_fichera/10-07-28-does_sparc_have_future

These are the best two statements:

"Oracle presented a convincing roadmap for future SPARC products oriented around a common set of cores with products differentiated by number of cores, pipelines per core and cache architecture. The core designs seemed to emphasize “mainstream” CPU technology

rather than some of the esoteric concepts attempted with Rock, and our confidence that they can execute is high. The net result is a roadmap that seems to offer the prospect of, if not leap-frogging Intel and AMD, of at least staying competitive with them on a performance

basis."

"Along with the CPU roadmap was an outline of a systems strategy that appears to offer SPARC/Solaris customers a high likelihood of staying competitive on system performance and

design"

Sun ServersPortfolio

Sun EnterpriseM-Series

M4000 4 SocketM3000 1 Socket

Sun Firex86

Sun Enterprise

T-Series

M5000 8 Socket

M8000 16 Socket

M9000 32/64 Socket

T5440 4 Socket

T5220 2

Socket

T5240

2 Socket

T5120

1 Socket

T5140 1

SocketSun Blade

T6320 / T6340

X2270 M2

1 Socket

X4170 M2

2 Socket

X4270-12 M2

X4270-24 M2

2 Socket

X4470

4 Socket

X4800

8 Socket

Sun Blade X6270 / X6440

X4540

96TB Hybrid

Storage 2 Socket Server

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Balanced Performance,

Record-Breaking Benchmarks

SPEC suite

SPEComp2001SWaP

SPECfp2000

SPECfp_rate2000SPECfp_rate2000

SPECjAppServer2004

SPECweb2005

Cryptography 1024bits

SPECjbb2005

Web Consolidation

SPECweb99

SPEComp2001

SCImark 2.0NotesBench

Informatica ETL

SPEComp2001 4 threads

TPC-H@10000GB

SPEComp2001 8 threads

SPECint_rate2000

SPEC CPU2000

Web

Data

HPCApplication

TPC-H@3000GB

Compute

NetworkIntensive

StorageIntensive

Highly Threaded

Single Threaded

SAP-SD 2-Tier

CommercialTechnical

Fulfillment v7

sun.com/solaris/benchmarks

Sun Enterprise StorageSAN/Direct Attach Storage Components

Sun Storage 6000 Series

6180

224TB

FC/SATA

6580

512TB

FC/SATA/SSD Flash

6780

896TB

FC/SATA/SSD Flash

ST2540

96TB

SAS/SATA

Sun StorageLow Cost Network Attached Storage : Sun Storage 7xxx

Sun Storage 7110 8GB RAM

Up to 4, 2TB

Sun Storage 7210

Up to 64GB RAM

Up to 142TB

Flash SSD

Sun Storage 7410 Up to 128GB RAM

Up to 288TB

Flash SSD

Interfaces

• NFS

• ZFS

• ISCSI

• CIFS

• HTTP

• ...

OpenStorage

Sun Virtualization Technologies : Solaris ZFS

Sun Storage 7310 Up to 64GB RAM

Up to 96TB

Flash SSD

Graphical User Interface - D-Trace Analytics

For acceleratingapplicationsand reducingoperating costs

Flash Modules(Embedded In

Servers)

Flash Cards(Flash/HBA PCIe

Cards)

Flash Arrays(External Devices)

Performance andScalability

Flash TechnologyThe Sun FlashFire Product Portfolio

SSD 2.5”Flash Disks

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Flash Integration for Performance Acceleration

• Bridge latency gap between memory and disk

Up to 100x IOPS with flash vs. HDD

• Oracle-specific application performance enhancements

Exadata Smart Flash Cache

Oracle Solaris ZFS (Hybrid Storage Pool)

Sun Storage F5100 Flash Array

Sun Flash Accelerator F20 PCIe Card

Processor Cache

Memory

Flash

Disk

Data Access Time

Pico Second

Nano Second

Micro Second

Milli Second

Oracle is best positioned to deliver on the potential of flash technology

Sun StorageSun StorageTek Archive• Extreme Scalability

• Consolidation/Virtualization

• Industry leading quality and

reliability

• Strong investment protection

• Strong Security 64 Drives

DLT/LTO3,4,5

10,000 Tapes!

Sun DesktopsSunRay Devices & Monitors

SunRay2

Integrated Unit

SunRay3

Modular Unit

17,19, & 22”

Regular & Widescreen

LCD Monitors

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Where We're Investing to bring even

greater Business Value to Customers

• Reliability• Serviceability

• Fault resiliency

• Data integrity

• Security• Hardware/software/app encryption/acceleration

• Defense in depth

• Scalability• Multicore, scale, utilization

• Kernel thread and virtual memory scalability

• Power management

• Developer tools

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Where We're Investing

• Integration

• Oracle investments across server, storage, networking, Solaris, database, middleware and applications

• Virtualization everywhere

• Compute, storage, networking

• Solaris Containers

• Oracle VM on SPARC and x86

• Oracle Enterprise Manager / Ops Center

• Core networking (Project Crossbow)

• InfiniBand-enabled storage and virtualization

• Storage

• ZFS, NFS, CIFS

• MPxIO, analytics, simple administration

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Where We're Investing

• Modern administration environment

• Image Packaging System

• Internet-based software delivery

• New installation tools, distro constructor

• More (and more current) FOSS software

• System management / maintenance

• Including Solaris 10 install/update/maintenance

• Web infrastructure: Solaris WebStack

• Highly optimized Web 2.0 deployment environment

• Pervasive instrumentation

Sun and OracleSPARC64 Servers - M-Series

• Sun and Fujitsu have brought three generations of the SPARC64 processor architecture to market to date via the Sun SPARC Enterprise Servers

• A fourth generation processor is on the roadmap in next 12-15 months

• We continue to work with Fujitsu on how the two companies will design systems past that point

Sun and OracleUltraSPARC Servers - T-Series

• In the 2H 2010 we plan to release the 3rd generation UltraSPARC T3 processor and systems

• UltraSPARC T3 will double the number of processor cores to 16

• We are also aiming to focus on bringing systems to market that scale beyond the current maximum of 4-sockets

• We'll will bring to market new Sun x86 servers using the Intel processor architecture only, and have no plans to develop any new servers with AMD processors, including Magny Cours

• We plan to focus efforts on developing solutions that will run enterprise workloads, so x864-socket and 8-socket platforms are areas where we can expect to development occurring

• The current X4100 and X4200 series systems are key components of Exadata offering and so we will continue to invest in this product set

• The 2200 series is very much in Sun’s High Performance Computing (HPC) space and so we will continue to innovate around this product set

• We also see the opportunity for Flash technology to help optimize the platforms and so this will be a development focus area as well

• We will focus our x86 operating system innovation around Solaris and Oracle Enterprise Linux (OEL)

• We are still committed to heterogeneous environments and will continue to support the use of, and certify, other versions of Linux

• We will also support Windows and VMware on those platforms

Sun and OracleX86 Servers - X-Series

• Blades> Blades will continue to be a platform focus area

for Oracle

> The main focus being on x86 and T-series blades – New X and T-Series blades coming

• Telco Netra> We remain committed to the Telco space with its

separately branded Netra range of servers.

> Again, the focus being on the UltraSPARC T-series and x86 solution

Sun and OracleBlade and Netra Servers

• 6000 Series : we are continuing to work with LSI and thus will continue to develop the 6000 Series

• 7000 Series : a key focus area for Oracle will be the 7000 Series open storage, or unified, platform, which supports direct attached storage (DAS), network attached storage (NAS) and storage area network (SAN) configurations

Sun and OracleSun Storage 6000 and 7000 Series

Sun and Oracle

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The Oracle Solaris Advantage

• Cost effective and open: lower cost

of acquisition and ownership

• Proven, continuous innovation that counts

• Optimized for a broad range of technologies and

applications

• Part of Oracle’s integrated,

application to disk

offering

• Supported by

more applications

than any other open OS

―More Oracle databases run on the Sun SPARC-Solaris platform than any other computer system.‖

Larry Ellison

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Systems Design Philosophy

• Flash Storage integration in all

platforms

• Hot-Plug I/O introduced for x86

servers using Industry Standard

PCIe Express Modules

• Introducing Modular Compute and

power/cooling subsystems allows

improvements in RAS and

provides performance scalability

options

• Flexible system configuration

ordering options to allow „right

sized‟ initial deployments

• All platforms integrate full

featured remote management

with Oracle ILOM by default

INNOVATE

• Generation to Generation

physical consistency simplifying

generational updates

• Latest generation processors

• Optimize physical designs to

minimize vibration, reducing noise

and allowing increased disk

storage density

• Careful airflow design allows

minimized cooling fan power

requirements, maximizing system

cooling and performance

• A range of Enterprise

Redundancy features appropriate

to the expected target

applications

• Consistent ILOM interfaces for

allow rapid deployment of new

systems with minimal retraining of

Admins

• Ease of deployment through

automation of common

management functions

• No Cost Hardware Management

Packs aiding initial deployment

and on-going management

• Rapid serviceability through hot-

plug/swap components

• Rapid physical server deployment

through rack kit optimization for

tool-less installation

Oracle Differentiator

OPTIMIZE MANAGE AND DEPLOY

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Platform Differentiators

• Flash Technology integrated into all servers

• All new generation platforms are capable of supporting SSD

flash drives

• Multiple Flash or Conventional storage options allow fine

grained configuration of storage for performance, RAS and

capacity.

• Oracle Integrated Lights Out Manager (ILOM) in all

servers

• A default feature of all platforms.

• An established, consistent, integrated Remote Management

toolset

• All features enabled by default, including full Remote

Keyboard, Video, Mouse and Storage (RKVMS).

• No need to buy licenses to enable required features like

our competitors

Binary Compatibility

2008US-T2+

3rd gen 8 Core CPU

4 Socket Scalability

Faster Memory

High Speed Coherency Links

65nm

2010US-T3

Doubled Cores

Improved FPU

Improved Security

Expanded Cache

Faster memory

Increased IO

40nm

FutureTBA

New Advanced Processor Cores

Higher Frequency

System Compatible with US-T3

40nm

FutureTBA

More Cores

Higher Frequency

Larger Caches

Next Gen memory

Next Gen IO

Power Management

28nm

FutureTBA

Higher Frequency

Much Larger Caches

Next Gen memory

Next Gen IO

Expanded Socket Scalability

28nm

ExpandedSystem

Scalability

IncreasedSystem

Throughput& Security

ImprovedApplicationResponse

Time

IncreasedSystem

Throughput

ImprovedEverything

Sun ServersUltraSPARC Processor Roadmap

Sun ServersSPARC64 Processor Roadmap

Binary Compatibility

2006SPARC64-VI

2.4 GHz

2 cores, 4 threads

2 FPUs

Shared L2$

Scalable to 64Sockets

Instruction Retry

Mirrored Memory

Dynamic Domains

90nm

2.8 GHz

4 cores, 8 threads

Faster Memory

65nm

2008/2009SPARC64-VII

Next 12-15 Months

Higher Frequency

Larger Caches

Increased IO

• Co-designed with Fujitsu, a strong long term SPARC partner

SystemUpgrade with

IncreasedPerformance

SystemUpgrade with

IncreasedPerformance

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Using Intel Xeon 5600 and 7500 Processors

• 2 Socket systems use the Intel Xeon Processor 5600

system

• Intel Xeon Processor 5600 Series CPU’s(Westmere-EP)

• 4 and 6 Core versions supported

• All with 12 MB L3 cache, Turbo Boost and Hyper-Threading

• Intel 5500 and 5520 Series Platform chipset

• 4 and 8 socket systems use the Intel Xeon Processor

7500 system

• Intel Xeon Processor 7500 Series CPU’s (Nehalem-EX)

• 6 and 8 core versions supported

• With up to 24 MB L3 cache, Turbo Boost and Hyper-

Threading

• Intel 7500 Series Platform chipset

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The Operating System MattersInnovation Pays

• 20+ years development

• Leading-edge

innovation

• Scalability and stability

• Get the most out of

systems, applications

“MARKET OFFERING: SOLARISRATING: STRONG POSITIVE”

Vendor Rating: Sun MicrosystemsApril 23, 2007June 27, 2008

MostInnovativeServer OS

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Solaris: Optimized for Databases

• Deploy enterprise and open source databases

• Leverage unique Solaris features

• Scalability

• Memory Placement Optimization

• Dynamic Reconfiguration

• Event Ports

• libumem high efficiency memory allocator

• Overall performance

• Containers

• DTrace

• Service Management Facility

• Solaris Cluster

• User and Process Rights Management

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Two Decades of

Solaris/Oracle Optimizations

• Intimate Shared Memory /Dynamic Intimate Shared Memory

• Scheduler control optimizations

• 64-bit memory space

•/dev/poll

• Reconfiguration Coordination Manager

• Locality Groups

• Large Page Support

• FX: Fixed Priority Class

• Direct I/O with concurrent writes

• Sun Cluster optimizations for Oracle RAC

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Oracle Solaris: #1 in All 7

Key Commercial Benchmarks

• #1 in OLTP

• #1 in Oracle BI EE

• #1 in Oracle Hyperion

• #1 in SAP

• #1 in PeopleSoft Payroll

• #1 in Java Appserver

• #1 in Web/Network

http://www.oracle.com/us/corporate/press/036544

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Oracle Solaris Addresses

IT Challenges

• Scalability

• Performance

• Unique innovation

• Business advantages

• Guaranteed compatibility

• Business-oriented lifecycle

• Oracle application / infrastructure integration

• 3rd party application portfolio

• Support integration

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Solaris ContainersBuilt-in Virtualization on Any Solaris System

• Limitless partitioning—one license

• Highly efficient consolidation tool

• Thousands of applications on one system

• Container cloning, migration

• Instant restart

• Ideal for many scenarios

• Highly secure isolation

• Lightweight ―test‖ environments

• Dynamic environments with resource sharing

• High performance, especially multithreading

• Rapid prototyping testbeds on same hardware and OS

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• Evolution of Solaris Logical Domains

• Integration with Oracle VM family

• Highly efficient hypervisorfor Sun T-Series servers

• Multiple, independentSolaris instances

SPARC T-Series Hardware

Solaris

Oracle VM Server for SPARC

• High performance hypervisor for x86/x64 architecture

• Supported guests:Linux, Windows, Solaris

x86/x64 Hardware

Solaris

Oracle VM Server for x86

Linux Windows

Oracle VM Server VirtualizationPlatform Choice & Flexibility

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Oracle VM Server for SPARCFor CoolThreads Servers

• Hundreds of domains per system

• Scale up to number of CMT hardware threads

• Dynamic resource allocation

• Isolation via hardware/firmware

• Fast interdomain communication

• Predictive Self Healing integration

• Can be combined with Solaris Containers

inside each domain

• Each domain appears as

an entirely independent system

• Separate kernel, OS image, console, OBP

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Scalable Performance

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Observe Everything, Any Time:

Solaris Dynamic Tracing (DTrace)

• Designed for production systems

• Safe; always there

• Problems solved in minutes, not days

• Instrument every line in every application

• Massive performance opportunities

• No code changes required

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Oracle Solaris Studio: DLightUnified Application, System Profiling Using DTrace

• Visual access to

DTrace data

• Sophisticated,

extensible control of

OS and userland

probes

• First tool to unify

key observability

functions

• Simple interactive

interface

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Solaris ZFSIntelligent, Cost Effective Data Management

• End-to-end data integrity

• 256-bit checksums

• Copy-on-write transactions

• Easier administration

• Pooled storage model—no volume manager

• Move volumes between x86, SPARC

• Immense data capacity

• World's first 128-bit file system

• Huge performance gains

• Especially architected for speed

Best File System

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Predictive Self HealingStop Problems Before They Happen

• Self-diagnosis in seconds

• Fine-grained recovery

• Zero source code changes required

• Close relationship with AMD, Intel, SPARC

engineers

• Solaris Fault Manager

• Solaris Service Manager

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Predictive Self HealingMemory Diagnosis and Retire

• 192 GB system:

• 46% reduction in annual downtime

• 44% reduction in annual interruption rate

• 6 CPU, 12 core system

• 16 GB system:

• 32% reduction in annual downtime

• 44% reduction in annual interruption rate

• 4 CPU system

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Deploy Highly Resilient ServicesSolaris Service Manager

• Automatically detects software failures

• Understands services, not just processes or

applications

• Define and manage dependencies among applications,

OS facilities, operational milestones

• Unattended resolution of problems

• Restarts or reconfigures software components as

necessary

• No application changes required

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Oracle Solaris ClusterThe Best HA Solution for Solaris

•Deliver 24/7 availability for your customers & continuous business operations regardless of local or global disaster, planned or unplanned outages

•Reduce costs through consolidation of hardware, software and admin infrastructure

•Need a simple solution for deploying many applications & DBs in a traditional or virtualized environment

CHALLENGES

•Designed for Solaris:

• 15x faster detection

• 2x faster recovery

• Seamless integration w/Solaris virtualization

• Leverage Solaris ZFS for best of breed highly-available file system

•Single-step upgrades

•Cover unlimited distances

•Covers the largest portfolio of Oracle and ISV apps and databases

•Up to 99.999 % availability

•Enable resilient business services despite large scale infrastructure failures

•Save costs in hardware, software license and operations through server reductions and CPU capping

•Simplify mission-critical application deployment with no requirements for scripting or development

Oracle Differentiator

CAPABILITIES VALUE

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Solaris built-in Security features

• Digital Certificates Everywhere

• IP Filter firewall

• Secure Execution

• User Rights and Process Rights Management

• Cryptographic infrastructure

• Secure by Default networking

• Solaris Trusted Extensions

• Common Criteria Certification

• EAL4+

• Labeled Security, Controlled Access, Role-Based Access Control protection profiles

• BART: Basic Audit and Reporting Tool

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Preserving Business Investments:

Solaris Application Guarantee ProgramGuaranteed Compatibility

• Solaris Binary Application Guarantee Program

• From 1997 forward

• Solaris Source Code Guarantee Program

• Between SPARC and x86

• Lower development and support costs

• Speed time to market/deployment

• Run on SPARC64, UltraSPARC, Intel, AMD

platforms

Application Compatibility Guarantee covers applications that run on Solaris 2.6 or later

Source Code Compatibility Guarantee covers applications developed on any Solaris platform

See sun.com/solaris/guarantee for terms and conditions

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Solaris 8 and Solaris 9 Containers

• Rapid conversion from older environments

• Simplifies move to newer, more efficient SPARC

systems

• Lower power/cooling/space/support costs

• Physical-to-Virtual (P2V) consolidation

Solaris 10

Solaris 9

Container

Solaris 8

Container

Solaris 8 Solaris 9

Oracle Enterprise Manager Ops Center

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Consolidation, Investment ProtectionMid-Range Systems

Source: Internal Sun M-Value calculations

Old:

4 E6500 servers

Solaris 8

New:

1 Sun SPARC Enterprise 5000

4 Solaris 8 Containerson Solaris 10

Savings

CPUs 120 8

Space 4 racks <1 rack (10 rack units) 93%

Power 14,000 watts 4,590 watts 67%

Cooling

48,000 BTUs 15,661 BTUs 67%

Annual Support

Solaris 8: $172,800

Solaris 10 + Solaris 8 Containers:$15,120

91%

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OS Life Cycle ComparisonSolaris: A Great OS for Business

+1

FULL SUPPORT

FULL SUPPORT

SOLARIS 8

RHEL 3

+2 +3 +4 +5 +6 +7 +8 +9 +10 +11 +12

REDUCEDSUPPORT

REDUCEDSUPPORT

4 years of full support

9 years of full support

Years since initial release

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OS Life Cycle ComparisonWhat If You Want to Skip a Release?

+1

FULL SUPPORT

FULL SUPPORT

SOLARIS 8

RHEL 3

+2 +3 +4 +5 +6 +7 +8 +9 +10 +11 +12

REDUCEDSUPPORT

REDUCEDSUPPORT

Years since initial release

Solaris 9Solaris 10

1 year opportunity to move

4 year opportunity to move

RHEL 4RHEL 5

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Premier Support

Offerings Description

Premier Support for

Operating Systems

8% of net hardware transaction• Covers Solaris, Oracle Enterprise Linux, and Oracle VM on

Sun hardware• 1 hour remote response 24x7

Premier Support for

Systems

12% of net hardware transaction• Covers a complete Sun System including hardware, Solaris,

Oracle Enterprise Linux, and Oracle VM• 2 hour onsite response 24x7 for P1 issues.*

* Available for locations within 25 miles of a Systems Service Center.

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Product Direction

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New in Solaris 10 10/09

• Tested, integrated update

• Patching/installation speedups

• Support for new systems

• Intel Nehalem performance

• Power management

• Power Aware Dispatcher

• ZFS enhancements

• L2ARC caching on SSDs

• User and group quotas

• 2 TB boot drive support

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Solaris Release Model20 Years, One Development Base

Solaris Release• Multiyear release interval

– Several updates (●) per year• Fixes, new hardware support• Long term (10+ year) support cycle

OpenSolaris Release• Faster release interval• Foundation for next Solaris release

OpenSolaris

OpenSolaris

Solaris 11

200520032002

Solaris 8 support

OpenSolaris

Solaris 9

OpenSolaris

OpenSolaris

2007 2010

Solaris 10

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OpenSolaris OS ---> SolarisExpress

• Preview of the next generation of

the Oracle Solaris operating system

• Based on:

• 20+ years of Solaris development

• Oracle Solaris projects: leading-edge innovation

under development

• Optimized versions of

the most widely-used open source projects

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Oracle Enterprise Manager Ops Center:Comprehensive Cloud Systems Management

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Key Takeaways

• Sun provides highly scalable, secure and

reliable technology for Infrastructure as a

Service (IaaS)

• Solaris features like built-in virtualization,

ZFS, DTrace and self-healing deliver top

reliability, scalability and security

• Sun Servers and Sun Storage offer world

class performance, scalability, reliability

and security

• Best-of-breed components

• Integrated systems with Oracle software

• Start planning your

evolution to cloud

computing today

• Talk to us about:

– Integratable

components

– Integrated

systems

– Optimized

architectures

What You

Can Do Today

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• Cloud Computing:

– www.oracle.com/goto/cloud

– http://www.oracle.com/technology/tech/cloud/index.html

• Oracle Operating Systems

– http://www.oracle.com/solaris

– http://www.oracle.com/linux

• Sun Servers

– http://www.oracle.com/servers

• Sun Storage Systems

– http://www.oracle.com/storage

• Oracle Enterprise Manager Ops Center

– http://www.oracle.com/us/products/enterprise-manager/opscenter

For More Information

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Next Steps

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