What: A Hands-On Lab of Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Service

Sushil Motwani, Director Cloud Infrastructure

5/11/18

E B S S U M M I T

S E R I E S

Created with the EBS Customer in Mind

AGENDA

-Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Overview

-Hands-on Labs include:

o Sign into the console and locate your compartment

o Create a VCN, Subnets, Security Lists, Routing tables, Internet Gateway Launch

a Virtual Machine

o Connect to the instance

o Launch a DBCS environment

o Connect to Oracle Database created with DBCS (time permitting)

-Explore Use Cases & Roadmap

-Q & A Session

• 24 years of experience as an Oracle Professional, especially on the

Database Administration, Apps DBA technologies, Oracle Fusion

Middleware Technologies and Business Intelligence Applications.

• Astute thought leader in Oracle; has published training material for Oracle

University, and presented on multiple occasions at events such as

Collaborate (Oracle Applications User Group), Oracle Open World, Oracle

Health Sciences Conference. Sushil is actively involved with the OAUG and

IOUG groups and presented at a number of SIGs (Special Interest Groups)

at regional and national levels.

• Has spent a better part of his working years at Oracle's Advanced Customer

Services leading some of Oracle’s largest premier customers and at Harvard University as their Oracle and Microsoft SME.

• Won several awards in the different roles at the organizations that he worked

for, both as an Individual Contributor as well as Management positions

S P E A K E R P R O F I L E

Sushil Motwani, Senior Cloud Architect

Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) Architecture

Architecture within Availability Domain

Bare Metal Cloud Platform

10 Gb/s < 100µs Between hosts in an AD

1 Tb/s < 5ms Between ADs i n a Region

Latency Bandwidth

• Three Completely Fault-Domain Availability Domains

• Ultra Low Latency and High Bandwidth between ADs

• Highly Available Infrastructure for Mission Critical Workloads

Availability

Domain 1

Availability

Domain 2

Availability

Domain 3

Region

Predictable performance with Availability Domains

Regions and Availability Domains

• Physical host and Storage in virtualized off-host network

• All Physical Compute and Storage reside in same network fabric

• Bare Metal side-by-Side with VMs, Engineered Systems and RAC supported

• Enterprise ready Networking Services: VPN, Direct Connect, Firewalls and Load

Balancers

• Various storage options to serve different requirements: Block Storage, Object

Storage, Backup Storage

Inside a Region – High Availability Building Blocks

• Multiple fault-decorrelated, completely

independent datacenters – Availability Domains

(ADs)

• Predictable low latency < 500μs RTT between

ADs in a Region

• 1Tb/s bandwidth interconnect between ADs,

encrypted over fiber

• Enables zero-data-loss architectures (e.g. Oracle

MAA) and high availability scale-out architectures

(e.g. Cassandra)

Inside an AD – High Scale, High Performance Network

• Non-oversubscribed Clos network – flat, fast,

predictable

• Very high scale – ~1 million network ports in an

AD

• Predictable low latency < 100μs RTT , 10Gb/s BW between hosts in an AD

• Maximum of two hops between Compute &

Storage even at scale

• Everything runs in private overlay networks

Basic Networking Diagram in an OCI

Virtual Cloud Network (VCN)

• Virtual Cloud Network (VCN): A virtual version of your

traditional on-premises network. A Compartment can

have multiple VCNs.

• Subnet: A section of a VCN’s IP Address Range providing a logical isolation for groups of your

resources. Subnets are AD specific.

• Security List: A common set of stateful firewall rules

associated with a subnet and applies to all the

instances within the subnet. 1 SL / subnet.

Ingress/Egress Rules.

• Route Table: A set of route rules, specifies how IP

network traffic is directed based on a destination IP

address matching.

• Internet Gateway: Public internet connectivity from a

VCN.

• Dynamic Routing Gatewau (DRG): A virtual router

providing a path between the VCN and private on-

premise network through IPSec VPN

• IPSec VPN Connection: A hardware-based VPN

connection between VPN and the on-premise data

center

• Customer Provided Equipment (CPE): A virtual

representation of the actual router than is on-premises.

VCN IP Addressing

• RFC 1918 IPv4 address range in CIDR notation

– 2 IPs (/30) to 65,534 IPs (/16)

Classless inter-domain routing (CIDR) is a set of Internet protocol (IP) standards

that is used to create unique identifiers for networks and individual devices. The

IP addresses allow particular information packets to be sent to specific

computers. ... That system is known as CIDR notation.

CIDR notation. CIDR notation is a compact representation of an IP address and

its associated routing prefix. The notation is constructed from an IP address, a

slash ('/') character, and a decimal number. The number is the count of leading 1

bits in the routing mask, traditionally called the network mask.

• Each instance comes pre-configured with a private IP and optional public IP

• 10 VCN’s per Region* • 10 subnets per VCN*

• Bring your own private IP address

Virtual Cloud Network (VCN)

DBaaS / DBCS Features

• The Database Service supports various editions and versions of Oracle Database. The

supported editions are:

– Standard Edition

– Enterprise Edition

– Enterprise Edition - High Performance

– Enterprise Edition - Extreme Performance

• The supported database versions for all the editions listed above are:

• 11.2.0.4

• 12.1.0.2

• 12.2.0.1

• 18c

• Excellent platform for database consolidation

• Supports multiple Oracle Homes on same DBaaS server

• Full control at host level (root) and Database level (DBA, SYSDBA)

PAAS - Database Cloud Services - Packages

Pure Database Cloud Service Database Cloud Service with BYOL

All Editions include Oracle Database Transparent

Data Encryption.

• Standard Edition includes the Oracle Database

Standard Edition 2.

• Enterprise Edition includes the Oracle Database

Enterprise Edition, Data Masking and Subsetting

Pack, Diagnostics and Tuning Packs, and Real

Application Testing.

• Enterprise High Performance extends the Enterprise

Edition with the following options: Multitenant,

Partitioning, Advanced Compression, Advanced

Security, Label Security, Database Vault, OLAP,

Advanced Analytics, Spatial & Graph, Database

Lifecycle Management Pack and Cloud Management

Pack for Oracle Database.

• Enterprise Extreme Performance extends the High

Performance package with the following options: In-

Memory Database, Active Data Guard, and RAC

(requires two VMs of at least two OCPUs each).

• Standard package provisions an instance of Oracle

Database Standard Edition 2 and requires you Bring

Your Own License (BYOL) of either Oracle Database

Standard Edition, Oracle Database Standard Edition

One or Oracle Database Standard Edition 2.

• Enterprise, High Performance & Extreme

Performance packages require you BYOL of Oracle

Database Enterprise Edition, as well as any Oracle

Database Enterprise Edition option utilized within the

respective services, excluding Data Masking and

Subsetting Pack, Diagnostics and Tuning Packs,

and Real Application Testing which are included

license free when bringing an Oracle Database

Enterprise Edition License to the Oracle Cloud.

• https://cloud.oracle.com/iaas/database/pricing

PaaS: Database Cloud Services

Database as a Service • Full-featured dedicated 11gR2 or 12c instance(s)

• SE1, EE, EE High Performance, EE Extreme

Performance

• Customer or Oracle backs up, patches, manages

DBMS

• Full SQL*NET, root access, Enterprise Manager, all

DBMS tools

• Full portability – on-premises & cloud

• Primary Use Case: Dev/Test and “lift & shift” applications to Oracle Cloud

Compare with Oracle Database On-Premise Provisioning

Compare with Oracle Database On-Premise Provisioning

Automated database provisioning with a 5 step wizard

Request for

Service

Database

Ready for Use

Allocate

Compute

Allocate

Storage

Provision

OS

Set Keys &

Privileges

Install &

Configure

Database

Configure

Backups

Configure

Tools

Configure

Access

Benefits

Reduced time and complexity to provision database services

Increased standardization of the fleet

Also use to deploy with data guard or Real Application Clusters (RAC)

Contact Information:

Sushil Motwani

Director – Cloud Infrastructure

SmartDog Services

Mobile: +1-978-995-5294 | Desk: +1-512-721-0139

email: smotwani@smartdogservices.com

For general inquirers, email info@smartdogservices.com

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