Build Private Cloud With Oracle Enterprise Manager

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Session S316973 : How to build a Private Cloud with Oracle Enterprise Manager: A Major Telco Story
Madhup Gulati Principal Product Manager
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Oracle Enterprise Manager

Session S316973 How to build Private Cloud with Oracle Enterprise Manager: A major Telco story
While private Cloud is today's reality, it comes with its own challenges around flexibility, agility and control. Learn how Enterprise Manager can manage, optimize and streamline your Cloud implementation and give you the maximum ROI at the minimal TCO.
Program Agenda
Cloud Computing Concepts
Private Cloud Management
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Current capabilities
Case Study: Major Telco
Cloud Management Roadmap
2010 Oracle Corporation
Business-Driven IT Management
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NIST Definition of Cloud Computing

Cloud computing is a model for enabling convenient, ondemand network access to a shared pool of configurable computing resources (e.g., networks, servers, storage, applications, and services) that can be rapidly provisioned and released with minimal management effort or service provider id i interaction. t ti This cloud model promotes availability and is composed of:
5 Essential Characteristics On-demand self-service Resource pooling Rapid elasticity Measured service Broad network access
Source: NIST Definition of Cloud Computing v15
3 Service Models SaaS PaaS IaaS
4 Deployment Models Public Cloud Private Cloud Community Cloud Hybrid Cloud
SaaS, PaaS and IaaS
Software as a Service
Applications delivered as a service to end-users over the Internet
Platform as a Service
App development & deployment platform delivered as a service Server, , storage g and network hardware and associated software delivered as a service
Infrastructure as a Service
Public Clouds and Private Clouds

Public Clouds
Used by multiple tenants on a shared basis Hosted and managed by cloud service provider
SaaS PaaS IaaS I N T E R N E T
Private Cloud
I N T R A N E T SaaS PaaS IaaS
Exclusively used by a single organization Controlled and managed by in-house IT
Trade-offs
Lower upfront costs Outsourced management g OpEx Lower total costs Greater control over security, y compliance, p QoS CapEx & OpEx
Enterprises p will adopt p a mix of public p and private p clouds

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Enterprise Evolution To Cloud
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Oracle Cloud Computing Strategy

Our objectives: Ensure that cloud computing is fully enterprise grade Support both public and private cloud computing give customers choice
Oracle Applications On Demand

Public Clouds
SaaS PaaS IaaS I N T E R N E T
Oracle Applications
Private Cloud
I N T R A N E T SaaS PaaS IaaS
Oracle Technology in public clouds

Users
Oracle Private PaaS

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Cloud Computing: Oracles Perspective

Characterized by real, new capabilities, but based on many y established technologies g Compelling benefits as well as serious concerns Enterprises will adopt a mix of public and private clouds
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Major Telco: Business Challenges

Inflexible and Cost Prohibitive Infrastructure Enterprises are faced with a common set of business challenges centered around improving performance of applications and infrastructure while controlling the cost of doing business business. Common challenges include: Managing the cost of underutilized resources Need the ability to deploy capacity on demand High availability configurations are complex and costly to manage
Traditional method: Need redundancy buy two of everything Capital intensive, significantly drives up cost Cannot scale quickly for fluctuating business cycles Complex in nature and difficult to manage Must sacrifice flexibility
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Oracle's Cloud Management Solution

Third Party Applications Oracle Applications ISV Applications
Shared Services
Integration: SOA Suite Process Mgmt: BPM Suite Security: Identity Mgmt
User Interaction:
Cloud Management
WebCenter
Configuration Mgmt
Application Grid: WebLogic Server, Coherence, Tuxedo, JRockit Database Grid: Oracle Database Database, RAC RAC, ASM ASM, Partitioning Partitioning, IMDB Cache, Active Data Guard, Database Security
Lifecycle Management Application Performance Management Application Quality Management Ops Center Physical and Virtual Systems Management
Oracle Operating Solaris Systems: Oracle Oracle Enterprise Enterprise Linux Linux
Oracle VM for SPARC (LDom) Solaris Containers
Oracle VM for x86 Servers Storage g
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Private Cloud Lifecycle

3. Use App 4. Scale up/down 2. Build App pp
App Users
Assemble app using shared components Deploy through selfservice Adjust capacity based on policies Monitor via selfservice
App Developer IT/App Owner
App
5. Manage Cloud 1. Set Up Cloud

Shared Components Oracle Enterprise Manager Self-Service Interface
IT
Oracle Fusion Middleware

IT
Set up PaaS Set up shared components Set up selfservice i portal t l
Oracle Oracle Database Enterprise Manager OS (OEL, Solaris)
Infrastructure
Monitor availability, performance, compliance Manage (patch, backup) Meter and Chargeback
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App Users
App

IT

IT
Infrastructure
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Setup Cloud:
Software Image Library
Application Components Oracle VM + Patches AS1 Image AS2 Image AS3 Image Configurat tion Settings s
Server and software provisioning

Setting up Server Pools and Storage Bare Metal Provisioning of Hypervisors using PXE Automated Agent Provisioning
Configure software library

DB1 Image DB2 Image DB3 Image Application Components OS Physical Server OS1 Image OS2 Image OS3 Image Configuration Settings
Typically yp y on a NAS filer Gold images, ISOs, Templates
Setup Users and Roles

Create Enterprise Manager Users with appropriate privileges
Enable Self-Service
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Major Telco: Setup Cloud

H d Hardware Storage Nehalem Processors 48-96 GB Memory NetApp FAS3170 (utilizing NFS) SnapDrive for Unix SnapManager for Oracle SnapManager for SAP Operations Manager 10 Gb Ethernet to the Blade 10 Gb Ethernet Oracle VM Server 2.2.1 Oracle Enterprise Linux 4.x 32/64 bit Oracle Enterprise Linux 5.x 32/64 bit Oracle Enterprise Manager 11g BMC Patrol Tivoli Oracle Enterprise Manager 11g Computer Associates eTrust Oracle Enterprise Manager 11g
Storage Tools
Network Connectivity Storage Connectivity Hypervisor
Operating System
Management Monitoring Security Workflow/Automation y / Software Library
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App Users
App

IT

IT
Infrastructure
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Rapid Deployment with Oracle VM Templates

Save days or weeks in installation and configuration time
Siebel CRM
Download Templates from OTN
Customize and save as Golden Images Template Builder

Siebel Siebel Siebel CRM VM 2 CRM CRM
VM 2 VM 2
Deploy to Test
Oracle VM Servers Oracle Enterprise Manager

Download templates from Oracle Pre-built pre-configured VM Pre-built, Complete App, Middleware, DB installation Siebel CRM, Database 11g, Weblogic Server,
Deploy to Test
Custom MySQL Oracle App DB DB
MySQL DB
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Dynamic Capacity Management

Automated Scale Up and Scale Down
Sense demand spike Sense demand spike
Dept App 1 App 1
Dept App 2
Shared Service
Sense demand spike

Shared Shared Service Service
WebLogic Server cluster nodes Coherence Data Grid nodes
WebLogic Suite-based Application Grid

Oracle Database RAC nodes
Adjust capacity Oracle Database Grid: RAC, ASM, IMDB Cache
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Self-Service Provisioning
Considerations For Choosing g the Right g Delivery y Model
The selection of a delivery model for self-service is dependent on: Users and their Use Cases
User Application Tester DBA App Developer
Use Cases Clone a production database for performance testing Build test environment to verify a patch Needs a schema/user for a small application prototype
Design Considerations SLAs Isolation (data and security) Time to deliver
Implementation Considerations Ease of management Existing infrastructure Platform
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Self-Service Application
Basic Design
The next major release will include a selfservice application out of box.
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Self-Service Application
Role-based Tasks
Designer
1 Identify delivery options and the technology solutions Test provisioning procedure for that technology Write scripts to deploy the selected technology using EMCLI and deployment procedures Maintain a service catalog of different deployment templates
Operator
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DEPLOYMENT PORTAL
Access Self-Service Application Request a database by selecting the desired deployment template and size Access database
Retire database when not needed
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Real Application Cluster Provisioning

Rapid Deployment, Scale out and Scale back
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Create Reference RAC System Stage Gold Image
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Create Production Clusters
Scale Back
Scale-Out RAC
Deploy Clusterware, Database, and ASM in a single procedure Out-of-box profiles and Gold Images for consistency Scale out and Scale back of RAC nodes Analyze mode to validate pre-requisites
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Sun Exadata V2 Support

Database Machine Provisioning
Out-of-box script to deploy Enterprise Manager configured with Software Library, Exadata monitoring plugins and all mandatory patches Profile driven provisioning for repeatable, error-free deployment Profiles contain pre pre-recorded recorded information about IP Profiles addresses, interfaces, disks, storage options, etc Out-of-box profiles to assist easier deployment Automatic configuration of underlying operating system Creation of OS users and groups Configuration of Kernel parameters Simple push-button provisioning process Reduces deployment effort from days to hours Hands-free deployment of Grid Infrastructure and Database software Resumable and Retryable from any point
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Major Telco: Enterprise Manager Database Provisioning

Automated Installation procedures for end testers Standardized deployment procedures for Single Instance & RAC databases
SAP (RAC and non-RAC) DB Deployments One of the 1st in the world New Database deployments automatically includes latest patches Out-of-box Clusterware delete procedure for cleaning up RAC Installation
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Major Telco: Enterprise Manger Database Provisioning

- Gold image g of Clusterware/Database binaries with PSU/CPU Patches stored
- 10g R2 / 11gR1 / 11gR2
Database Software Library
- Single Instance / RAC - SAP customized DB Binaries - Current Policy : Jan and July PSU patches across all databases
Advantages:
- Consistency in terms of patches
- No manual apply of patches : Saves times and reduces errors
Oracle binaries with multiple versions of PSU Patches
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Major Telco: Enterprise Manager Database Provisioning

Advantages:
Executed in parallel across multiple servers Scheduled through Enterprise Manager and runs in the background The entire p process from binary y installation up p to base database creation completes < 1 hour Binaries configured in a standardized layout across all Database servers
10g g RAC DB ready under 1 hour !!
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App Users
App

IT

IT
Infrastructure
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Centralized Monitoring and Metering

Centralized, exception driven monitoring using Metrics and Thresholds
Define your own metrics Monitoring templates
Exception Notification Email, page, SMS Integration with third party event t console l
Open View, Unicenter, Remedy and more Rich Ri h M Metrics t i available il bl for f Metering Extended via Enterprise Manager Views
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Centralized Configuration Management

Doing more with less
Knowing What You Have
Asset Discovery Automated Inventory HW/SW Configurations Operating Systems Hardware Database Packaged Apps Configuration Search Relationships
Standardizing Configurations
Drift Analysis Config Comparison Across the stack Across lifecycles Baseline & Gold Std 1-to-1, 1-to-Many Drift Reconciliation
Configuration Compliance
Proactive Checks Policy Management Out-of-the-Box Policies User-Defined User Defined Policies User-Defined Groups Compliance Dashboard
Detecting Configuration Changes

Real-time Monitoring Real-time Detection Who, What and When Compliance Framework SOX. PCI, CoBIT Change Reconciliation Authorized vs Unauthorized
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Major Telco: Enterprise Manger Monitoring

Database Monitoring
All databases and hosts monitored for 14 major metrics in critical state:
Archiver Hung Alert Log Error Status Archive Area Used (%) Generic Alert Log Error Status Oracle Data Block Corruption Status Data Block Corruption Alert Log Error Status Media Failure Alert Log Error Status Cluster Error Status p Status Data Block Corruption Instance Status Redo Log Corruption Status Tablespace Space Used (%) Generic Alert Log Error Inconsistent DB State Status Out of Memory Status
Email notification set to alert DBA if any of the metrics crosses threshold Advantages:
Hold H ld users accountable t bl f for resource consumption ti Proactive monitoring vis--vis reactive monitoring Consistency in terms of monitoring parameters Out of the box solution - No customized monitoring scripts
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Major Telco: Enterprise Manager Monitoring Templates

Monitoring Templates
Useful for applying monitoring and policy settings to multiple targets Option of either overriding or keeping intact earlier settings Host Template Template:
Checks no insecure services ( ftp ,telnet) are running Checks no unintended ports are open
Database Template:
Push customized 14 metric settings across all databases Push standardized polices across all databases
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Major Telco: Benefits of New Architecture

Challenges
New Server procurement takes weeks Hardware changes requires downtime and co-ordination Too much DBA Customization ( Installation / Backups / Monitoring) Cannot cross leverage DBAs for supporting various Databases DBAs spent too much time in repetitive tasks Reactive monitoring Production refresh time consuming
Benefits
New Server procurement in hours Hardware changes requires minimum/no downtime and coordination No DBA Customization ( Installation / Backups / Monitoring) Can cross leverage DBAs for supporting various Databases DBAs spent minimal time in backup management Proactive Database monitoring Production refresh less time consuming
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Cloud Computing Needs Effective Management

Automation Required
Rapid Provisioning, Mass Patching, Complete Lifecycle Management Centralized Monitoring, Configuration Management Resource Usage Tracking, Metering Most Comprehensive Application Performance Management Integrated Application-to-Disk Management
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Cloud Needs
Agility and Flexibility
Unified View, Centralized Control Transparency
Application Visibility Efficiency, End-to-End Automation

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Oracles Cloud Management Roadmap

Cloud Management
Third Party Applications Oracle Applications ISV Applications Oracle Enterprise Manager Self-Service Chargeback Workload/Resource Mgmt Capacity Planning
User Interaction:
Shared Services
Integration: SOA Suite Process Mgmt: BPM Suite Security: Identity Mgmt
WebCenter
Configuration Mgmt Application Grid: WebLogic Server, Coherence, Tuxedo, JRockit Lifecycle Management Database Grid: Oracle Database Database, RAC RAC, ASM ASM, Partitioning Partitioning, IMDB Cache, Active Data Guard, Database Security Application Performance Management Application Quality Management Ops Center Servers Storage g Physical and Virtual Systems Management
Oracle Operating Solaris Systems: Oracle Oracle Enterprise Enterprise Linux Linux
Oracle VM for SPARC (LDom) Solaris Containers
Oracle VM for x86
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Roadmap Snippet: Build and Package Application

Oracle Virtual Assembly Builder
Oracle SOA Suite Oracle BPM Suite Oracle Identity Mgt
Oracle WebCenter
Package multi-tier applications for rapid, error-free deployment

Application A Application B
Oracle Application Grid
Oracle Enterp prise Man nager
Oracle Database Grid
Introspection & Assembly
Virtualized Software Appliances
Assembly A
Assembly B
Assembly Builder
Oracle VM Template Builder
Oracle VM Server
Deployment
OVF Packaging
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Roadmap Snippet: Deploy Application

Self-Service Interface
Self-service provisioning:
- Oracle VM Templates - Complete C l t A Assemblies bli
Users can select:

Server size Storage volumes Dynamic/static IP Network profile
Policies for quota, retirement, chargeback Programmatic Web services APIs
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Cloud Standards, Portability, Interoperability

Oracle Cloud APIs

Leveraging the done on Su Sun C Cloud e e ag g t e work o do eo oud APIs s REST/JSON based A subset submitted to DMTF for IaaS standards Extended model published on OTN
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Roadmap snippet: Metering and Chargeback

Oracle Enterprise Manager + Oracle Billing and Revenue M Management t Complete Cloud Management and Monetization Capabilities
Cl d Cloud Services Cloud Management
Applications Deactivation Provisioning Middleware
Cloud Monetization
Oracle Billing and Revenue Management
Metered Usage
Configuration Mgmt Pricing/Charging Flexibility
Lifecycle Management
Database OS Virtualization Usage data collection
Customer Management Application Performance Management Complete Billing Operations Application Quality Management Ops Center Physical & Virtual Systems Management Business Intelligence
Balance Control
Bill/Invoice generation and delivery
Value Chain Management
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Safe Harbor Statement

Oracle Enterprise Manager

Cloud Management Roadmap

2010 Oracle Corporation

2010 Oracle Corporation

NIST Definition of Cloud Computing

3 Service Models SaaS PaaS IaaS

2010 Oracle Corporation

SaaS, PaaS and IaaS

Applications delivered as a service to end-users over the Internet

2010 Oracle Corporation

Public Clouds and Private Clouds

Exclusively used by a single organization Controlled and managed by in-house IT

Enterprises p will adopt p a mix of public p and private p clouds

Enterprise Evolution To Cloud

2010 Oracle Corporation

Oracle Cloud Computing Strategy

Oracle Applications On Demand

Oracle Technology in public clouds

Oracle Private PaaS

Cloud Computing: Oracles Perspective

2010 Oracle Corporation

Major Telco: Business Challenges

2010 Oracle Corporation

Oracle's Cloud Management Solution

Oracle VM for x86 Servers Storage g

2010 Oracle Corporation

Private Cloud Lifecycle

App Developer IT/App Owner

5. Manage Cloud 1. Set Up Cloud

Oracle Fusion Middleware

Oracle Oracle Database Enterprise Manager OS (OEL, Solaris)

Oracle Enterprise Manager

2010 Oracle Corporation

Private Cloud Lifecycle

App Developer IT/App Owner

5. Manage Cloud 1. Set Up Cloud

Oracle Fusion Middleware

Oracle Oracle Database Enterprise Manager OS (OEL, Solaris)

Oracle Enterprise Manager

2010 Oracle Corporation

Server and software provisioning

Configure software library

Typically yp y on a NAS filer Gold images, ISOs, Templates

Setup Users and Roles

2010 Oracle Corporation

Major Telco: Setup Cloud

Network Connectivity Storage Connectivity Hypervisor

Management Monitoring Security Workflow/Automation y / Software Library

2010 Oracle Corporation

Private Cloud Lifecycle

App Developer IT/App Owner

5. Manage Cloud 1. Set Up Cloud

Oracle Fusion Middleware

Oracle Oracle Database Enterprise Manager OS (OEL, Solaris)

Oracle Enterprise Manager

2010 Oracle Corporation

Rapid Deployment with Oracle VM Templates

Download Templates from OTN

Customize and save as Golden Images Template Builder

Oracle VM Servers Oracle Enterprise Manager