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Speed Up or Lag Behind: CharlesSchwab Increases Agility with Private

DBaaSSubtitle

Oracle Presenters: Mark Pankow and Bob UreCharles Schwab Presenter: Mark Meredith

October 27th, 2015

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Safe Harbor StatementThe following is intended to outline our general product direction. It is inteninformation purposes only, and may not be incorporated into any contract.commitment to deliver any material, code, or functionality, and should not in making purchasing decisions. The development, release, and timing of anfunctionality described for Oracle’s products remains at the sole discretion



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Program Agenda

Introduction and Cloud Business Drivers

Private DBaaS: An Architectural Approach

Charles Schwab Experience

Q & A

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Introduction and Cloud Business DriveMark Pankow | Oracle | Senior Sales Consultant



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Schwab Business Drivers

Oracle Confidential – Rest

Ease of Serv

Consisten

Consistent P

Customer ETime to Market / Innovation

Improve Provisioning Time

Enable Better De-commissioning

Provide Faster Scale

Decrease Risk & Costs

Consolidate ControlsSimplify Compliance

Improve Resource Utilization

Decrease Manual Work

Attain Visible Cost Recovery


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Private DBaaS: An Architectural ApproBob Ure | Director | Oracle Cloud Architecture Team



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Why an Architectural Approach?


Good architectural workensures:•Expected functionality•Appropriate capacity•Required performance


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A Top-Down, Business Driven Approach



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Based on a Standard Architecture Development Pr

Oracle Architecture

Development Process

Oracle Enterpr

Architecture Fram



Cloud Architecture Workshops




Cloud Line-of-Sight


CEO

CIOCFO

LOB

Disrupt Wireless

Market

Unified LTE

Network and

Increase Spectrum

Simplify Customer

Experience

Rapidly Scalable

Business

Quick Decisions,Fast Time-to-

Market

Low Capital and

Operating Costs

On-demandSelf-Service

ResourcePooling

RapidElasticity

G e n e r a l C l o u d

C h a r

a c t e r i s t i c s

MeasuredService

Broad NetworkAccess


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Service Catalog – Database-as-a-Service Example SERVICE DEFINITIONS Bronze Silver Gold Platinum

H/A Level

Local Primary 1-node DB 2-node DB 2-node DB 2-node DB

Local Failover No No No No

Remote Failover No No 1-node DB 2-node DB

Disaster RecoveryRTO Best Effort 8 hr 4 hr 2 hr

RPO Best Effort 24 hr max 8 hr max 4 hr max

DB Files H/A DB Files Mirror Dual Dual Dual Triple

DB Backup Tape / Disk Tape Tape Disk Disk

Service Availability 8x5 24x5 24x7 24x7

DB Deployment Shared OS; VM Shared OS; VM Shared / Ded OS; VM Shared / Ded OS

DB Isolation Instance; Schema; PDB Instance; Schema; PDB Instance; Schema; PDB Instance; PDB

DB Security/Privacy Access Control / Disk,Net,Tape Encryption / Masking / Authentication / Authoriza

Data Retention 1 yr 2 yr 5 yr 10 yr

DB Version 10g, 11g, 12c 10g, 11g, 12c 11g, 12c 11g, 12c

Operating System Windows, OEL, Solaris Windows, OEL, Solaris OEL, Solaris OEL, Solaris


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DBaaS Logical Architecture


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Charles Schwab Experience

Mark Meredith | Charles Schwab | Senior Manager Database Platform En



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Program Agenda with Highlight

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Second topic

Third topic

Fourth topic

Fifth topic

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“The secret of getting

ahead is getting started.

Mark Twain


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Why Database asaService


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Information classification here

We Asked a SimpleQuestion.

What is Important to You?


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We Listened… Reduced time to market

Reduced costMore visibility on request status

Easier request mechanisms

Flexibility of design – Fit for purpo

Efficient use of resources


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What does DBaaS Mean to Us?

Reliable

Simple

Flexible

Secure


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Reliable

Highly available within class uptime.

Recovery time and

recovery point objecoccur within minutes

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Simple

You don't have to tabout server instanstorage, or network

The database just as intended upon r



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Flexible

You can choose frovariety of size, capand performance o

to meet your growineeds.

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SecureYour database com

securely configuredrole-based access can rest assured th

your data is safe.

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Catalog of Service Offerings

CONSULTATION

SUPPORT

REQUEST FOR NEW,MODIFY OR RETIRE


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CONSULTATION

Non-emergency requests

Architecture review or design

Database engineering

General database “How To"

https://requestcenter.schwab.com/RequestCenter/myservices/navigate.do?query=serviceid&sid=1203&layout=&


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SUPPORT

• Emergency requests

• Database maintenance services on

existing systems

• Assistance in resolving specific datissues or problems

https://requestcenter.schwab.com/RequestCenter/myservices/navigate.do?query=serviceid&sid=1203&layout=&


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Create New, Modify or Retire Existing

• Add a new Sandbox, Proof of Concep

Production database

• Make changes to an existing databas

• Decommission a database

I l d d ith E h Off i


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Included with Each Offering Managed data backup and

recovery

Disaster recovery Access management and

security

Performance reporting

24x7 production support

Access to database technicalsupport

Currency upgrades per standard


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“You must be the change

you wish to see in theworld.”

Mahatma Gandhi


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Tools for the Job


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Self-Service Portal

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Pitfalls and Other Considerations

• Change can be intimidating

• Lack of metrics

• Low integration betweentechnology owners

Legacy process needs to berevamped for service based

organization Governance and service

owners

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Implementation

Beta Testing

Training

Feedback from Users

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Next Steps

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• Automation

• Integration with other IT services

• Simplification of process

• Enhanced metrics and reporting

• Charge-back model


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“Only those who will risk

going too far canpossibly find out how farone can go.”

T.S. Eliot


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Thank you

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