Enterprise Manager12c CloudControl Overview Plus DBLifeCycleMgmtPack

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Copyright © 2012, Oracle Corporation and/or its affiliates

Enterprise Manager 12c Cloud Control OverviewPlus Database Lifecycle Management Pack

Porus Homi HavewalaSenior Manager,Enterprise TechnologyOracle Corporation(ASEAN)


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Oracle’s Continuous Innovation

- since 1977!

Exadata, Exalogic... Real Application Testing

Advanced CompressionAutomatic Storage Management

Transparent Data EncryptionSelf Managing Database

XML Database

Oracle Data GuardReal Application Clusters

Flashback QueryVirtual Private Database

Built in Java VM

Partitioning Support Built in Messaging

Object Relational Support

Multimedia SupportData Warehousing Optimizations

Parallel Operations Distributed SQL & Transaction Support

Cluster and MPP SupportMulti-version Read Consistency

Client/Server SupportPlatform Portability

Commercial SQL Implementation

Oracle 2 Oracle 9i

Oracle 5

Oracle 6

Oracle 7

Oracle 8

Oracle 8i

Oracle 10g

Oracle 11g

1979


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• EM11g/10g Database Control• when install a 11g/10g Database• manages a single database

• repository in same database

• EM12c Cloud Control(previous version calledEM11g/10g Grid Control)

• separate download and install

• manages multiple Databases• can be versions 9i, 10g, 11g• also manages a lot of other things!• centralized repository

Manage the Grid / Cloud


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Central Management for the complete platform

Dramatically lower operations costs

DBA Teams can fully administer databases, set up and schedule RMAN backups,

create and monitor DATA GUARD standbys, and also setup and schedule other

SQL, Pl/SQL, Shell script jobs across databases.

WebLogic / SOA Admins can monitor and manage WebLogic / SOA Domains

including configuration management and provisioning

Capability of Business Transaction Management, Service level management,

Application to Disk Management, and now also Cloud Management (hence

renamed to Cloud Control).

Manage many systems with little incremental cost, architecture fully scalable in

the following manner: Use multiple OMS (management servers) and load balancer to manage

thousands of targets as seen in the central Enterprise Manager topology

diagram in the next slide.

Enterprise Manager Cloud ControlManagement that Scales to the Cloud


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Enterprise Manager Central Site Topology

Repository DB(Single instanceor optionally RAC)

Target Servers(Productionor Test orDevelopment)

Oracle Management Service (OMS)

+ Agent

+ Agent

+ Agent

+ Agent

Hardware (preferred) orSoftware Load Balancer


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Use Enterprise Manager You are using Power DBA Technologies so you can…

Manage• MORE databases

• MORE applications

• MORE users, larger databases

• MORE mission-critical applications

Become

• MORE proactive and strategic

• MORE important and valuable!

Get

• MORE sleep at night!

• MORE weekends off!


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Built-in and Integrated ManageabilityOracle’s Complete Enterprise Software Stack

• Leader in thecomplete enterpriseapplication stack

• Management built-into every tier

• Integrated

manageability acrossthe entire stack


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Integrated Application-to-Disk ManagementOnly Oracle Can Deliver Complete Stack Management

• Integratedmanageabilityacross the entirestack

• Best of breedmanageability builtinto each tier

• Ops Center

(previously fromSUN) extendsmanagement toinfrastructure layers


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Oracle Enterprise ManagerHardware. Software. Complete.

Services CloudIntegration

Event and ServiceDesk Connectors

Third PartyPlug-ins

Sun Ops Center Now Part of Oracle Enterprise Manager Product Family

Bi-DirectionalConnectors to

exchange alerts,events

Rich Set of Plug-Insto Monitor Non-Oracle Products

ComprehensiveConnectors to IT

Service ManagementSystems


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Oracle Enterprise ManagerEvolution


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Oracle has the Broadest, Most CompleteRange of Enterprise Cloud Services

Infrastructure-as-a-Service (IaaS)

Oracle VM

VM VMVM DB DBDB

Database CloudSelf-Service Access

App 1 App3App 2

Java Platform

Database-as-a-Service(DBaaS)

Platform-as-a-Service(PaaS)

Exadata/non-Exadata Exalogic/non-Exalogic

Increasing Enterprise Value


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Oracle Enterprise Manager 12cCloud Management 2.0

Complete Cloud LifecycleSolution

Manage all phases of the cloudlifecycle

Applications and

Business Services

Platform as a Service

Database as a Service

Infrastructure as aService

Meter &Charge

OptimizePlan

Setup

Build

Test

Deploy

Manage

Monitor

Unified and AutomatedManagement

Across the entire cloud stack, andacross all cloud services - from a singleproduct

Business-Driven Clouds

Application-aware clouds thatautomatically adapt to business services andactivities


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Oracle Enterprise Manager 12c Solution Overview


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Enterprise Manager 12c Major Themes

Oracle Enterprise Manager :


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Oracle Enterprise Manager :A Glimpse of Management Packs

• Database Diagnostics Pack• Performance Diagnostics & Monitoring (AWR, ADDM), Alerts & Notifications

• Database Tuning Pack• Performance Tuning: SQL Tuning Advisor, Access Advisor, SQL Profile,

On-line SQL Monitoring, Automatic SQL Tuning, etc.

• Database Lifecycle Management Pack• Configuration Management

• Capture & Centralize information about all hardware and software resources, historical change tracking,security/configuration rules and violations.

• Provisioning and Patch Automation

• Deployment of Oracle Software, applications and patches. Provision entire software stack including OS,database software and database from Gold images and locked-down deployment procedures. Proactively

recommend patches for Oracle Database software / clusterware / ASM and place in patch plan for validationand mass deployment at scheduled times.

• Change Management

• Capture & compare metadata (dictionary) definitions, track changes in a single db or compare multipledatabases, reverse engineer db & schema definitions, capture & version baselines, compare dbs & schemasor baselines, compare data in reference tables, modify objects on multiple dbs, impact analysis, developerscan use change plans, DBAs can review and apply on test and production databases.

• Brand-new Cloud Management Pack• For cloud capabilities including Self-Service, Metering, Chargeback

• Brand-new Test Data Management Pack• For Data Sub-setting to create smaller test/development databases from large production

• Data Masking Pack• For masking of confidential data copied to test/development databases

• And other packs such as Weblogic Server Mgt Pack EE, SOA Mgt Pack, Application Replay pack, BI Mgt Pack,Identity Mgt pack, Webcenter Suite Mgt pack, Coherence Mgt pack, Oracle Linux Mgt pack, Oracle VM Mgt pack, andother packs and suites!


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Oracle Enterprise ManagerApplication Management Suites (AMS)

• The Oracle Application Management Suites are the most complete, integrated,and best-of-breed application management solutions designed specifically tohelp Oracle E-Business Suite, Siebel, PeopleSoft, JD Edwards EnterpriseOneand Oracle Fusion Apps customers achieve the desired level of performance,availability, agility and control for their applications while keeping operationscosts to a minimum.

• Following suites are available:

• Oracle Application Management Suite for E-Business Suite• Oracle Application Management Suite for• Oracle Application Management Suite for• Oracle Application Management Suite for JD Edwards EnterpriseOne• Oracle Application Management Suite for Fusion Apps

• Each of these suites combines capabilities for Application Management,Configuration Management, Real User Experience Insight (RUEI) plus therespective RUEI application accelerator into one single comprehensive product.

• Application Management Suite for Oracle E-Business Suite also includesfeatures of Application Change Management for Oracle E-Business Suite.

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• 40% of CIOs surveyed cite

lack of automation tools*

• 60% –70% of IT budget is spent

on operations and maintenance**

A Perfect Storm in IT OperationsFour Colliding Pressures

ITOperations

Better Qualityof Service

LowerOperational Cost

B

e t t er A gi l i t y

L ow er Ri s k

• Average cost of downtime is

$42,000/hour. Average hours of

downtime/year is 87.***

• Many organizations are 30%*

below achievable ITproductivity levels

* Enterprise Management Associates, 2007

** CIO Magazine, 2007

*** Gartner in Network World 2004


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Maximize IT Cost Savings With…Oracle Enterpris e Manager

• Reduce operational costs through intelligent diagnostics and automatedIT processes• Reduce database management costs by 40%

• Reduce configuration management effort by 90%

• Reduce patching and provisioning effort by up to 98%

• Reduce in capital spending on servers by 20%

• Manage applications top-down from the business perspective byunderstanding user experiences and business impact of IT issues

• Avoid online revenue losses up to 25%

• Maximize staff productivity by 10 times or more

• Manage entire application lifecycle to increase business agility withcomprehensive application quality management and compliance

solutions• Reduce testing effort by up to 80%

• Increase test coverage by 95%

• Increase quality to improve returns

These figures are from actual customers who have told us their experiences


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Oracle Enterprise ManagerCentralized Monitoring

• Centralized, exception

driven monitoring usingMetrics and Thresholds

• Define your own metrics

• Monitoring templates

• Exception Notification• Email, page, SMS

• Integration with third partyevent console

• Open View, Unicenter,Remedy and more


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Monitor a Heterogeneous EnvironmentCritical and Warning Alerts with History

Drilldown into the detail


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Monitor a Heterogeneous EnvironmentEnd to end visibility from a single console

Incidents

Overall Availability

Recent config changes

Security at a Glance


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Monitor a Heterogeneous EnvironmentDrill Down to Performance Charts on various metrics (customizable chart page)

CPU

MemoryProcesses


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Database Lifecycle Management Pack


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Database Lifecycle Management PackKey Features and Business Benefits at a glance

Ongoing Change Management

Continuous Configuration andCompliance Management

Discovery & Initial ProvisioningMaximize asset utilization, ensure allcritical assets are managed

Automated change managementreduces errors, improves uptime

Reduce outages from config errors,lessen business risk from breaches

35% Produ ct iv i ty Gain Throug h Autom ation

20% Reduction in Capital Expenditures

33% - 67% Operational Savings for Provisioning and Patching

67% Reduction in Downtime & Effort to Meet Compliance Requirements


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Configuration Management Capabilities


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Out of Control Configuration Management

Extreme Pain? Get Extreme Control!


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EM 12.1: Database Lifecycle Management Pack

Discovery and

Initial

Provisioning

Discover Assets and Provision Software onthem

Ongoing

Change

Management

End to End Management of patches,upgrades, and schema changes

Continuous

Configuration and

Compliance

Management

Track inventory, configuration drifts andcompliance

Wh h b f Di Wh t’ O t Th


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Easy Agent-less

Discovery

• Auto-discovery ofservers, virtualservers and servicesusing IP scan (NMAP,agent-less)

• Integrated workflow

for agent deployment

and target discovery

on selected auto-

discovered hosts

• Promote the targetsfrom “Unmanaged” to

“Managed”

Where no man has gone before: Discover What’s Out There

C fi i M


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Configuration Management

Discoveryand AssetTracking

Comparison,History, andReporting

ConfigurationCompliance

Real-TimeConfigChange

Detection

Hostsand OS

Databases ApplicationServers

Applications

CLOUD READYAPPS/SYSTEM

CENTRIC

EXTENSIBLEINTEGRATED

Configuration ManagementKey Themes And Goals

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Compliance

Assessment &Reporting

Analytics, ChangeDetection & Control

Discovery and AssetTracking Configuration Collections

• Hardware• OS• Database• Application Server• Packaged Applications• Third Party

Out of box topology mappingfor key Business Apps

Inventory Management

Topology Mapping

Configuration ManagementKnow what you have and know what you’re running


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Compliance



Discovery and AssetTracking

Search• Installations• Configuration

Change History

• Real time detection• Target Specific• Date Range

Compare• Comparison across

application lifecycle• 1-to-n and 1-1• Comparison with gold

standards



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Compliance



Discovery and AssetTracking

Critical Patch Advisory

Automated Security andCompliance Checks

Out Of Box Compliance Frameworks

& Dashboards Across Database, Middleware and OS Score, Trends and Remediation Advice Real-time Change Detection Change Reconciliation (Authorized ,

Unauthorized)

User Created Rules, Standards andFrameworks

Alerts & Reports


C fi ti M t


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Configuration ManagementKeep Track of Assets

• Tracking of hardware,software, relationships

• Extensible Collectionblueprints for database,operating systems,middleware, business apps

• Dependency mappingbetween Physical andVirtual infrastructure

• Prevention of sprawlthrough discovery andreporting

What are you r

Database Instal lat ions? ?

C fi ti M t


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What are your

Host Insta l lat ions? ?

C fi ti M t


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Population trend

Version Distribution

Configuration Details

Configuration ManagementInventory Reporting

C fi ti M t


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What is the detai ledconf igurat ion

of your host??

C fi ti M t


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What is the detai ledconf igurat ion

of yo ur d atabase??



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• Represent relationshipsvisually

• Manage at system level,rather than component level

• Understand dependenciesand analyze impacts

• Support relationships:

• Out-of-box systems

• ‘Depends On’

• ‘Used By’

• Create custom view to addnew targets to predefined

systems

Topology name

Host

Database

Listener

Configuration ManagementTopology Viewer

Configuration Management Compare Configurations


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Configuration Management – Compare ConfigurationsHost to Host - find out what’s different!!

Configuration Management Compare Configurations


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Configuration Management – Compare ConfigurationsDatabase to Database - find out what’s different!!

Configuration Management Exadata Compare


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Configuration Management – Exadata CompareOracle Database Machine to Oracle Database Machine

Configuration Management – Exadata Compare


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Configuration Management – Exadata CompareStorage Cell To Storage Cell


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Standardizing Configurations

• Compare against goldconfiguration or baselines

• Import and Exportbaselines

• Scheduled comparison

• Diff reconciliation



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Configuration ManagementInventory Search And Reporting



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Configuration ManagementInventory Search And Reporting



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• Configuration Comparison and Driftdetection

• Comparison with running systems as well

as saved gold standards

• 1-1 as well as 1-n comparisons

• Comparison across deployment lifecycles:Dev, Test, Production

• Comparison using Templates

• Supports custom as well as Out-

of-box templates for Oracleproducts

• Ability to ignore certain diffs

• Useful in comparing multi-componentsystems

• Database machines

• Exadata cells

• Weblogic Managed Servers• Fusion Apps

• ……

• Ad-hoc as well as Scheduled comparisons

• Automatic notification on drift detection

Configuration ManagementEnriched Comparisons

Ignore obvious differences toprevent noise

Use pre-existing template

Apply constraints onconfiguration value

Notify on Diff



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• Multiple hierarchies• Compliance Framework

Conceptual “folders” that map configurationstandards to real-world structure ofcompliance frameworks (PCI, COBIT,HIPAA, CIS, etc)

• Compliance StandardCollection of rules that gets associated to

multiple targets• Compliance Rule

Checks/Tests that are performed againstspecific target types

Rules

ComplianceStandards

Compliance

Frameworks

DBAs, Admins,IT Managers

Compliance Manager,

Security Auditors

• Rich set of compliance reporting for Administrators and

Security Auditors

• Self-Update features:• Notify new content availability – Assist in downloading new content

Configuration ManagementCompliance



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Configuration ManagementCompliance Library



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Rule

Standard

Framework

Configuration ManagementCompliance Concepts



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• Checks / tests that are performed against the environment, e.g: is a parametervalue set properly as per best practice guidelines?

• Rich set of out-of-box rules mapped to out-of-box standards andframeworks

• For Exadata configuration, CIS, PCI, etc

• Is a change that happened authorized by a change request?

• Target-type specific, not target-specific

• Three types

• Repository Rule

• Evaluated against repository data

• Repository browser to aid in rule creation

• Real-time Rule

• Detection of real time activities (file actions, schema actions, process actions)

• Detection of “unauthorized” changes through automated correlation againstChange Management Systems

• Weblogic Rule

• BEA Guardian health checks integrated in Enterprise Manager

Configuration ManagementCompliance Rules

Centralized Configuration Management


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Centralized Configuration ManagementDoing More With Less

Knowing What You Have

Asset Discovery

Automated Inventory

HW/SW Configurations

•Operating Systems

•Hardware

•Database

•Packaged Apps

Configuration Search

Relationships

Real-t ime Monitor in g

Real-time Detection

•Who, What and When

Compliance Frameworks

•SOX. PCI, CoBIT …

Change Reconciliation

• Authorized vs Unauthorized

StandardizingConfigurations

ConfigurationCompliance

Dri f t Analysis

Config Comparison

• Across the stack

• Across lifecycles

•Baseline & Gold Std

•1-to-1, 1-to-Many

Drift Reconciliation

Proactive Checks

Out Of Box Frameworks &Dashboards

Across Database, Middlewareand OSUser Created Rules,

Standards and Frameworks

DetectingConfiguration Changes


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Configuration ComplianceCase Study: Dell

Results

Enforced configuration control

• Patching• Security, Best Practices

30% decrease in incidents month over month

Reporting automation reduced staff workload

Focus onConfiguration

Compliance

Next steps – focus on:

• Continue toimprove currentprocesses

• Expand use ofConfigurationManagement

• Integration withChangeManagement

Challenges, Steps Taken

Identify patches installed in all systems

• Oracle recommendations, CPU, PSU

• Service Requests, recommendations• Critical one-off

Configurations standardized across all systems


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Provisioning and Patch Automation Capabilities

N d A ilit d E t C t l?


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OIM 9.1.0.2

OEL 5.4 64bit

OID 11.1.1.2

OEL 5.4 64bit

OARM 10.1.4.5

OEL 5.4 64bit

OWSM 11.1.1.2

OEL 5.4 64bit

OAM 10.1.4.3

OEL 5.4 64bit

OIM

DB11.2.0.1

OIDDB

11.2.0.1

OAM Log

DB11.2.0.1

OWSMDB

11.2.0.1

OARMDB

11.2.0.1

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389(636)

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WebLogic 10.3Xellerate.ear

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OIMSpmlWS.ear

OID Conn 9.0.4.5

WebLogic 10.3oarm.war

WebLogic 10.3WSM Policy Manager

WSM Control

WebLogic 10.3ODSM

Apache 2.2.14Web Pass

Access Server

Identity Server

OID Monitor

BrowserClient

OARMBrowserAdmin

Client

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WebServer

OEL5.4 64bit

OHS 11.1.1.2

Portal

OEL5.4 64bit

WebLogic 10.3Portal 11g

WebGate

OARM Proxy

Access Gate

OAMBrowserAdmin

Client

OIMBrowserAdmin

Client

OWSMBrowserAdmin

Client

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HTTP(S)

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HTTP(S)

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HTTP(S)

7001(7003)

HTTP(S)

7001(7003)

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SPML V2

SPNEGO SPNEGO

LDAP(S)

Config &Policies

Users

ObSSOCookie

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DB11.2.0.1

1521

OARM Soap libs

OracleNet11

OARMSOAP

NAP

NAPHTTP(S)

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WSM Agent

WSM Agent

FCDB

OEL5.4 64bit

WebLogic 10.3FCDB

Access Gate

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Preferred Versions

7001(7003) 389(636)

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12402 & 7777(4443)

Need Agility and Extreme Control?

Are you using the right tool for Provisioningand Patch Automation?

Command Line Tools and Scripts Application Architecture Diagram

Provisioning and Patch Management


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Provisioning and Patch ManagementDelivers Unique Bus iness Value

Oracle Enterprise Manager Delivers 124% ROI

Forrester Total Economic Impact™ Study Economic Impact™ Study

Oracle Enterprise Manager Configuration Management Pack, and Provisioning

and Patch Automation Pack achieved a very favorable risk-adjusted 124% ROI

over a three-year period with a risk-adjusted payback period of 15 months.

**All figures are risk-adjusted, over three years.

Sample Organization achieved:

• Positive 124% ($4,916,781) return on investment (ROI)**

• 20% ($862,500) reduction in capital spending on servers**

• 125% improvement in administrator productivity and a savings of$1,498,725 in administrator labor cost**

• Payback period of 15 months**


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Bare Metal OS Provisioning


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Bare Metal OS Provisioning

C o n f i g u r a t i o n

S e t t i n g s•Pre-boot Execution Environment (PXE)

methodology network booting

•Template based gold images

• Automated setup of network andstorage

•Complete with Patches & Packages

•Retrieves latest RPMs from Yumrepository

•Supports physical as well as virtualhosts

•Support for• Oracle EL 4, 5• RHEL 3, 4, 5• SLES 9 and 10

Database Provisioning


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S e t t i n g s

• Supports both cloning and fresh

installation methods for softwareprovisioning

• Mass Deployment – MultipleDatabase deployments across multipleServers

•Supports Gold Images, Reference

Systems, or bandwidth optimized LocalStage Location

•Template based database creation

•Database cloning using RMAN

•Several Applications• Test to Production• Production to Test• E-Business environment

cloning

RAC Provisioning


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RAC Provisioning


S e t t i n g s

• Provisioning RAC Clusters from GoldImages or Installation Media

•Installs and configures Clusterware, ASM and Database in one shot

•Extensive Prerequisites and automatedfix up's

• Clone Production systemsto create Test environments based onProduction Images

• Scale out/Extend RAC Clusters Ondemand

• Scale back/Delete Clusters

• Convert Single Instance to RAC

Middleware Provisioning


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Middleware ProvisioningSeamless Deployment of Mult ip le Tiers

EM GUI

Software

Library

•

Supports Oracle Application Server•Support for Fusion Middleware (WLS

Server)

• Support for using Gold Images,

Installation media, Live reference

installations

• Dynamic Scale-out of Middleware

Clusters

• Configuration across tiers:

• Web-tier

• App-tier (J2EE, SOA)

• Load Balancer

• Repositories

Time Savings with Provisioning


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Time Savings with ProvisioningDeplo yment of Pre-Patched Software

Manual operation time

Clusterwareinstallation

45 minutes

ASM installation 1 hour

Database softwareinstallation

45 minutes

Database creation 30 minutes

Clusterware patching 12 minutes

ASM patching 12 minutes

Database patching 20 minutes0

50

100

150

200

250

Without EM With EM

Steps

Time (in minutes)

Reliably and repeatedly provision multiple databases in a single change window with100% time saving. Skill agnostic process ensure compliance to standards

My Oracle Support: Proactive Customer Support


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y pp ppPatch Autom at ion

My Oracle Support Provisioning and PatchAutomation

Patch Recommendation & Details

Integrated Systems Management and Support

Community input & Patch DownloadTrend

Patch Plan

Automated Validation and MergeRequest

Deployment Procedures

Pre-Patching Analysis

Scheduled Deployments

Mass Deployment

Integrated Features…


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gPatches & Updates



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gService Requests



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Know ledge Art ic les

Patch Management Features…


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gCommunity Driven Patch Inform ation

• Enhanced Patch Advisewith Comprehensivepatch recommendations

• Comprehensive Patch

information: Newadditions like PatchPopularity, DownloadsTrend and CommunityIntegration

Patch Management Features


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Patch Management Features… Patch Plans and Patch Validation

• Patch Plans to bucket patches tobe applied in single downtime

• Automated Validation for ConflictChecks

• Single Click simplified MergePatch request process

• Integrated with patch rolloutprocedure



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gOracle Database Patch ing

C o n f i g u r

a t i o n

S e t t i n g s

•Mass Patching Automation – Multiplepatches across Multiple Targets

• Extensive Pre-requisites & patchconflict checks through Analyze mode

•Supports CPUs/PSUs/Patchsets andone-offs

• Support for Oracle Databases 9i,10g,and 11g

• Rich reports – Database Targetvulnerability Report, Applied Patchesreport



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RAC Rol l ing Patch ing

C o n f i g u r

a t i o n

S e t t i n

g s

• Orchestrates shutdown, patchingand startup across nodes in rollingmanner

•Pre-requisite mode checks for clusterhealth to avoid unforeseen failures

• Intelligent orchestration of SQLs(catbundle.sql, utlrp.sql) on one node

• Critical patch updates are rollingapplicable

• Also supports Clusterware Bundledpatches

Case: Zero downtime patching for RAC


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Case: Zero downtime patching for RACNo disruption for consumers

Both nodesrunning

1st nodebeing patched

2nd nodebeing patched

Both nodesrunning

Patch Management Features…Operat ing Sys tem Patching


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Operat ing Sys tem Patching

•Supports OEL, RedHat and SuSE

• Integration with Unbreakable LinuxNetwork through channels

•Security Advisory for OEL errata

• Supports YUM and Up2date

• Automated Compliance managementin Groups

• Lights out and Emergency patchingmodes

• Also supports Solaris and Windows

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Patch ManagementCase Study: Bayer

2,000 databases,5 full time DBAs,1 hour per patch,4 times a year

BeforeEnterpriseManager

AfterEnterpriseManager

8,000 personhours

$160,000

133 personhours

$2,666

Patch ManagementCase Study: Johns Hopkins

150 databases

BeforeEnterpriseManager

AfterEnterpriseManager

~300 hours

~300 hours

15 min. permass deployment;37 hours total

A few clicks

Systemtime

Administratortime

EM 12.1: Software Provisioning

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gFramework Enhancements

• Separation of Designer and Operator Roles• Designer can modify Deployment Procedures

• Operators can only execute Deployment Procedures• Input lock-down for end operators

• Enforces standard deployments, minimizes errors

• Fine grained privileges

• Integration with new Credential Model

• Extensibility• User-defined Deployment Procedures

• For custom software deployments

• EMCLI and web services interfaces for integration with other tools

• Integration with Self Update• Update Deployment Procedures out-of-major-release cycles

• Improved diagnosability

• Integration with Incident framework

• ‘Debug’ mode

• Better error messages

EM12.1: User-defined Deployment Procedures (UDDP)A t t C t D l t P


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Automate Custom Deployment Processes

• Create Deployment Procedures fromscratch

• Use scripts and payload uploaded tosoftware library

• Add global variables to UDDP to obtain

user inputs during launch.

• Add steps to UDDP that execute hostcommands, scripts from softwarelibrary, transfer files to destinationtargets, etc

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EM 12.1: Provisioning ProfilesSt d di ti A d Si lifi ti


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• Enables gold image cloning

• Standard image with specific patches, configuration, tuning

• Create and store reference image in software library

• Flexibility to include binaries, config, data

• Use profiles to provision new components

• Different instance level properties than gold image like directory paths, host

names, ports, storage

Standardization And Simplification

EM 12.1: Database Provisioning


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Provisioning Designer to Operator Workflow

ProvisioningDesigner

Select ReferenceDB Host

DB Host

Publish toOperator

Use Profile to populateProcedure Inputs

Create Profile

DB Profile

Lock down inputsand save Procedure

Best PractiseProcedure

LockedProcedure

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Provisioning Profiles and Lockdowns

Locked values shown in readonly mode

Capturing ProvisioningProfiles

EM 12.1: Database Lifecycle Management


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Discovery and

InitialProvisioning

Discover Assets and Provision Software onthem

Ongoing

ChangeManagement

End to End Management of patches,upgrades, and schema changes

Continuous

Configuration and

ComplianceManagement

Track inventory, configuration drifts and

compliance

EM 12.1: Patch ManagementFeature Summary


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Feature Summary

• End to End Patch Management support patching Single InstanceDatabases and Real Application Cluster stack

• Supports all versions up to 11.2 / Grid Infrastructure Architecture

• Reduced Downtime, Recoverable and Flexible patching via Out-Of-PlacePatching method (Available only for Single Instance DB)

• Simple, Integrated Patching process through Patch Plans

• Enable workflows across Designer and Operator

• Introducing Patch Templates to handle patch rollout cycles

• Integrated with Compliance Standards for ongoing monitoring of patches

• For Exadata Database machine

• Storage Cell patching done through “patchmgr ”

• Ongoing database patching of compute (database) nodes automatedthrough Enterprise Manager Cloud Control

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Simplified, Linear Patching Process

• Step 1: Select Patches and Targets

• Step 2: Choose options for Deployment (Deployment Procedures are auto picked)

• (In-Place, Out-of-Place, Rolling, Non-Rolling)

• Step 3: Run Validations – Comprehensive Analysis for Patch conflicts and Target levelsanity

• Step 4: Review -> Pre Deploy -> Deploy

• Pre-Deploy or Prepare ahead of Downtime for cases like Cloning and Patching clonedOracle Homes

EM 12.1: Out-of-Place PatchingMinimum Downtime Patching For Single Instance Databases


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>Clone Oracle Home>Patch Cloned Oracle Home

(No Downtime)

2

ORACLE HOME A

PATCHDB(1) DB(2)

ORACLE HOME H O S T

Multiple Databases running

from an Oracle Home

ORACLE HOME

DB(1)DB(2)

H O

S T

Minimum Downtime Patching For Single Instance Databases

Switch instances to newlycloned Oracle Home

Apply SQLs (as needed) tothe instances

3

ORACLE HOME A

DB(1) DB(2)

ORACLE HOME

H O S T

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User Profiles Tailored For Data Centers

• Maintains Grid Control infrastructure

• Creates users and assigns appropriate rolesand privilegesSite

Administrator

PatchingDesigner

PatchingOperator

• Senior DBA (Designer Role)

• Identifies Patches for the patch cycle• Creates Patch Plan Templates

• Provides Template access to Operators

• Junior DBA / Application DBA (Operator Role)

• Creates Patch Plans from Templates

• Executes/Schedules patch rollouts on thedesignated targets

Database Upgrade


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pgOverview

• NEW in EM12c: Mass Upgrade of Oracle Databases

• Supports Single Instance Database in first release

• RAC (Upcoming)

• Upgrade from 10.2.0.x,11.1.0.x -> 11.2.0.x

• Upgrade Software & Instances combined or separate

• Integrated with My Oracle Support Upgrade Planner

Database UpgradeUpgrade Wizard


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Upgrade Wizard

Plan

• Detect new DB versions in My Oracle Support• Suggest best upgrade path for patch

compatibility

• In-context reference to Upgrade documentation

Analyze

• Check DB for upgradeability (space, version,etc.)

• Support upgrade from 10.2.0.4+ to 11.2

Deploy

• Mass deploy binaries to targets and create out-of-place copies

• Upgrade process can be paused/resumed

Switch

• Switch instances to new installations

• Easy switchback if needed

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Database Lifecycle Management PackChange Management Capabilities

Application Change Lifecycle


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Upgrade

DEV

TEST

PRODUCTION

STAGING

Clone +Mask

Share

Taxonomy of Database Changes in Application Upgrades


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• Infrastructure change

• Hardware

• Operating system• Storage system

• Database software change

• Software upgrade

• Software patch

• Application Schema Changes

• Application object changes (TABLE, PL/SQL objects)• Access structure changes (INDEX, PARTITIONS)

• User and Privilege changes (USER, PRIVILEGES, ROLES)

• Database init.ora changes

• Initialization parameters

• Optimizer version

The magnitude of the Application upgrade problem


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Test

Staging

Development

Production

Training

Automated Change ManagementR d Ti d Eff t f D t b Ch M t


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Reduce Time and Effort of Database Change Management

Change Automation

• Automated process for capturing and propagatingplanned database schema changes from developmentto production environments

• Eliminates manual error-prone processes• Accelerate application upgrades by tracking impact of

upgrades on customizations

• Reduce downtime and speeds up recovery by ensurecompliance of production environments withestablished standards

Syncing Application Environments


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ReportingProduction

TrainingStage

Disaster Recovery

Test

1001100101000

010111010011

10100110101

Development

Oracle Change Management

• Promoting and tracking changes from testing to production databases

• Transferring schema & other database changes to DR, training, & reportingenvironments

• NEW in EM12c: Change plans—allow users to specify, group, & packageobject metadata changes to multiple targets

• Create change plans from ad-hoc changes & comparison-based differences

• Role-based workflow: developers create and submit change plans via SQLDeveloper, DBAs review and apply change plans

Change Management Features(introduced since previous version EM10g R4)


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( p g )

Source Target

Dictionary Baselines Capture database and schema definitions Baseline Versioning History of changes

Comparison

– Baseline with database – Database with database – Schema with schema

Also called Application Baseline since contains schema info pertaining to an application

Dictionary/Application Baseline


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• Capture informationon all schema objectsfor an application

• Tables, Views,Indexes

• Procedures,Packages, Triggers

• Users, init.ora

• Capture scope

• Database

• Schema

• Objects

• Version eachbaseline

Baseline 1

Baseline2

Baseline

3

HR OE IX

EMPDEPT

ORDERS SALES PRODUCT PRICE

Compare Baselines or Databases


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• Compare Modes

• Baselines to Baselines• Baselines to Database

• Database to Database

• Compare Scope

• Schemas

• Object types (Tables,Index etc)

• Non Schema Objects(Users, Grants,Profiles etc)

• Storage Parameters(Table spaces, extentsize etc)

Baseline

Prod

Baseline

Baseline

ProdProd

Change Management Features(introduced since previous version EM10g R5)


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Source Target

Dictionary Baselines Comparison

Change Propagation (Synchronization)

Baseline to Database Database to Database

Change Management: Synchronization Processing


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DEV

PROD

XMLDiffer

CMCapture

DiffAnalysis

Agent

DependencyAnalysis and

ScriptGeneration

RDBMS MDAPI

RDBMS MDAPI CMCapture

DDL torecreate

ormodify

JOBSystem

SQLScript

Schema Change Detection & Automation


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• Capture information on all schema

objects for an application:• Tables, Views, Indexes• Procedures, Packages, Triggers• Users, init.ora

• Capture & Compare scope:• Database, Schema, Objects

• Compare Modes• Baselines to Baselines• Baselines to Database• Database to Database

Capture & Compare Application Baselines / Workflows

HR

Order

Entry

CRM

Baseline 1

Baseline 2110000111010001011101001110100110101

1100001110100

01011101001110100110101

110000111010001011101001110100110101

SALES

DEPTEMP

ORDERS

PRODUCT PRICE

Baseline 3

Diff facility in SQL Developer(free Oracle tool that gives graphical view of database and data modeling)


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SQL Developer can only compare two schemas at a time and that too only in real time. It does nothave the ability to save prior schema definition capture in a baseline or multi-schema comparison.

Use Case: Production compliance


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• Identify out-of-band changes toproduction database

• Best p ract ice : weeklycomparison report of currentproduction against gold master

baseline of production schema

I n

d ex

Identify unwanted application changes


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- Security

• Malicious SQL• Unauthorized Access Control

changes

Identify unwanted application changes


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- Security

• Malicious SQL• Unauthorized Access Control

changes

• Index

• Tables

• PL/SQL objects

Rollout customization to Production


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• Capture custom changes in a Development Baseline

• Synchronize baseline to Staging Database

• Project team/Users will now test changes on Staging Database

• Synchronize changes on Staging Database to Production Database

Keeping Staging Database in Sync


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• Production database evolves asother projects are rolled out

• Keep changes on stagingdatabase in sync with production

• Start Synchronize

• Generate change list• Review and edit change list

• Execute change list


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Syncing multiple Development environments


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• Global teams ofapplication developers

• Developers makeschema changes all thetime

• Changes to schemaneed to be promoted to

all development teamsrapidly

Change Management: DBA 1.0 vs. Power DBAScenar io: Compare Test and Produ ct ion Schema


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DBA 1.0 POWER DBA

1. Identify databases, test and production2. Get access to application schema

3. Write script to get table column parameters

4. Run script on first database

5. Run script on second database

6. Visually compare results

7. Write new script for indexes8. Re-run script

9. Repeat for all other database objects

10. Generate a report listing changes

11. Write script to apply changes

12. Apply changes

13. Repeat above steps to verify changes

14. Re-run this for training and production

15. Re-run this for development and production

Scenar io: Compare Test and Produ ct ion Schema

1. Run DictionaryComparison job

2. Identify all schemaand initializationparametersdifferences in report

Change Management – DBA Productivity† 150


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Change ManagementTasks

NumberofSystems

TaskFreqperyear

TypicalTask Time

withoutEM -

minutes

Total Hours peryear spent on

ChangeManagementTasks without

EM

Typicaltime using

EM minutes

Total Hoursper yearspent onChangeManagementTasks usingEM

Hourssavedper year

% ofReducedHours

Identify recent databasechanges which may becausing slow performance 150 2 120 600 30 150 450 75%

Identify impact of schema orapplication upgrade onapplication modules and

their associated databaseobjects 150

2

90

450

45

225

225

50%

Promote database changesfrom test to staging toproduction 150 1 60 150 30 75 75 50%

Maintain database changehistory 150 1 60 150 15 38 113 75%

Reverse engineeringdatabase objects to recovermissing objects 150 1 120 300 30 75 225 75%

TOTAL 1650 563 1088 66%

Annual cost savings

$49,669.47

† Actual ROI data from a global pharmaceutical company

Change Management – Business productivity†


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50


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p

Data comparison fills a critical gap to allow:

• Application vendors to compare seed data• Application customers to compare configuration data between

different sites

• DBA’s to determine how seed data customizations will be

affected by application upgrades

Database BDatabase A

EM 12.1: Change Management New FeatureChange Plans


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g

Change plans allow users to specify, group and package objectmetadata changes

• Create change plans from• Ad hoc changes• Comparison-based differences• Developer tools

• Role-based workflow

• Developer – create and submit change planvia SQL Developer

• DBA – review/apply change plan

• Apply change to multiple targets


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EM 12.1: Database Lifecycle Management Feature SynergiesHow Do All These Come Together

• Discover


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Advise

Act

Audit Core

Discover• Hosts & Applications• Dependencies and Relationships• Inventory

• Collect

• Deep configuration data• Parsed Configuration Files• Patches installed

• Real-Time Monitoring – Who/When

• Compliance Score

• Best Practices

• Oracle Recommendations

• Regulatory ( PCI,Cobit)• Report

• Inventory &Trend• Automatic Change Reconciliation• Authorization vs Unauthorized

• Patch Advisories via MOS

• Upgrade Advisories from MOS

• Configuration Policy Violations

• Change/Patch Plans

• Mass deployment

• Schema Synchronization

• Settings, Drift & Policy Actions

• Configuration Changes

• Topology guided Impact Analysis

• Config Comparison for Drift Analysis

• To Gold & Baseline• 1 to 1, 1 to N

• Target and System

• DB Change Management

• Data Comparison

• Change Plans

• Patch Conflict and PreReq Analysis

Analyze

EM12.1 Database Lifecycle Management PackSample Use Case Mapping To Features

Sample Use case Feature


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Sample Use case Feature

My organization has merged with another and now we have 1000 more servers withdatabases running on some of them. How do I make them manageable?

Automatic Discovery

I want to find all databases running on Linux that are part of Fusion application Configuration Search

My production application is producing more logs than my test. What’s the diff betweenproduction and test? Can I ignore the obvious diffs?

Configuration Drift analysis

My PLSQL procedure executes in my Test environment, but fails in Production. Can Ifind the diff and synchronize them?

Database Change Management

If I shutdown my database for patching what applications will be impacted Topology Viewer

•Can I check if my organization is complying with the patch baselines?•Is my Exadata configured as per best practice guidelines? Configuration Compliance (Compliance standard)

Someone changed the initialization parameter of my production payroll databaseyesterday. Who did it and when?

Configuration Compliance (Real time change detection)

My auditor wants to have a single report for all my databases on PCI compliance. Isthere a way I can get it from EM

Configuration Compliance (Compliance Framework)

I want to generate a complete snapshot of my Grid Infrastructure and RAC andprovision it in one-shot. Can I do do it?

Provisioning Profiles

I want my operators to provision 15 database instances for the next testing cycle and Ido not want them to change/choose the Oracle Home path. How can I enforce thesame value across all deployments

Provisioning Lock down

I have the next patching downtime next Saturday. How can I make sure that my targetsare ready for patching and how can I apply all the important patches in one singledowntime with only one reboot per instance?

Patch PlansPatch Analysis


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Why we call theDatabase Lifecycle Management Pack

“Fantabulous”!!

• Configuration Management - Capture & Centralize information about all hardware andsoftware resources, historical change tracking, security/configuration rules and violations.

• Provisioning and Patch Automation - Deployment of Oracle Software, applicationsand patches. Provision entire software stack including OS, database software and database fromGold images and locked-down deployment procedures. Proactively recommend patches forOracle Database software / clusterware / ASM and place in patch plan for validation and massdeployment at scheduled times.

• Change Management - Capture & compare metadata (dictionary) definitions, trackchanges in a single db or compare multiple databases, reverse engineer db & schema definitions,capture & version baselines, compare dbs & schemas or baselines, compare data in referencetables, modify objects on multiple dbs, impact analysis, developers can use change plans, DBAscan review and apply on test and production databases.

TEST DATA MANAGEMENT pack(Brand New in EM12c)


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Allows Data Subsetting(Smaller test/development databases from large production databases)

Production TestData

RelationshipModeling

SensitiveData

Identification

DataSubsetting

Data Masking

TEST DATA MANAGEMENT pack


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z

What is Data Subsetting?• A relationally intact and yet fractional

representation of production data for test anddevelopment purposes

Why is this important?• Reduce the storage overhead created by

production data copies in various applicationenvironments

• Allow developers to perform real worldapplication development by using production-class data

• Very useful in Real Life situations

Applicationmetadata

Application data

Production

Test

Application data

Applicationmetadata

Subset criteria:REGION = ‘APAC’

AND FISCAL_YEAR = 2011

SystemSetup

High Performance Execution of Data SubsettingTEST DATA MANAGEMENT pack


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Production

DatapumpExport file

Test

Export =Writing subset data

via DataPump

Import

In-Place subset =

Deleting data inthe same databaseProduction

Test

Clone

Database size Subset size Time*

Data Pump method 1 Terabyte 200G (20%) 1 hour 8 minutes

Clone and delete 1 Terabyte 200G (20%) 5 hours 49 minutes

*2-nodes Intel Xeon 6-core X5675 Processor w/ 216G memory running OEL 5.5

Data Subsetting End-to-End Process TEST DATA MANAGEMENT pack


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JOB_ID JOB Min_SAL

SA_MAN Sales Mgr 10000

Create TestDatabase

Create DataSubset

Definition

Extract DataSubset:

2 methods

CreateApplicationData Model

JOB_ID JOB Min_SAL

SA_MAN Sales Mgr 10000

SA_REP Sales Repres 20000

ProductionTest/Staging

•Schemas•Tables•Relationshipsretrieved

•Schemas•Tables•Relationships collected

NAME JOB_ID SALARY

AGUILAR SA_MAN 40000

BENSON SA_REP 60000

HR.EMPLOYEES

HR.JOBSJOB_ID JOB Min_SAL

NAME JOB_ID SALARY

HR.EMPLOYEES

HR.JOBS

NAME JOB_ID SALARY

AGUILAR SA_MAN 40000

HR.EMPLOYEES

HR.JOBS

Extract and import

Clone and delete

Table rule: Salary< 60,000

Table rule: Min_Sal < 20,000

EM

Oracle and the Cloud


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Oracle has the Broadest and Most CompleteEnterprise CLOUD Services


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Infrastructure-as-a-Service (IaaS)

OVM

VM VMVM DB DBDB

Database CloudSelf-Service Application

App 1 App3App 2

Java Platform

Data(base)-as-a-Service (DBaaS)

Platform-as-a-Service(PaaS)

Exadata/non-Exadata Exalogic/non-Exalogic

Increasing Enterprise Value

Cloud Management Pack for DB or Cloud Management Pack for FMWPre-Requisites: Database Lifecycle Management Pack and WebLogic Management Pack respectively

Cloud Setup: when using Infrastructure as a ServiceEM driven Tasks


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Provision Bare metal Hypervisor

Configure Storage Arrays and

network (VLAN)

Create Server Pools

Define Zones based on functional

and operational boundaries

Configure Software Library

1 Define allowable VM sizes

Assign quotas to Users and Roles

Define access boundaries (map

roles to zones)

Setup Chargeback Plans

Make software available for

deployment by Self-Service users

2

3

4

Cloud Administrator Self Service Administrator

5

1

2

3

4

5

Cloud Setup: when using Database as a ServiceEM driven Tasks


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Provision Servers and Storage

Provision Database Software on

single instance servers or RAC

Create database server pools



Configure Software Library

1 Define Deployment Procedures for




roles to zones)

Setup Chargeback Plans and

maintenance levels

Define a service in Service Catalog

for deployment by Self-Service

users

2

3

4

1

2

3

5


5

4

Cloud Setup: when using Platform as a ServiceEM driven Tasks


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Provision servers, storage and/or

domains for cloud

Create Middleware pools using

servers or domains



Configure Software Library with

required images/Assemblies

1 Define Deployment Procedures for

domain or J2EE App Provisioning



roles to zones)

Setup Chargeback Plans

Define a service in Service Catalog

for deployment by Self-Service

users

2

3

4

1

2

3

5


4

Chargeback Workflow


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Select Targets for Metering

Define Charge Plans

Define Cost CenterHierarchy

Assign Charge Plans andCost Centers

Generate and DistributeReports

Resource utilization data extracted fromEnterprise Manager metric tables

Define charge items and r ates

Determines who gets charged and what for

Usage and charge information helpsusers understand their IT costs

Manually define or import from LDAP

Setup Charge Plans


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Universal Charge Plan – Simplest way to leverage Chargeback

– Contains 3 universal charge items

• CPU

• Memory

• Disk

– Can be assigned to any type of supportedchargeback target

Extended Charge Plan – Provides target specific charges in addition to

universal charge items

Cash Cow

Sample Charge ItemsDedicated Shared Dedicated Shared


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Host VMDedicatedDatabase

SharedDatabase

DedicatedWebLogic

SharedWebLogic

Fixed

• Base

Charge

• Base

Charge

• Base

Charge• Backup

Charge

• Base Charge • Base Charge • Base

Charge

Configuration

• OS

• CPUCount

• Memory

• CPU Count

• AllocatedMemory

• AllocatedStorage

• Size

• Edition

• Version

• Option

• Storage

• Memory

• Edition

• Version

• Nodes ofCluster

• Version

Usage

• CPUUtilization(%)

• Memory

Used• Disk

Usage



• DB Time

• CPU Time

• CPUUtilization (%)

• SQL Executes

• UserTransactions

• UserRequests


• MemoryUsage

• UserRequests

• ActiveSessions

• RequestExecutionTime

Reports


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• Daily job calculates all charges for current reporting cycle

• Ad-hoc reports available from Chargeback Reports tab – Usage Summary/Trend for CPU/Disk/Memory – Charge Summary/Trend – Aggregate data by Target, Cost Center, Date, etc

– Export Data to xls

• Chargeback tab in self-service portal provides eachuser with personal trending report

Summary Reports


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• Shows charge and utilization data summarised for specified period• Drill-down by Cost Center, Target Type, Resource

Reports – Trending


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• Shows charge and utilization trend over specified period

Reporting – BI Publisher


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• Generate Reports in variety of formats – Excel, Word, PowerPoint, HTML, PDF

• Email reports to recipients

Chargeback – BRM Integration


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• Integrate with OracleBilling and RevenueManagement for

enterprise billingsolution

• Metering dataextracted fromEnterprise ManagerChargeback andimported into BRM


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Oracle Cloud Management: Key Differentiators


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• Setup, Deliver, Manage…….

Complete Cloud Lifecycle Management

• Choice of IaaS, DaaS, PaaS from single Self-Service

interface• Choice of physical and virtual environments (x86, Sparc)

Broadest and Most Complete EnterpriseServices

• Business-Driven Application Management• Integrated Application-to-Disk Management

Business-Driven, Application-Aware

Cloud Management Overview Whitepaper

http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/oem/cloud-mgmt/cloudmgmt12c-wp-516612.pdf

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So Many Customers benefit from Enterprise Manager!!

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Avoids onlinerevenue losses up to25%

Cuts configurationmanagement effort by90%

Saves weeks onapplication testingtime

Replaces manual

tools with automation;saves time by 50%

Deploys SOAinfrastructure 92%faster

Saves 80% time andeffort for managingDatabases

Improves ITproductivity by 25%

Drives asset utilizationup by 70%

Reduces Databasetesting time by 90%

Reduces provisioningeffort by 75%

Saves $1.9 million

with Oracle EnterpriseManager

Saves $170,000 per

year with OracleEnterprise Manager

Delivers 24/7 uptimewith Oracle EnterpriseManager

Cuts applicationtesting from weeks to hours

Reduces criticalpatching time by 80%

Oracle Enterprise Manager Cloud Control

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