The Future Of Hardware Management - Oracle...Unification of Hardware and Software Management r • Single pane of glass for hardware and software management • Ease of diagnostics

Harish Niddagatta Senior Principal Product Manager Systems Management Products October 27, 2015

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The Future Of Hardware Management CON9732


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Program Agenda

Enterprise Manager Strategy

Enterprise Manager Ops Center Update

Enterprise Manager 13c Infrastructure Management

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Total Cloud Control

Optimized, Efficient | |

Integrated Cloud Stack Management

Agile, Automated

Complete Cloud Lifecycle Management

Scalable, Secure

Superior Enterprise-Grade Management


Next Release Builds on a Solid Foundation

Optimized, Efficient | |

Integrated Cloud Stack Management

Agile, Automated

Complete Cloud Lifecycle Management

Scalable, Secure

Superior Enterprise-Grade Management

NEW: Continuous Monitoring

NEW: Infrastructure Management

NEW: Improved

Hybrid Cloud Management


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Enterprise Manager Infrastructure Management

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H2/2014

OC 12.2.1, 12.2.2 New hardware support (X4-2, X4-4, X4-8, X5-2) Focus on Quality & Performance

H1/2015

OC 12.3 T7/M7 Systems Kernel Zones PaaS on SPARC support

UPCOMING

OC 12.3.x

UPCOMING

OC 12.3.x

Enterprise Manager 12c

Ops Center integrated with EM Enterprise Manager 13c+

Active management for SPARC • Provisioning • Patching IaaS Support

Ops Center

Enterprise

Manager

Enterprise Manager 13c

Discovery & monitoring of broad set of targets Management: Metrics, Configuration, Compliance & Incidents Engineered Systems Provisioning & Patching


Oracle Enterprise Manager Ops Center

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OC 12.2.1, 12.2.2 New hardware support (X4-2, X4-4, X4-8, X5-2) Focus on Quality & Performance

H1/2015

OC 12.3 T7/M7 Systems Kernel Zones PaaS on SPARC support

UPCOMING

OC 12.3.x

UPCOMING

OC 12.3.x

H2/2014

Ops Center

• Discovery and agent based complete lifecycle management of Solaris Kernel Zones

• M7/T7 & M7-based SuperCluster management

• Integration with automated compliance reporting in Solaris 11.2

• Improvements in support of Solaris native zones

• SNMP v3 compliant traps

• Usability improvements in OS Provisioning

• Performance enhancements at scale

• Usability improvements in OS Provisioning

• Performance enhancements at scale

• Security enhancements: SNMP v3 support, management of cert expiration

• Enhanced support for Kernel Zones (CRUD operations)

• Improved provisioning times via UAR support

• OEL 6.7 & LDOM 3.3 support


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Unification of Hardware and Software Management

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• Single pane of glass for hardware and software management

• Ease of diagnostics with drill down from application

• Unified

• Agent and Management Server

• Security Framework

• Software Library

• Incident Management

• Job System

• Extensibility


Single Pane of Glass for Complete Stack Management

Incident & Problem Management

Configuration Management

Lifecycle and Cloud Management

Storage

VMs/Servers

Databases

Middleware

Applications

Network Designed in EM 13c

Performance Management

• Enable cross-tier management, examples:

• Top-down diagnostics: drill down into storage issues in context of database

• Bottom-up impact analysis: what applications will be impacted if the storage is patched

• Support for Exa, SuperCluster, T5-8, M5-6, ZFS Storage Appliance, LDOMs, Zones, etc

• Infrastructure Management to benefit from unified security, software library, job system


Infrastructure Lifecycle Management

Discover Monitor Manage Provision & Patch


Infrastructure Discovery

Engineered Systems:

Super Cluster, Exadata,

Exalytics, Exalogic,

ODA, BDA

SPARC T-Series :

T4-1, T4-2, T4-4, T5-2,

T5-4, T5-8

SPARC M-Series :

M5, M6, M7-8

x86 X-Series :

X2-2, X3-2, X3-2L,

X4-2, X4-2L, X4-4,

X4-8, X5-2, X5-2L

ZFS Appliance:

7110, 7120, 7320, 7420,

ZS3-ES, ZS3-1, ZS3-2,

ZS3-4, ZS4-4

Ethernet & InfiniBand

Rack & PDU

Solaris 10, 11.x

Oracle Linux

Solaris Zones

SPARC LDOM


Infrastructure Discovery Workflow

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Infrastructure Monitoring

Resource Utilization

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• Track and show resource allocation amongst guests

• Track comprehensive set of resources of all targets

Incidents Monitoring

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• 3 types of incidents monitoring

• Identify potential issues

Health Monitoring

• Monitor overall health of all active targets

• Performance & configuration metrics monitoring

• Metric Thresholds: out-of-box and customized

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Infrastructure Monitoring

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Target

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Summary

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Photo

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Infrastructure Management

• Acquire and retain customers • Scale the business • Innovate business model, go-to-

market strategy, and buyer/supplier relationships

• Strengthen competitive differentiation • Increase profitability, manage costs

Compliance Management • Oracle Solaris Compliance • Exadata Compliance

Configuration Management • Configuration topology • Comparison & drift

management • History of changes • Search, save configuration

Metrics Management • Comprehensive set • Threshold management • Manage, configure collection schedule • Charts for various metrics

Incident Management • Diagnose incidents – fatal,

critical or warning • Click to context specific

incident

Blackout & Brownouts • Suspend monitoring for

maintenance

ASR Integration

User Access Control Management

Metrics Management • Performance metrics • Configuration metrics • Define most important metric • Manage, configure collection

schedule


Infrastructure Management: SuperCluster Management

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System Information

Incident Summary

Change History


• Photo realistic view

– Realistic picture of system

– Graphics of all components

• Schematic view

– Data oriented layout

– Displays most important information

• Locator light

• Temperature

• Hostname/IP address

• Empty slots

• Table view

– Tabular list of physical view

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• Component Details

– Component name

– Manufacturer

– Serial number

– Part number

– Memory size

• Incident Alert

• Incident Manager Integration – Incidents outlined in red

– Context specific incident

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Component Details

Incident Manager

Integration

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Target Navigation Tree


Infrastructure Management: Server Management

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System Information

Incident Summary

Resource Usage

Photo Realistic View

Incident Manager

Integration

Component Details

Tabs


Infrastructure Management: Server Management

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• Comparison & drift management

• Topology view

• Blackouts & brownouts

• Metrics

– All aspects of the hardware

• Logical view to show hardware component details


• CPU Information

– Architecture

– Clock speed

– Model

– CPU power consumption

– Overall status

• Memory Information

– Memory (GB)

– Memory power consumption

– Overall status

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• Storage

– Total installed storage

– Installed disk

• Power

– Power supply information

• Fan

– Cooling & fan information

• Disk Controllers

– Table of available disk controllers

Infrastructure Management: Server Management Logical View


Infrastructure Management: Host Management

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• Host Summary

– System information, Incidents, Resource utilization

• Metrics

– CPU: Utilization, I/O Wait, Load

– Host Memory: Utilization, Virtual Mem

– Storage: Filesystems, Zpool Usage

• Boot Environment

– Displays available alternate boot env

– Boot env snapshots for Solaris OS

• Host Management

– Comparison & drift management

– Topology view

– Blackouts & brownouts

– Business intelligence reports


Infrastructure Management: Host Metrics


Infrastructure Management: Virtualization Management

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• Discover – Deploy EM agent on Control Domain

OS – Monitor OVM for SPARC & its guests – Monitor Solaris Zones

• Target Navigation Tree

• Resource Monitoring – Domain and Guest VMs – Top consumers of resources

• Incident Management – Monitor across Domain and Guest VMs – Diagnose using incidents and

performance metrics


Infrastructure Management: Virtualization Management

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• Guest Monitoring – Pie charts showing vCPUs and memory

configured for each guest

• Guest Management – Type of guest - Control, Guest, Root, IO, and

Service domains

– Incidents Management – Resource Utilization

• Supported Versions – OVM for SPARC Control Domain

• Oracle Solaris 11.1 or later

• OVM for SPARC 3.1 or later

– OVM for SPARC Guest Domain OS • Oracle Solaris 10 1/13

• Oracle Solaris 11.1 and later

– Oracle Solaris Zones (SPARC & x86) • Oracle Solaris 10 1/13

• Oracle Solaris 11.1 and later


Infrastructure Management: Storage Management

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Infrastructure Management: Storage Management

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• Comparison & drift management

• Topology view

• Blackouts & brownouts

• Business intelligence reports

• Metrics

– All aspects of the hardware

• Charts view showing more metrics

• Resource utilization


Ops Center to EM 13 Migration

• Stand-alone tool to migrate targets from Ops center to EM13c

• Tool will extract information from Ops center to deploy agent and add the target in EM.

• Servers/Components of Engineered Systems will be excluded from this tool to allow the EM13c Engineered System guided discovery process.

• All the command option will support mechanism to check the status of the operation. For example check if agent deployment or discovery has succeeded or not.

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Enterprise Manager Sessions

What When Topic Location

Session CON9733

Tuesday 4-4:45 PM

Servers, Storage, Virtualization, and More: Managed Through a Single Pane of Glass

Intercontinental—Intercontinental C (5th Floor)

Session CON9728

Wednesday 4.15-5 PM

Best Practices for Engineered Systems Management Using Oracle Enterprise Manager

Intercontinental—Intercontinental B (5th Floor)

Demogrounds Monday: 10:15am – 6pm Tuesday: 10:15am – 6pm Wednesday: 10:15am –4:00pm

Oracle SPARC/x86 Systems and Virtualization Management with Oracle Enterprise Manager

Moscone South, Center, Engineered Systems, Servers and Storage Workstation ID: SC-034


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