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Ami Aharonovich

Oracle ACE & OCP

Ami@DBAces.com

Getting Started with

Oracle DBaaS

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About Me

Oracle ACE

Oracle Certified Professional DBA (OCP)

Founder and CEO, Brillix-DBAces

President, Israel Oracle User Group

Ambassador, EMEA Oracle User Group Community

Oracle DBA consultant and instructor, specializing in Oracle database core technologies

Frequent speaker at Oracle Open World annual event and various user group conferences around the globe

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About Brillix-DBAces

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Agenda

• Cloud Computing

• Oracle Cloud Solutions

• Introduction to DBaaS

• Benefits of DBaaS

• DBaaS Business Case

• DBaaS Packages

• Database Cloud Deployments

• Oracle Database Cloud Service

• Creating an Oracle DBaaS

• Live Demo

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Imagine the World of CaaS (Car as a Service)

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The Journey to the Cloud

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Cloud Computing

• Internet-based computing that provides shared computer

processing resources and data, on demand

• Allows businesses to avoid upfront infrastructure costs

• Enables organizations to focus on their core businesses

instead of spending time and money on the infrastructure

“Just as every home or company

doesn’t have its own water well or

power plant, most companies won’t

run their own data centers”(Larry Ellison, OOW October 2016)

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Oracle Cloud Solutions

• “The broadest collection of cloud services on the market”

• Solutions at every layer of the cloud technology stack

• Ability to move applications and workloads between the

cloud and on premises environments swiftly and easily

• 19 worldwide data centers

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Oracle Cloud Solutions

• Software as a Service (SaaS): modern cloud applications,

from customer experience to ERP, HCM and more

• Platform as a Service (PaaS): delivering Oracle Database

and application server (Oracle WebLogic Server)

• Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS): infrastructure services

including elastic computing and storage, fully integrated

environment, optimized for the cloud, provides unified

security model

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What Is It?

• Complete Oracle database instance in a VM

• The same familiar Oracle database – just in a cloud

• Full access to features and operations that are available with

Oracle database, while Oracle hosts the VM and cloud storage

(full administrative control, root OS and SYS database access)

• Use your familiar tools to connect to the database

• Extreme database performance using Oracle Database

Exadata Cloud Service

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Why Database in the Cloud?

• Proven dramatic reduction of capital expenses

• Lower operational expense and risk

• Simplified management

• Agile environment for rapid change

44% of businesses will use

some form of DBaaS by 2017

46% of businesses that adopt

DBaaS use it for dev/test

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The Business Case for DBaaS

• Higher productivity – DBAs are freed from routine tasks

• Higher innovation – IT staff can focus on value-add tasks

• Greater scalability – incrementally expand IT resources

• Lower costs – pay as you grow

Assessment tool: Oracle Database as a Service ROI Calculator

Public and Private

Cloud Environments

Lower

Costs

Greater

Scalability

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The Benefits of DBaaS

• On-demand self-service – DBAs and developers quickly

provision the database resources they need

• Rapid Elasticity – add, remove and reassign databases as

well as compute, memory and storage resources on demand

• Measured usage – users and providers measure resource

consumption to help control costs

• Resource pooling – flexible, shared architecture that can

expand and contract as needed

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Self-Service Database

• Developers can set up their own databases in minutes,

never worry about managing, controlling or even

understanding the underlying infrastructure

• DBAs can focus on more strategic activities, developers

can immediately start creating/deploying new applications

• Managers can boost productivity and innovation

• Executives increase business agility while reducing

operating expenses

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Database Cloud Deployments

• Private – the business owns and manages its own cloud

computing resources on premises

• Public – the DBaaS provider owns both the database

hardware and the software on behalf of the customer

• Hybrid – takes advantage of both private and public cloud

resources

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Transparent Database Migration

Across Hybrid Clouds

• Oracle public and private DBaaS are built on shared

standards and technologies

• Database works exactly the same, allowing full portability

between on premise and cloud environments

• DBAs can use same common database tools to manage

environments (SQL Developer, SQL*Plus, OEM)

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Oracle Database Cloud Service

• Fast – provision a complete database in just a few minutes

• Flexible – dedicated database instance or schema, either

self-managed or fully managed by Oracle

• Simple – a few clicks to provision a database instance or a

complete development and deployment environment

• Subscription-Based – pay-as-you-go with hourly/monthly

subscriptions

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Oracle Database Cloud Service

• Choice – choose from database versions, editions, and options

• Integrated – seamless integration with all Oracle cloud services

• Elastic – add capacity on-demand and scale OLTP and DW

workloads as your business grows

• Secure – fully protects the entire lifecycle of data both in transit

and in rest. Database access is monitored and recorded for

audit control at all times

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Oracle Database Exadata Cloud Service

• All benefits of Exadata, fully compatible with existing databases

on premise, largest most business-critical database workloads

• Support OLTP, DW, real-time analytics and mixed workloads at

any scale

• You maintain control of your database, Oracle manages

infrastructure (hardware, storage and networking)

Product Price Metric Additional Details

Exadata Cloud Service

– Quarter Rack

(Non-Metered Service)$40,000

Hosted Environment

Per Month

16 enabled OCPUs (up to 52 additional)

2 DB nodes with 240 GB RAM per node

144 TB raw storage or 42 TB of usable storage

Unlimited I/Os

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Oracle Database Exadata Express Cloud Service

(Fully Managed)

• Full Oracle Database as a managed cloud service running

on Exadata (1 PDB of EE, 20/50 GB of database storage)

• Provisioned in minutes, an affordable entry-level price

• Ideal for small to medium sized data

• Fully managed by Oracle

• Oracle Database Enterprise Edition plus options,

running on Exadata, with Oracle Net connectivity

• X50IM includes additional 5GB RAM for DBIM

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Oracle Database Schema Cloud Service

(Managed)

• One schema of Oracle Database 11g

• Choice of 5, 20 or 50 GB of database storage (1GB trial)

• Data access using RESTful Web Services or included

browser-based application development framework (APEX)

• Data is encrypted by default in your tablespace to help

protect sensitive information

• Database is fully managed by Oracle

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Oracle Database Cloud Service – Packages

• All packages include Oracle TDE

• Standard package includes the Oracle Database SE

• Enterprise package includes the Oracle Database EE

• High performance package extends the enterprise package

with ALL database EE options and packs except for RAC,

In-Memory DB and Active Data Guard

• Extreme performance package extends the high performance

package with RAC, In-Memory DB and Active Data Guard

https://shop.oracle.com/cloudstore/index.html?product=database

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Creating an Oracle DBaaS

• Create SSH Keys

• Create Database Cloud Service Instance

• Enable Secure Network Access

• Access Database with SQL Developer or SQL*Plus

• Monitor Database with DBaaS Monitor

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Creating an Oracle DBaaS – Prerequisites

• Activate trial or paid subscription to Oracle Database Cloud

– Database as a Service (DBaaS)

• Install PuTTY for Windows (www.putty.org)

• Install latest version of Oracle SQL Developer (from OTN)

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Create SSH Keys

• Generate and store private and public key pair on local PC

• Create a DBaaS instance, providing the public key

• SSH connection is authenticated using the key pair

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Creating an Oracle DBaaS – Create Instance

• Oracle database cloud service:

– DB Software pre-installed, DB instances are created for you

using configuration options provided in the wizard

– Additional cloud tools available for backup, recovery and patching

• Oracle database cloud service – virtual image:

– DB software pre-installed, DB instances are created by you

manually or using DBCA

– No additional cloud tools available

• Billing frequency: hourly or monthly

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Creating an Oracle DBaaS – Create Instance

• 11g R2 (11.2.0.4), 12c R1 (12.1.0.2), 12c R2 (12.2.0.1),

installed on Oracle Linux 6.6. Software editions:

– Standard edition

– Enterprise edition

– Enterprise edition high performance: all features of EE plus all

enterprise management packs and all EE options except for

Active Data Guard, In-Memory Database and RAC

– Enterprise edition extreme performance: all features of EE plus

all enterprise management packs and all EE options

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Creating an Oracle DBaaS – Create Instance

Configure your Service Details:

• Service configuration: name, description, compute shape,

timezone, SSH public key

• Database configuration: storage size, admin password, name

(SID), PDB name, character set, Data Guard, GoldenGate

• Backup and recovery configuration: backup destination,

cloud storage container, cloud storage username/password,

total estimated monthly storage

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Creating an Oracle DBaaS –

Enable Secure Network Access

• Either use SSH keys to create SSH tunnel to your instance

or open specific ports which are closed by default

• Open the needed ports to access your DBaaS:

– Go to “Oracle Compute Cloud Service” console

– Select the “Network” tab

– Enable the following two ports: ora_p2_dblistener (for 1521)

and ora_p2_httpssl (for DBaaS monitor)

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Useful Links

• https://cloud.oracle.com/tryit

• https://cloud.oracle.com/database

• http://oracle.com.edgesuite.net/ebook/dbaas/

• https://shop.oracle.com/cloudstore/index.html?product=database

• https://dbaas.oraclecloud.com (sign in to Oracle cloud)

• www.oracle.com/goto/oll (Oracle Learning Library)

– Oracle Database Cloud – Database as a Service Quick Start

– Remote Cloning Method to Migrate On-Premise Databases to the Cloud

– Oracle Exadata Express Cloud Service Product Tour Video

– Backing Up and Restoring a Database Cloud Service (DBaaS)

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Ami Aharonovich

Oracle ACE & OCP

Ami@DBAces.com

Thank You!