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Oracle Open World 2015 Overview

Saint Kim, Senior Director, Presales/ CTO

October 25-29, 2015 San Francisco

History of Oracle Open World 1995 Going to California During IOUW in Philadelphia, Oracle CEO Larry Ellison announced via satellite that beginning in 1996 Oracle would take control of the conference, call it Oracle OpenWorld, and host it in California.

Your Turn From Elton John and Billy Joel to Journey and Aerosmith, the Oracle Appreciation Event has hosted a number of major musical artists over the years. Who is your favorite? Anyone you would like to see in the future? Visit Facebook/OracleMagazine and let us know.

1996 Open Your Golden Gate Oracle OpenWorld ‘96 featured 420 sessions and 17,200 visitors at San Francisco’s Moscone Center.

2002 Taxi! Take me to OracleWorld? Oramag cover No, you’re not hallucinating and that’s not a typo. For two years (’02 and ‘03), the annual conference was simply called OracleWorld. Have you heard people talking about OracleWorld since 2003?

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Digital Transformation in the Cloud, 5 Predictions

Vision 2025:

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Prediction 1: By 2025 80% of Production Apps Will Be in the Cloud

• Public Cloud SaaS is 24% of the Applications market today.

• 85% of all new applications today are

architected for SaaS.

$-

$100

$200

$300

$400

$500

$600

2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 2023 2024 2025

SaaS

PaaS & IaaS

Total Public & Private Cloud Markets (US$ billions)

Full Suite Requires 100’s of Applications:

• Customer Experience Suite

• Human Capital Management Suite

• Enterprise Resource Planning Suite

• Enterprise Performance Management Suite

• Supply Chain Management Suite

• Data Suite

Shared, extensible schemas across suites significantly reduce the cost and complexity of integration.

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Enterprise SaaS Suites

80%

SaaS Point Solutions

20%

SaaS Market In 2025

Prediction 2: By 2025 Two Suite Providers Will Have 80% of the Saas Apps Market

• One of the least managed and governed areas in IT

• Dev/Test suites offering rich standards-based frameworks and languages will dominate

• Dev/Test suites include: – Integrated development environment

– Support popular languages

– Mobile dev tools

– SOA dev tools

– Database dev tools

– Integration dev tools

– And much more ….

• 30% to 40% of IT spending is Dev/Test, making it an attractive Cloud workload for cost savings.

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20%

70%

100%

Today

In 2020

In 2025

Prediction 3: 100% Of New Dev/Test Will Be Cloud In 2025

• More data is already stored in clouds than in traditional storage systems.

• 10’s of billions of IOT devices will generate massive amounts of new enterprise data using modern cloud-based applications.

• Public cloud storage capacity will be sourced by service providers directly from component manufacturers, not existing storage vendors.

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500

1,000

1,500

2,000

2,500

3,000

3,500

4,000

4,500

5,000Public Cloud

Private Cloud

Traditional IT

PBytes of Storage Installed

Prediction 4: By 2025 Virtually All Enterprise Data Will Be Stored In Clouds

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Prediction 5: By 2025 Enterprise Clouds Will Be The Most Secure IT Environments. Oracle Is There Today.

OF ORGANIZATIONS TAKE 3 MONTHS+ TO PATCH

Source: Verizon Data Breach Investigations Report, 2015; IOUG Data Security Survey, 2014

74%

OF 2014 EXPLOITS HAD PATCH AVAILABLE FOR MORE THAN ONE YEAR

99.9%

• Oracle uses its full security IP to run its Cloud • Full encryption by default • Implement latest patches rapidly across entire infrastructure • More secure than anyone

Agenda

1. Complete Cloud – SaaS, PaaS, IaaS

2. Integrated Cloud Applications and Platform Services

3. The Secure Cloud

4. Software in Silicon, Engineered to Work Together, Down to Silicon

Three Cloud Layers: Engineered To Work Together Integrated Applications, Platform & Infrastructure … Down to the Silicon

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Oracle Cloud Infrastructure

Data Management ● Application Development ● Integration ● Mobile Content and Process ● Business Analytics ● Identity Management ● IT Operations Management

Oracle Cloud Platform

Compute ● Storage ● Network

Oracle Cloud Applications

CX Suite ● HCM Suite ● ERP Suite ● EPM Suite ● SCM Suite ● Data Suite

Low Cost, Reliability, Performance, Standards, Compatibility, Security Built Into All Three Layers

Oracle Cloud

195+ Countries

15+ years Managing Enterprise

Clouds

592… SaaS

Cloud Applications

19 Data Centers serving

75%+

of Fortune 100 Run Oracle Cloud

70M+ Users/Day

33B+ Transactions/Day

19 of 20 Top Cloud Providers

Run on Oracle

24 Cloud Platform Services

Developers Worldwide

9M+

Oracle Cloud: All Three Tiers of Service Microsoft has three, Amazon has two, Salesforce has two, Workday has one

• SaaS: Complete Suites of Business Applications in Every Category

– CX Suite, HCM Suite, ERP Suite, EPM Suite, Supply Chain Manufacturing Suite…

• PaaS: Complete Suite of Industry Standards-Based Platform Services – #1 SQL Database, Hadoop, NoSQL, #1 Java Middleware, Node.js, Ruby…

• IaaS: Secure, Reliable, Low Cost, Standards-Based Infrastructure Services

– OpenStack, Linux OS, Xen VM, Docker

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The Cloud: A New Set of Competitors Microsoft, Amazon, Salesforce, WorkDay

• Applications: Salesforce and WorkDay – Not SAP

• Platform: Microsoft – Not IBM

• Infrastructure: Amazon – Not IBM and EMC

SaaS PaaS IaaS

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Oracle Cloud: Six Design Goals

• Cost: Lowest acquisition price – Lowest total cost of ownership

• Reliability: Fault tolerant – No single point of failure

• Performance: Fastest database, middleware, analytics…

• Standards: SQL, Hadoop, NoSQL…Java, Ruby, Node.js…Linux, Docker

• Compatibility: Easily move workloads between on-premises and Cloud

• Security: Always-on continuous defense against cyber attacks

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Agenda



3. The Secure Cloud


Applications: Software-as-a-Service More Applications than any other Cloud Services Provider…Adding More

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Enterprise Resource Planning

Marketing & Sales

Enterprise Performance Management

Human Capital Management

Talent Management

E-Commerce, CPQ & Order

Capture

Service & Support

Supply Chain Management

Social Relationship Management

Manufacturing

Plus Industry Applications: Banking, Telecommunication, Utilities, Pharma, Retail, Hospitality ….

Procurement

Inventory & Cost Management

Logistics

Product Master Data Management

Manufacturing

Supply Chain Planning

Order Management Product

Lifecycle Management

Social Network Mobile Analytic KPIs &

Dashboards Predictive Analytics Integrations

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Globalizations & Localizations

Announcing: New Oracle SCM Cloud The First Complete Supply Chain and Discrete Manufacturing Suite

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Announcing: E-Commerce in the CX Cloud Complete, Integrated Modern CX Suite

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Marketing Sales CPQ

E-Commerce 100% Fusion

Service Social Apps

Marketplace

Social Network Mobile Analytic KPIs &

Dashboards Predictive Analytics Integrations

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Globalizations & Localizations

Announcing industry-specific CX features: Financial Services, Media and Entertainment, Consumer Packaged Goods, Telecommunications, Manufacturing, Retail, and High Technology

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Oracle Cloud Platform Based on #1 Database and #1 Java Middleware

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Oracle Cloud Platform


Standards Based Oracle Platform – No Lock-In Move Applications and Data to Other Service Providers Clouds

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Applications Written for Oracle Cloud Platform

Lock-in. Applications Can’t

Run on Other Clouds.

Lock-in. Doesn’t Even

Have A Platform.

• Java • Web Services

• SQL • HTML5

• Linux • Xen VM

Deployment Choice.

Your Datacenter

• OpenStack


Open Standards: Multilanguage Application Development Java SE, Ruby, Node.js … Cloud Service

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• Choice of modern programming languages

– Java SE, Ruby, Node.js with any open source framework

• Highly elastic with automated scaling

– Built on lightweight containers - Docker

• Completely automated development – Continuous integration, continuous delivery


Compatibility: Live Migration Between Oracle Clouds Public Cloud Platform 100% Upward Compatibility with Private Cloud Platform

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Oracle Cloud

Coexistence and Automated Migration

Same Architecture

Same Software

Same Hardware Optional*

Automated movement of applications and data between on-premises and public cloud.

Private Cloud


Announcing: Oracle Private Cloud Machine for PaaS & IaaS

IaaS

PaaS

Compute • Storage

• Integration

Java

• Mobile Developer

• Documents • Process • Identity

• Messaging

Identical PaaS and IaaS Software to Oracle Public Cloud

• On-premises Oracle Cloud Platform 100% compatible with Oracle Cloud

• Addresses business or regulatory requirements, data control, or geo preference

• Easiest way to create compatible private and public cloud infrastructure

A NEW ENGINEERED

SYSTEM

Oracle Engineered Systems powered by Intel Xeon


Oracle Infrastructure-as-a-Service Secure, Reliable, Low Cost Cloud Infrastructure Services

Storage Elastic Storage

Compute Elastic Compute

Network Software-defined Network

IaaS: General Purpose, Engineered Systems


Optimized for Large Enterprises

• Completely Dedicated Compute Zone per Tenant

• Predictable Performance

• Complete Network Isolation

• Site to Site VPN

• 500, 1000, 1500, 2000 Cores

Optimized for Departments and Dev-Test

• Shared Compute Zone

• Dedicated Core Capacity: 50 and 100 Cores

• Some Isolation via Resource Management across Tenants but noisy neighbors can impact others

Compute Dedicated Compute

Infrastructure as a Service: Compute Cloud Services Oracle Dedicated Compute HALF PRICE Amazon Shared Compute

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Announcing:OracleMul tenantDatabaseCloudScalabilityLowCostandSecure:ManageManyasone,SystemEnforcedDataIsola on

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Consolida on Development&Tes ng So wareasaService

• 252PDBsperCDB

• Fastprovisioningandcloning

• NoappchangesrequiredRelease12.1

• 4,096PDBsperCDB

• Hotcloningandrefresh

• Onlinetenantreloca onRelease12.2


Announcing:RealApplica onClustersRACInTheCloud

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• Fault-tolerantdatabaseavailability

• Scale-outdatabaseperformanceon-demand

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• RealTimeAnaly cs • Performance

• OLTPandanaly csonthesamedatabase

• Sub-secondrepor ng&analy cs• Noapplica onchanges,setoneparameterandiden fytables

Release12.1

• Offloadanaly cstoAc veDataGuardstandby

• Upto3Xfasterjoins,10Xfasterexpressions,60XfasterJSON

• SQLinSilicon

• Dynamicdatamovementbetweenstorageandmemory

• In-MemorycolumnstoreonExadataFlash

Release12.2

PerformanceReal-TimeAnaly cs TrivialtoImplement

DatabaseIn-MemoryAccelera on12.2MoreMemory,MorePerformance,MoreAutoma on


Announcing:DatabaseIn-MemoryOnAc veDataGuardReal-TimeAnaly cswithNoImpactonProduc on

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MonthIn-Memory

Produc on Standby

YearIn-Memory

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Announcing:ExadataCloudServiceIden calSo wareandHardwareOn-PremiseandtheOracleCloud

1

• Fastestandmostavailabledatabasecloudpla orm– Scale-outcompute,scale-outintelligentstorage,elas cexpansion

• Cloudautoma on

– Fast,elas cprovisioning

– Automatedmanagement

• Availableinscalableunitsof:

– 28to68cores

– ½TBmemory

– 19.2TBflashstorage

– 42TBdiskstorage


Announcing:Mul tenantJavaServerHighDensity,LowCost,SecureCloudPla orm

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• Lowercostofserver-sideJavainfrastructure.– 3Xconsolida onra os.

• Livemigra onofJavaapplica ons.– Moveapplica onsbetweenPublic&PrivateCloud.

• SecureMul tenantJava&DatabasePla orm.– System-provideddataisola on.

OracleWebLogicServer

Apps

Resources

WebLogic

Apps

Resources

3rdPartySvr

Apps

Resources

WebLogic

Apps

Resources

Apps

ResourcesApps

Resources


Announcing:Fault-TolerantJavaServerCon nuousAvailabilityandTransparentMul -DatacenterDeployment

• Simplifymul -datacenteropera onsofWebLogicServerandCoherencewithEnterpriseManagerSiteGuard.

– From1000’sofmanualstepstocompleteautoma on.

• Zeroplanneddown me.

– CoordinatedandautomatedinfrastructureupgradeswithZeroDown mePatching.

• Zerounplanneddown me.

– Ac ve-Ac vemul -datacenterwithWebLogicServerHAandCoherenceFederatedCaching.

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WebLogicCoherence

WebLogicCoherence

EnterpriseManagerSiteGuard


Your Data Center

Oracle Public Cloud

Big Data Analytics

Big Data Appliance Exadata

Production Database

Exadata-as-a-Service Big Data Cloud Archive Cloud

Hybrid Cloud


New: Zero Data Loss Recovery Appliance A Shift from Full Backups to Continuous Data Protection

Backup 001101010101 010110011001 1001101101010

Restore 001101010101 010110011001 1001101101010

• Completely Automated

– Recovery, Restore, Backup, Logging

• Sub-second RPO

• Increase DB Performance

– Offloads Backup Processing

– Eliminates Backup Agents

– Reduces Network Load ODA

PCA

Exadata

SuperCluster

SPARC M7-16


Your Data Center

Oracle Public Cloud

Database Backups


Archive

Announcing: Hierarchical Storage Manager Auto-Tier to the Cloud for Huge Cost Savings

Disk Archive Flash Storage Tape Archive

• Auto-tiering data from on-premises to Archive Storage Cloud for best resource utilization – Automatic data access as the business requires – OpenStack Swift-compliant

• Set policies to tier data to the Cloud based on access patterns, sizes, age of the data • Proven scalability greater than all competitors

Hierarchical Storage Manager


Agenda



3. The Secure Cloud


Oracle Engineers All Three Tiers of the Cloud Next Generation of Security Should be Pushed-Down and Always-on

• Security Features Should be Pushed-Down the Stack

– Software: Database Security is inherited by all applications

– Hardware: Security in Silicon is inherited by all software

• Security Features Should Be Always-On – No on-and-off button: No choice

– Work transparently without changing existing applications

– Work with near zero performance penalty

Advancing the State-of-the-Art

• Always-On Security in Silicon

– Memory intrusion detection

• High-Speed Encryption

– Near zero performance impact

• SQL in Silicon – High-Speed Memory Decompression…

– Accelerates In-Memory Database

M7 Microprocessor – World’s First Implementation of Software Features in Silicon

Always-On Memory Protection in Hardware Security In Silicon – Silicon Secured Memory

• First ever hardware-based memory intrusion protection of its kind

• Always-On hardware approach has near zero performance impact

• Stops programs from accessing other applications memory

– Stops Malicious Programs like Venom and Heartbleed

– Helps Developers Find Difficult Bugs

Security In Silicon: Silicon Secured Memory

Applications Memory

Pointer “Y”

Pointer “R”

GO

Pointer “B” GO

• Protects data in memory

• Hidden “color” bits added to pointers (key), and content (lock)

• Pointer color (key) must match content color or program is aborted

• Set on memory allocation, changed on memory free’

• Protects against access off end of structure, stale pointer access and malicious attacks

M7 Processor

• Memory access vulnerability discovered in the open source Quick Emulator hypervisor platform (QEMU)

• Allows malicious code inside a VM guest to execute code in the host machine’s hypervisor security context. The code then escape the guest VM to gain control over the entire host

• Caused by a buffer over-write condition that allows data to be stored beyond allocated buffer limits

Venom Vulnerability - Impacted Servers Using QEMU

Host System

Sales Server VM

Database Server VM

Web server VM

VM Hypervisor

Host Hardware

Hacker exploits VENOM to escape VM

VENOM executes instructions in hypervisor and gains control of host hardware

Venom escape

Heartbleed - Impacted Websites Using OpenSSL

Heartbeat request sent to victim

Type Payload_size Payload

HB_REQUEST 65535 Hello

Victim responds with requested payload size (64K bytes)

Type Payload_size Payload

HB_RESPONSE 65535 Hello ………. ………………….

Payload_size does not match Payload Unauthorized data

returned to requestor

SPARC M7: Broadest Set Of Ciphers For All Your Apps

32 Crypto Accelerators per Processor

Clear Data In

Encrypted Data Out

M7 Advantage Increases on Highest Security Ciphers

Much Faster End-To-End Encryption

Oracle M7 32 cores

IBM Power8 6 cores

Intel X86 E5 v3 18 cores

4X Faster vs. X86 11X Faster vs. IBM Power

AES 128-CBC: Popular for Cloud, DB

Oracle M7 32 cores

IBM Power8 6 cores

Intel X86 E5 v3 18 cores

SHA 512-1024: Important for Banking Operations

83 GB/s

22 GB/s

8 GB/s

84 GB/s

4.7 GB/s

2.4 GB/s

18X Faster vs. X86 35X Faster vs. IBM Power

Massive Encrypted Network and Disk Traffic with Plenty of Capacity Left for Compute

AES-128-CBC Security In Silicon Efficiency For DB & Cloud

8 GB/s Out to Disk

8 GB/s In from Network

Oracle T7-1

• Eight 10 GbE connections for intake of encrypted network traffic

• Eight 10 GbE connections for output of encrypted data to NAS

• 19% of compute resources used for decryption/encryption work

• 81% of compute still free for running database and cloud applications

81% Free for DB, Cloud

19%

High Performance Fully Encrypted Data Center

Client Web Tier Middleware Tier

Database Tier

ZFS Storage

SSL TLS

SSL TLS

HTTPS JMS JDBC

SSL TLS

ZFS Encryption

TLS

AES

Archive

TDE

Key Manager

AES

AES

High Performance Security for Web, Middleware, and Database

Industry’s fastest Oracle Transparent Data Encryption

SPARC M7 Security in Silicon

Summary: End-To-End Encryption Oracle Manages Cloud Technology – Customer Controls Access to Data

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• Your data encrypted in transit and at rest

• Keys managed by customer with on-premises Key Vault

• Customers monitor & audit data access via on-premises Audit Vault

Oracle Cloud

On-Premises

KspliceForUserspaceOnlyOracleLinuxOffersKernelandUserspaceZero-Down mePatching

Zero-down meopera ngsystemdiagnos candpatching• Easilydiagnoseissuesinproduc onenvironmentswithoutimpac ngrunningsystems

• Applyupdates(bugandsecurityerrataordiagnos cbuilds)withoutreboo ngthesystem

– Linuxkernel

– Cri caluserspacelibrariessuchasglibcandOpenSSL

• Rapidlypatchzero-daya ackslikeHeartbleedwithnodown me

• Enforcesecuritystandardsbykeepingcri calsystemspatchedwithlatesterratawithnoimpacttoproduc onworkloads

• Flexibledeploymentop onstocomplementexis ngopera onalprocesses

TransparentDataEncryp onAlwaysOnDataEncryp onPreventsLossofClear-TextData

• Encryptstablespacestosecuredataatrest

• Built-intwo- erkeymanagement

• Requiresnoapplica onchanges

• “NearZero”overheadwithSiliconEncryp on

• IntegratedwithOracleDatabasetechnologies─ Logfiles,Compression,ASM,DataPump

• Disks• Backups• Exports• Off-SiteFacili es

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DataEncryp on

Region, Year Size-based

DataSubse ng

ssn:423-55-3571 dob: 12/01/1987

DataMasking

AvoidExposingSensi veDataToTest,Development,andPartners

• Masksensi vedatawithformatlibraries

• Retainapplica onintegrity

• Reduceriskexposurebycondi on-basedsubse ng

• Mask/subsetinOracleCloudwithOn-PremEnterpriseManager

MaskandSubsetDataPartofDatabaseCloudService

Agenda



3. The Secure Cloud


SPARC M7 Software in Silicon

Smart Platform Extended into CPU Chip

• Traditional DB algorithms too complex for chips

• Big Change: In-memory algorithms are much simpler

• 5 years ago Oracle initiated a revolutionary project

–Build fastest ever microprocessor • Most processing cores (32)

• Most concurrent threads (256)

• Fastest Memory Bandwidth (160 GB/sec)

–Add In-Memory DB operations directly on chip

Software in Silicon

In-Memory Algorithms Natively Implemented in Silicon

Capacity in Silicon

Decompression Engines

Silicon Secured Memory Fine-Grained Memory

Protection

Sparc M7 Software in Silicon

Database Software Support Shipping Since Mid-Year

SQL in Silicon

DB Acceleration


SPARC M7: Setting 20 World Records in Performance

#1 SPECint_rate2006: 1,200 peak #1 SPECfp_rate2006: 832 peak #1 SPECjEnterprise2010: 25,093.06 EjOPs #1 SAP-SD 2 processor: 30,800 SAPs And more…


SECURE

SPECjEnterprise: Oracle M7 with Encryption is 4.5x Faster Than Power8 Processor

#1 Database And Java With End-To-End Security

2nd Place 22,543.34 EjOPS

8 processors

UNSECURE

25,093.06 EjOPS 2 processors

1st Place

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Scalability: 32 to 512 Cores - 256 to 4,096 Threads

New: T7 And M7 Servers, SuperCluster M7

Most Scalable Systems

Worlds Most Secure

Only Chip with Software in Silicon

Worlds Fastest Chip


2015: A Year of Innovation in the Cloud

• SaaS: World’s First Complete Integrated Set of Enterprise Cloud Applications

• PaaS: Easy Migration of Applications and Databases to the Public Cloud

• IaaS: Always-On Security and Fault-Tolerant Reliability at Commodity Prices