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In this lesson, we
take a closer look
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at the Oracle family of products
and what they have to offer.
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In 2010, in one of
the biggest technology
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moves in recent history,
Oracle Corporation
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acquired Sun Microsystems.
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With that acquisition
came a host
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of new potential
offerings for Oracle,
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the most important of
which was an entire line
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of robust enterprise
hardware offerings.
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Oracle, who for years
had wanted to be
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able to provide a combination
server and database product,
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now had their wish.
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They moved to quickly
release what they called
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Oracle Engineered Systems.
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The first of these was
the Exadata system.
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Oracle Exadata
was designed to be
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the ultimate combination of
hardware and Oracle software.
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It's a single high
performance system
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that includes the
Oracle database
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software pre-installed.
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You purchase it, Oracle delivers
it, and sets it up for you.
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It's actually designed
with special processors
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at the storage level that
make it capable of extremely
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high database I/O processing.
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It can be configured for
virtually any type of database
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application, anything from
Online Transaction Processing,
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or OLTP, to data warehousing.
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Oracle continued their expansion
into the hardware market
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with Oracle Exalogic, now
called the Oracle Exalogic
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Elastic Cloud.
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Exalogic is designed to be
optimized for application
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and web servers.
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It provides a high
scalability solution
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for application servers,
especially those
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that use Java applications.
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Since application servers
often connect directly
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to the database,
you can have both
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of those tiers on
Oracle hardware
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for the ultimate in
interoperability.
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Oracle also offers
combined server solutions,
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such as the Oracle SuperCluster.
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SuperCluster is
designed for situations
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where a customer wants to
consolidate their database
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and application servers into
a single complete system.
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The system itself contains
numerous redundant components,
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including servers, storage,
power, and network redundancy.
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It's intended to be a single
system with no single point
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of failure.
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One aspect that each of these
systems share is a high price
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point.
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These are some of the
highest performance
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systems in the world, and they
have a price tag to match.
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In order to appeal to customers
with a thinner wallet,
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Oracle offers the Oracle
Database Appliance.
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The Database
Appliance is designed
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to offer many of the
same features of Exadata,
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such as a single
yet redundant system
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with a pre-installed
and configured database,
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but at a lower price point.
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The Database Appliance has
Oracle's virtualization
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platform built in,
allowing customers
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to quickly deploy multiple
databases on virtual machines.
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Even with its
relatively small size,
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the Database Appliance
contains 18 terabytes
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of storage, which
is large enough
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for many small to
mid-sized companies.
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