Oracle Database 18c and Autonomous Database

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1 Oracle Database 18c and Autonomous Database Maria Colgan Oracle Database Product Management March

2 Safe Harbor Statement The following is intended to outline our general product direction. It is intended for information purposes only, and may not be incorporated into any contract. It is not a commitment to deliver any material, code, or functionality, and should not be relied upon in making purchasing decisions. The development, release, and timing of any features or functionality described for Oracle s products remains at the sole discretion of Oracle.

3 Oracle Autonomous Database Autonomous Database 3

4 Oracle Autonomous Database Autonomous Database Expanded Infrastructure Automation Expanded Database Automation Oracle Cloud Automated Data Center and Database Operations 4

5 Oracle Database 18c First yearly release of the Oracle Database Previously referred to as Oracle Database 12c Release Oracle Database 18c is aimed at providing Incremental changes and a focus on stability Released first on Oracle Cloud and Engineered Systems with on-premises following some time after Release Schedule of Current Database Releases MOS Doc

6 Oracle Database 12c Release 2 Marquee Features Massive Performance with Database In-Memory Massive Cost Savings and Cloud Agility with Multitenant Massive Web Applications with Sharding Plus more features for better Performance, Availability, Security, Analytics, and Application Development 6

7 Oracle Database 12c Over +600 Under the Radar Features Online Table Move Live SQL Property Graph Invisible Columns Top N Queries JSON Application Continuity Real Time Materialized Views Long Identifiers Longer Varchars SQL Plan Management Enhancements Online Tablespace Encryption Security Assessment Tool Auto Generated Sequences Approximate Queries Auto List Partitioning Index Compression Index Usage Stats 7

8 Performance 8

9 Performance Today Oracle Database 18c In-Memory Column Store Software in Silicon Engineered Systems Low Latency Memory Transactions Non Volatile Memory Support Multi Tiered Database Cache In-Memory Column Store Improvements Performance improvements Automatic Population 9

10 Multitenant 10

11 Multitenant Today Oracle Database 18c Container managed database virtualization Manage Many as one Patching, Backup, Security, Online Cloning, Online Relocation Software as Service Shared metadata, Data location transparency Refreshable PDB Switchover Transportable Backups Snapshot Carousel Faster Upgrades 11

12 Availability 12

13 Availability Today Oracle Database 18c Comprehensive HA and disaster recovery functionality Real Application Clusters, Active Data Guard, Recovery Appliance Oracle Golden Gate for heterogeneous replication Scale out and fault isolation with Oracle Database Sharding Sharded RAC Logically partition data across instances in RAC Sharded access for shard-aware applications and transparency for non-sharded applications Sharding improvements User Defined Sharding Improved Cross Shard Query support 13

14 Data Warehousing and Big Data 14

15 Data Warehousing and Big Data Today Oracle Database 18c The most advanced analytics engine available today Partitioning, Compression, SQL, Analytical Views, Analytical SQL, Data Mining Easily analyze data held in Hadoop with Big Data SQL Big Data Appliance In-Memory for external tables Automatic propagation of nologged data to standby More Machine Learning algorithms Polymorphic Table Functions Alter Table Merge Partition Online Approximate Query Improvements 15

16 Security 16

17 Security Today Oracle Database 18c Active Directory Security In-Depth Access Controls, Encryption, Redaction, Masking, Auditing, SQL Firewalls Key Vault Audit Vault Database Firewall Security Assessment Tool Integration with Active Directory Authorization to database through Active Directory user/group mappings to database schema users and roles Per PDB Key storage Password-less schema creation No default passwords 17

18 Oracle Autonomous Database Autonomous Database 18

19 Oracle Autonomous Database Highlights Self-Driving Automates all database and infrastructure management, monitoring, tuning Self-Securing Protects from both external attacks and malicious internal users Self-Repairing Protects from all downtime including planned maintenance 19

20 Journey to Autonomous Database Oracle has invested thousands of engineer years automating key database functions Automatic Columnar Cache Autonomous Health Framework Automatic Diagnostic Framework Automatic Refresh of Database Clone Automatic Capture of SQL Monitor Automatic Data Optimization Automatic Workload Replay Automatic Capture of SQL Monitor Automatic Storage Indexes Automatic SQL Tuning Automatic Segment Space Management Automatic Statistics Gathering Automatic Storage Management(ASM) Automatic Workload Repository (AWR) Automatic DB Diagnostic Monitor (ADDM) Automatic Query Rewrite Automatic Memory Management Automatic Undo Management Oracle 9i Oracle 10g Oracle 11g Oracle 12c Copyright 2016, Oracle and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved. 20

21 Journey to Autonomous Database Oracle has invested thousands of engineer years automating and optimizing database infrastructure Database Appliance Exadata 21

22 Autonomous Completes the Journey Autonomous Database Expanded Infrastructure Automation Expanded Database Automation Oracle Cloud Automated Data Center and Database Operations 22

23 Autonomous Covers Full Mission Critical Database Life-Cycle Provision Create fault-tolerant scale-out cluster with DR Migrate Simple DB migration to cloud, load data from object store Secure Encrypt data, secure config, apply security patches online Protect Protect data and access from any failure or regional outage Update Patch, upgrade, handle errors - all fully online Scale Elastically scale compute or storage as needed Optimize Dynamically tune SQL and database 23

24 Oracle Autonomous Database Optimized by Use Case AUTONOMOUS DATABASE CLOUD Autonomous Data Warehouse Cloud Autonomous OLTP Database Cloud Available Starting March 2018 Available Starting Mid

25 How will the Autonomous Database Impact the Role of DBA 25

26 Traditionally DBAs are Responsible for: Generic Tasks Infrastructure - integration, tuning of systems, network, storage Database provisioning, patching Database backups, H/A, disaster recovery Database optimization Tasks Specific to Business Architecture, planning, data modeling Data security and lifecycle management Application related tuning End-to-End service level management 26

27 Autonomous Database Removes Generic Tasks Freedom from Drudgery for DBA: More Time to Innovate and Improve the Business Generic Tasks Infrastructure - integration, tuning of systems, network, storage Database provisioning, patching Database backups, H/A, disaster recovery Database optimization Tasks Specific to Business Architecture, planning, data modeling Data security and lifecycle management Application related tuning End-to-End service level management Autonomous Database 27

28 Summary Oracle Autonomous Database & 18c The Oracle Autonomous Database offer many benefits It frees DBAs from generic operational task, allowing them to innovate more By greatly reduce labor, it lowers human errors and costs Much more secure and Reliable than a manually managed database Runs World s #1 Database on the World s Best Database Platform Specialized by Workload In Public Cloud or Cloud at Customer Autonomous Database 28

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