Unlike a traditional database where only one database can exist per instance, the Oracle 12c pluggable databases allow multiple databases within an instance. Oracle pluggable databases ease the movement into database consolidation because the data dictionary information (obj$, tab$ and source$) are independent of any container database. All PDB's within the container share a common LGWR process.
We talked about UCS performance in the previous slides. Let us look at how UCS failover provides improved availability against common hardware/cable failures.
Focus:
Details the key documents/elements that are created for each Oracle DB and core ERP application product suites that Cisco develops for each Oracle key product
Key points:
Oracle certifies all products to an OS and version number then any server/blades certified for that same OS and version is regarded by Oracle as certified to run those Oracle products
Oracle Linux, Oracle VM require same certification as RHET and Vmware etc
Due to Unified Fabric, Oracle requires a separate certification by OS for Oracle RAC 10g R2 and 11gR2. Currently, RHEL, OL, and SlLES 11 (Only 11gR2) are certified. NO certification planned for Solaris due to lack of a test kit from Oracle.
Primary focus has been Oracle DB and RAC, then Oracle E-Business Suite, PeopleSoft, JD Edwards, Siebel, Fusion. Other apps are defined a niche apps and so while we can size for UCS due to market requirements are a 2nd tier focus