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Oracle Catalog Oracle Catalog Products, Features & Services Oracle Catalog: Features, Products & Services Page 1 For more than three and a half decades, Oracle has been the leader in database software. And as it has further developed technologies and acquired best-in-class companies over the years, that leadership has expanded to the entire technology stack, from servers and storage, to database and middleware, through applications and into the cloud. Throughout its history Oracle has proved it can build for the future on the foundation of its innovations and its knowledge of customer challenges and successes. Today, Oracle provides the world's most complete, open, and integrated business software and hardware systems. With this comprehensive technology set and synergized engineering teams, Oracle is able to provide more innovation more quickly than its competitors. Oracle will continue to provide customers with hardware and software engineered to work together—integrated and optimized from disk to applications--and with solutions that solve customers’ problems, minimize risk, streamline business processes, and reduce the cost and complexity of IT infrastructure. Oracle's vast arsenal of best of breed products are combined into solutions that range from modernization and business process management to big data and Software as a Service (SaaS). These solutions are configured to meet the unique business requirements of specific industry segments such as government, healthcare, automotive, media and entertainment, and more. Oracle's approach ensures superior performance, reliability, security, and flexibility, which translates into greater productivity, agility, and results for customers. Oracle Catalog: Features, Products & Services Page 2 TABLE OF CONTENTS 4 Oracle Engineered Systems 5 Oracle Database 9 Oracle Fusion Middleware 19 Oracle Business Intelligence 22 Oracle Beehive 23 Oracle Developer Tools 25 Oracle Enterprise Manager 28 Oracle Applications 32 Oracle Hardware 34 Oracle Services Oracle Catalog: Features, Products & Services Page 3 ORACLE ENGINEERED SYSTEMS Oracle Engineered Systems are purpose-built hardware and software pre-assembled and supported as a single system. Building every component in the MACHINES & APPLIANCES technology stack, only Oracle can optimize complete Oracle Big Data Appliance systems from the ground up to provide the lowest TCO, Big Data Appliance is optimized for acquiring, organizing easiest deployment and maintenance, and fastest and analyzing unstructured big data. It features Oracle performance for the services they were engineered for. NoSQL Database and Cloudera’s distribution including These systems eliminate the risk-inherent, error-prone Apache Hadoop. Integrating 18 dual-processor compute and time-consuming efforts of custom built systems and storage nodes, InfiniBand is ideal for MapReduce composed of components from multiple vendors. processing and data redistribution. For deep analysis, the Oracle Database Appliance Big Data Appliance includes R, an open-source statistical Database Appliance is engineered to optimize simplicity, environment. And it can leverage Oracle Database for reliability, performance, and cost. In a 4U rack-mountable additional analysis via Big Data Connectors. configuration, it integrates two servers with redundant Oracle Exalytics In-Memory Machine and hot swappable components, up to 36 TB SAS disk Exalytics is the engineered system featuring in-memory storage with optional storage expansion, and solid-state software and hardware and an optimized business disks for database redo logs to boost performance. intelligence platform designed for advanced data Customers have the choice of running Oracle Real visualization, forecasting and exploration of Oracle and Application Clusters (Oracle RAC) or Oracle RAC One non-Oracle data sources. Oracle TimesTen In-Memory Node for failover across the two servers. The Appliance database empowers Exalytics to scan up to 100 million Manager provides one-button automation to deploy, rows/second and includes enhancements like support for patch, and diagnose the entire appliance, including all analytical functions and up to 10X columnar firmware and software. The appliance also offers unique compression. Speed-of-thought visual exploration is pay-as-you-grow software licensing to quickly scale from enabled by intelligently caching the hottest data using 1 2 to 32 processor cores without downtime. Optionally, the TB of RAM. For data not available in-memory, Exalytics Database Appliance deploys both database and transparently ships the queries to underlying data sources. application workloads in a single appliance on a virtualized platform, based on Oracle VM. Oracle SPARC Super Cluster SPARC SuperCluster is the general-purpose engineered Oracle Exadata Database Machine system that combines the high throughput and superior Exadata is the most powerful combination of standard single-thread performance of the SPARC processor, the hardware and smart storage software from Oracle that RAS capability of Oracle Solaris 11, the flexibility of improves transaction processing and data warehouse virtualization via Oracle VM Server for SPARC and Solaris query performance by 10X or more. Its massively parallel Zones, the optimized database performance of Oracle architecture also offers linear scalability and mission- Exadata storage, the accelerated middleware critical reliability. Overcoming limitations of conventional processing of the Oracle Exalogic Elastic Cloud, the storage, Exadata uses parallel InfiniBand interconnects to reliability of ZFS Storage Appliance, and the low latency provide a data bandwidth of several gigabytes per and high performance connectivity between all these second per storage cell. Exadata Smart Flash Cache components via the InfiniBand I/O fabric. With all of this addresses the disk random I/O bottleneck problem by capability, it is the most versatile infrastructure solution for intelligently moving hot data to Sun FlashFire cards and running a wide range of complex enterprise applications providing 10X faster I/O response time. With hybrid and for consolidating applications, databases, and columnar compression, Exadata stores 10X more data middleware workloads. and searches data 10X faster. Each storage cell has 2 multi-core processors and smart storage software so it Oracle ZFS Storage Appliance can offload query processing from the database servers ZFS Storage Appliance is the premier NAS storage system and analyze the data where it resides. with unified storage capability and innovative data services. It includes multi-protocol support across multiple Oracle Exalogic Elastic Cloud network interconnects, including GbE, 10 GbE, fibre Exalogic is a scalable data center building block of pre- channel and InfiniBand. To reduce costs, the appliance integrated compute, storage and network components offers file de-duplication via ZFS compression and 10X for private and public clouds. It is the ideal platform for compression via hybrid columnar compression for Oracle Java applications, Oracle Applications, and all other Databases. Providing high availability and performance, enterprise applications. Exalogic Elastic Cloud Software it has advanced error detection, self-healing capabilities, leverages optimizations and enhancements in Oracle graphical displays of performance metrics, and a two- WebLogic Server, JRockit and HotSpot JVMs, Tuxedo, and node cluster configuration. An advanced hybrid storage Coherence in-memory data grid to accelerate Web pool design automatically recognizes I/O patterns and transactions and Java operations by 10X. Exabus is the optimizes performance over storage tiers and helps lower networking hardware and software subsystem that power and cooling requirements, enabling the appliance eliminates I/O bottlenecks via SDP, RDMA, and EoIB. to achieve record high-performance SPC and SPECsfs Exalogic also offers virtualization, secure multi-tenancy benchmark results. Built on this storage appliance, the ZFS and dynamic resource management, and application Backup Appliance is the ideal backup and recovery delivery control. solution for Oracle’s engineered systems. Oracle Catalog: Features, Products & Services Page 4 ORACLE DATABASE Oracle Database is the only secure object- relational data management system for multimedia-rich Internet applications, high-traffic OLTP environments, DATA WAREHOUSE AND CONSOLIDATION query-intensive data warehouses, and consolidated database as a service. Oracle Database includes the Oracle Advanced Compression broadest array of the most valuable services in one Advanced Compression lowers storage costs and COTS product. It significantly enhances IT operations via resource needs by transparently compressing all data automation, clustering, and high availability. during all data manipulation operations. It improves query performance by reducing disk I/Os and maximizing Oracle Advanced Analytics memory efficiency. It also compacts SecureFiles, Oracle Advanced Analytics empowers DBAs, data backups, and Data Guard network traffic. Advanced analysts, and statistical programmers with powerful in- Compression’s Heat Map monitors activity to identify database computations for information discovery. Oracle which data is very active, read only, or rarely accessed. It analyzes data in the database, eliminating data uses policies to optimally tier, compress, and archive movement to external analytical servers. based on its demand and age. • Oracle Data Mining sifts massive sets of data
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