[Video] Oracle Exadata Cloud Service (ExaCS): Overview for Beginners

Oracle Exadata Cloud Service Overview
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This post is the first video of a multi-part video series on Oracle Exadata Cloud Service for DBAs & APPS DBAs.

In this post, we will be covering the high-level Overview of Exadata Cloud Service. If you are a beginner wants to know more about Exadata cloud check our previous post on https://k21academy.com/exadata11

Note: If you want to know more about the Roles Tasks of DBA’s in Cloud, check the previous post on https://k21academy.com/clouddba12

Overview of Exadata Cloud Service

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Oracle Exadata Cloud Service is a combination of the powerful Exadata and Oracle Cloud. It is versatile enough to process all the database workloads including OLTP, Data Warehousing, OLAP, and Hybrid workloads on a single Exadata platform in the Cloud.

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Exadata on Cloud and Related Cloud Services

The Exadata on Cloud and related Services are:

  1. Exadata Cloud Service Instance
  2. Cloud Control Plane
  3. Oracle Cloud Operations Console & Team
  4. Oracle Object Storage Cloud Service
  5. Client Applications

Exadata on Cloud and Related Cloud Services

1. Exadata Cloud Service Instance

Each Exadata Cloud Service Instance has a predefined number of Exadata Database Server Nodes and a predefined number of Exadata Storage Server Nodes. Exadata Cloud Service is available in 3 configurations:

  • Quarter Rack: Contains 2 Exadata Database nodes and 3 Exadata Storage Servers.
  • Half Rack: Contains 4 Exadata Database nodes and 6 Exadata Storage Servers. 
  • Full Rack: Contains 8 Exadata Database nodes and 12 Exadata Storage Servers.

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2. Cloud Control Plane

Cloud Control Plane which provides a web-based self-service interface to manage Exadata Cloud Service. In addition to that, you also get REST APIs which also provide programmatic access to the service administration functions.

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3. Oracle Cloud Operations Console & Team

All hardware, firmware, and the Exadata Storage Server software are managed by Oracle with the help of Oracle Cloud Operations which is integrated with the Exadata Cloud Instance using a management network.

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4. Oracle Object Storage Cloud Service

The Oracle Exadata instance consists of an Oracle Object Storage Cloud Service which contains the Exadata backups. Additionally, Oracle Exadata Database Server can be backed up here.

Note: Apart from backup on Oracle Cloud Storage, a local backup can be created on the Exadata Storage Server.

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5. Client Applications

In order to access the Exadata Cloud Service, one first needs to establish a connection between the Client Applications like EBS, Java Applications, etc and Oracle Exadata Instance by one of these 3 ways:

  • Public Internet. Using the public Internet and Secure Protocols, such as SSH on Port 22 and Oracle Net on Port 1521. A private IP is assigned to the client which connects to the Exadata Instance.
  • IPSec VPN. Configuring an IPSec VPN to provide a secure connection between your network and Oracle Cloud over the Internet.  Here, a Private IP is assigned.
  • FastConnect. FastConnect provides higher-bandwidth options, more reliable and consistent networking experience compared to the Internet-based connections.

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