OakTableWorld 2013: Ultimate Exadata IO monitoring – Flash, HardDisk , &amp; Write back cache overhead

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Ultimate Exadata IO monitoring
Flash, HardDisk , & Write back cache
overhead
Presented by:
Karl Arao
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whoami
Karl Arao
• Senior Technical Consultant @ Enkitec
• Performance and Capacity Planning Enthusiast
7 years DBA experience
Oracle ACE, OCP-DBA, RHCE, OakTable
Blog: karlarao.wordpress.com
Wiki: karlarao.tiddlyspot.com
Twitter: @karlarao
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Booth #501
Moscone
South

Agenda
• Performance scenario
• WBFC
• Different ways to Monitoring IO
• AWR IO data
• Correlate up to the workload and sqlstats data – feedback loop
• Cell data - cell_iops.sh
• Scaling it!
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OEM12c storage grid perf
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WBFC
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http://goo.gl/2WCmw

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Write-Through Write-Back

Tableau demo on
AWR IOPS and Workload data
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Different views of IO performance with AWR data
http://goo.gl/i660CZ
SECTION 1: USER IO wait class and cell single block reads latency with curve fitting
SECTION 2: Small IOPS vs Large IOPS
SECTION 3: Flash vs HD IOPS
SECTION 4: Flash vs HD IOPS with read/write breakdown
SECTION 5: IO throughput read/write MB/s
SECTION 6: Drill down on smart scans affecting cell single block latency on 24hour
period
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Measuring the effect of IORM on latency

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IORM BASIC IORM AUTO IORM
LOW
LATENCY

Tableau demo on
Cell data - cell_iops.sh
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Metric Extensions + BIP
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DB and CELL IOPS/MBs comparison:
1)Create metric extensions for DB and CELL
2)Create the model
3)Graph it in Tableau and BIP
4)Schedule the email of final reports/visualization

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Reference band for HardDisk IOPS capacity
Check the _OTHER_DATABASE_ IOPS and compare with AWR and CELL
numbers for WBFC destage & flash cache metadata operations overhead

Workload AAS by day per node
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Summary
• WBFC
• Different ways to Monitoring IO
• AWR IO data
• Correlate up to the workload and sqlstats data – feedback loop
• Cell data - cell_iops.sh
• Scaling it with Metric Extensions and BIP
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References
• WBFC patent http://goo.gl/2WCmw
• AWR scripts and cell_iops.sh
http://karlarao.wordpress.com/scripts-resources/
• SQL Developer ready AWR scripts http://goo.gl/ocv5b
• Different views of IO performance with AWR data http://goo.gl/i660CZ
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Questions?
karlarao.wordpress.com
karlarao.tiddlyspot.com
@karlarao
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karl.arao@enkitec.com

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