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Oracle Database Appliance X11

TOI - Technical HW Overview

January 6, 2025
Agenda

1 Oracle Database Appliance Portfolio - Vision


2 Hardware Overview ODA X11
a) What’s new with ODA X11
b) ODA Family overview
c) ODA X11 HW Overview
1. Configuration component details
2. PCIe slots configuration details
3. Networking details
4. BIOS settings

3 Q&A

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Oracle Database Appliance vision

Appliance Simplicity
Unique end-to-end automation makes it simple to deploy, operate,
and support the full database software and hardware stack

Highest Reliability and Security


Unique integration with Oracle database ensures security and
availability through all types of outages and updates

Lowest Cost
Unique automation, optimization, and software licensing greatly
reduce capital, labor, and maintenance costs

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ODA X11 | Model Family Hardware Specifications
ODA X11-HA
Item ODA X11-S ODA X11-L
(2 nodes per system)

CPU 1x AMD-32core, Turin 2x AMD-32core, Turin 4x AMD-32core, Turin

256GB (4x 64GB) 512GB (8x 64GB) 1TB (16x 64GB)


DRAM
Optional/Expandable to: Optional/Expandable to: Optional/Expandable to:
(6400 MT/s)
512GB (8x 64GB) 1TB (16x 64GB) 2 TB (32x 64GB)
768GB (12x 64GB) 1.5TB (24x 64GB) 3 TB (48x 64GB)

Boot Media 2x M.2 NVMe 480 GB per node

Up to 3 NICs per server:


Network NIC
Dual 25G CX6-LX or Quad 10G (Campbell Pond)

Storage- Flash 2x 6.8TB NVMe SFF SSD v10 2x 6.8TB NVMe SFF SSD v10
n/a
SFF (not expandable) (expandable to 4x 6.8TB SFF)

Storage- Flash
n/a Up to 4x Aura10 6.8TB AIC NVMe n/a
AIC
Storage- Flash 6 x 7.68TB SAS3 SSD
n/a n/a
SAS (expandable: up to 48)

18x22TB + 6x 7.68TB SSD


Storage- HDD n/a n/a
(expandable to 36x22TB + 12x7.68TB SSD)

HBA n/a n/a Silverthorne

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Oracle Database Appliance | High-Availability Configuration

V1 X3 X4 X5 X6 X7 X8 X9 X10 X11
Sep 2011 Mar 2013 Nov 2013 Jan 2015 Oct 2016 Oct 2017 Sep 2019 Jun 2022 Sept 2023 Jan 2025 V1 – X11
Xeon X5675 Xeon E5- E5-2697 v2 E5-2699 v3 E5-2630 v4 Xeon 6140 Xeon 5218 Xeon 4314 AMD 9334 AMD 9J15 Growth
2690

SSD Storage (TB, raw) --- --- --- 3.2 48 128 368 368 368 368 115 X

HDD Storage (TB, raw) 12 36 36 128 --- 300 504 648 792 792 66 X

CPU (cores) 24 32 48 72 40 72 64 64 128 128 5.3 X


Max Memory (TB) 0.2 0.5 0.5 1.5 1.5 1.5 1.5 2.0 3.0 3.0 15 X
Ethernet (Gb/s) 48 80 80 80 80 100 300 300 300 300 6X
Max Read IOPS 4,466 6,500 6,500 300,000 2,250,000 2,250,000 2,250,000 2,880,000 3,251,000 3,478,991 779 X
Bandwidth (GB/sec) 3.0 5.3 5.3 6.0 22.2 22.2 22.2 23.0 29.6 32.2 10.7 X

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Oracle Database Appliance | Single-Node Configuration

X6 X7 X8 X9 X10 X11 X6 – X11


Oct 2016 Oct 2017 Sept 2019 Jun 2022 Sept 2023 Jan 2025
E5-2630 v4 Xeon 6140 Xeon 5218 Xeon 4314 AMD 9334 AMD 9J15 Growth

SSD Storage (TB, raw) 28.8 51.2 76.8 81.6 54.4 54.4 1.8 X

CPU (cores) 20 36 32 32 64 64 3.2 X

Max Memory (TB) 768 768 768 1,024 1,536 1,536 2.0 X
Ethernet (Gb/s) 60 50 150 150 150 150 2.5 X
Max Read IOPS (Million) 2.2 2.68 3.35 4.83 6.83 6.83 3.1 X
Bandwidth (GB/sec) 19.2 25.6 25.6 75.9 79.6 80.8 4.2 X

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Oracle Database Appliance X11 Model Family

Addresses the compute and data requirements


of a wide range of workloads
HIGHER
PERFORMANCE

Oracle Database Appliance X11-HA


Oracle Database Appliance X11-L Single-instance and RAC
Single-instance 128 cores
Oracle Database Appliance X11-S 64 cores 1 TB GB memory, expandable to 3 TB
Single-instance 512 GB memory, expandable to 1.5 TB Up to 6 public network cards
32 cores Up to 3 public network cards 46 TB SSD data storage, expandable up to
256 GB memory, expandable to 768 GB 13.6 TB data storage, 368 TB SSD or up to 92 TB SSD + 792 TB HDD (raw)
Up to 3 public network cards expandable up to 54.4 TB (raw)
13.6 TB data storage (raw)

CAPACITY HIGHER

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Oracle Database Appliance
Single Node and Clustered Platform Choices

Fully Redundant Highly Available System: X11-HA


10/25 GbE Public Networking

Single Node: X11-S

Compute Node
25 GbE Interconnect
Compute Node Compute Node
Single Node: X11-L
SAS

Compute Node

Disk Shelf
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ODA SW Releases | Focus on Value Proposition

Q2’CY22 Q3 Q4’CY22 Q1 Q2’CY23 Q3 Q1’CY24 Q2’CY24 Q3 Q4’CY24

19.24 (Aug): Bug fixes and Database RU July-2024


19.18 (Feb): Bug fixes and Database RU Jan-2023

19.20 (Aug): Bug fixes and Database RU July-2023


19.20.0.1 (Sep): ODA X10, Oracle Linux 8

19.22 (Mar): Bug fixes and Database RU Jan-2024


Rel 19.15 (June) 19.16 (Aug): Bug fixes and Database RU July-2022 Rel 19.17 (Nov) Rel 19.19 (May) Rel 19.21 (Jan) Rel 19.23 (May) Rel 19.25 (Nov)
• Data Preserving • Error Correlation • Configure speed for • OL7 to OL8 upgrade • Oracle Database 23ai • ODA X11 Support
Reprovisioning 25GbE NIC for X9, X8, and X7 support • Support for
• Linux Kernel Core
(node restore) • DPR 2.0 (Data storing TDE keys
Extractor for • Viewing Error • Multiple Databases in
• Enterprise Edition troubleshooting Correlation Reports Preserving DB Systems on OKV
High Availability Using ODACLI Reprovisioning) • OL8 STIG support
• Patching Individual • Support for
(EEHA) • Oracle Database RU
Oracle Database • Specifying Disk Passwordless Multi- • Oracle Database
• OVM to KVM Group Redundancy Oct’23 User Access RU Oct’24
• Oracle Database RU
Migration for VM Storage
Oct’22 • Multi-user support in
• Server rolling upgrade • Oracle Database RU DB Systems
(-local option) Apr’23 • Support for
• Registering Oracle Data Configuring External
Guard on ODA ASR
• Modifying the Memory • Oracle Database RU
Size on DB Systems April’24
• Oracle Database RU
April’22

= Secure
= Simple and Optimized
= Reliable/Serviceability
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Hardware Overview

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ODA X11-S – Small Hardware Configuration

Component Details
Database Single Instance EE
Deployment Option Bare Metal and KVM
CPU 32-core AMD EPYCTM 9J15 processor
2.95GHz (up to 4.4 GHz)
Memory 256 GB (4 x 64 GB), expandable to 512GB
(8 x 64 GB) or 768 GB (12 x 64 GB)
Flash Storage (Raw) 13.6 TB NVMe (2 x 6.8 TB NVMe)
Boot Disk 2 x 480 GB M.2 NVMe SSD (Mirrored)
Network 4 x 10GBase-T ports (RJ45) expandable
up to 12 x 10GBase-T ports or
2 x 10/25 GbE ports (SFP28) expandable
up to 6 x 10/25 GbE ports
(mixing NIC types is allowed)

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ODA X11-L – Large Hardware Configuration

Component Details
Database Single Instance EE
Deployment Option Bare Metal and KVM
CPU 2x 32-core AMD EPYCTM 9J15 processor
2.95GHz (up to 4.4 GHz)
Memory 512 GB (8 x 64 GB), expandable to 1 TB
(16 x 64 GB) or 1.5 TB (24 x 64 GB)
Flash Storage (Raw) 13.6 TB NVMe (2 x 6.8 TB NVMe)
expandable up to 54.4 TB
Boot Disk 2 x 480 GB M.2 NVMe SSD (Mirrored)
Network 4 x 10GBase-T ports (RJ45) expandable Populate in the following order:
up to 12 x 10GBase-T ports or • 4 NVMe SSDs in the front, SFF (Small Form Factor). Fill up first.
2 x 10/25 GbE ports (SFP28) expandable • 4 NVMe SSDs in the back, AIC (Add-In-Card). Fill after SFF.
up to 6 x 10/25 GbE ports
(mixing NIC types is allowed)

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Estimated Usable Space ODA X11-S/X11-L

Usable Storage Usable Storage


Number of 6.8 TB NVMe
Raw Storage TB Normal Redundancy High Redundancy
SSDs
(Double Mirroring) (Triple Mirroring)
X11-S/X11-L (2 Drives) 13.6 TB 6.2 TB N/A

X11-L (4 Drives) 27.2 TB 10.5 TB 7.0 TB

X11-L (6 Drives) 40.8 TB 15.8 TB 10.5 TB

X11-L (8 Drives) 54.4 TB 21.0 TB 14.0 TB

The storage capacity is the aggregate for DATA and RECO disk groups. The raw capacity is based on disk
hardware terabytes (TB = 10004 bytes). The estimated usable storage capacity is calculated by converting disk
hardware terabytes into software storage terabytes (TB = 10244 bytes), and accounts for 15% reserved space
required to restore full redundancy in case of disk failure (not applicable to the two-drive configuration). The
high redundancy values in the table describe the space needed to recover from one failure only.

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ODA X11-S/X11-L Back Panel

Note: Only Oracle network cards are supported

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ODA X11-S/X11-L Bare Metal & KVM host
Choice of up to 3x 10GBase-T or 10/25 GbE SFP28 PCIe Network Cards per Server

PCIe Slot Type Interfaces Bonding VLAN Bridge Notes


n/a Dummy priv0 n/a priv0.100 privasm privasm is for ASM network
5 4 x 10GBase-T ports or p5p1, p5p2 btbond1 pubnet btbond1 or btbond2 assigned during deployment,
(Required) 2 x 10/25GbE SFP28 ports (p5p3, p5p4) (btbond2) remaining bond assigned post deployment
4 4 x 10GBase-T ports or p4p1, p4p2 btbond3 Assigned post deployment
(Option X11-L) 2 x 10/25GbE SFP28 ports (p4p3, p4p4) (btbond4)
9 4 x 10GBase-T ports or p9p1, p9p2 btbond3 Assigned post deployment
(Option X11-S) 2 x 10/25GbE SFP28 ports (p9p3, p9p4) (btbond4)
8 4 x 10GBase-T ports or p8p1, p8p2 btbond5 Assigned post deployment
(Optional) 2 x 10/25GbE SFP28 ports (p8p3, p8p4) (btbond6)
On-board 1GBase-T em1 n/a Assigned post deployment

Notes:
• You cannot break the bonds to create separate networks with ODA X11 systems.
• Cross-bonding support for ODA X11

Network interfaces within the DB System (KVM for Oracle Database)


Interfaces Network
enp0s3 Public
enp0s4 ASM
priv0 Dummy Cluster Interconnect

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ODA X11-HA – High Availability Configuration
Component Details
Database RAC and Single Instance EE
Deployment Option Bare Metal and KVM
Base System 2 x Servers and 1 x Storage Shelf
Each CPU 2x 32-core AMD EPYCTM 9J15 processor
Server 2.95GHz (up to 4.4 GHz)
Memory 512 GB (8 x 64 GB), expandable to 1 TB
(16 x 64 GB) or 1.5 TB (24 x 64 GB)
Boot Drive 2 x 480 GB M.2 NVMe SSD (Mirrored)
Storage Expansion Options
Public Network 4 x 10GBase-T ports (RJ45) expandable
up to 12 x 10GBase-T ports or Expandable to 2 x Storage Shelves
2 x 10/25 GbE ports (SFP28) expandable High Performance Configuration:
up to 6 x 10/25 GbE ports 6 Pack of 7.68 TB SSD (46 TB), expandable up to
(mixing NIC types is allowed) 184 TB per shelf (Raw)
Interconnect 2x 25 GbE High-Capacity Configuration:
SSD Storage (Raw) 46 TB SSD (6 x 7.68 TB) 18 Pack of 22 TB HDD (396 TB) per shelf (Raw)

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Estimated Usable Space ODA X11-HA High Performance Configuration

Usable Storage Usable Storage


Number of 7.68 TB SSDs Raw Storage TB Normal Redundancy High Redundancy
(Double Mirroring) (Triple Mirroring)
6 SSDs 46 TB 17.8 TB 11.9 TB
12 SSDs 92 TB 35.6 TB 23.7 TB
18 SSDs 138 TB 53.4 TB 35.6 TB
24 SSDs 184 TB 71.2 TB 47.5 TB
48 SSDs 368 TB 142.5 TB 95.0 TB

The storage capacity is the aggregate for DATA and RECO disk groups. The raw capacity is based on disk
hardware terabytes (TB = 10004 bytes). The estimated usable storage capacity is calculated by converting disk
hardware terabytes into software storage terabytes (TB = 10244 bytes), and accounts for 15% reserved space
required to restore full redundancy in case of disk failure. The high redundancy values in the table describe the
space needed to recover from one failure only.

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Estimated Usable Space ODA X11-HA High Capacity Configuration

Usable Storage Usable Storage


Number of 7.68 TB SSDs
Raw Storage TB Normal Redundancy High Redundancy
and 22 TB HDDs
(Double Mirroring) (Triple Mirroring)

6 SSDs SSDs: 46 TB 17.8 TB 11.9 TB


Plus
18 HDDs HDDs: 396 TB 153.1 TB 102 TB

12 SSDs SSDs: 92 TB 35.6 TB 23.7 TB


Plus
36 HDDs HDDs: 792 TB 306.1 TB 204.1 TB

The SSD storage capacity is allocated to the FLASH disk group. The HDD storage capacity is the aggregate for
DATA and RECO disk groups. The raw capacity is based on disk hardware terabytes (TB = 10004 bytes). The
estimated usable storage capacity is calculated by converting disk hardware terabytes into software storage
terabytes (TB = 10244 bytes), and accounts for 15% reserved space required to restore full redundancy in case of
disk failure. The high redundancy values in the table describe the space needed to recover from one failure only.

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Base System
Expanding Storage in ODA X11-HA
High Performance Configuration

• ODA X11-HA base configuration has 6x 7.68TB 7.68TB 7.68TB


SSD (46 TB raw storage) for DATA/RECO 7.68TB 7.68TB 7.68TB 7.68TB

• Zero downtime expansion of SSD storage Add 6 pack 7.68 TB SSD


7.68TB 7.68TB 7.68TB 7.68TB
– Add up to three 6 Packs of 7.68 TB SSDs for a total of up to
7.68TB 7.68TB 7.68TB 7.68TB
184 TB SSD raw storage
7.68TB 7.68TB 7.68TB 7.68TB
– Add a fully populated SSD expansion shelf with an
7.68TB 7.68TB 7.68TB 7.68TB
additional 184 TB SSD raw storage for DATA/RECO to
double the storage capacity to 368 TB 7.68TB 7.68TB 7.68TB 7.68TB
7.68TB 7.68TB 7.68TB 7.68TB
• The base storage shelf must be fully populated Expansion Shelf
before adding the expansion shelf 7.68TB 7.68TB 7.68TB 7.68TB
7.68TB 7.68TB 7.68TB 7.68TB
• Expansion shelf must be the same configuration 7.68TB 7.68TB 7.68TB 7.68TB
as base shelf 7.68TB 7.68TB 7.68TB 7.68TB
7.68TB 7.68TB 7.68TB 7.68TB
7.68TB
3.2 TB 7.68TB
3.2 TB 7.68TB
3.2 TB 7.68TB
3.2 TB

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Base System
Expanding Storage in ODA X11-HA
High-Capacity Configuration

• ODA X11-HA base configuration has 6x 7.68TB SSD 7.68TB 7.68TB


(46 TB raw storage) for DATA/RECO 7.68TB 7.68TB 7.68TB 7.68TB
• Add the 18 pack of 22 TB HDDs after the initial base Add 18 pack 22 TB HDD
system deployment and redeploy 22 TB 22 TB 22 TB 22 TB
22 TB 22 TB 22 TB 22 TB
– 396 TB of HDD raw storage becomes DATA/RECO
22 TB 22 TB 22 TB 22 TB
– 46 TB of SSD raw storage becomes FLASH 22 TB 22 TB 22 TB 22 TB
7.68TB 7.68TB 22 TB 22 TB
• Add a fully populated expansion shelf with an
7.68TB 7.68TB 7.68TB 7.68TB
additional 396 TB HDD raw storage and 46 TB SSD
raw storage to double the capacity Expansion Shelf
22 TB 22 TB 22 TB 22 TB
• The base storage shelf must be fully populated 22 TB 22 TB 22 TB 22 TB
before adding the expansion shelf 22 TB 22 TB 22 TB 22 TB
22 TB 22 TB 22 TB 22 TB
• Expansion shelf must be the same configuration as 7.68TB 7.68TB 22 TB 22 TB
base shelf 7.68TB 7.68TB 7.68TB 7.68TB

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ODA X11-HA Server Back Panel

Note: Only Oracle network cards are supported


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ODA X11-HA Disk Shelf Back Panel

# Description
1 AC power indicator
2 Fan fail indicator
3 Power supply status indicator
4 DC power fail indicator
5 Power Supply with fan module 0
6 Service ports (reserved for Oracle Service only)
7 SAS I/O module 1
8 SAS I/O module 0
9 Power Supply with fan module 1

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Cable the Oracle Database Appliance X11-HA

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Cable the ODA X11-HA w/ Storage Expansion Shelf

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ODA X11-HA Bare Metal & KVM host Network Details
Choice of up to 3x 10GBase-T or 10/25 GbE SFP28 PCIe Network Cards per Server

PCIe Slot Type Interfaces Bonding VLAN Bridge Notes


1 2 x 10/25GbE SFP28 ports p1p1, p1p2 Icbond0 icbond0.100 privasm • privasm is for ASM network
(Interconnect) Icbond0.1XX privnetX • privnetX (i.e., privnet1) is only created when a
DBSystem (KVM for Oracle Database) is created
5 4 x 10GBase-T ports or p5p1, p5p2 btbond1 Pubnet btbond1 or btbond2 assigned during deployment,
(Required) 2 x 10/25GbE SFP28 ports (p5p3, p5p4) (btbond2) remaining bond assigned post deployment
4 4 x 10GBase-T ports or p4p1, p4p2 btbond3 Assigned post deployment
(Optional) 2 x 10/25GbE SFP28 ports (p4p3, p4p4) (btbond4)
8 4 x 10GBase-T ports or p8p1, p8p2 btbond5 Assigned post deployment
(Optional) 2 x 10/25GbE SFP28 ports (p8p3, p8p4) (btbond6)
On-board 1GBase-T em1 n/a Assigned post deployment

Notes:
• Both servers must have the same network card configuration. You cannot break the bonds to create separate networks with ODA X11 systems.
• The subnet “192.168.16.0/24 and 192.168.17.0/24" are reserved by ODA
• Cross-bonding support for ODA X11

Network interfaces within the DB System (KVM for Oracle Database)


Interfaces Network
enp0s3 Public
enp0s4 ASM
enp0s5 Cluster Interconnect

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Hardware Details

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Local Drives (M.2 NVMe formed RAID1 contain OS)

• ODA X11 M.2 flash modules support NVMe only


• Supports NVMe Hot-Plug
• Each M.2 NVMe device connects to x1 Gen3 PCIe lane
• BRU (Block Raid in UEFI) enabled for RAID1 with two NVMe

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Host view

Bare Metal

# cat /proc/mdstat
Personalities : [raid1]
md0 : active raid1 nvme2n1[0] nvme3n1[1]
468719424 blocks super 1.2 [2/2] [UU]
bitmap: 1/4 pages [4KB], 65536KB chunk

unused devices: <none>

# odaadmcli show disk –local


/dev/nvme2n1 nvme:54:00.00 -1
/dev/nvme3n1 nvme:55:00.00 -1

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Retimer Card and front NVMe

• The 4x front NVMe disks are x4 Gen4


devices
• The retimer is a x16 lanes Gen5 device
• PCIe slot 6 is cabled to be x16 lanes
• PCIe slot 7 is disabled in all ODA X11
models
• x4x4x4x4 bifurcation is set in BIOS config

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Front DBP NVMe SSD 6.8 TB

• See front NVMe disks physical slot in HOST use lspci


• # lspci |grep Non-V
54:00.0 Non-Volatile memory controller: Samsung Electronics Co Ltd NVMe SSD Controller
PM9A1/PM9A3/980PRO
55:00.0 Non-Volatile memory controller: Samsung Electronics Co Ltd NVMe SSD Controller
PM9A1/PM9A3/980PRO
71:00.0 Non-Volatile memory controller: Solidigm NVMe DC SSD [Atomos Prime]
72:00.0 Non-Volatile memory controller: Solidigm NVMe DC SSD [Atomos Prime]

• # lspci -v -s 71:00.0 |grep "Physical Slot"


Physical Slot: 100 >> Front Disk NVMe0
• # lspci -v -s 72:00.0 |grep "Physical Slot"
Physical Slot: 101 >> Front Disk NVMe1

• # nvme list
/dev/nvme0n1 PHCP4246002Q7P6CGN SOLIDIGM SB5PH27X076TOC 1 6.80 TB / 6.80 TB
512 B + 0 B G70YR112
/dev/nvme1n1 PHCP4246006S7P6CGN SOLIDIGM SB5PH27X076TOC 1 6.80 TB / 6.80 TB
512 B + 0 B G70YR112

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NVMe AIC in PCIe slots

• NVMe AIC is a PCIe x8 Gen4 device


• Each AIC contains 2x NVMe drives
• Slot x4 bifurcation is needed
• PCIe slots 2,3,9,1 are x4x4(x4x4)
bifurcated

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AIC (Add-in-card) NVMe SSD 6.8 TB

• See NVMe physical slot in HOST use lspci


• # lspci |grep Non-V

61:00.0 Non-Volatile memory controller: Solidigm NVMe DC SSD [Atomos Prime]
62:00.0 Non-Volatile memory controller: Solidigm NVMe DC SSD [Atomos Prime]

• # lspci -v -s 61:00.0 |grep "Physical Slot:"


Physical Slot: 9
• # lspci -v -s 62:00.0 |grep "Physical Slot:"
Physical Slot: 29
• Both of them are from the AIC in PCIe slot 9

• # nvme list
/dev/nvme6n1 PHCR429000036P8AGN-1 SOLIDIGM SB5PHC7E068TON
/dev/nvme7n1 PHCR429000036P8AGN-2 SOLIDIGM SB5PHC7E068TON

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BIOS view (PCIe slots bifurcation)

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Assigning an IP address to ilom

By default, the ilom is set to DHCP

-> set /SP/network pendingipaddress=10.95.144.64


Set 'pendingipaddress' to ‘10.95.144.64'

-> set /SP/network pendingipdiscovery=static


Set 'pendingipdiscovery' to 'static'

-> set /SP/network pendingipgateway=10.95.144.1


Set 'pendingipgateway' to ‘10.95.144.1'

-> set pendingipnetmask=255.255.240.0


Set 'pendingipnetmask' to '255.255.240.0'

-> set commitpending=true


Set 'commitpending' to 'true'

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ILOM parameters set for ODA

From NODE0 From NODE1

Properties: Properties:
health = OK health = OK
health_details = - health_details = -
open_problems_count = 0 open_problems_count = 0
type = Rack Mount type = Rack Mount
model = ORACLE SERVER E6-2L model = ORACLE SERVER E6-2L
qpart_id = Q14855 qpart_id = Q14855
part_number = 7623732 part_number = 7623732
serial_number = 2439XL000G serial_number = 2439XL000G
rfid_serial_number = 341A583DE58000000010FC74 rfid_serial_number = 341A583DE58000000010FB7E
component_model = ORACLE SERVER E6-2L component_model = ORACLE SERVER E6-2L
component_part_number = 8220269 component_part_number = 8220269
component_serial_number = 2435XLN1BC component_serial_number = 2435XLN1BD
system_identifier = Oracle Database Appliance X11 High Availability 2439XL000G system_identifier = Oracle Database Appliance X11 High Availability 2439XL000G
system_fw_version = 5.1.4.23 system_fw_version = 5.1.4.23

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Q3’CY21 Q4’CY21 Q1

19.14 (Mar): Bug fixes and Database RU Jan-2022


Rel 19.12 (Sept) Rel 19.13 (Dec)
• Support for Oracle • Multi-User Access
Database 21c (in DB
• CIS Compliance
Systems only)
• Support for
• Support for DB
registering TDE-
System patching and
enabled databases
other enhancements
• Parameter repository
• Support for NUMA
for mass updates
(non-uniform
across multiple
memory access)
instances
• Diagnostics data
• Oracle Database RU
collection (BUI only)
Oct’21
for SR filing
• Document search
capability
• Access Docs, FAQ,
Blogs from BUI
• Oracle Database RU
July’21

= Secure
= Simple and Optimized
= Reliable/Serviceability
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Q3’CY19 Q4’ CY19 Q1’ CY20 Q2’ CY20 Q3’ CY20 Q4’ CY20 Q1’CY21 Q2’CY21

Rel 18.8 (Feb) Rel 19.6 (April) Rel 19.7 Rel 19.8 (July) Rel 19.9 (Nov) Rel 19.10 Rel 19.11 (June)
Rel 18.7 (Sept)
• Oracle Linux 7 support (June) • Data Guard (March) • Out of place Patching
• Enabling Kernel • Oracle Autonomous • CPU Pools
Health Framework • Oracle Integration model
Updates • Standard Edition High • KVM for • KVM for
(AHF) included to Run Availability (SEHA) Database RU • SDK/REST API Applications Databases • Oracle Database
• Repository Cleanup Diagnostics Apr’20 Homes on Oracle
• Oracle Flex • Oracle • TDE Support • Integrated
• Unified Auditing for ACFS (on data disks)
• Add/delete network Redundancy Support Database RU DBSAT
Databases • Database Storage
interfaces on ODA for Oracle ACFS Disk July’20 reporting • Enhancements for
• Cloning Databases X8-2 Resize KVM-based Database
Groups • Oracle
(BUI) • Oracle Database RU • Clone of Data Guard System
• Network Database RU
• Updates to the Oct’19 Stdby Jan’21 • FIPS 140-2
Enhancements
Patching Procedure • Audit Records Compliance
• Oracle Database RU
• Oracle Trace File Jan’20 • Oracle Database RU • Support for Adaptive
Analyzer (TFA) and Oct’20 Classification and
ORAchk Enhancements Redaction (ACR)
• Oracle Database RU • Oracle Database RU
Jul’19 Apr’21

= Secure
= Simple and Optimized
= Reliable/Serviceability
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