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Reference Architecture Guide—Accelerate Oracle Database using Oracle TimesTen as an Application-Tier Cache
Executive summary Solution architecture and components overview
Architecture overview
TimesTen cache application server tier
Two-node RAC servers
TimesTen cache AWT replication overview
Dell EMC shared storage array
25 GbE Networking Switches
Use cases, test methodologies, and results Conclusion References Appendix: Configuration details

Architecture overview

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Architecture overview

  • As shown in the figure below, the architecture that we tested included a dedicated Dell EMC PowerEdge server as the (TimesTen) application or client server, two dedicated PowerEdge servers for the two-node RAC database cluster, and a Dell EMC all-flash enterprise storage array for storing the Oracle data and HLR benchmarking schema. We used two 25 GbE top-of-rack (ToR) switches for all the database traffic between the application server, Oracle RAC nodes, and the shared storage array. We used two 1 GbE Dell EMC Networking switches for any management traffic.

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    Figure 1.              Solution physical architecture overview