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FlashGrid
for Oracle DB on AWS

Engineered Cloud System for running Oracle databases on AWS EC2. Easy and repeatable deployment with full control, higher performance, better uptime, and 24/7 support.

FlashGrid for Oracle DB on AWS

Extreme performance configurations

FlashGrid enables extreme performance for Oracle Databases on AWS by using one or more of the following technologies:

Aggregating multiple storage nodes through 100 Gb/s network
Local SSD with persistency through data mirroring
Bare-metal instances, up to 224 cores and 24 TB of memory

Multiple storage nodes

100 Gb/s network enables 10 000 MB/s of throughput with five storage nodes.
This is 4x higher than the maximum EBS throughput of a single EC2 instance.

Storage management is done through ASM disk groups. Normal Redundancy disk groups provide data
mirroring and protection against storage node failures.

Multiple storage nodes

Local SSD

Data warehouse applications or databases that use heavy full-table scans will benefit from 16 000 MB/s of storage throughput on fast local NVMe SSDs. Mirroring data between the local SSDs and EBS volumes provides persistency of data.

i3en.metal instances have 60 TB of local SSD capacity. Additional EBS capacity can be added for larger databases.

Local SSD

Bare-metal instances

Bare-metal instances eliminate any impact of virtualization on performance. Instances with 224 physical cores and up to 24 TB of memory can serve extremely heavy workloads, thus eliminating the need for more complex clustering or sharding.

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Billing Platform Provider Moves Database Clusters to AWS, Maintains High Availability SLA

“With FlashGrid and AWS we can now deploy a new application within two weeks instead of six months, without compromising our availability SLA.”

David Urban, VP Operations, Aria Systems

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