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FlashGrid
for Oracle RAC on AWS

Engineered Cloud System designed for database high availability
Infrastructure-as-Code deployment with a few mouse clicks
24/7 support for entire infrastructure stack
Recommended by AWS for running Oracle RAC

Extreme performance configurations

FlashGrid enables extreme performance for Oracle RAC 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
FlashGrid Read-Local™ Technology
Bare-metal instances (up to 224 cores and 24 TB of memory) eliminate any impact of virtualization on performance.

2-node or 3-node clusters

Applications that require very high storage read performance will benefit from using local SSDs with 16 GB/s throughput per node and 2M IOPS per node. FlashGrid Read-Local Technology eliminates storage read overhead and makes the full throughput available to your database.

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

FlashGrid Storage Fabric provides mechanisms for ensuring persistence of the data placed on the local SSDs by maintaining a mirrored copy on EBS and by automatically reconstructing data in case of a loss of an EC2 instance with local SSDs.

Extra-large databases

Databases with sizes of 100’s TB can be placed on multiple storage nodes connected via the 100 Gb/s network. Each storage node provides 10 GB/s of throughput. Each database node has up to 7 GB/s of storage throughput. For example, a cluster with 6 RAC nodes and 5 storage nodes will have aggregate storage throughput of 42 GB/s.

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

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Global Credit Ratings Provider Moves Databases from Exadata to AWS, Selects FlashGrid as the New Platform

“We had to migrate dozens of mission critical Oracle RAC databases from Exadata to AWS with FlashGrid, and were able to do it without sacrificing performance or availability.”

Rama Kolli, Sr. Director – Database Management, S&P Global Rating

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