Oracle Exadata X82 Datasheet ((exclusive)) -
The X8-2 platform is available across three distinct deployment models:
The X8-2 utilizes a powerful two-socket architecture for its database servers, featuring significant enhancements over previous generations in terms of processing power and local storage capacity.
An enterprise-grade, high-performance database platform requires deep technical integration between hardware and software. The represents a landmark generation in Oracle’s engineered systems portfolio, designed specifically to run Oracle Database workloads with maximum speed, scalability, and reliability. oracle exadata x82 datasheet
Furthermore, the X8-2 expands memory capacity, a crucial requirement for large System Global Areas (SGA) and in-memory column stores. By supporting vast amounts of DRAM, the system allows enterprises to cache more data closer to the processor, reducing latency for mission-critical OLTP applications. The compute node design in the X8-2 effectively addresses the processing bottleneck, ensuring that the CPU is rarely waiting on data.
Each Database Server in the X8-2 is a high-performance x86 server. The X8-2 platform is available across three distinct
12 x 14 TB SAS disks (168 TB raw) and 4 x 6.4 TB NVMe Flash cards (25.6 TB Flash) Extreme Flash (EF): 8 x 6.4 TB NVMe Flash drives (51.2 TB raw Flash) Extended (XT):
The X8-2 incorporates features designed for mission-critical environments: Furthermore, the X8-2 expands memory capacity, a crucial
Exadata X8-2 is engineered as a unified platform capable of handling isolated or mixed database workloads seamlessly:
Below is the structured technical data for a standard Exadata X8-2 deployment. Compute Server Specifications Technical Specification
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Each Exadata X8-2 database server is designed for high-density transactional processing and complex query execution.