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* * * 红色字体为OOW后新发布的数据，主要是取消了Exadata内的全量备份功能后得到的值 * Main point: map Fusion Middleware to our working architecture In our earlier keynote we got a good overview of Oracle Fusion Middleware, highlighting the 11g focus on being complete, open, integrated, hot pluggable, and best of breed. Let’s see how these map to our working private cloud architecture [step through build] And keep in mind, the point of this whole approach is to address the challenges we highlighted up front: agility, quality of service, and efficiency. * * Main point: highlight key cloud points for Application Grid Capabilities: Both WebLogic Server’s and Coherence’s ability to dynamically adjust their use of underlying physical services by dynamically adding and removing nodes from clusters is a core enabling capability for cloud’s elastic capacity. Those dynamic mechanisms are easily automatable by virtue of their integration with Enterprise Manager. In a moment we’re going to talk about Appliance Builder, a new capability coming out this year that makes deployment of new apps faster than ever. Using these capabilities in a cloud architecture increases operational efficiency, makes deploying apps fast for your departmental users, and makes for the highest possible quality of service—hitting all of our main value points for going the private cloud route. Foundation-level components such as these are make-or-break for performance, and as you saw in the earlier keynote, WebLogic Server holds the world records in performance for all major categories. In addition, the Fusion Middleware application grid technologies are the most dynamically adjustable in their categories, best supporting cloud’s elastic capacity requirement. * * * * Main point: Application grid’s dynamic capacity is a fundamental enabler for cloud [click] as any particular departmental app sees a spike in demand, the brains of the underlying application grid, Enterprise Manager, senses that spike and issues the optimal controls to