Cost comparison for business decision-makers between Oracle Exadata and IBM power system
The FactPoint Group is a Silicon Valley-based research, and consulting firm that is dedicated to the business improvement of its clients.Factpoint Group has conducted survey for Exadata vs IBM Power system with the help of customers as well as technical team who are using these systems.
The research produce TCO comparison for both the systems which includes:
- Acquisition costs
- Implementation and deployment costs
- Operations and maintenance costs for three years.
Below are the major points which were included in the research.
Implementation Cost
As
per research Oracle Exadata require 59% fewer man-hours than the traditional IBM system.
Implementation Time
Implementation of Exadata can be completed
within one week where IBM system requires 3 week for implementation.
Exadata requires 40% fewer man-hours than
IBM system for operation and maintenance.
Acquisition Costs
It includes one-time cost of purchasing
hardware and software. Almost 40% less cost of Exadata than the IBM system.
TCO Comparison
Exadata TCO is 31% lesser than IBM system.
Power and Cooling Calculation
With Exadata around 50% cost saving on
Power and Cooling
Performance benefits over IBM systems
on Exadata are:
- Smart Flash Cache
- Storage Index
- Compression
- IORM
- Single vendor management
- No specific storage, OS or network team required to manage Exadata
- Change management can work faster as only DBA team required for change so OS, Storage and Network team co-ordination is not required and time can be saved here
- Might be we have missed many more features of Exadata here but for understanding a comparison these points are enough
Good piece of info...thanks
ReplyDeleteExadata vs IBM P System is an equal comparison. Highlight of this article is simple comparison of major point between these two system using relevant info graphics. We as XDuce are organizing a workshop for Exadata Database Machine Administration. Connect here for more details and registrations: Exadata Machine Training
ReplyDeletePower and Cooling Calculation refers to Appendix B for details. How to access the Appendix B? Does Oracle provide Power Calculator for Exadata? I see power calculator for Oracle servers.
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