Oracle Database sets new record
This latest TPC-H Three Terabyte result not only demonstrates the high-performance grid capabilities of Oracle Database 10g for large data warehouses, but also sets up a milestone as the fastest TPC-H clustered benchmark ever published, Oracle says.
With a server configuration made up of a 64-Node HP ProLiant BL25p cluster, each with one Dual-Core AMD Opteron Model 280 processor and Red Hat Enterprise Linux 4, Oracle Database 10g with Oracle Real Application Clusters achieved a performance of 110 576,5 QphH@3000GB with a price-performance ratio of $37,80/QphH@3000GB.
“This historic benchmark is testimony to the combined excellence of the HP BladeSystem and Oracle Database 10g,” says Rick Becker, vice-president and GM, BladeSystem and Volume Software Businesses, HP. “Customers can count on HP and Oracle to deliver an ideal platform for grid computing that is capable of quickly processing complex queries against large data warehouses.”
According to Oracle, Database 10g with Oracle Real Application Clusters provides a single, integrated database engine for scalable and high-performing grid computing implementations.
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