Exadata X5-2 - Arrow ECS

1 Exadata X5-2 Highlights and coresCoD minimummin. licenses*average 40%X5-2 Eighth Rack3616844%X5-2 Quarter Rack72281439%X5-2 Half Rack144562839%X5-2 Full Rack2881125639%* Calculation: CoD Minimum multiplied by Core Factor (in this case for Intel Xeon by )Licensing for DB and Options - Capacity on Demand (CoD)Licensing for Exadata X5-2 is similiar to Pay-As-You-Grow model of ODA ( oracle database Appliance). This means you can start with minimum licenses (see table below) and add additional cores when needed. Deactivating Cores and therefore reducing licenses are not allowed. Attention: Platinum Service or OCM connected mode is mandatory (no execptions).Highlights slight price changeconfignodes/cellsX4 list priceX5 list pricedeltaX5-2 Eighth Rack2/3220k USD220k USD0%X5-2 Quarter Rack2/3330k USD330k USD0%X5-2 Half Rack4/7620k USD602k USD-4%X5-2 Full Rack8/141100k USD1100k USD0%X5-2 Storage Expansion 1/4 Rack0/4225k USD300k USD+33% New Option Elastic Configuration available besides Fixed Configuration (Eighth, Quarter, Half and Full Rack).

2 Option starts with base rack and you can add compute nodes and storage cells. New Intel Xeon 18 Core Compute Server with +50% better performance. Solaris is not supported on Exadata X5 anymore. Exadata X5 supports OVM and trusted partitions. Modus High Performance (HP) replaced by Ext-reme Flash (EF). Each EF Storage Server contains 8 x TB PCI flash drives. Modus High Capacity (HC) still available. Pricing of HC and EF are the same as it was at former generatio