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Oracle Ravello Cloud Service
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Enterprise imperative – move VMware apps to cloud
…but can’t!
Reasons for move Roadblocks

Savings – Retire Datacenters Complex app spread over
virtualized and physical
hosts
Move to OpEx business
model
Sophisticated networking
Bring agility in responding
to business needs
Long migration projects
Running out of datacenter with uncertain outcome
space
Moving data-center workloads to the cloud is challenging
Public cloud is very different from data-center
VMware VMs can’t run on No physical hosts on Layer 2 networking not Cloud network & security
public cloud public cloud supported appliances different from
data-center
Re-platforming ‘P2V’ conversions Re-networking Re-configuration
Migration requires application re-writes, re-platforming, re-networking –

expensive & time consuming
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Ravello is an overlay cloud service
Take any VMware based multi-VM application

and run it in any cloud
without making any changes
Same VMs, same networking, same storage
Workflow
Upload your VMs (VMware or KVM)
Oracle Ravello auto-discovers the network. {Edit if needed}
Deploy to public cloud
Spin up as many isolated copies as you need
How does Ravello work?
Nested Network & Self-contained capsule with same VMs &
Virtualization + Storage Overlay
= Networking
Data Center Cloud – today

VM1 VM2 VM3
Stack View
VM1 VM2 VM3
ESXi ESXi HVX
Xen (OCI-Classic, AWS)

x86 x86
KVM (OCI,GCE)
x86
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Nested virtualization engine
• Designed to run on already virtualized

hardware
• Uses hardware assisted nested
virtualization when available
• Exposes VMware or KVM virtual devices
• Requires no changes to the VM
Networking overlay
Distributed network services & tunneling
User User User User User User Distributed switch,
VM VM VM VM VM VM router, DHCP, DNS and
firewall services
vSwitch vSwitch vSwitch vSwitch Exposes clean L2

network to VMs
vRtr vDHCP vRtr vDHCP vRtr vDHCP vRtr vDHCP
vGateway vGateway vGateway vGateway Static IPs, VLANs,

VXLAN, PXE boot, L2/3
HVX HVX HVX HVX
network appliances
Internet
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Ravello on OCI
Technical Description
Ravello on OCI
• Leverages the unique access that Ravello has on OCI together with the
state-of-the-art platform to offer a far superior user experience
– Utilize Hardware support for nested virtualization
– Utilize bare-metal instances where applicable
– Utilize deep network integration to natively peer Ravello environments with OCI’s
Virtual Cloud Networks (VCN)
Internal Network FastConnect / Data Compliance

Connectivity VPNaaS Soverignity SOC 1 & 2
to OCI PaaS / IaaS connectivity to Library storage compliance
Ravello on OCI management to
lock VMs to
regions
Flavors of nested virtualization
Software based Hardware assisted Running directly on

nested virtualization nested virtualization bare-metal
VM1 VM2 VM1 VM2
HVX HVX VM1 VM2
Virtualization
r r
Extensions
Cloud host with
virtualization HVX
Cloud Host
Xen (AWS) / KVM (GCE) extensions KVM (OCI) r
Bare Metal
x86 x86 x86
Bigger VMs
4X Bigger VMs – 32 vCPUs 200 GB RAM
− Run ‘beefier’ applications that

require vertical scaling
High Availability
• Host anti-affinity
Host anti-affinity
− HA: VMs form failover pairs on App App
different cloud hosts Failover Pair 1 Failover Pair 2
− Reliable performance: CPU hungry VM1 VM3
VMs run on separate hosts

VM2 VM4
VM1 VM2 VM3 VM4
HVX HVX
r r
Xen (OCI-Classic, AWS) / Xen (OCI-Classic, AWS) /
Host 1
KVM (OCI, GCE) KVM (OCI, GCE)
Host 2
Cloud
Cloud
x86 x86
Ravello on Oracle Cloud makes this journey easy
Move VMware VMs ’as-is’ with Ravello –
same VMs, networking, storage
192.168.0.23 192.168.0.24 192.168.0.25 192.168.0.24 192.168.0.25

192.168.0.23
192.168.1.23 192.168.1.25 192.168.1.23 192.168.1.25
Bare Metal Service
Physical hosts move to Bare Metal Service
Data-center Oracle Cloud Infrastructure
Example – On-premise EBS to Oracle Cloud Infrastructure
No changes
for
Virtualized Ravello virtualized
Oracle Traffic Director Oracle Traffic Director tier
10.2.0.10/24 10.2.0.10/24
10.2.0.20/24 10.2.0.21/24 10.2.0.22/24 10.2.0.20/24 10.2.0.21/24 10.2.0.22/24
App Tier App Tier

10.3.0.20/24 10.3.0.21/24 10.3.0.22/24 10.3.0.20/24 10.3.0.21/24 10.3.0.22/24
10.3.0.23/24 10.3.0.23/24
Shared Storage Shared Storage

10.3.0.24/24
Physical 20.3.0.24/24 Bare Metal
Oracle DB Oracle DB Service
Minimal
changes for
physical tier
Data-center Oracle Cloud Infrastructure
Data-center capabilities on public cloud for every stage of
enterprise application lifecycle
Application / Virtual Development/ UAT/Staging/Upgrade

Appliance PoCs Integration Testing Testing
Production Enterprise
Training Security Testing
Application
Next steps
• Learn more at https://cloud.oracle.com/ravello
• Technology details, customer case studies, etc.
• Sign up for a Ravello free trial ($300 credit)

• Upload a few VMs and try deploying them to the cloud
• Support available via My Oracle Support
• Calculate the price of your application here
Organizations around the world use Oracle Ravello

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Oracle Ravello Cloud Service

Reasons for move Roadblocks

Re-platforming ‘P2V’ conversions Re-networking Re-configuration

Migration requires application re-writes, re-platforming, re-networking –

Take any VMware based multi-VM application

Same VMs, same networking, same storage

Upload your VMs (VMware or KVM)

Oracle Ravello auto-discovers the network. {Edit if needed}

Deploy to public cloud

Spin up as many isolated copies as you need

Data Center Cloud – today

VM1 VM2 VM3

ESXi ESXi HVX

Xen (OCI-Classic, AWS)

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• Designed to run on already virtualized

vSwitch vSwitch vSwitch vSwitch Exposes clean L2

vGateway vGateway vGateway vGateway Static IPs, VLANs,

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Internal Network FastConnect / Data Compliance

Software based Hardware assisted Running directly on

VM1 VM2 VM1 VM2

HVX HVX VM1 VM2

Xen (AWS) / KVM (GCE) extensions KVM (OCI) r

4X Bigger VMs – 32 vCPUs 200 GB RAM

− Run ‘beefier’ applications that

− Reliable performance: CPU hungry VM1 VM3

VMs run on separate hosts

VM1 VM2 VM3 VM4

192.168.0.23 192.168.0.24 192.168.0.25 192.168.0.24 192.168.0.25

192.168.1.23 192.168.1.25 192.168.1.23 192.168.1.25

Bare Metal Service

Physical hosts move to Bare Metal Service

Data-center Oracle Cloud Infrastructure

10.2.0.20/24 10.2.0.21/24 10.2.0.22/24 10.2.0.20/24 10.2.0.21/24 10.2.0.22/24

App Tier App Tier

Shared Storage Shared Storage

Application / Virtual Development/ UAT/Staging/Upgrade

• Sign up for a Ravello free trial ($300 credit)

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