CN111475112A - Device for improving performance of Oracle database and data reading and writing method - Google Patents
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Abstract
The invention discloses a device for improving the performance of an Oracle database and a data reading and writing method, wherein the Oracle database is configured on a server, and a CPU (central processing unit) of the server is connected with at least one HDD (hard disk drive) disk and at least one nonvolatile memory; the HDD disks correspond to the nonvolatile memories one by one, and the quantity of the HDD disks is the same; an HDD disk and a nonvolatile memory are configured as a block device; a memory block device is created on the nonvolatile memory, and the memory block device is configured as a cache device corresponding to the HDD disk. When writing data, Oracle data is firstly written on the nonvolatile memory and then written back on the HDD disk in a writeback mode; when reading data, firstly detecting whether the data is on the nonvolatile memory, if so, directly reading the data from the nonvolatile memory, otherwise, continuously reading the data from the HDD magnetic disk. The invention can effectively improve the read-write capability of the database and reduce the cost of the server.
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Technical Field
The invention relates to the field of Oracle databases, in particular to a device for improving the performance of an Oracle database and a database data reading and writing method.
Background
The Oracle database (named Oracle RDBMS, a relational database management system of Oracle corporation) system is a popular relational database management system at present due to good portability, convenient use and strong function, and is suitable for various large, medium, small and microcomputer environments.
Disclosure of Invention
In order to solve the problems, the invention provides a device for improving the performance of an Oracle database and a data reading and writing method.
The technical scheme of the invention is as follows: an apparatus for improving performance of Oracle database, wherein the Oracle database is configured on a server,
the CPU of the server is connected with at least one HDD disk and at least one nonvolatile memory; the HDD disks correspond to the nonvolatile memories one by one, and the quantity of the HDD disks is the same;
an HDD disk and a nonvolatile memory are configured as a block device;
a memory block device is created on the nonvolatile memory, and the memory block device is configured as a cache device corresponding to the HDD disk.
Further, a block device configuration module is configured on the server, the memory block devices on the nonvolatile memory are configured as cache devices, and the HDD disks are set as backend devices, so that each HDD disk and the corresponding nonvolatile memory thereof are configured as each block device.
Further, the block device configuration module is a bcache cache management module.
Further, a memory block device creation module is configured on the server, the nonvolatile memory is set to be in a region mode, and the region of the nonvolatile memory is created as a memory block device.
Further, the memory block device creation module comprises an ipmctl tool and an ndctl tool;
the ipmctl tool sets the nonvolatile memory to be in a region mode; the ndctl tool creates a region of non-volatile memory as a memory block device.
Furthermore, Oracle ASM management software is configured on the server, all the block devices are combined into a group of disk groups, and data striping storage is performed.
Furthermore, the server is provided with at least one pair of CPUs, and the number of the HDD disks connected with the two CPUs in each pair is the same; the Oracle ASM management software sets the two disk groups under each pair of CPUs as failover groups.
Further, the CPU is connected with the HDD disk through an SAS card, wherein the SAS card is connected to a PCIe slot of the CPU.
The technical scheme of the invention also comprises a data reading and writing method based on the device, which comprises the following steps:
when writing data, Oracle data is firstly written on the nonvolatile memory and then written back on the HDD disk in a writeback mode;
caching Oracle hotspot data on a nonvolatile memory persistently;
when reading data, firstly detecting whether the data is on the nonvolatile memory, if so, directly reading the data from the nonvolatile memory, otherwise, continuously reading the data from the HDD magnetic disk.
Further, the method also comprises the following steps:
setting a read request time threshold and a write request time threshold;
during data writing, when the IO time exceeds a write request time threshold, bypassing the nonvolatile memory and directly writing the data into the HDD disk;
when reading data, when the IO time exceeds the read request time threshold, bypassing the nonvolatile memory and directly reading the HDD disk.
The device for improving the performance of the Oracle database and the data reading and writing method are characterized in that the same number of nonvolatile memories and HDD disks are configured under a processor to construct a plurality of block devices of the nonvolatile memories and the HDD disks, Oracle data is firstly written on the nonvolatile memories during data writing and then written back on the HDD disks in a writeback mode, whether the data is on the nonvolatile memories during data reading is firstly detected, if yes, the data is directly read from the nonvolatile memories, otherwise, the data is continuously read from the HDD disks, and the reading and writing capability of the database is effectively improved. In addition, the HDD does not need to form an RAID array by an RAID disk array card, only needs a single disk to be used, and reduces the performance loss caused by the verification of the RAID disk array; the normal operation of the system is not influenced when the nonvolatile memory bank and the HDD disk are in failure; the nonvolatile memory and the HDD disk are both arranged under one processor, and the data processing does not need to cross the CPU; the device can be used for any Oracle database all-in-one machine or Oracle database; and compared with the adoption of a large-capacity full-flash disk array, the cost of the server is greatly reduced.
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The present invention will be described in detail below with reference to the accompanying drawings by way of specific examples, which are illustrative of the present invention and are not limited to the following embodiments.
As shown in fig. 1, this embodiment provides a device for improving the performance of an Oracle database, where the Oracle database is configured on a server, and in order to implement the device, a CPU1 of the server is connected to at least one HDD disk 2 and at least one nonvolatile memory 3; the HDD disks 2 correspond to the nonvolatile memories 3 one to one, and the number thereof is the same. One HDD disk 2 and one nonvolatile memory 3 are configured as one block device 5, where a memory block device 4 is created on the nonvolatile memory 3, and the memory block device 4 is configured as a cache device corresponding to the HDD disk 2. Note that the CPU1 is connected to the HDD disk 2 via an SAS card connected to a PCIe slot of the CPU 1.
In this embodiment, a configuration module of a block device 5 is configured on the server, and the memory block device 4 on the nonvolatile memory 3 is configured as a cache device, and the HDD disks are set as backend devices, so that each HDD disk and the corresponding nonvolatile memory thereof are configured as each block device 5. Specifically, the block device 5 configuration module is a bcache cache management module.
A memory block device 4 creation module is configured on the server, the nonvolatile memory 3 is set to be in a region mode, and the region of the nonvolatile memory 3 is created as the memory block device 4. Specifically, the memory block device 4 creation module includes an ipmctl tool and an ndctl tool; the ipmctl tool sets the nonvolatile memory 3 to be in a region mode; the ndctl tool creates a region of the non-volatile memory 3 as the memory block device 4.
As shown in fig. 2, for example, the server has two CPUs, a SAS card is connected under each CPU of the server, 1-6 HDD disks 2 are connected on each SAS card, and nonvolatile memory 3 devices with the same number as the HDD disks 2 are configured under each CPU.
Installing ipmctl and ndctl tools under the system configures each non-volatile memory 3 device as a memory block device 4(pmem), and if the number of non-volatile memory devices is 12, then creating memory block devices 4 named pmem0, pmem1 … pmem11 under the system.
A creating step:
using ipmctl to set the type of each nonvolatile memory 3 of the server to be a region mode for each nonvolatile memory 3, if there are 12 nonvolatile memories, regions 0 to region 11 are generated correspondingly: ipmctrate-good persistence MemoryType ═ AppDirectNotInterl improved
A region of non-volatile memory is created as a pmem device using the ndctl tool:
ndctl create-namespace-region＝region0
an activated kernel bcache cache management module is installed under a system, and through a management command of the bcache module, each 1 memory block device 4 is set as a front-end cache (caching) device, each 1 HDD disk array is set as a back-end (backing) device, and finally, a block device 5 such as a bcache0, a bcache1, a bcache2, a bcache3 and the like is generated.
Assuming that 6 HDD disks 2 and 6 nonvolatile memories 3 are configured under each CPU1, it is necessary to create block (bcache) devices 5 named bcache0 ~ 6 under CPU _0 and create block (bcache) devices 5 named bcache7 ~ 12 under CPU _ 1.
The commands are as follows:
make-bcache--cache_replacement_policy＝lru-C/dev/pmem0-B/dev/sdb
wherein — cache _ replacement _ policy is a caching algorithm, and lru is a least recently used algorithm, that is, hot spot data is cached in the nonvolatile memory 3
the-C parameter specifies that the non-volatile memory 3 device is a caching device,
the-B parameter specifies the HDD disk 2 as a back-end storage device.
In this embodiment, the server is configured with an Oracle ASM (Automatic Storage Management) Management software, and all the block devices 5 are configured into a set of disk groups for data striping Storage. The Oracle data is evenly distributed over the generated plurality of block devices 5.
Meanwhile, the embodiment also adopts an ASM multi-copy mode to solve the fault tolerance problem of the nonvolatile memory 3 and the HDD 2. Specifically, the server is provided with at least one pair of CPUs 1, and the number of HDD disks 2 connected to two CPUs in each pair is the same. The OracleASM management software sets the two disk groups under each pair of CPUs as failover groups.
Taking the example that the server shown in fig. 2 is connected with two CPUs 1, a corresponding HDD disk 2 and a nonvolatile memory 3 under each CPU1 form 1 device 5, and all the block devices 5 under each CPU1 form a set of disk groups through an Oracle ASM management tool, where the redundancy type is a double copy. Assume the disk group name + DATA. The HDDs of the disk group + DATA dual copies located on different CPU sides, i.e., CPU _0 and CPU _1 sides, are mirror groups of each other. That is, 2 disk groups are in mirror image relationship with each other, and the disk group under CPU _1 is set as the failover group of the disk group under CPU _0, so that it is ensured that the data of the data layer device is not affected by the failure of the cache layer of the HDD disk 2 and the nonvolatile memory 3.
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As shown in fig. 3, the present embodiment provides a data reading and writing method based on the first embodiment, including the following steps:
when writing data, Oracle data is firstly written on the nonvolatile memory 3 and then written back on the HDD disk 2 in a writeback mode;
caching Oracle hotspot data on a nonvolatile memory 3 persistently;
when reading data, firstly detecting whether the data is on the nonvolatile memory 3, if so, directly reading the data from the nonvolatile memory 3, otherwise, continuously reading the data from the HDD magnetic disk 2.
Further, a read request time threshold and a write request time threshold may be set, and when data is written and the IO time exceeds the write request time threshold, the data bypasses the nonvolatile memory 3 and is directly written into the HDD disk 2; when reading data, when the IO time exceeds the read request time threshold, the HDD disk 2 is directly read by bypassing the nonvolatile memory 3. All discrete reads and writes are guaranteed to pass through the nonvolatile memory 3, and the hit rate of the data block on the nonvolatile memory 3 is improved.
In the specific embodiment, the method is implemented based on parameters of a bcache kernel module, and specifically the following parameters can be adjusted:
setting a cache policy as a writeback policy, namely that a data stream firstly passes through the nonvolatile memory 3, and data in the nonvolatile memory 3 is asynchronously written into the HDD disk 2;
setting a sequential IO cache policy parameter sequential _ cutoff to 0, which means that all sequential data blocks need to pass through the nonvolatile memory 3;
adjusting a cache write-back proportion parameter, writeback _ percentage, setting the proportion of reserving the hot spot data on the nonvolatile memory 3, and setting that 40% of the hot spot data is reserved on the nonvolatile memory 3 to the maximum extent according to requirements;
setting constrained _ read _ threshold _ us and constrained _ write _ threshold _ us parameters, wherein the default condition is that the read request threshold is 2ms, the write request threshold is 20ms, and if the IO time exceeds the threshold, the cache device of the nonvolatile memory 3 is bypassed, so that the problem of data cache missing is avoided, all discrete reads and writes can be ensured to pass through the nonvolatile memory 3, and the hit rate of a data block on the nonvolatile memory 3 is improved.
The above disclosure is only for the preferred embodiments of the present invention, but the present invention is not limited thereto, and any non-inventive changes that can be made by those skilled in the art and several modifications and amendments made without departing from the principle of the present invention shall fall within the protection scope of the present invention.
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1. A device for improving the performance of Oracle database, the Oracle database is configured on the server, characterized in that,
the CPU of the server is connected with at least one HDD disk and at least one nonvolatile memory; the HDD disks correspond to the nonvolatile memories one by one, and the quantity of the HDD disks is the same;
an HDD disk and a nonvolatile memory are configured as a block device;
a memory block device is created on the nonvolatile memory, and the memory block device is configured as a cache device corresponding to the HDD disk.
2. The apparatus according to claim 1, wherein the server is configured with a block device configuration module, the memory block device on the nonvolatile memory is configured as a cache device, and the HDD disk is set as a backend device, so that each HDD disk and the corresponding nonvolatile memory thereof are configured as each block device.
3. The apparatus for improving performance of Oracle database as claimed in claim 2, wherein the block device configuration module is a bcache cache management module.
4. The apparatus according to claim 3, wherein the server is configured with a memory block device creation module, and sets the nonvolatile memory to a region mode, and creates a region of the nonvolatile memory as a memory block device.
5. The apparatus for improving performance of an Oracle database according to claim 4, wherein the memory block device creation module includes an ipmctl tool and an ndctl tool;
the ipmctl tool sets the nonvolatile memory to be in a region mode; the ndctl tool creates a region of non-volatile memory as a memory block device.
6. The apparatus for improving performance of an Oracle database according to any one of claims 1 to 5, wherein the server is configured with Oracle ASM management software, and all the block devices are grouped into a set of disk groups for data striping storage.
7. The apparatus for improving performance of an Oracle database according to claim 6, wherein the server is provided with at least one pair of CPUs, and the number of HDD disks connected to two CPUs in each pair is the same; the Oracle ASM management software sets the two disk groups under each pair of CPUs as failover groups.
8. The apparatus for improving performance of Oracle database according to any one of claims 1-5, 7, wherein the CPU is connected to the HDD disk through an SAS card, wherein the SAS card is connected to a PCIe slot of the CPU.
9. A data read-write method based on any one of the devices 1-8 is characterized by comprising the following steps:
when writing data, Oracle data is firstly written on the nonvolatile memory and then written back on the HDD disk in a writeback mode;
caching Oracle hotspot data on a nonvolatile memory persistently;
when reading data, firstly detecting whether the data is on the nonvolatile memory, if so, directly reading the data from the nonvolatile memory, otherwise, continuously reading the data from the HDD magnetic disk.
10. A method for reading from and writing to data according to claim 9, further comprising the steps of:
setting a read request time threshold and a write request time threshold;
during data writing, when the IO time exceeds a write request time threshold, bypassing the nonvolatile memory and directly writing the data into the HDD disk;
when reading data, when the IO time exceeds the read request time threshold, bypassing the nonvolatile memory and directly reading the HDD disk.
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