5.1.1.2 IORM Plans
Exadata I/O Resource Management (IORM) manages resources using various IORM plans.
Oracle Database Resource Manager enables you to manage resources within a database, also known as intradatabase resource management. A database resource plan specifies how resources are allocated across different workloads, or consumer groups. When a database uses Oracle Exadata Storage Server the database resource plan is communicated to the storage server and is used by IORM. If a database does not have a database resource plan enabled, then intradatabase resource management is disabled and all I/O requests from the database are treated as a single workload.
Interdatabase resource management enables you to manage resources across
multiple databases. Interdatabase resource management is configured by using the CellCLI
ALTER IORMPLAN
command to specify an interdatabase plan
(dbplan
). The dbplan
contains directives that specify
resource allocations for specific databases. You can use this feature if you have multiple
databases sharing Oracle Exadata Storage Server resources and you
want to control the resource allocation to a specific database.
ALTER IORMPLAN
command to specify a cluster plan
(clusterplan
). The clusterplan
contains directives that
specify resource allocations that apply to all databases in a specific cluster.
Note:
The cluster plan is first introduced in Oracle Exadata System Software release 21.2.0.catplan
) that is defined in each storage server.
Note:
Starting with Oracle Exadata System Software release 21.2.0, the category plan is deprecated and a warning message is issued when a category plan is set.Apart from the database resource plan definitions, which are configured within each database,
Exadata IORM plans (such as the dbplan
and
clusterplan
) are configured individually on every storage server using the
CellCLI
ALTER IORMPLAN
command. To deliver consistent overall system performance,
ensure every storage server in the storage cluster uses the same IORM configuration
settings.