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Exadata | Chapter 3 | Exadata Architecture Explained – Compute, Storage & Rack Design

In this chapter, we go under the hood of Oracle Exadata and break down how its architecture is engineered for extreme database performance. This video explains Exadata from a systems perspective, covering compute, storage, networking, and rack-level infrastructure, and why Exadata behaves very differently from generic database-on-server deployments. Topics covered in this chapter: • Exadata compute node evolution – 2-socket vs 8-socket design • The AMD EPYC pivot and the great convergence • Intelligent Storage and Smart Scan processing • High Capacity (HC), Extreme Flash (EF), and Extended (XT) storage servers • XRMEM and flash-based performance tiers • Management network, PDUs, and physical rack layout logic • Why Exadata is a purpose-built system for Oracle Database This chapter is ideal for: • Oracle DBAs • Exadata administrators • Cloud and infrastructure architects • Anyone preparing for Exadata design, operations, or migrations Just a clear, technical explanation of how Exadata is built and why it performs the way it does. 📌 Subscribe for upcoming chapters on performance, internals, and real-world architecture patterns