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IBM- ove celovite rešitve za upravljanje s podatki

IBM- ove celovite rešitve za upravljanje s podatki. Peter Lončarević Phone: +386 1 33862617, Mobile: +386 40456617, E-mail: peter.loncarevic@si.ibm.com. Storwize Family Software. Comprehensive range of virtualized storage systems One code base on all platforms

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IBM- ove celovite rešitve za upravljanje s podatki

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  1. IBM-oveceloviterešitvezaupravljanje s podatki Peter Lončarević Phone: +386 1 33862617, Mobile: +386 40456617, E-mail: peter.loncarevic@si.ibm.com

  2. Storwize Family Software Comprehensive range of virtualized storage systems • One code base on all platforms • One set of functions (selectively licensed) • One client experience SAN Volume Controller Flex System V7000 Storwize V7000 Unified StorwizeV7000 StorwizeV5000 Storwize V3700 Storwize V3500(China only)

  3. Storwize Family Significant Milestones Through June, 2013 • Over 29,000 systems purchased • Includes Storwize V7000, V3700 and V7000 Unified systems • Over 68,000 total enclosures deployed • Averaging 2.5 expansion units per system (V7000) • Over 920 PB of capacity • Over 1.25 million drives • Delivering five nines availability

  4. Built on Proven IBM Technologies XIV Storage • Innovative easy to use graphical user interface DS8000 Family • RAID 0,1,5,6,10 capabilities • Easy Tier IBM SVC • Storage virtualization • Global & Metro Mirror • FlashCopy • Thin provisioning • Volume mirroring SONAS* • File services • Remote copy • File snapshots • ILM with HSM • Quotas IBM Storwize V7000 • Built on proven IBM storage technologies • Widest range of external storage virtualization support available

  5. IBM StorwizeV3700

  6. Node Canister • Four 6 Gb/s SAS ports • currently only port 4 is used (foradditional enclosure connections) • Two USB 2.0 ports • one port used during install • Two 10/100/1000 Mb/s Ethernet ports • Usage of port 1 is required, port 2 is optional • Optional Host Interface Cards

  7. SAS Network • Unlike V7000, V3700 node canister only has 1 SAS chain • V3700 supports up to four expansion enclosures • Node canisters use SAS port 4 for expansion connection • only V3700 expansion enclosures are supported(no V7000)

  8. Supported Drives Only V3700 drives can be used in V3700Drive types can be mixed within an enclosure

  9. Storwize V3700 Turbo Performance • New turbo performance option improves maximum system throughput • Up to 50% greater IOPS • Up to 100% greater MB/s throughput • Actual client experience will depend on workloads and number of drives installed • If necessary, verify with Disk Magic • Enabled through key • No hardware change • Nondisruptive upgrade • Supports growing customer businesses • Purchase additional performance only when needed

  10. Storwize V3700 Easy Tier • IBM Easy Tier option now available for Storwize V3700 • Create volumes in hybrid pool containing HDD and SSD • Easy Tier constantly analyzes I/O and migrates data to optimize performance • Unlike competitive tieringofferings, set it and forget it • Easy Tier delivers significant improvements with modest investment in SSD • Improve application performance up to 3x with only 5% SSD • Use STAT tool to size SSD

  11. Storwize V3700 FlashCopy • FlashCopy (“snapshot”) function included as standard with up to 64 targets • May be 64 copies of one volume, or 32 copies of two volumes, and so on • New option enables up to 2040 target copies • Up to 256 copies of any individual volume • Enables taking more or more frequent copies • Support more VMs from a single master copy • Enables more work to proceed in parallel • More copies can reduce impact of having to use a backup copy • For example, taking a copy every hour instead of every day • Reduces potential impact by up to 95%

  12. Storwize V3700 Remote Mirror • New option enables replication of selected volumes to remote system • Primarily intended for disaster recovery • Partner system may be any Storwize family offering • Offers great configuration flexibility • Must also be licensed for remote mirror • Three remote mirror techniques supported • Metro Mirror: synchronous, up to 300km distance • Global Mirror: asynchronous, up to 8000km distance • Global Mirror with change volumes: lower bandwidth option • Fibre channel or 10GbE HIC (for FCoE) required for communication with remote system • FCIP routers may be used for IP connections • Strongly recommend pre-sale TDAto validate plans and assumptions • The replication functions in TPC provide sophisticated remote mirror management

  13. Summary ofStorwize V3700 system Easy to manage and efficient entry storage system designed to address growing data requirements and server consolidation needs • Easy-to-use, embeddedgraphical user interface • Thin provisioning capabilities: allocate the exact amount o space needed at the time it is required • Non-disruptive migration from existing FC storage helps speed implementation and minimize disruption • Sophisticateddata protection with FlashCopy technology • Multi-protocol support (iSCSI, FC and FCoE and SAS1), provides consolidation flexibility • Full interoperability: extensive suite of Microsoft and VMware solutions supported

  14. IBM Storwize V5000

  15. Storwize V5000 - Rear View SAS Disk Expansion Ports 4x 8Gbit Fibre Channel Mgmt and 1Gbps iSCSI • V5000 – base model includes • Up to two control enclosures can cluster to form single system (2x capacity & performance) • Two Mini-HD SAS 6Gbps dual redundant drive chains • Supports up to 168 SFF drives (7 total enclosures), 84 LFF drives per control enclosure • Two Mini-HD SAS 6Gbps for Host attachment • Two 1Gbit iSCSI ports • 4x 8Gbit Fibre Channel module, or 2x 10Gbit CNA module (depending on feature ordered) • The power supplies are auto-ranging and appropriate forall countries. SAS Host Attach Ports Power input cables

  16. Expansion Cabling Ports SAS Disk Expansion Out Ports SAS Disk Expansion In Ports Power input cables

  17. Expansion Cabling Plan 6 Chain 2 Expansion Enclosures 4 2 Control Enclosure 1 Chain 1 Expansion Enclosures 3 5

  18. Disk Drive Options • Small form factor 2.5-inch disk drives: • 146 GB, 300 GB @ 15k rpm • 600 GB, 900 GB, 1.2 TB @ 10k rpm • 1 TB @ 7.2k rpm SAS nearline • Large form factor 3.5-inch disk drives: • 300 GB @ 15k rpm • 900 GB, 1.2 TB @ 10k rpm • 2 TB, 3 TB, 4 TB @ 7.2k rpm • SSD 2.5-inch drives: • 200 GB and 400 GB and 800 GB • Provide greater scalability: up to 672TB (two-way clustering)

  19. Storwize family IBM Easy Tier: Automated Storage Tiering • Constantly analyzes I/O and migrates data to optimize performance • Set it and forget it … unlike competitive tiering offerings SSD Arrays Less Active Data Migrates Down Active Data Migrates Up Improve performance up to3x … using as little as 5% solid-state storage HDD Arrays

  20. Storwize family extends life and enhances value of existing storage systems with external virtualization InternalStorage is Virtualized • Rapid, flexible provisioning and simple configuration changes • Non disruptive movement of data among tiers of storage, including Easy Tier • Enables data placement optimization to improve performance Storwize External Virtualization Software External Storage is Virtualized • Capacity from existing storage systems becomes part of the Storwize V5000 system • Single user interface to manage all storage, regardless of vendor • Virtualized storage inherits all the rich base system functions including FlashCopy, Easy Tier, thin provisioning • Move data transparently between external storage and the IBM storage system Hitachi EMC NetApp IBM HP TMS Oracle

  21. FlashCopy (snapshot) function is optional for up to 4096 targets Enables taking more or more frequent copies Support more VMs from a single master copy Enables more work to proceed in parallel More copies can reduce impact of having to use a backup copy For example, taking a copy every hour instead of every day Reduces potential impact by up to 95% Storwize family FlashCopy

  22. Storwize family Remote Mirror • Enables replication of selected volumes to remote system • Primarily intended for disaster recovery • Remote mirroring supports Fibre Channel, FCoE, and IP (Ethernet) networking between sites • Optimize network utilization for mirroring over IP with Bridgeworks SANSlide technology • Partner system may be any Storwize family offering • Can support virtualized storage • Three remote mirror techniques supported • Metro Mirror: synchronous, up to 300km distance • GlobalMirror: asynchronous, up to 8000km distance • Global Mirror with change volumes: lower bandwidth option • With IP networking, Storwize V5000 supportsboth 1GbE and 10GbE connections

  23. Advanced Functions • Data Migration • Thin Provisioning • Volume Mirroring • Easy Tier • FlashCopy • FCP, iSCSI & FCoE • Non-disruptive Data Migration • Metro and/or Global Mirror • External Virtualization SSDs HDDs SSDs HDDs Automatic Relocation Up to 256 Hot-spots Optimized performance and throughput Volume Storwize V7000 MDiskSource MDiskTarget Volume Storwize V7000 Volumecopy 0 Volumecopy 1

  24. IBM Tivoli Storage Productivity Center Version 5TPC Select Edition V5.1 License Details

  25. IBM FlashSystem

  26. Why Flash… In the last 10 years: CPU Performance 8 - 10xincrease DRAM Speed 7- 9x Network Speed 100x Bus Speed 20x Disk Speed 1.2x …and everything waits Source: IBM and Industry Estimates

  27. Things you should understand beforehand • SSD is NOT Flash Storage • FlashSystem advantages • HW-based design……………………… • VSR, 2D RAID reliability………………. • Power/Space advantages…………….. • Implementation simplicity……………... • Unlock App/DB efficiency……………... • HW-based Vs SW-based design • Architecture design Vs Chip choice • All-Flash Vs Hybrid Arrays • Rapid Vs Long deployments • Storage Vs DB/App conversations MicroLatency™ Macro Efficiency Extreme Performance Enterprise Reliability

  28. IBM/TMS Shared Flash Systems All units 1U form factor, less than 500 Watts

  29. RamSan-720/820 Architecture Two Dual-Ported 8 Gb/s FC or40 Gb/s QDR IB Interfaces Redundant RAID controllers 12 Flash Modules (10+1+1) (module + extension board) 40 Flash Chips per Module (4 x 9+1 VSR groups) Redundant Management Control Processors 1U Chassis Redundant Power Supplies Redundant Fans N+1 batteries

  30. Introducing the IBM FlashSystem Solutions Delivered with IBM On-site Integration Extreme Performance with Enterprise Capabilities SAN Volume Controller with FlashSystem 820 Scalable Performance to 1.5M IOPS Business Continuity with Copy Services Flash Copy for Backup & Optimal Workload Availability $/TB Value with Thin Provisioning & Real Time Compression Drive Storage Efficiency with Easy Tier IBM FlashSystem 820 Extreme Performance with IBM MicroLatency™ All Flash 20TB RAIDed data capacity Macro Efficiency 1U form factor Variable Stripe RAID™ + 2D Flash RAID for Enterprise Reliability

  31. Solutions Approach

  32. Performance re-focus IOPS Vs Latency Time Processing Data Vs Waiting Consistent Vs Variable Performance

  33. Texas Memory Systems, Inc. - The World's Fastest Storage® RamSan Benefit • I/O Serviced by Disk • Issue I/O request (~ 100 μs) • Wait for I/O to be serviced (~ 5,000 μs) • Process I/O (~ 100 μs) • Time to process 1 I/O request = 200 μs + 5,000 μs = 5,200 μs • CPU Utilization = Wait time / Processing time = 200 / 5,200 = ~4% ~100µs ~100µs Processing CPU State ~5000 µs Waiting Time 1 I/O Request

  34. Texas Memory Systems, Inc. - The World's Fastest Storage® RamSan Benefit • I/O Serviced by Ramsan • Issue I/O request (~ 100 μs) • Wait for I/O to be serviced (~ 200 μs) • Process I/O (~ 100 μs) • Time to process 1 I/O request = 200 μs + 200 μs = 400 μs • CPU Utilization = Wait time / Processing time = 200 / 400 = ~50% 12X Application benefit by only changing storage latency! ~100µs ~100µs Processing CPU State ~200 µs Waiting Time 1 I/O Request

  35. Applications see time waiting, not IOPS All client requests take time I/O Time Network Time CPU Time Newer CPUs help I/O Time Network Time CPU Time Newer CPUs + FlashSystem magnify the gains I/O Time Network Time CPU Time Time Recovered Query Time

  36. If you are looking for help in planning or executing changes please contact your IBM representative!

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