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IBM Puresystems EDV Design Matthias Götz PureSystems Sales [email protected] +43 – 664 618 6597 A New Era of Computing © 2012 IBM Corporation Clients struggle to overcome barriers of time, cost and risk 2 © 2012 IBM Corporation 1 Clients have tried various approaches to close the gap Client-tuned Appliances Cloud Systems Benefits Flexibility Simplicity Agility Control Rapid Deployment Elasticity Challenges Time and Shared Expense Single Purpose Dependence Required What if you could have the best of all three? 3 © 2012 IBM Corporation The time has come for a new breed of systems Systems with integrated expertise and built for cloud Built-in Expertise Integration by Design Capturing and automating Deeply integrating and tuning what experts do – from hardware and software – in a infrastructure patterns to ready-to-go workload optimized application patterns system Simplified Experience Making every part of the IT lifecycle easier - with integrated management of the entire system and a broad open ecosystem of optimized solutions 4 © 2012 IBM Corporation 2 Simplified experience Expert Integrated Reduce time, effort and risk throughout the solution lifecycle Systems Starts at Acquisition: A continuum of value from building blocks to systems IBM Flex System IBM PureFlex System IBM PureApplication System Pre-configured, pre-integrated Pre-configured, pre-integrated Chassis infrastructure systems with compute, platform systems with 14 half-wide bays for nodes storage, networking, physical and middleware designed for virtual management, and entry cloud transactional web applications Compute management with and enabled for cloud with Nodes integrated expertise. integrated expertise. Power 2S/4S* x86 2S/4S Storage Node V7000 Expansion inside or outside chassis Management Appliance Optional Networking 10/40GbE, FCoE, IB 8/16Gb FC Expansion PCIe Storage 5 © 2012 IBM Corporation IBM PureFlex™ System IBM Confidential to April 11, 2012 © 2012 IBM Corporation 3 The Anatomy of the IBM PureFlex System What’s inside? 7 IBM Confidential to April 11, 2012 © 2012 IBM Corporation Integrated Infrastructure Designed for future generations of technology 1 System for compute, storage and systems networking Up to 896 cores, 43 TB memory, 480 TB storage and 26M IO operations per second, per rack Up to 4 chassis per rack scalable up to 4 racks 10U Chassis 14 Node Bays 8 IBM Confidential to April 11, 2012 © 2012 IBM Corporation 4 Integrated Infrastructure Designed for future generations of technology Flex System IBM Flex System Mgr x240 Filler Filler Size: 10 U Filler Filler 19” Rack IBM Flex System IBM Flex System p260 p260 14 Node Bays (7 Full Wide) IBM Flex System p460 ( Full Width ) Nodes: Filler Filler ° Power ° Intel ° Flex System Mgr IBM Flex System x240 Filler 9 IBM Confidential to April 11, 2012 © 2012 IBM Corporation Fans CMM 10 U Power Supplies (6X) High Speed Switch (4X) 10 IBM Confidential to April 11, 2012 © 2012 IBM Corporation 5 Integrated Compute Nodes No compromise designs for full performance Support multiple architectures using up to 14 POWER7 or x86 nodes per chassis Support for applications across 4 operating environments Secure startup for both physical and virtual environments POWER7 AIX ®, i®, Linux ® x86 Linux ®,Windows ® 11 IBM Confidential to April 11, 2012 © 2012 IBM Corporation Integrated Storage Store more for less Virtualize existing storage – IBM’s or competitor’s - and migrate data without disruption Optimize application performance with Flash storage and Intelligent Storage Tiering Double storage efficiency and improve transactional performance up to 300% Storwize V7000 12 IBM Confidential to April 11, 2012 © 2012 IBM Corporation 6 Integrated Systems Networking Pay as you grow scalability Low latency, terabit switching and network bandwidth-on-demand Virtual Machine Ready networking Ethernet 80 Gb of Ethernet bandwidth and 40Gb uplinks network intelligence to every 10Gb, 1Gb compute and storage node FCoE Fibre Channel 16Gb, 8Gb Infiniband QDR, FDR 13 IBM Confidential to April 11, 2012 © 2012 IBM Corporation Virtualization Expertise Virtualize all resources for highest utilization Virtual Appliance Virtual Appliance Deploy Software Virtual Machines application Operating system Capture Virtual Machines Metadata 54% more virtual machines per compute node Support for tens of thousands of applications across 4 hypervisors Virtualize all resources and automatically manage with highest utilization 14 IBM Confidential to April 11, 2012 © 2012 IBM Corporation 7 Simplified Management Experience Management integration across all physical and virtual resources Chassis Map* Single management console for all resources Manage workloads while the system automatically manages resources Thousands of end points at your fingertips with Quick Find Flex System Manager 15 IBM Confidential to April 11, 2012 © 2012 IBM Corporation IBM Flex System - Update Manager ° Manage updates for many IBM platforms using the same interface – Automatically check for new updates – Show and install updates needed by your systems ° Monitor system compliance – Create compliance policies to automatically notify you when a system is out of date – Show and resolve compliance issues to install the missing updates 16 © 2012 IBM Corporation 8 Acquire Updates ° Select the types of updates you want to check ° Get information on new updates ° Can be run once or scheduled to run periodically ° Requires a direct or HTTP proxy connection to the internet ° Updates can also be manually downloaded from IBM Fix Central and imported 17 © 2012 IBM Corporation Virtualization management ° Virtualization Management – Manage Virtual Servers and Hosts – HMC and Systems – VS Life-cycle management – Topology Maps – Create empty virtual server – Monitoring, automation ° Edit virtual resources – Edit Hosts – Edit Virtual Servers – GUI or command line – Launch to Platform Manager ° Relocate – Live relocation – Plan for relocation 18 © 2012 IBM Corporation 9 Advanced virtualization Automate the virtualized environment with system pools ° Intelligent Virtual Machine Placement Services ° Integrated Storage and Network Management ° Dynamic Workload Mobility ° Automation policy control for workloads – Advise – VMControl recommends actions and requires confirmation – Automate – VMControl automates actions ° Availability Automations – Automate relocation of virtual workloads in response to predicted host system failures without disruption – Restart virtual workloads when a host fails – Automate remote restart of virtual workloads in response to host failures with minimal disruption ° Energy Automations – Allows the pool to relocate VM’s to minimum hosts – Minimum number of hosts reduce overall energy bill ° Performance Automations – Allows pool to spread VM’s for optimum performance 19 © 2012 IBM Corporation Supported by the broadest ecosystem • Solutions from 100+ leading partners • Over 100 leading packaged applications available • Solution Showcase simplifies application deployment • Build once also use for private and public cloud deployments • Certified through ‘Ready for IBM PureSystems’ program 20 © 2012 IBM Corporation 10 Two deployment models Traditional RYO IT – install on “bare metal” hardware Installed Deploy Application Software application ISO images Middleware Operating system Config Data Install: Configure: ° Operating System ° Set admin userid + password ° Web Server ° Default URL web service feeds ° Database Server ° Default ports ° Security patches ° Override IP address + TCP/IP parameters ° OS updates ° Default hostname ° etc ° etc “Born Virtualized” – instant deployment in a “Ready for IBM PureSystems” virtualized environment Virtual Deploy Appliance Software application Middleware Operating system Activation Engine Metadata Configure: ° Default ports OVF images ° Default hostname ° Set admin userid + password ° Default URL web service feeds 21 ° Override IP address + TCP/IP parameters © 2012 IBM Corporation ° etc Additional details @ https://www-304.ibm.com/partnerworld/wps/servlet/ContentHandler/stg_com_pureflex_whitepaper IBM PureFlex System Infrastructure Flex -ibility to meet a variety of client needs A continuum of expert integrated systems that delivers value from the moment of acquisition Built-in Expertise Express Infrastructure for small and midsize Integrated by Design businesses Standard Simplified Experience Infrastructure for cloud deployments and server consolidation Enterprise Infrastructure for large-scale deployments; highly redundant for resilient operations 22 IBM Confidential to April 11, 2012 © 2012 IBM Corporation 11 IBM PureApplication™ System IBM Confidential to April 11, 2012 © 2012 IBM Corporation Announcing the IBM PureApplication System Infrastructure System: Platform System: Expert at sensing and Expert at optimally anticipating resource deploying and running needs to optimize your applications for rapid infrastructure time-to-value 24 IBM Confidential to April 11, 2012 © 2012 IBM Corporation 12 IBM PureApplication System Deployment Applications Middleware Optimizes the complete solution stack: • All hardware and software components Development factory integrated and optimized • Single point of unified lifecycle management • Integrated monitoring & maintenance • Integrated and elastic application and data runtimes Management • Application patterns allocate system resources for optimal performance, security and reliability Virtualization Storage Servers Networking 25 © 2012© 2012 IBM IBM Corporation Corporation Design Matters: Inheriting Infrastructure Flex -ibility
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