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IBM Storage Options


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Realtime Compression – an answer to Netweaver 7.5?

Cloud Storage Solution for IBM i (5733-ICC)

News from the storage world

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The Primary Storage Growth Challenge

Primary storage continues to grow 35% to 65% for most companies

– Growth is a factor of: Natural growth - Mirrors Snapshots - Clones Replicas

All of this data is being backed up

– Of the backup data, a good deal of it is being replicated for DR purposes

Everyone wants data to be live, fast, and accessible.

– No one is willing to “compromise” on secondary tiers

– Users say “My data can not reside on slower tiers”

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Servers

Disk

Off-SiteData Storage

DiskBackup

Tape Archive

Archive

Mirrors

Snapshots

Clones

VirtualServers

DiskBackup

Disk

Mirrors

Snapshots

Clones

Replicas

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How will I manage that ?

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IBM Real-time Compression

Data Reduction

Performance

Transparency

Availability

Give Your Storage More Space

Random AccessCompression Engine

(RACE)

Technology

Industry Standard Foundation

Market Requirements

Real-timeRandomAccess

High Performance Lossless

Store more with what’s on the floor

Value

Better storage utilization

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Lowers Costs

No Performance Impact

Increased Energy Efficiency

Real-time Compression


Compression Without Compromise

IBM Real-time Compression can be used with active primary data– High performance compression supports workloads off-limits to other alternatives

– Greater compression benefits through use on more types of data

– No performance impact

IBM Real-time Compression operates immediately

and is easy to manage– No need to schedule periods to run post-process compression

– Eliminates need to reserve space for uncompressed data waiting post-processing

IBM Real-time Compression supports all

Spectrum Virtualize / Storwize V7K storage– Externally virtualized storage from any vendor with the Spectrum Virtualize

– Internal or externally virtualized storage with the Storwize V7000

– Can significantly enhance value of existing storage assets

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Real-time Compression – Basics

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A Compressed Volume is “a kind of” Thin Provisioning

– Only uses physical storage to store compressed data

– Volume can be built from a pool using internal or external MDisks

– They both allow you to use less physical space on disk than is presented to the host

Existing data can be compressed by using volume mirroring

– Can be done online with no downtime or user intervention required

– Transparent and easy


RtC in the real World – Example 1

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IBM i E880 Power 8

96 Cores

92 Cores IBM i

4 Cores VIOS

9 TB Main Storage

IBM Storage

4 x SVC 2145-DH8

(Stretched Cluster)

4 x FlashSystem 900

(4x57 TB)

SVC

Stretched Cluster

IBM i E880 Power 8

128 Cores

92 Cores IBM i

4 Cores VIOS

12 Cores IFL (HANA)

9 TB Main Storage

Enterprise Pool88 Cores (IBM i)

4,8 TB Main Storage


Compressions rate

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SVC Response Time – READ - Frontend

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SVC Response Time – WRITE - Frontend

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SVC Mbytes READ - Backend

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SVC MBytes WRITE - Backend

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SVC Response Time – READ - Backend

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SVC Response Time – WRITE - Backend

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SAP Average Database Time

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SAP Average Time

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RtC in the real World – Example 2

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SVC Cluster

IBM i 720 Power 7

6/6 Cores

256 GB Main Storage

8017 GB ASP

25% ASP used

2 x SVC 2145-DH8

1 x FlashSystem 820


SVC Compression Rate

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SAP – Average DB Time

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SAP – Average Response Time

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IBM Cloud Storage Solution for IBM i

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Turn-key BRMS automates and backup and restore operations and provides encryption over VPN

• Announce: Oct 11, GA: Oct 28, initial offering English only – 5733-ICC

• An API that enables object based storage to a cloud

• Automates archiving and backup operations

• Initial Cloud providers are SoftLayer or MSPs supporting the SoftLayer interface

• Target customer market: IBM i customers with 1 or 2 cores and less than 1 terabyte of storage


PowerHA for IBM i HyperSwap with SVC and iASP

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• Announce Oct 11, GA Nov 11

• PowerHA SystemMirror for i V7.2 TR 5 & V7.3 TR 1

• Continuous two-site SVC storage availability within a PowerHA cluster

• PowerHA switchable LUN HA cluster configuration for production outages

Virtual IASP

HyperSwap

IBM Systems

Tape VTL-Systems

DPR

IBM Storage 2016

IBM Spectrum Storage

DS8000

High End

XIVStorwize

V5000-

V7000

SVC

Storwize

V9000

Flash-Storage

A9000 R DS8888 A9000Storwize „F“

Optimized Storage

ESS

DeepFlash 150

DeepFlash ESSFS900

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IBM Spectrum Virtualize v7.8

IBM Systems

1H 2016 2H 2016

IBM Spectrum Virtualize 7.6

Software only open beta

Storwize V5000 Gen2

IBM Spectrum Virtualize 7.7.1

Software only (SDS)

Host groups

Support for read-intensive flash drives

SVC monthly licensing

SVC enterprise class support

All-flash Storwize V5030F and V7000F

New SVC hardware

New Storwize V7000 Gen2+


External virtualization over iSCSI

NPIV

DRAID w/encryption

IP link compression

Differential licensing

Nearly 400 storage targets supported


Transparent cloud tiering

SKLM support

Enhanced Easy Tier flash drive support

High-density expansion

Storwize V5000 Gen2 upgrades

Storwize V7000 Gen 2+ upgrade

IBM Spectrum Virtualize Family Continuous Enhancement

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IBM Systems

New Entry All-Flash - IBM V5030F

Two Nodes: each with 2x 6-Core CPU and 32 GB Cache

(total 64GB)

Cluster

SSD: 400GB-800GB-1.6TB-3.2TB

RI-SSD: 1.92 TB und 3.84 TB RI-SSD

(7TB und 15TB SoD)

External Virtualisierung, RtC, HyperSwap,

Encryption intern/extern, Tiering…IBM V5030F

Q3

IBM Systems

Midrange All-Flash: IBM V7000F (2076-AF6)

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• Two Nodes- each with 10-Core 2.2 GHz Broadwell

and 64GB Cache (total 128GB)

• HW assisted Compression Acceleration

• SW like V7000:

RtC, Externe Virtualisierung, Tiering, Mirroring,

Hyperswap, Snapshots, Encryption etc.

• SSD: 400GB-800GB-1.6TB-3.2TB

• RI-SSD: 1.92 TB and 3.84 TB RI-SSD

(7TB und 15TB SoD)

V7000 AFA2PB

Q3

IBM Systems

SVC: New Engine 2145-SV1

• Each Node: 2 x 8-Core Intel Broadwell 3.2 GHz with 64GB cache

• 256GB (SoD)

• 2U, integrated batteries

• 7-Expansion slots:

• 4-I/O Adapter for 16Gbps FC, 10GbE iSCSI

• Compression Accelerator

• SAS Enclosure Card

• Interoperabel with 2145-Cluster

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IBM SVC SV1+30% Performance

4x Cache

Q3

IBM Systems

System V5010 V5020 V5030

SAS chains (per controller) 1 1 2

Dense expansions 4 4 8

Drives/controller 392 392 760

Drives/cluster 392 392 1,056

Max cluster capacity, NL HDDs (raw)

3.8 PB 3.8 PB 10.3 PB

Max cluster capacity, RI SSDs (raw)

5.7 PB 5.7 PB 15.4 PB


IBM Storwize V5000 Scalability ImprovementsNew

IBM V5010 with 5.7PB SSD

IBM Systems

RI (Read Intensive) SSD- Motivation:

• IBM uses enterprise SSD’s with 10 Drive Writes per Day

(DWPD) and 30.000 write cycles

• That means: a 2TB SSD can be written with up to 20TB

daily changes per day (still within lifecycle limit)

• Cheaper/high-cap RI SSD with 1 Drive Write per Day

entering space (7TB/15TB…) and 3000 write cycles

• RI-SSD typically MLC/TLC based

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IBM Systems

Read Intensive SSDs

Raid 5 Array, 8 Drives, 1.92TB RI-SSDs, 70/30/16K:

~20000 IOPS (per Array!) ~ 2TB per Disk per Day

Raid 6 Array, 12 Drives, 1.92TB RI-SSDs, 70/30/16K:

~19000 IOPS (per Array!) ~ 2TB per Disk per Day

1450 IOPS/TB

980 IOPS/TB

IO Density

IBM Systems

IBM Spectrum Virtualize Transparent Cloud Tiering (TCT)

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Mon Tue Wed

Full and incremental snapshots

• Full and incremental restore from cloud snapshots

• Import and export of volumes between systems

• Supported cloud providers: IBM Softlayer, Openstack Swift, Amazon S3

• V7000 G2/G2+, V9000, SVC, VersaStack, S.Virtualize SW

• GA: 9.12

OpenStackSwift

Almost 400 storage systems from IBM

and others

IBM Systems

v 7.8: Cloud Efficiency, Security and Data Integrity

• Full and incremental Snapshots and full and incremental restore from cloud snapshots

• Import and export volumes between systems

• Volume groups for mutual consistency

• Data is compressed before sending to cloud

– Compression license not required

– Compression assist hardware used if present

• Connects to the cloud with secure (TLS) sockets

• Authentication with certificates and cloud account credentials

• All data stored in the cloud is encrypted

– Strong 256-bit AES-XTS encryption

– Similar key management to local encryption

• A combination of hashes, checksums and CRCs is used to validate data integrity

• Audit log records all backup and restore operations

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Under embargo until announced

IBM Systems

Support for additional CSPs

More cloud accounts per system

Tiering to cloud

Spectrum Control and Spectrum Protect integration

ISV integration (e.g. CDM, Riverbed, Symantec)

WAN Scheduling

Aspera

Object Store Validator fully customer usable

…

Future Roadmap

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IBM DS8880 AFANew Flash- Enclosure

IBM Systems

DS8888: New Flash AFA Option

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Next

IBM Systems

IBM DS8880 High Performance Flash Enclosure Gen2

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HPFE HPFE Gen2

Flash card options 400 / 800 GB 400 / 800 / 1600 / 3200 GB

Maximum raw capacity per enclosure 24 TB 153.6 TB Over 6x

RAID protection RAID 5 and 10 RAID 5, 6 and 10

Performance

IOPS Throughput IOPS Throughput

Read 340,000 3.8 GB/s 650,000 +90% 8 GB/s +110%

Write 200,000 2.7 GB/s 300,000 +50% 5 GB/s +85%


New

IBM Systems

IBM DS8880 Family: Hybrid-flash Made for Business-Critical Workloads

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DS8884 DS8886 DS8888

Business Class

Enterprise Class

Analytic Class

Preview: During the first quarter of 2017, IBM plans to enrich the D8880 portfolio with all-flash versions of DS8884, DS8886 and DS8888

Affordable hybrid-flash block

storage solution for midrange

enterprises

Faster hybrid-flash block storage for

large enterprises designed to support a

wide variety of application workloads

Fastest all-flash block storage with

superior performance designed to

address the most demanding

business workloads

Model984

985 (Single Phase)

986 (Three Phase)982

Cache 256GB 2TB 2TB

FC/FICON ports 64 128 128

Media768 HDD/SDD

96 flash cards

1536 HDD/SDD

192 flash cards480 Flash cards

Max raw

capacity2.6 PB 5.2 PB 384 TB

IBM Systems

Enhanced FOS & Feature SupportIBM Network Advisor

48 SFP+ ports @ 32 Gbps

4 QSFP ports @128 Gbps

SAN64B-6

32 Gbps Ext Blade

48-port 32 Gbps FC Blade

SAN512B-6


32 QSFP ICL ports @128 Gbps

SAN256B-6


16 QSFP ICL ports @ 128 Gbps

IBM b-type Gen 6 SAN

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