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Ed Levens RB Hooks, IIIWorld Wide Technology Sun

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St Vi t li tiStorage Virtualization

RB Hooks, IIICTO, StorageSun Microsystems FederalSun Microsystems Federal

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Agenda • Virtualization History• Industry Challenges• Storage ManagementStorage Management• Storage Evolution• A New Direction• Deployment Ideasep oy e t deas• Long Term Strategy

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E ti l T h lEssential Technologyfor the Network

Virt ali ationVirtualization HistoryHistory

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Virtualization ProgressVirtualization Progress• Operating System

> MFT MVT MVS VM Zones Hypervisors> MFT, MVT, MVS, VM, Zones, Hypervisors• Memory

> Core/Main Expanded Virtual Paging> Core/Main, Expanded, Virtual, Paging• Devices

> Memory Disks (Ramdisk), SSDs, Tape libraries, Disk Systems y ( ), , p , y

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Virtualization ProgressVirtualization Progress

UNIX Workgroup NT Workgroup Mixed Workgroup

Earth Pluto VenusTCP/IP NFS NFS SAMBA/CIFS

QFSQFSQFSQFS

Earth Pluto Venus

Meta-Data Server Client Client Solaris

Firewall

QFSQFS

SAMSAM--FS FS

Sharefs 1

Fibre Switch SAN Data Protection

Transparent Transparent

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Meta-Data Disk(s)

Sharefs_1 Data ProtectionData Protection

And Instant RecoveryAnd Instant Recovery


Ind strIndustry ChallengesChallenges

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Storage - Entering a New EraStorage - Entering a New EraPower costs will exceed product costs by CY11Datacenter utility costs have nearly doubled in the last 4 yearssource: Report to Congress on Server and Data Energy Efficiency 08/2007

Management costs are rising faster than $/GB declineManagement costs are rising faster than $/GB declineComplexity and sheer volume have driven costs up over 25% Y/Ysource: IDC 04/2008

Flash technology is driving a new storage eco-systemFlash is the best storage technology for performance and power efficiency

Open communities are driving storage advancementsOpen Storage community has introduced over 40

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Open Storage community has introduced over 40 projects

Disk Drive Characteristics

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People Costs

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H/W Costs

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StorageStorage ManagementManagement

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Storage ManagementApp Server

Storage Management

CO N T R O L L E R S

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Storage ManagementRAID 5

4+1Stripe Size 512k

CO N T R O L L E R SStripe Size 512k

100GB HDD

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4+1Stripe Size 512k


100GB HDD

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4+1Stripe Size 512k


100GB HDD400 GB Array Group

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4+1Stripe Size 512k


100GB HDD400 GB Array Group

10 GB

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D t L tData LayoutApplication Server

Application

Operating SystemFile System

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Application File


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Application File


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Application


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D/R, B/C40%40%

Utilization

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StorageStorage EvolutionEvolution

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Why Applications Don’t PerformWhy Applications Don t PerformWaiting for DATA

• Today’s Multi-Core, Multi-Socket application server Socket application server design are increasingly held back by slow storage

• When requesting data the

SERVER

• When requesting data, the server spends most of it’s time waiting for storage A li ti f

Multi-Core, Multi Socket CPUs

HighPerformance

DRAM

260 TimesSlower

• Application performance remain sluggishregardless of the Server CPU horsepowerCPU horsepower

• The traditional remedy of adding more expensive DRAM may no longer

15K RPM Disk Drives

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DRAM may no longer suffice as data sets double every 2 yearsSTORAGE

Cost Effective PerformanceCost Effective PerformanceSSDs are 70X more cost effective

• Enterprise SSD> 7,000 Write IOPS> 35 000 Read IOPS

• Enterprise HDD> 180 Write IOPS> 320 Read IOPS > 35,000 Read IOPS

> 32GB> ~3W

> 320 Read IOPS> 300 GB> ~18W

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• $ per IOPS: 0.04• $ per IOPS: 2.43

Where to Store Data?Where to Store Data?Optimization Trade-Off

Sun Microsystems Internal Use Only

ZFS Hybrid Storage PoolZFS Hybrid Storage PoolSun X4250 Storage Server Example

Configuration BConfiguration A• 4 Xeon 7350 Processors

(1) 32G SSD ZILDevice

• 32GB FB DDR2 ECC DRAM• OpenSolaris with ZFS

Device(1) 80G SSD CacheDevice

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(5) 400GB 4200 RPM SATA Drives(7) 146GB 10,000 RPM SAS Drives

ZFS Hybrid Pool ExampleZFS Hybrid Pool Example(announced at recent IDF Shanghai)

Hybrid Storage Pool (DRAM + Read SSD + Write SSD + 5x 4200 RPM SATA) Hybrid Storage Pool (DRAM + Read SSD + Write SSD + 5x 4200 RPM SATA) Traditional Storage Pool (DRAM + 7x 10K RPM 2.5”)

4%3.2x4.9x

2x

Raw CapacityStorage PowerRead IOPsWrite IOPs Cost11%

2x

(TB)(Watts)•If NVRAM were used, Hybrid wins on cost, too

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•For large configs (e.g. 48T–750T+) cost is entirely amortized

IT Challenges Have Not Slowed

2010 New Digital Data

gIncreasing Demand for Storage Capacity and Performance

2006 New Digital Data

2010 New Digital Data(¼ Created, ¾ Replicated)

g(Created, Captured, Replicated)

6X Growth 70% Created

95%UnstructuredEmerging Economies growing 30-

40% faster than mature Economies

161 Exabytes

Created by Individuals

Unstructured(Non-Database)

y988 Exabytes

Enterprises responsible for

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Source: IDC, The Expanding Digital Universe, 2007

Enterprises responsible for85% of this new data

(Security, privacy, reliability, compliance)


A NeA New DirectionDirection

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Data Storage NirvanaData Storage NirvanaStorage Repository

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Datamover

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Datamover

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Disk

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Disk

Policy Definition

mover Future TechnologiesMEMS Probe, Synthetic DNA,

Holographic, TJM, Flash

Dual

Disk

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roller

Data

mover Disk

Disk

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StorageAdministrator

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Thick/ThinClients

SAN

Data

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Data

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Disk

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The Future - Unified Storage Systems

Storage

The Future - Unified Storage SystemsConverges Compute, Storage and the Network

• Open Architecture20%

Storage

Integrated

Open ArchitectureOpen data formats, Open protocolsSupports industry standard connections

CIFS, NFS, HTTP, FTP, iSCSI

57%Compute Network

IntegratedPlatform

Integrated products, reusable components

• Technical InnovationTransparent integration of Enterprise SSDs57% 15%Transparent integration of Enterprise SSDsReal-time detailed performance monitoring

• Game Changing EconomicsIndustry leading - $/GB $/IOP $/MB/sIndustry leading - $/GB, $/IOP, $/MB/sSimplistic storage management greatly reducing personnel costsNo appliance software fees and license keys $x

People Costs

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S/W Costs

H/Ws Cost

The Sun Storage 7000 Unified StorageThe Sun Storage 7000 Unified Storage System...

Radically SIMPLIFYING Radically SIMPLIFYING the way you manage your storage with breakthrough storage with breakthrough SPEED, SCALE and COST

SAVINGSSAVINGS

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ENTRY-LEVEL STANDALONE

8 GB memory • 14×300GB SAS disks8 GB memory • 14×300GB SAS disks

HIGH-DENSITY SCALABLE

Up to 64GB memory, 142×1TB SATA disks

Up to 2×18 GB write-optimized SSDsUp to 2×18 GB write-optimized SSDsENTRY-LEVEL CLUSTER-CAPABLE

Up to 64GB memory, 96×1TB SATA disksUp to 6×100GB read/16×18GB write SSDs

A ti A ti Cl t i f H/A SCALABLE CLUSTER-CAPABLE

Up to 128GB memory, 288×1TB SATA disksUp to 6×100GB read/16×18GB write SSDs

Active-Active Clustering for H/A

STANDARD FEATURES (ALL MODELS)

All Data Protocols and Data Services Included(Analytics, Snapshots, Replication, Compression, NFS, CIFS, iSCSI…)

Built-in 4×1 Gb Ethernet ports

Active-Active Clustering for H/A

Active Active Clustering for H/A

OPTIONAL NETWORKING & CONNECTIVITY (ALL MODELS)

Built-in 4×1 Gb Ethernet ports

Remote Console (Serial or Ethernet)

Lights-out Management

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2×10 Gb Ethernet (optical)4×1 Gb Ethernet (copper) • 2×1Gb Ethernet (optical)

FC or SCSI HBA for tape backup

Quick Snapshot System Monitoringp y g

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Real-time Performance Monitoringg

Drill down to any level to monitor performance monitor performance events – by user, protocol, latency factor, device, etc.

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Storage Management Made Easyg g y

Just enter Quota for user and click “Apply” - storage is immediately available –its that easy!ts t at easy

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Point & Click Storage Servicesg

Click the “Power” button to turn a service onservice on

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Sun Storage 7000 Unified SystemsSun Storage 7000 Unified SystemsReal-time graphical business analytics

• “What files are hot right now?”What files are hot right now?• “What is the distribution of reads and

writes?”• “Which clients are hot right now displayed • Which clients are hot right now, displayed

by protocol?”

• Group analytics into worksheets, can be made persistent

• Data can be exported for further number crunching, or can be saved on the appliance

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Sun Storage 7000 Unified StorageSun Storage 7000 Unified Storage System ISV Certifications

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+applications being certified monthly

Sun Storage 7210 Unified Storage SystemContent Delivery Networks Scale Higher in Less Datacenter Space

Sun Unified Storage 7210 delivered 752 Sun Unified Storage 7210 delivered 752 MB/s

That's 6,000 Concurrent Streams Randomly accessing 54,000 FLV files

43,775 hours of content, 19.7TB Usable,

Media Servers

Video Players

43,775 hours of content, 19.7TB Usable,from 44 TB raw Mirrored

Storage for Streaming Contents

(SS7210)Streaming Edge Node

SpacePower PriceFigure 1: Streaming Edge Node Architecture

3.8x 2.4x

3 3x 1 8x

1.1x

1 5x

NetApp 314042 1TB drives

EMC NS40

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3.3x 1.8x1.5xEMC NS4045 1TB drives


Deplo mentDeployment IdeasIdeas

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Sun Storage 7000 and DatabaseSun Storage 7000 and DatabaseIndexing may go to Solid State Disk

Archive Log may be enabled for

iSCSI NFS

compression

CIFS

S7410

NDMPDRAM S7410

Backup

DRAMSSD

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7000 Analytics and Oracle y

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Sun Storage 7000 and File ServerSun Storage 7000 and File Server

File Virus Scanning

Server Add protocol supportFile Server Web Server

Server Add protocol supportwithout license fees

Larger caching area to speed up access

CIFS NFS ICAP

speed up access

iSCSI

B k

NDMPDRAM

Active DirectoryS7410

BackupServer

DRAMSSD

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Active DirectoryServerApplication

ServerTape

Sun Storage 7000 and Video SurveillanceSun Storage 7000 and Video Surveillance

File IP C File ServerWeb Server

Video AnalyticS

IP Camera

Server

CIFSNFS CIFS

CIFS NDMPDRAM

S7410Backup

SSD

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Security OfficeWorkstation

pServer Tape

Sun Storage 7000 and Server VirtualizationSun Storage 7000 and Server VirtualizationVirus Scanning

Server Add protocol support Server dd p otoco suppo twithout license fee

Larger caching area to speed up access

VirtualMachine1

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Machine3Virtual

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Active DirectoryServer Tape

S7000's Deployment BenefitsS7000 s Deployment Benefits

B t $/GB i th k t• Best $/GB in the market• High performance access via Hybrid Storage Pool technology (DRAM, SSD)

Hi hl S l bl f lti l d l t • Highly Scalable for multiple deployment environments• Idea for Storage Consolidation• Easy to manage with Analytics,

right down to the VM disk (vmdk) or database• Comprehensive Data Protection• Fast Recovery with snapshot• Disaster Recovery with file replication•Active Thin Provisioning

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Full Compliment of Storage SoftwareIncluded with the System at No Additional Cost

Data Protocols Data Services Management

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Data Protocols Data Services Management

•NFS v2, v3 and v4•CIFS

•Flash Hybrid Storage Pool•RAID-Z (5)

•DTrace Analytics•DashboardCIFS

•ISCSI•HTTP•HTTPS•WebDAV (over SSL too)

( )•RAID-Z DP (6)•Mirroring•Striping•Active-active Clustering

•Role-Based Access Control•NIS LDAP & AD Alerts•Phone Home•SNMPS i ti•FTP

•SFTP•FTPS•NDMP v4

•Remote Replication•Antivirus via ICAP Protocol•Snapshots and Restores•Clones•Compression

•Scripting•Upgrade •Hardware View•Advanced Networking•CIFS share level ACLs•Compression

•Thin Provisioning•End-to-End Data Integrity•Multi-Path I/O•Fault Management

•CIFS share-level ACLs•Workflow Automation•NTP Authentication•FTP Analytics•CIFS Oplocks

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Fault Management •Microsoft VSS Shadow Copy

for Shared Folders

CIFS Oplocks

Sun Storage 7000 Unified StorageSun Storage 7000 Unified Storage Systems vs. the Competition

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Open Storage Delivers: p gFreedom from Lock-in and Global Community Efforts of 1000s

Simplified Data Management

Breakthrough Economics

Dynamic Scale for Your

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Long TermLong Term StrategyStrategy

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Data Storage NirvanaData Storage NirvanaStorage Repository

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Datamover

Di kDualDisk

Cont-roller

Datamover

Disk

Disk

Network

AN/W

AN

SANSAN

Data

Mesh

LAN/

MA DualDisk

Cont-roller

mover

Data

Disk

Disk

Policy Definition

mover Future TechnologiesMEMS Probe, Synthetic DNA,

Holographic, TJM, Flash

Dual

Disk

Cont-

roller

Data

mover Disk

Disk

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StorageAdministrator

sApplicationServers

Thick/ThinClients

SAN

Data

mover

SAN

Dual

Disk

Cont-

roller

Data

mover

Data

mover

Disk

Disk

Mesh

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