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FAS6200, V6200, FAS3200, and V3200 Customer Presentation Michael Hudak NetApp Sales Specialist Champion Solutions Group [email protected] 800-771-7000 x344
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You have an application, you deploy servers to run it and you deploy storage to store the data. You have another application, another set of servers, another set of storage, etc. Typically these silos are independent of each other, many times there are separate choices made about servers and storage between the different silos. All sorts of defense mechanisms come up such as approved vendor lists (SAN vendors, HIGH END TIER TWO, etc.) If you wanted to roll out a new application, step number one is to roll out new hardware and get that out, and it would take months to put new things into production. It was hard to share resources. You had resources that were stranded and resources that weren\'t growing while you\'re running out of resources on an application segue. Zones of Virtualization Next came server virtualization. Server virtualization had a compelling value proposition, and a profound implication. The value proposition was a simple: most of my servers are underutilized; if I could run multiple apps on the same server, I could reduce my server footprint, drive up my utilization, save a lot of money. Some examples: British Telecom, went from 3,000 serves down to 100-and-something blades. Citibank, when they had no money to spend, they still rolled out the VMware worldwide and put a petabyte of data storage behind it because the savings to the company were compelling. Virtualization allowed a decoupling of the application from the hardware. Now applications are mobile. Applications can move from server to server for load balancing, they can move from data center to data center for disaster recovery, they can move into the cloud and back out of the cloud for capacity planning, flexibility, and cost. Virtualization enabled the ability to decouple applications from servers, build a broad, homogeneous, horizontal server infrastructure that\'s capable of running multiple applications simultaneously. You no longer have to deploy hardware in order to deploy a new application. You can flow the resources to the demand. You have tremendous flexibility to move your applications around, and you can drive a degree of standardization. Shared Storage Infrastructure The same is true of storage. NetApp was early to recognize that this has tremendous implications for storage as well. Just like customers who want to build a broad horizontal infrastructure running multiple applications for servers, they want to do the exact same thing for storage as well. If you look at the evolution of this chart, we saw the silo model giving way to the virtualization model. This broader model of basically having applications, many applications running on the same infrastructure, that’s optimized for flexibility and speed and scale, is a will-call to shared infrastructure. There are other names: virtual data center, dynamic data center, virtual dynamic data center, internal cloud, whatever you want to call it. We’ll use shared infrastructure Now, all of these models I think will all exist, but the bottom line is that the application-based silos are ultimately going to get relegated to legacy applications that nobody wants to migrate or to the small set of key applications in the data center that people believe still warrant their own dedicated infrastructure. The vast majority of the storage and the vast majority of the applications are going to move to the shared infrastructure over time. Our goal, and where we’re trying to go in the market, is to be the platform choice for the shared infrastructure. That is the design point on Data ONTAP 8. This has implications. Just like when virtualization came along, that had implications for the market, and it drew a whole different set of purchasing criteria.
Transcript of NetApp Fas6200 Fas3200 Customer Presentation
FAS6200, V6200,FAS3200, and V3200 Customer Presentation
Michael Hudak
NetApp Sales Specialist
Champion Solutions Group
800-771-7000 x344
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Moving Toward a Shared IT Infrastructure
Flexible and Efficient Shared IT Infrastructure
Traditional Approach
Support Multiple Workloads and Customer Groups from a Single IT Infrastructure
Application-Based Silos
ExternalCloud Services
Zones ofVirtualization
Internal Cloud
Storage
Servers
Apps
Network
Management
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New Innovations Deliver Even Greater Value
Providing new levels of scalabilitywith 6 new systems
Enhancing the world’s best unified platform
Adding a new weapon in the storage efficiency arsenal
Delivering performance at half the cost
Expanding management toolset for shared infrastructure
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272TB
136 Drives68TB
68 Drives
2,880TB
1,440 Drives
6TB Flash Cache
2,880TB
1,440 Drives
8TB Flash Cache
1,200TB
600 Drives
1TB
Flash Cache
2,400TB
1,200 Drives
3TB Flash Cache1,920TB
960 Drives
2TB Flash Cache480TB
240 Drives
512GB
Flash Cache
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Industry’s Best Storage Platformfor Future-Ready IT
Truly unified Most efficient Extremely flexible
New NetApp® Portfolio
FAS/V3210
FAS2020
FAS/V6240
FAS/V6280
FAS/V3240
FAS/V6210
FAS/V3270
FAS2040
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V-Series Open Storage ControllersNew V6200 and V3200 Models
Supporting Disk Arrays from Major Storage Vendors
V-Series builds on your current storageinvestment to satisfy unmet needs
V62802,880TBV6240
2,880TBV62102,400TBV3270
1,920TBV32401,200TBV3210
480TB
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Industry-Leading Systems Portfolio:Truly Unified
Protocols Broad System Portfolio
Flash Cache
SSD
FlexCache®
Cost/Performance
Unified Management
Same tools and processes: learn once, run everywhere
Integrated data managementIntegrated data protection
One Architecture for Many Workloads
FC
FCoE
iSCSI
NFS
CIFS
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Industry-Leading IT Efficiency
Storage Efficiency
Data Growth
$
TB
Application integration
Storage management automation
Integrated data protection
Service automation
Enables You to Do More with Less $
Snapshot™ Technology
SATA/Flash Cache
RAID-DP®
Thin Provisioning
Virtual Copies
Thin Replication
Deduplication
Operational Efficiency
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More performance: Meet your future needs Outstanding scalability: Add more modules and shelf capacity Latest storage technology: Reduce power, space, cooling Advanced software product included with new systems
at no additional cost
Increased Flexibility to Accelerate Business
What you already loved Best unified storage technology Integrated data protection Best integration with virtualization technology Ease of management for IT
Enables Businesses to Go Faster
What’s New
What You Already Loved
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New FAS6200 and V6200 FamilyDesigned for Large-Scale Shared IT Infrastructure
High performance for demanding workloads– Double the performance of current FAS systems– Ongoing performance gains with Data ONTAP® 8
Future-ready scalability and flexibility– Up to 3PB capacity, plus 2x more PCIe connectivity– Built-in 10Gb Ethernet, 8Gb FC, and 6Gb SAS
Enhanced enterprise-class availability– Service processor and alternate control path (ACP)
FAS6240
FAS6280
FAS6210
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FAS6200 System Positions
Target Applications and Customers
Large shared workloadsDemanding
performance and capacity requirements
Virtualization and tech apps
Suitable for large enterprises and cloud service providers
FAS6280Cloud Computing Platform
FAS6240Enterprise Workload Consolidation Platform
FAS6210Virtualization Platform
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New FAS6200 Family Key Specs
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HA Config FAS6210 FAS6240 FAS6280
Max Storage 2400TB 2880TB 2880TB
Form Factor 6U 12U 12U
PCIe I/O Expansion Slots
8 24 24
Onboard 10GbE 8 8 8
Onboard 8Gb FC 8 - 16 8 - 32 8 - 32
Onboard 6Gb SAS 0 - 8 0 - 24 0 - 24
Memory 48GB 96GB 192GB
OS Version Data ONTAP 8®
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Designed-In Enterprise-Class HA
Proven data availability of NetApp® storage infrastructure– Better than five nines availability– Demonstrated broadly in real customer environments– Validated by industry analyst firm
New enterprise-class availability features– Lights-out management with new service processor– Nondisruptive recovery through storage alternate
control path (ACP)
Continuous data availability for mission-critical applications– MetroCluster™ designed for zero planned and
unplanned downtime
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New FAS3200 and V3200 FamilyPerfect Building Block for Shared IT Infrastructure
The best value for mixed workloads Future-ready flexibility and scalability
– 50% more PCIe connectivity– Up to 2PB of storage capacity
Unified architecture + Data ONTAP® 8 = leading storage efficiency
FAS3240FAS3270
FAS3210
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FAS3200 System Positions
Target Applications and Customers
Business and virtualization applications
Storage consolidations and server virtualization
Windows® storage consolidation
Suitable for both enterprise and MSE customers
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FAS3270Storage consolidations, server virtualization
FAS3240Mixed workload with thebest price/performance
FAS3210Target MSE and Windows storage consolidation
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New FAS3200 Family Key Specs
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HA Config FAS3210 FAS3240 FAS3270
Max Storage 480TB 1200TB 1920TB
Form Factor 3U 3U or 6U 3U or 6U
PCIe I/O Expansion Slots
4 4 or 12 4 or 12
Onboard 4Gb FC 4 4 4
Onboard 6Gb SAS 4 4 4
Memory 8GB 16GB 32GB
OS Version Data ONTAP 8®
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Key Software EnhancementsMore Value, Easier to Configure
Current Platforms(A-la-Carte Structure)
New Platforms(Simplified Structure)
Included Software: iSCSI Protocol System Management, Data Protection,
Storage Efficiency, Performance Optimization
Extended Value Software:
30+ A-la-Carte Software Products
More Protocols SnapRestore® SnapMirror® FlexClone® MultiStore® MetroCluster™ SnapDrive®
Operations Manager Protection Manager Provisioning Manager SnapManager® for VI SnapManager for Exchange SnapManager for
SharePoint® SnapManager for SAP® SnapManager for Oracle® SnapManager for SQL
Server® More
More Value Now Standard Add OnCommand™ Management
Software Add Continuous Availability Add Secure Multi-Tenancy
Enhanced Flexibility Now choose the included protocol
(iSCSI, FCP, NFS, CIFS)
Simpler to Configure
6 key products + protocols
Co
mp
lete
Bu
nd
le
SnapRestore
+ Optional Protocols
SnapMirror
FlexClone
SnapVault®
SnapManager Suite
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Best Value with the New Software StructureFoundation for Building Flexible Customer Solutions
Data ONTAP® EssentialsIncluded with FAS3200 and FAS6200 controllersat no additional costs:
Protocols: More flexibility with choice of one protocol at $0 charge. Additional protocols now all at same price.
Key technologies included:Performance optimization: FlexCache®, FlexShare®Storage efficiency: Deduplication, thin provisioning, compression, Snapshot™, RAID-DP®
Core management: System Manager, Operations Manager, Provisioning Manager, Protection Manager
High availability: RAID-DP, Snapshot, DSM/MPIO, SyncMirror®, OSSV, MetroCluster™
Secure multi-tenancy: MultiStore®
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Key Takeaway
New systems offer greater performance, capacity, and expandability
Continuing the unified storage architecture, new systems leverage Data ONTAP® 8
Simplified software structure delivers even more value
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Thank You
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