Pure System Overwiew

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IBM Flex System Overview
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Agenda
Nodes Overview
I/O Overview
Management Overview
Power Overview
Cooling Overview
Rack Overview
Soluciones Ofrecidas
IBM Flex System Overview
Nuevos procesadores, memoria, I/O, storage
Switches y conexiones internas de mayor velocidad
I/Os aún más rápidos
Soportado para administrar múltiples IBM Flex System Enterprise Chassis
Nuevos Compute e Storage Systems
Nuevos Scalable Switch Elements (ScSE) y I/O adapters
Nuevo IBM Flex System Enterprise Chassis Management Module
Consumo de energía y sistema de refrigeración más
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IBM Flex System Enterprise Chassis - Overview
Chassis
Soporte para nodos doble altura
Soporta interconexión de nodos de expanción
4 bahías para switches
2 bahías de administración
10 bahías para ventiladores
IBM Flex System Enterprise Chassis - Frente
Nodo de storage
Power Supplies (6X)
80 mm Fan
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Node Bay Shelf
- Remove two Shelves for Full Wide, Double High Node
IBM Flex System Enterprise Chassis
Shuttle
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Compute Nodes
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Compute Nodes - Flex System Manager
IBM Flex System Manager (8731)
Appliance de administración
24 LP DDR3 DIMM Sockets / 1600MT/s
32GB DDR3 SDRAMS
Systems Management Software Stack
Herramienta de fácil administración
Herramientas de movilidad de cargas de procesamiento
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Compute Nodes - Flex System Manager
IBM PureApplication System
Appliance de administración
24 LP DDR3 DIMM Sockets / 1600MT/s
192GB DDR3 SDRAMS
IBM Flex System CN4054
10Gb Virtual Fabric Adapter
Systems Management Software Stack
Posicionamiento Nodos x86
x220 1 & 2-Socket
x240 Enterprise 2-Socket
Specs
Standard Width, 2 Socket, 16 cores 12 DIMMs, 384GB 2x2.5” HS SATA/SAS HDD/SSDs
Standard Width, 2 Socket, 16 cores 24DIMMs, 768GB 2x 2.5” HS SATA/SAS HDD/SSDs
Double Width, 4S, 32 cores 48 DIMMs, 1.5TB 2x 2.5” HS SATA/SAS HDD/SSDs
Workloads
Broad enterprise applications Does many things very well (workhorse)
High-end Virtualization Memory-intensive and heavy IO workloads
Key Features
Balanced proc, memory, storage, & I/O Performance/watt leadership Hot-swap drives
Maximum memory density Integrated Virtual Fabric models
Virtualization Positioning
20-40 VMs per server
> 40 VMs per server
Compute Nodes – Intel EP
Nodo half-wide
2 HS 2.5” SAS/SATA HDDs or SSDs
IBM Flex System x440 Compute Node
Full Width compute node
10Gb LOM
2x Hot Swap, Small Form Factor HDDs
12x LP DIMMs
48x LP DIMMs
Compute Nodes - POWER 7
Nodo half-wide
8 cores
2x 2.5 SAS/SATA HDDs ou SSDs
IBM Flex System p460 Compute Node
Nodo full wide
4 / 8 cores
2x 2.5 SAS/SATA HDDs ou SSDs
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IBM Flex System V7000 Storage Node
IBM Storewize V7000 Storage System
Node de bahías Double High / Full Width
24x 2.5” HDDs ou SSDs
Dos controladoras hot swap para alta disponibilidad
Fondo
Frente
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Start small
can be intermixed in a system
Drive sizes can be intermixed in an enclosure
Grow Big
Scale Up
Expand capacity up to 240TB
Drive choices
IBM Storwize V7000 Unified & ISV Enablement
Commitment to enablement, integration and optimization for enhanced customer value
Reduce complexity, improve utilization, and cut costs
Deliver continuous and reliable access to information
Visible through dedicated partnerships and ongoing work with:
Targeted solution areas include:
Database and performance optimization
Operations management
Flex System PCIe Expansion Node
Utilize high-capacity, flash based storage to significantly boost transaction based workloads
Utilize high performance GPUs to boost computationally capabilities
Enable attachment of external drive enclosures
Tap all available I/O of modern CPU architectures
PCIe Bridge Chip
PCIe Full Width, Full Height Slots (2)
PCIe Adapters load from front
2 Extra Mez slots
Compute Nodes - I/O
Ethernet
IBM Flex System EN2024 4-port 1Gb Ethernet Adapter P y X
IBM Flex System EN4054 4-port 10Gb Ethernet Adapter P solamente
IBM Flex System CN4054 10Gb Virtual Fabric Adapter X solamente
IBM Flex System CN4054 Virtual Fabric Adapter X solamente
IBM Flex System EN4132 2-port 10Gb Ethernet Adapter X solamente
FibreChannel
IBM Flex System FC3172 2-port 8Gb FC Adapter P y X
IBM Flex System FC5022 2-port 16Gb FC Adapter X solamente, P futuro
IBM Flex System FC3052 2-port 8Gb FC Adapter P* y X
InfiniBand
IBM Flex System IB6132 2-port QDR InfiniBand Adapter P solamente
IBM Flex System IB6132 2-port FDR InfiniBand Adapter X solamente
* Não suportado com AIX
I/O - Scalable Switch Element (ScSE)
Ethernet I/O
IBM Flex System EN2092 1Gb Ethernet Scalable Switch
IBM Flex System EN4093 10Gb Virtual Fabric Scalable Switch
FoD Enhancement Licenses
IBM Flex System FC5022 16Gb ESB SAN Scalable Switch
IBM Flex System
Invetario de hardware
Actualización de firmware
Interface Web de usuario, CLI, SNMP, CIM
Para redundancia, utilice dos Enterprise Chassis Management Module
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IBM Flex System - Power Supplies
Hasta 6 Power Supplies
Incluye 2 Power supplies
Redundancia N+M, N+N, N+1
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Cooling
Escalable y ampliable
Hasta 8 FANs de 80mm para Nodos (4 incluidos)
Control de refrigeración adaptable
Acústica avanzada y optimizada
Mejora en las características de operación
80mm Fan
40mm Fan
IBM 42U 1100mm Deep Dynamic Rack
Nuevo IBM Rack optimizado
100mm más profundo que los racks estándar, ocupando 2 placas de piso elevado
Nueva puerta con disipador de calor opcional
Rieles de chassis de fácil instalación
Organización de cables mejorado
Amplia salida de cables
Canales para cables desde el frente hacia la parte posterior
6 bahías para PDUs
Rear PDU Access 6x
IBM PureFlex
Config mínima
FC Switch
QLogic 8GB
Mezz cards
FC, Enet
FC(2), Enet
3 años 9x5
Lab Services
3 días
5 días
7 días
STG-LS Services bundled to foundation offerings
(Covers 1 chassis setup and 1 compute ITE)
3 days – Basic Jump Start
Remote Planning Session
Electronic Service Agent
Additional Mgmt Features
Deploy Virtual workloads
Configure System Pools
Deploy Virtual Appliance
Simplify Network Integration
¿Preguntas?
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IBM Flex System – Guías virtuales
http://www-03.ibm.com/systems/data/flash/pureflex/virtual-tours/system/index.html
Recursos adicionales
Sales Plays, Tactics, and Entry Points
Win Against the Competition with IBM BladeCenter, PureFlex and Flex System Tactic Resource Kit IBM // PartnerWorld
Upgrade Your Install Base to IBM BladeCenter, PureFlex and Flex System Tactic Resource Kit IBM // PartnerWorld
Innovate with IBM PureFlex System Client Presentation IBM // PartnerWorld
Optimize with IBM PureFlex System Client Presentation IBM // PartnerWorld
Accelerate Cloud with IBM PureFlex System Client Presentation IBM // PartnerWorld
Consolidate with IBM PureFlex System Client Presentation IBM // PartnerWorld
Enablement Materials
What’s Inside of PureFlex Client Animation IBM // PartnerWorld
How to position IBM PureFlex and Flex System (the elements of PureFlex) IBM // PartnerWorld
Installing and configuring PureFlex and Flex System Public Link
Introduction to IBM PureFlex and Flex System: Client Presentation IBM // PartnerWorld
IBM PureFlex, Flex System and BladeCenter Spec-In IBM // PartnerWorld
FlexSystem and PureFlex Segmentation IMT Files IBM
IBM Flex System Seller Presentation IBM // PartnerWorld
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IBM PureApplication System - High Performance Model
Intel Compute
256 KB L2 per core
4 MB eDRAM L3 per core
2x 4 Port 10 GbE
2x 2 Port 8 Gb/s FC
New Chassis
VM Management Node
Customer Data Center & Rack-to-rack communications
IBM PureApplication System Management Node
IBM Workload Deployer
V7000 Disk Expansion
Storage Controller
4 x 400 GB SAS SSD per enclosure
20 x 600 GB SAS HDD per enclosure
Cable ingress / egress
IBM PureApplication – Soluciones Ofrecidas
Acronyms
EIA Electronics Industry Association
ESB Enterprise Software Bundle
FoD Feature on Demand
FSP Flexible Service Processor
LP Low Profile
MB Mega Byte
RISC Reduced Instruction Set Computer
SAS Serial Attached SCSI
TB Tera Byte
UI User Interface
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