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All content in this presentation is protected – © 2010 American Power Conversion Corporation
InfraStruxure™ Management Software
Eduard BodorSenior System EngineerRomania
Increasing pressure
Energy and servicecost control
Increasing availability expectations
Regulatory requirements Server
consolidation
Dynamic power variation
Uncertainlong-term plans for capacity or density
… on data center planning and operation
We created – and continue to improve – a new way to plan, design, install, manage, and maintain data centers
In response …
Cloud computing
Energy efficiency Virtualization
APC by Schneider Electric – InfraStruxure Management Software 6.1, What’s New – September 2010
DCPI is….Data Center Physical Infrastructure
Our complete end-to-end view has profound Our complete end-to-end view has profound implications for AVAILABILITY and EFFICIENCY implications for AVAILABILITY and EFFICIENCY
Covering all levels of power, cooling, rack systems, security, management that support the IT equipment
IT floorThe “white space”
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IT is getting boxed-in by power & cooling
● Rack density has doubled every 8 years since 1992
● Moore’s Law drives increased MIPs
● Power density increasing 15% per year
● By 2010, average kW per rack forecast to be 20+ kW (up from 1 kW in 2000)
● Dense power makes cooling unpredictable and expensive
Power density is explodingPower density is exploding
Source: IDC Report: Aligning IT with BusinessSource: IDC Report: Aligning IT with Business
Moore’s Law is now being limited Moore’s Law is now being limited by infrastructure!by infrastructure!
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Key points on energy usage in data centers
●More than 50% of power going into a typical data center goes to the power and cooling systems – NOT to the IT loads
●The typical 1MW (IT load) data center is continuously wasting about 400kW or 2,000 tons of coal per year due to poor design (DCiE = 50%, instead of best-practice 70%)
●Every kW saved in a data center saves about $1,000 per year
●Every kW saved in a data center reduces carbon dioxide emissions by 5 tons per year
●Every kW saved in a data center has a carbon reduction equivalent to eliminating about 1 car from the road
●A 1% improvement in data center infrastructure efficiency (DCiE) corresponds to approximately 2% reduction in electrical bills
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White paper
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How that translates into savings
"A small-to-average-sized 1MW US data center that "A small-to-average-sized 1MW US data center that uses management software to reduce energy uses management software to reduce energy consumption by 10% will save $87,600 per year, or consumption by 10% will save $87,600 per year, or $438,000 over five years (not including equipment $438,000 over five years (not including equipment and software investment). A European datacenter and software investment). A European datacenter may save $650,000 over five years (because of may save $650,000 over five years (because of higher electricity prices)." higher electricity prices)."
the 451 group, Eco-Efficient IT, 2009
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Free IT !
● AlignAlign capacity with demand At row, rack, and server level
● PredictPredict fan failure to IT impact Reduce wasteful excess capacity
● Monitor Monitor the physical infrastructure Instant status and alarms
● ReduceReduce non-IT power consumption
Increase DATA CENTER EFFICIENCY
Smart management can help you …
UNMANAGED infrastructure
… with lean, smart infrastructure
APC by Schneider Electric – InfraStruxure Management Software 6.1, What’s New – September 2010
Expanding integrations
• InfraStruxure Operations PRO Pack for Microsoft System Center Virtual Machine Manager
• Provides insight into how virtual machines relate to physical servers and their location, automatically migrating virtual machines to secure host environments enabling customers to maintain Service Level Agreements and view and manage network health.
• From power failure to IT impact• Problem:
•The impact of critical power events are not effectively propagated to Virtual Machines (VMs)
• Solution:•The critical events are translated into server impact analysis•VMs at risk are automatically migrated to healthy hosts
• APC Solution requirements• InfraStruxure Operations & InfraStruxure Capacity v6.1• InfraStruxure Operations PRO Pack – SKU: SFVMM2008R261 (free download)
APC by Schneider Electric – InfraStruxure Management Software 6.1, What’s New – September 2010
System CenterOperation Manager
Monitoring software(ISX Central)
ISX Operations
UPS a
Virtual Machine Manager
PROPack
UPS b
Rack 1
Server
Virtual job
= impact analyzer
Location + power path
UPS on batteryUPS on batteryMonitoring software detects anomalityMonitoring software detects anomalityISX Operations registers alarm and calculates an impact analysis.
ISX Operations registers alarm and calculates an impact analysis.
ISX Operations communicates with Virtual Machine Manager through SCOM PRO
Pack
ISX Operations communicates with Virtual Machine Manager through SCOM PRO
Pack
Based on the impact analysis from ISX Operations, the relevant virtual jobs are
moved to healthy hosts.
Based on the impact analysis from ISX Operations, the relevant virtual jobs are
moved to healthy hosts.
Rack 2
InfraStruxure Operations PRO Pack
APC by Schneider Electric – InfraStruxure Management Software 6.1, What’s New – September 2010
InfraStruxure Energy Efficiency 1.1
●PPower dependency editor●A hierarchical break-down of the power flow from the power enters the
building down to the main PDU, providing an overview of the power path through the building.
●CCarbon footprint
●Shows the CO2 footprint for each energy sub-system, for instant measurement of impact on the environment.
Intelligent PUE analytics at subsystem level
Full insight into current and historical energy efficiency for facilities, identifying efficiency losses and enabling improved PUE values at subsystem level.
APC by Schneider Electric – InfraStruxure Management Software 6.1, What’s New – September 2010
●Network management●A graphical overview of the data center network paths and their interconnections.
●Blade servers●Mirror the exact data center setup, by modeling blades within their blade enclosures.
●Expiring license support●Expiring license support to enable current InfraStruxure Central customers to try out
InfraStruxure Operations for a limited time period
●Download available for customers with a valid software support contract.●SKU number: SFISXOPS61
InfraStruxure Operations 6.1Instant overview of data center operations through inventory management, PUE calculator, real-time device alarms, and location-based drill-down
Integrated inventory management for full overview of data center operations
APC by Schneider Electric – InfraStruxure Management Software 6.1, What’s New – September 2010
●Data Center Lab●For customers to try out future data center changes and view the impact,
without making any changes to their live InfraStruxure Operations application.
InfraStruxure Capacity 6.1Planning and optimizing utilization of actual power, cooling and rack capacities via shared data center model, enabling efficient equipment provisioning and right-sizing of your data center.
Balance IT demand with physical infrastructure supply
APC by Schneider Electric – InfraStruxure Management Software 6.1, What’s New – September 2010
InfraStruxure Management Software Configuration Services Suite
InfraStruxure Central Configuration Appliance Installation Application Configuration
Implementing the InfraStruxure Management Software Solution
InfraStruxure Capacity InfraStruxure Capacity Policy
Configuration InfraStruxure Advanced Power
Configuration
InfraStruxure Post Configuration Insight Post Configuration Knowledge
Transfer for InfraStruxure Central, InfraStruxure Operations & InfraStruxure Capacity
InfraStruxure Operations Catalog Creation Floor & Rack Layout Creation IT Device Assessment & Assignment Power Dependency Configuration Labeling Service
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●Full suite of management software & services for monitoring and control
Schneider Electric is the only DCPI* company offering total comprehensive management – building automation, IT floor, power quality
●Ability today to integrate management platforms●A vision for tomorrow for simplified, integrated management
Remove silos, create energy awareness across entire data center
“Smart” management system
Management software & services
*DCPI = Data Center Physical Infrastructure
Broad expertise: