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IBM System Storage™DS3500 Express
Customer Presentation
February 2010
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Your Business Challenges
Increased reliance on consolidated storage
Productivity and competitiveness relies on it
Lack of IT expertise demands simplicity
Demands are increasing, budgets are not
Today’s demands – availability 24/7/365
Data value is increasing and protecting it is critical
Industry standards and customer retention calls for it
Slow or no plan leaves data exposed / reduced flexibility
Simplicity and low-cost is key to support these sites
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IBM System Storage™ DS3500 Express6 Gbps SAS-based storage system
Announcing…
� Next generation entry-level storage system featuring 6 Gbps SAS technology, improved performance, concurrent iSCSI/SAS or FC/SAS host connectivity, increased scalability and enhanced features
� Affordable entry-point with midrange performance, scalability and features
� Green efficiencies reduce energy expenditures
� Extensive suite of Microsoft and VMware solutions
� Ease-of-use built into a powerful and intuitive management software
� Multi-protocol connectivity support concurrent DAS / SAN
� Balanced performance ideally-suited for mixed workloads and virtualization
� Enhanced security features provides relentless data protection
Benefits
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� Three interface options – SAS, FC/SAS, iSCSI/SAS
– Four or eight 6 Gbps SAS host ports
– Eight 8 Gbps FC ports and four 6 Gbps SAS host ports
– Eight 1 Gbps iSCSI ports and four 6 Gbps SAS host ports
� Up to 96 SAS drives
– High performance SAS, nearline SAS, and self-encrypting SAS
– EXP3512 (2U 12 3.5-in drives) and EXP3524 (2U 24 2.5-in drive)
�Optional turbo performance feature
� IBM DS Storage Manager
– Robust and intuitive storage management
– Remote mirroring across FC host ports
DS3500 Overview
2.5-in
3.5-in
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� Double the performance and capacity of the DS3000 series– Meets performance requirements with fewer drives– Achieved at an affordable price point– Easier than ever to keep up with increasing performance
and capacity demands
DS3500 Unique Value
Performance – disk reads
IOPs (Reads)
Throughput (Reads – MB/s)
DS3000 – 940
DS3500 Turbo – 4000
Capacity
DS3000 – 96 TB (48 2-TB SATA drives)
DS3500 – 192 TB (96 2-TB NL SAS drives)
DS3500 Turbo – 40,000
DS3000 – 20,000
6Gbps SAS storage system delivers mid-range performance and scalability attributes at entry-level prices
DS3500 Base – 30,000
DS3500 Base – 2,000
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� Designed to meet multiple power efficiency standards
� Exceptional drive utilization meets performance requirements with fewer drives
– Reduces power consumption and heat dissipation
� Lower overall power consumption / heat dissipation with 2.5-in. drives
Power Consumption
DS3000 – 1,444 watts (48 drives, 4 enclosures)
DS3512 – 1,210 watts (48 drives, 4 enclosures)
DS3524 – 570 watts (48 drives, 2 encl)
Low power consumptionRuns cooler =
A single DS3524 can save over $1,600 annually in energy expenses
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DS3500 Unique Value
Green Efficiencies: Get More, Pay Less
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DS3500 Unique Value
� Full testing and integration with IBM System x, BladeCenter and Power Systems servers
– Worry-free compatibility - proven and reliable technology working together
– Smooth and quick implementation of servers and storage
• Integrated into IBM Systems Director multi-platform management solution
– Flexible financing through IBM Global Financing
– Single warranty and support provider!
Delivers highly integrated IBM server and storage solutions
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Widest range of leading interface options increases flexibility and choice
FC
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Simple
Great performance
Proven and mature technology
Performance and reliability
Investment protection with auto-link speeds
Low-cost storage network
Pervasive and well understood
Extensive reach
Integrated rack solutions
Single room data centers
Small server / BladeCenter consolidations
Virtualization and MS applications
Benefits Key Environments
Smaller departmental SAN use
Department and remote sites
Tier 2 server consolidation
Moderate traffic demands
Virtualization and MS applications
Current FC SAN implementations
Midrange/enterprise data centers
Backup and recovery implementations
Heavy traffic demands
Virtualization and MS applications
DS3500 Unique Value
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� Concurrent iSCSI/SAS or FC/SAS host connectivity– Use interface best suited for the server and/or I/O type
� One storage system to meet a variety of applications’ demands
Multi-protocol support provides consolidation flexibility to increase efficiencies and lower cost
Local production servers on 6Gb SAS
Secondarydispersed servers
on 1 Gbps iSCSI SAN
Blade Centeron 6Gb SAS
Primary dispersed servers
on 8 Gbps FC SAN
DS3500 Unique Value
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• Intermix EXP3512 and EXP3524 enclosures
• 2.5” drives for IOPS-intensive applications
• 3.5” drives for cost-effective capacity
• Intermix drive types within enclosures• SAS, NL SAS and SED SAS
• Drive intermix reduces multiple storage systems down to one to meet a range of workload requirements
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Extensive intermix capabilities meet application and energy requirements with the least investment
DS3500 Unique Value
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7.2K NL SAS
SAS SED
Tier 1
Tier 2
Security
Tier 1 Tier 2IOPs-Intensive Energy Efficient
EXP3512 (3.5-in drives)
EXP3524 (2.5-in drives)
SAS SED
15K SAS
15K SAS / 7.2K NL SAS
DS3500 Controllers
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High Availability – Always on Data
Data Availability = Productivity, Customer Satisfaction, Retained Revenue$
Software
Hardware
• Fully-redundant I/O paths with automated failover• Dual-active, hot-swappable controllers and components• Data cache is mirrored, battery backed, destaged to flash• Global hot spares• Hardware-assist RAID 6
• Reconstruct read data for slow drives• Enhanced first time data capture• Extensive diagnostic and statistics collection• Media scan with automated parity correction
DS3500 Unique Value
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� Enhanced and powerful capabilities built into the software with the new DS Storage Manager
� Common interface across the DS5000, DS4000,DS3500 and DS3000– Reduced learning curve – Centralized management of multiple storage systems from any location
� Increased replication, consolidation, security, and dynamic tasks
� Physical view of the storage system
� Remote mirroring supported across FC host ports and compatible with the DS5000
Intuitive and a powerful management that does not sacrifice control – ensuring investment protection with mirroring
DS3500 Unique Value
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Product Overview -Hardware
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DS3512
• 2U enclosure with dual-controllers and initial 12 drives (3.5-in SAS)
• Supports additional 84 drives via expansion
DS3524
• 2U enclosure with dual-controllers and initial 24 drives (2.5-in SAS)
• Supports additional 72 drives via expansion
DS3500 Storage Systems
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Specification Overview
� Dual-active, hot-swappable controllers (simplex models available)
� Four 6 Gb SAS ports (dual controller) with optional host card adding:– Four 6 Gbps SAS ports– Eight 8 Gbps FC ports– Eight 1 Gbps iSCSI ports*
� Two 6Gb SAS drive ports supporting up to 96 SAS drives– High performance SAS, NL SAS drives, and SED SAS drives – EXP3512 (2U 12 3.5-in drive) and
EXP3524 (2U 24 2.5-in drive) enclosures
– Dedicated data cache is mirrored, battery-back with persistent cache backup– 1GB cache standard; 2GB cache available as upgrade
� Optional Turbo Performance Feature– Turbo provides 30% IOPS improvement; 100% MB/s improvement
� Two Ethernet ports per controller module – One for remote management and one for authorized
service personnel trouble shooting and diagnostics 2.5-in
3.5-in
15*IPv6 support
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SAS connectivity BladeCenter
� Supports BladeCenter with the SAS Connectivity Module
– Attaches up to 14* Blade servers within two IBM BladeCenters
� Support for both booting and data access
• Simplifies a blade environment by consolidating OS initialization across multiple servers
• Great for close-quarter SANs
SAS Connectivity Benefits
Shared direct-attached– Up to four hosts
� High performance
� Fast out-of-the box deployment
� Reduced complexity
� Consolidation for lower TCO
� Scalability with future SAS SAN support
16 * 28 Blade servers currently being tested. VMware support also being testing – support first out TBD
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Optional Host Daughter Card
� Two 6 Gbps SAS ports per controller standard
� Optional host card provide increased connectivityand multi-protocol support
Part Number Feature Code Host Daughter Card
68Y8431 36106 Gbps SAS 2 host port daughter card
68Y8432 36118 Gbps FC 4 host port daughter card
68Y8433 36121 Gbps iSCSI 4 host port daughter card
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DS3500 – Native SAS host ports only
Dual Controller Views
Four 6Gbps SAS ports for host connectivity
One 6 Gbps SAS port for drive expansion connectivity
Two 1-Gb Ethernet port for out-of-band management and authorized service personnel diagnostics
One PS/2 serial interface for service
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DS3500 – With optional SAS host daughter card
DS3500 – With optional FC host daughter card
DS3500 – With optional iSCSI host daughter card
Dual Controller Views (cont’d)
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DS3500 Interface Decisions
(4) base SAS ports and (4) optional SAS ports • Can deliver maximum performance• Affordable shared DAS / Integrated rack solutions• BladeCenter consolidation for both booting and data access
(4) base SAS ports plus (8) optional FC ports• Desired increased concurrent mixed connectivity• Support for both locally shared DAS and FC SAN• Implementing Remote Mirroring
(4) base SAS ports plus (8) optional iSCSI ports• Desired increased concurrent mixed connectivity• Support for IP SAN • Low cost and simple support for secondary storage Idea
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• 2U Enclosure
• Dual-active controllers/ESMs
• 24 2.5” Drives
• SAS drive connections
• Hot-swappable CRUs
• 2U Enclosure
• Dual-active controllers/ESMs
• 12 3.5” Drives
• SAS drive connections
• Hot-swappable CRUs
EXP3512
EXP3524
• All enclosures are SBB compliant
• Enclosures are cabled for enclosure loss protection
• Top down, bottom up
• EXP3512 and EXP3524 expansion enclosures can be intermixed behind an DS3500
Expansion Units and Cabling
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Drive Intermix
� Support for– High performance SAS– Nearline SAS– SED SAS– 3.5-in and 2.5-in drives
• Enclosure intermix supported behind a single DS3500
� In order to maximize efficiencies…– What are the key attributes of each drive, and– Which drive should be suggested based on the application?
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2.5-in. SAS Drives
2.5-in drives deliver slightly more IOPs across 48 drives than 3.5-in drives
3.5-in drives require much more power than 2.5-in drives
2.5-in. drives deliver four times the IOPs per watt as 3.5-in drives83.9
IOPs per watt (48 drives)
22.3
16,512
IOPs (48 drives)
14,112
197
Watts (48 drives)634
2.5-in 15K SAS – $27,792
Drive costs* (48 drives)
3.5-in 15K SAS – $38,352
$34,590(2 enclosures total)
Drive and enclosure costs (48 drives)$51,948 (4 enclosures total)
2.5-in drives provide a 27% cost saving over 3.5-in drives
2.5-in15K SAS
3.5-in 15K SAS
When expansion units are considered, the overall hardware costs of 3.5-in drives is considerably higher
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� Reduces overall storage system cost– No need for a SATA interposer
� Comparably priced to SATA drives – On average, NL SAS is only 3–4% more expensive
� Outperforms SATA– 25% improvement in sequential reads– 140% improvement in sequential writes– 15% improvement in random reads– 20% improvement in random writes
� SAS delivers up to a 38% IOPs per watt improvement over SATA (Seagate datasheet)
� Available in both 3.5-in and 2.5-in form factors
Nearline SAS Drives
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SED SAS Drives and SED Management
� Data is secure at the most basic level – the hard drive– Covers most data exposures and vulnerabilities all at once
� Unparalleled security assurance with government-grade encryption– Advanced Encryption Standard (AES) 128 encryption algorithm
• This algorithm is approved by the US government for protecting secret-level classified data
� Data is protected through the hardware lifecycle – Enables return of defective drives for servicing – Quickly decommission or repurpose drives with instant secure erase
� Performance is preserved – Won’t slow a system down - encryption engine matches the
drive’s maximum port speed and scales as more drives are added
� In order for drive-level encryption to provide this value, the key which enables encryption must be protected and managed
SAN
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Supported Drives
Capacity 2.5-in. 3.5-in.
146 GB
300 GB
450 GB
500 GB
600 GB
1 TB
2 TB
15K 10K 7200
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Application Access Patterns
Read intensive
Write intensive
I/O intensive
Throughputintensive
Random access
Sequential access
OLTP ● ● ● ●
Medical imaging ● ● ● ●
Document imaging ● ● ●
Backup/recovery ● ● ●
Data warehouse ● ● ●
System (SCP) ● ● ●
File serving ● ● ●
Web/Internet ● ● ●
Mixed workload ● ● ● ● ● ●
Virtualization
Multimedia/video ● ● ●
CAD/CAM ● ● ●
IOPs
MB/s
Best served by 15K 2.5-in or 3.5-in drives
Option for NL SAS drives
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Controller Technology – Improving Performance
Increased host interface connections
PCI Express 2.0 x8 buses interface between ASIC and external interfaces providing 4GB of internal bandwidth
Next-generation 6 Gb SAS Power PC 440 ROC 800-MHz processor (aka Meteor)
– Super scalar core with a 1.9x MIPS multiplier that translates into 1.5-GHZ x-scale
– Performs both XOR and P+Q
36-port Bobcat expander
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DS3500 Drive Channels
� Fully redundant pathing from host to drive
� Each controller can access all drive ports
� Each drive chip can access every drive
� Again, top down, bottom up
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Flexibility with base and turbo performance (feature key) options
� Pay as your performance requirements grow.
MB/s
IOPs
Mixed
TurboBase
TurboBase
TurboBase
Turbo performance is key for bandwidth-oriented and mixed (consolidated) workloads and can make a
difference for larger-scaled transactional applications
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DS5000, DS4000 and DS3000 Positioning
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IBM Entry-Level And Midrange Storage Positioning
SMB / Entry-level Workgroup Department Data Center HPC
• SAS, iSCSI connectivity
• DAS/shared DAS/IP SAN• Simple management
• Snapshot replication
• iSCSI, FC connectivity
• Shared DAS, small SAN• Simple management
• Snapshot replication
• FC, iSCSI connectivity
• Homogeneous SANs• Performance value
• Configuration flexibility
• Local/remote replication
• FC connectivity
• Heterogeneous SANs• Highest performance
• Configuration flexibility
• Local/remote replication
• FC connectivity
• System clusters• GPFS
• Maximum bandwidth
• Capacity density
DS3200, DS3300, DS3400• FC, SAS, iSCSI connectivity• (48) SAS, SATA drives• EXP3000 (12 drive) expansion unit
DS5020,DS3950*• FC, iSCSI connectivity• (112) FC, SED (DS5020 only), SATA drives• EXP5020 (16 drives) expansion unit
DS5100, DS5300• FC, iSCSI connectivity• (480) SSD, FC, SED, SATA drives• EXP5000 (16 drives) or new EXP5060 (60
drives) expansion units
DS3500• FC, SAS, iSCSI connectivity• (96) SAS, SED-SAS, NL-SAS drives• EXP3512 (12 3.5-in drive), EXP3524 (24
3.5-in drive) expansion units
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DS3000 | DS3500 | DS5020 Positioning
DS3000• Low-cost, entry-level storage with basic storage management• Ideally-suited for single-server DAS configurations
DS3500• Affordable entry-point with midrange features / scalability• Ideally-suited for mixed-workload, virtualization / consolidation environments• Enhanced storage management with full replication features
DS5020• FC-based midrange storage with exceptional IOPS performance• Ideally-suited for tiered-SAN (FC/iSCSI) environments• SSD supports drives higher performance / reduced latencies
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DS3000 / DS3500 Comparison
Dual-controller system (unless noted) D S 3 0 0 0 D S 3 5 0 0
Core technology 3 Gbps SAS 6 Gbps SAS
Host interfaces options• Two / Six 3 Gbps SAS; or • Four 4 Gbps FC; or• Four 1 Gbps iSCSI
• Four / Eight 6 Gbps SAS; or• Eight 4 Gbps FC and four 3 Gbps SAS; or• Eight 1 Gbps iSCSI and four 3 Gbps SAS
Redundant drive channels Two 3 Gb SAS Two 6 Gb SAS
Max drives and type 48 SAS / SATA 96 SAS / SED-SAS / NL-SAS
Drive enclosures 3.5-in drives in 12-drive enclosure3.5-in drive in 12-drive enclosure2.5-in drives in 24-drive enclosure
Data cache 1 GB per controllers 1 or 2 GB per controller
Cache IOPS 103,000 IOPS 200,000 IOPS (turbo)
Disk Read IOPS 21,000 IOPS 40,000 IOPS (turbo)
Disk Read MB/s 940 MB/s 4,000 MB/s (turbo)
Premium features• Partitioning (32)• FlashCopy (8)• VolumeCopy
• Partitioning (64)• FlashCopy (8)• VolumeCopy• Remote Volume Mirroring (FC-only)
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Specification Comparison
Dual-controller system DS5020 DS3950 DS3500
Host interface
• Four 8 Gbps FC• Four additional optional
interfaces – 8 Gbps FC or 1 Gbps iSCSI
• Four 8 Gbps FC ,or • Four 8 Gbps FC and four
1 Gbps iSCSI
• Four or eight 6 Gbps SAS• Eight 8 Gbps FC and four 6
Gbps SAS• Eight 1 Gbps iSCSI and
four 6 Gbps SAS
Redundant drive channels Four 4 Gbps FC Four 4 Gbps FC Two 6 Gbps SAS
Drive enclosure 16-drive (3.5-in) 3U 16-drive (3.5-in) 3U 12-drive (3.5-in) 2U24-drive (2.5-in) 2U
Max drives 112 112 96
Drives supported FC,SATA, SED FC, SATA SAS, NL SAS, SED*
XOR engine Integrated XOR / P+Q Integrated XOR / P+Q Integrated XOR / P+Q
Dual Ethernet Yes Yes Yes
Data cache / memory 2 or 4 GB 2 or 4 GB 2 or 4 GB
* Two drive options – 600GB SAS SED (3.5-in) or 300GB SAS SED (2.5-in)
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Management Software Comparison
Dual-controller system DS5020 DS3950 DS3500
Management software version DS Storage Manager DS Storage Manager DS Storage Manager
Max logical drives 1,024 1,024 256
Max LUN size > 2TB > 2TB > 2TB
RAID levels 1, 3, 5, 6, 10 1, 3, 5, 6, 10 1, 3, 5, 6, 10
Max RAID 10 / 0 size 112 drives 112 drives 96 drives
Max RAID 3 / 5 / 6 size 30 drives 30 drives 30 drives
Max partitions 128 128 64
Max snapshots per base volume 8 8 8
Maximum remote mirrors (across FC)
64 64 8
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Product Overview - Software
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DS Storage Manager Software
� Feature-rich management software enables high performance, maximum utilization and uninterrupted data availability
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DS Storage Manager Enhancements
FlashCopy
Volume Copy
Partitions
Remote Mirroring
SED management
Dynamic Capabilities
The new DS Storage Manager brings increased replication granularity, consolidation, security, and dynamic capabilities
8 /volume 64/system
8 simultaneous
Up to 32
Not supported
Not supported
CLI and some GUI
8 /volume 64/system
8 simultaneous
Up to 64
Supported across FC hosts
SED management
GUI or CLI
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� Provides a logical single view of the storage system– Birds-eye-view of the storage configuration
• Controller assignment• Volume-to-drive assignment• Identify drive types• Controller and drive enclosure
component overview
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� Viewable physical representation of the storage system
– Physical tab
DS Storage Manager Enhancements
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� Intuitive and powerful– Robust functionality with easy-to-understand GUI and wizards– Unparalleled configuration flexibility enables superior utilization– Tune any attribute to meet any server / application need
� Data is always available / protected– Online configuration, reconfiguration, expansion, maintenance– Automated I/O path failover, drive rebuild, cache destage– Integrated disk encryption, RAID 6
� Fully-integrated advanced functionality (premium features)– Partitioning, FlashCopy, Volume Copy, Remote Mirroring (across FC host
ports)
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Anytime Administration – Anytime Data
� EXP HotAdd Technology– Online capacity expansion, configuration and LUN access
� Dynamic Capacity Expansion (DCE)– Add drives to existing volume groups (restripes volumes)
� Dynamic Volume Expansion (DVE)– Add available capacity to existing volumes (OS dependent)
� Dynamic RAID Level Migration (DRM)– Change the RAID configuration of a volume group (without relocating data )
� Dynamic Segment Size Migration (DSS)– Change the data stripe size (without relocating data )
� Dynamic mode switching– Change between remote mirroring modes
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Configuration Flexibility
� Tune any attribute to meet any application need
� Single storage system supports:– Multiple RAID levels
0, 1, 1+0, 3, 5, 6– Multiple drive types, capacities, form factors
and rotational speeds– Multiple and various RAID sizes
• RAID 1 and 10 – 1+1 up to 48+48• RAID 3, 5 and 6 – 2+1 up to 29+1
– One or more volumes per RAID group– Settings defined on a logical drive basis
• Concurrently maximize performance, capacity and availability– Dynamic configuration / re-configuration
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DACstore Technology
� Configuration data is stored on every configured drive. – Each drive knows its state and status as
well as its logical drives’ state and status– One drive in each volume group stores the
controller- and subsystem-level information• Minimum of three per disk system
� DACstore benefits:– Creates “data intact” drive portability as drives
are not bound to a given enclosure or slot• Individual physical drives can be relocated within a system
to improve channel utilization (performance / availability)• Individual volume groups can be migrated to another system• Full systems can be upgraded by simply replacing the controllers
� Higher availability– Critical configuration data stored on every drive, not just a few
USABLE STORAGE
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RAID 6
� Uses two independent forms of check data (n+2) to protect against two distinct failure scenarios:
– The failure of any two member drives– Media error during reconstruction
� Hardware-assisted P+Q implementationenables superior performance
– Single-stripe write that employs two parity values (“p” and “q”) within each data stripe
– Efficient implementation delivers greater performance (compared to DP)
� Additional features– Enabled on a per-volume group basis– Dynamic RAID level migration available
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Management of SED Drives
� In combination with SED, IBM DS Storage Manager supports a full data encryption solution
– Maintains /controls the key linkage and communications with the SED drive– Provides all the management tools necessary to quickly and simply enable and
SED drives
� Secure
� Cost-effective
� No impact on performance or ease-of-useSAN
Application Servers
Authentication Key Flow Data Flow
SED Key Management
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� Creates multiple virtual systems from a single disk system
– Max 64 partitions
� Heterogeneous host support enables consolidation in multi-platform environments
� Storage-based implementation ensures data integrity
� Logical partitioning provides flexibility
Storage Partitioning
Host A
Host B
SVC
Group C
LD2
LD2
StoragePartition
A
StoragePartition
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Unmapped Volumes
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FlashCopy
� A point-in-time (PiT) image of a logical drive – Logical equivalent of a physical copy
� Features:– Provides an instantaneous copy– Requires less disk space than a full copy– Mappable to any host – Can be read from, or written to
� Primary uses:– PiT backup image– File / volume restoration source– Data mining / analysis
Base
FlashCopy Repository
FlashCopy Image
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Volume Copy
� Complete point-in-time replication of one logical drive (FlashCopy image) to another within a disk system
– Target also referred to as a clone
� Primary uses:– Full PiT data set available for analysis, mining, or testing
• Doesn’t degrade performance of production logical drive
– Redistribute data for performance and/or capacity optimization
• Technology migration to new / faster / larger drives
• Move logical drives to more desirable volume groups with differentRAID levels
Production Server Analysis Server
PiTCloneFlashCopy
SourceVolumeCopy
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Investment protection -Leverage existing hardware resources
Remote Mirror across FC Host Ports
� Low cost, effective disaster recovery or centralize backup data
� Storage-based data replication with multiple mirroring modes
� Primary uses:– Disaster recovery, Centralized backup, centralized data mining
– Designed to provide ongoing, real-time replication from a DS3500 to another DS3500 or DS5000
– Up to 8 mirror pairsRemote Office
Corporate Data Center
Remote Office
Remote OfficeREPLICATE
REPLICATE
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RESTORE
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Recap
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The DS3500 Express….the Right Storage System at the Right Time
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Thank you!
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