november 17 th launch copper canyon overview

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November 17th LaunchCopper CanyonOverview

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Agenda• SVSP• ExDS9100• EVA Management Module• XP Updates

HP StorageWorks SAN Virtualization Services Platform (SVSP)

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Storage Virtualization Market2008-2012 Forecast

• Demand for virtualization will remain strong, growing to $902M by 2008, and $1.6M by 2012 with a CAGR of 23.3%

• About 35% of all SAN capacity shipped will be virtualized by 2011

Virtualization Revenue Forecast

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Source: WW Virtualization Forecast, IDC, April 2008

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LSI Proprietary

LUNs

HPSun

EMC IBM

SVSP Architecture

Data Path Control PathControl Path

Storage Virtualization Manager Servers

Data Path Modules

Snapshot MirroringClones Migration Thin provisioning

Leading Edge Split Path Architecture

LUN

Parse – Crack – RemapFrames at Wire-speedwith ASIC Technology

Parse – Forward toSVM

Data Path Frames (97%) SCSI Read SCSI Write

Control Path Frames (3%) Reservations - Reset - Release Inquiry Report LUN Verify Test Unit Ready Sense

SVM

No Caching – Stateless Processing

•Higher scalability•Greater performance• No bottlenecks• Single admin. pane• Single system image

HP SVSPProduct Structure

Thin ProvisioningThin Provisioning (TP)

SnapcloneAsync Mirror

Continuous Access (CA) - for multiple domains

SnapshotSnapclone

Business Copy (BC)

- for a single domain

Virtual Disk (pooling/virtualization)Data Migration Sync Mirror (2 way)Import in place

Volume Management (VM)

FeaturesSoftware Title

Product Structure: Tier Pricing Cost per TB decreases as capacity increases

SKU Marketing Description

Harware sku's

AG781A HP StorageWorks SVSP Hardware Bundle

AG784A HP StorageWorks SVSP DPM Dual 4-port Upgrade LTU

Volume Management Bands (VM)

T5549A HP StorageWorks SVSP Volume Manager SW 1TB 0-15TB LTU





T5554A HP StorageWorks SVSP Volume Manager SW 1TB 251+TB LTU

Business Copy (BC)

T5555A HP StorageWorks SVSP Business Copy SW 1TB 0-15TB LTU





T5560A HP StorageWorks SVSP Business Copy SW 1TB 251+TB LTU

Continuous Access (CA)

T5561A HP StorageWorks SVSP Continuous Access SW 1TB 0-15TB LTU





T5566A HP StorageWorks SVSP Continuous Access SW 1TB 251+TB LTU

Thin Provisioning (TP)

T5567A HP StorageWorks SVSP Thin Provisioning SW 1TB 0-15TB LTU

TA632A HP StorageWorks SVSP Thin Provisioning SW 1TB 16-32TB LTU




TA636A HP StorageWorks SVSP Thin Provisioning SW 1TB 251+TB LTU

Two HW sku’s

4 Software Titles

Tier Pricing:• Capacity tiers for each product• sku’s are per TB managed• price/TB decreases as capacity increases• most order all capacity at upper tier before moving to the next tier

Use casesStorage Consolidation

Application Test & Deployment

Rapid Application Recovery

Cost Effective DR

Non-Disruptive Data Migration

StorageBrand A

StorageBrand B

Before After

StorageBrand A

StorageBrand B

=>

Pool 1

Pool 1

Pool 2

Pool 2

StorageBrand A

StorageBrand B

Before After

StorageBrand A

StorageBrand B

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Pool 1

Pool 1

Pool 2

Pool 2

Tiered StorageInfrastructure

SVSP Solution Suite

SVSP - StorageWorks Virtualization Service Platform

Low capacity PIT Snapshots and R/W snaps

Instantly available R/W Volume Clones

Online Volume Migration and Data Mobility

Synchronous and Asynch. Mirroring

BC Snapshot

BC Snapclone

VM - Data Migration

CA Mirroring

View

Clone

Provision “thin” vols and grow over time

Thin Provisioning

Product Roadmap Support & Services

StorageWorks SVSP Roadmap

• EVA replication & migration

• Large scale support• Scriptable interface• Remote asynchronous

mirrors (2 to 4 sites)• Stripe sets• Support for EVA 4400• HSG80 data import• Coexistence with HP

arrays in same SAN

• HP CommandView GUI & Storage Aggregator

• SMI-S support• >2TB front-end LUNs• Local synchronous

mirrors (fast path writes)

• Performance improvements

• Active/Active DPM• Solution integration

(Oracle, SAP, exchange, etc.)

Shipping

Dec ’08

Spring ‘09

Fall ‘09

• Heterogeneous array replication & migration

• MSA 1000/1500/2000• Windows 2003, Linux ,

HP-UX 11.23/11.31• VMware, Windows

2008• Native OS MP support• VS Design & Admin

Guide• Local synch mirrors

(soft path write)• Tiered Software

Licensing• Thin Provisioning

V1.5Increase Scale

v2.0 Heterogeneous

V2.x Feature Set

• Broader heterogeneous array support (Net App FAS, EMC CX 4, IBM DS5000, Sun, SGI)

• Solaris, AIX, support• Jaguar Support• WEBES/ISEE support• Xen/Citrix support

V2.0 +Completion

Build the support matrix

Extend/Differentiate

SVSP Array Support

−EVA 3000/5000 with VCS 3.1x0 or 4.100 or later−EVA 4000/4100/6x00/8x00 with VCS 6.1x0, 6.200−EVA 4400 with VCS 9.0.3−HSG80 (import only)−MSA 1000, 1500 & 2000−IBM: DS 4100, 4300, 4400, 4500, 4700−IBM: FAStT 100, 200, 500, 600, 700, 900−EMC: CX 200, 300, 400, 500, 600, 700−EMC: CX3-10, CX3-20, CX3-40, CX3-80−SUN: 6140, 6320, 6920, 6540, 6130−SUN: FLX 210. 240, 280, 380−SGI: TP 9300, 9500, 9700, 4000, 4500−TBD via deal exception like process

OS support

• Windows 2003 & 2008• HP-UX 11iV2 & 11iV3• RHEL 4 & 5• SLES 10• VMWare 3.5

See quickspecs at http://www.hp.com/go/SVSP for additional details

Maximum HP SVSP Scale limitsArrays (limit is 64 device ports which is may be 16 4-port, or 8 8-port arrays, or …)

Up to 16

Servers (2 ports per server) 512Front End Vdisks 4096Back End Vdisks (max 254 per array) 512Local Sync Mirrors 64PiTs per Vdisk 64Snapshots per Vdisk 64Snapshots per PiT 32Snapclones per Domain 256Asynch Remote Mirrors per source Vdisk 3Virtual Disk Group members 32

Extreme Storage from HP

What if…?

• You could build very large storage infrastructure which is almost always available?

• You could rapidly expand those systems by 100’s of terabytes at a time with minimal effort?

• You could do this at industry-leading price/terabyte and terabyte/cubic foot?

• You could independently scale your storage capacity and performance?

• You could use this system to support not only your file system needs, but also your general application needs?

Photo Sharing & Finishing Services

Photo Sharing & Finishing Services

Music and Ringtone Services

Music and Ringtone Services

Streaming Video ServicesStreaming Video Services

Security & Surveillanc

e

Security & Surveillanc

e

Online Social Communities

/ Content Sharing

Online Social Communities

/ Content Sharing

Medical Imaging &

Analysis

Medical Imaging &

Analysis

Genome ResearchGenome Research Energy Exploration

Energy Exploration

Digital AnimationDigital Animation

Enabled byGlobalization of technology’s

reachFaster, better, cheaper

technology

New business models require new infrastructure models

1. Blades – HP’s Industry Leading Blade Solution– Up to 12.8 cores/U– Starting at 4 blades, expand up to 16 blades– BL460 blades in c7000 Enclosure

2. Storage – Industry Leading Density– Up to 12TB/U– Starting at 246TB, expand to over 820TB– Scales in 82TB Storage Blocks

3. Software – Proven in Content Rich Environments

– Integrated system management– Multiple access protocols

• NFS, HTTP, DirectIO• Streaming media or custom applications• Applications can run directly on blades

HP StorageWorks 9100 Extreme Data Storage System

Integrated hardware/software solutionIntegrated hardware/software solution

EVA4400 – Embedded Management Module

HP Restricted - For HP and Channel Partner Internal Use. May be shared with select customers under NDA.23 April 22, 2023

HP Restricted - For HP and Channel Partner Internal Use. May be shared with select customers under NDA.

What’s new• Command View EVA V8.1 software that runs on

the embedded EVA4400 management module− Eliminates need/cost of separate management server

− Ideal for non-Windows (Unix and Linux) environments

• New EVA4400 controller firmware; XCS 09004000

• No change in CV/EVA licensing− CV LTU the same for either Server-Based Management

or Array-Based Management

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CV/EVA management deployment options

-Manage multiple SANs

-Manage multiple EVA4400 with TBM

-Manage multiple SANs

-Manage multiple EVA4400 with TBM

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HP StorageWorks XP24000/XP2000 Disk Arrays

New on the XP24000/XP20000 platform

• External Storage Disaster Recovery – Implement a 2-site, low cost DR solution by synchronously coping data from an XP to any other vendor’s array

• 73 GB Solid State Disk Drive – For applications that demand extremely high I/O performance

• Data encryption – An enhanced DKA encrypts data on your disk drives so that data can not be read off a disk drive that is removed from the XP disk array.

• 450 GB 15K rpm FC Disk Drive – Additional high-performance/high-capacity FC disk drive option

• Field upgrade option to Vista – You can now upgrade the Service Processor (SVP) from the Windows XP O/S to Vista O/S

• XP Array Replication Software Suite – Now you can purchase XP Business Copy and XP Continuous Access Journal in an attractively priced suite

November ‘08

Technology for better business outcomes

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Documents

san capacity

capacity tiers

tb decreases

volume file system

data mobility synchronous

nondata areas

ww virtualization forecast

scsi writecontrol path