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© 2012 IBM Corporation Smarter Infrastructure with the NEW IBM PureSystems 3605 Highway 52 North Rochester, MN 55901 Tel 507-253-2367 Fax 845-491-2347 [email protected] Gottfried Schimunek Senior Architect Application Design IBM STG Software Development Lab Services IBM ISV Enablement © 2012 IBM Corporation 2 Integration by Design Deeply integrating and tuning hardware and software – in a single, ready-to-go system Built-in Expertise Capturing and automating what experts do – from the infrastructure to the application Simplified Experience Making every part of the IT lifecycle easier Integrated management of the entire system A broad open ecosystem of optimized solutions The time has come for a new breed of systems Fundamentally changing the experience and economics of IT

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Page 1: Smarter infrastructure with the new IBM Pure Flex System

© 2012 IBM Corporation

Smarter Infrastructure with the NEW IBM PureSystems

3605 Highway 52 NorthRochester, MN 55901

Tel 507-253-2367 Fax 845-491-2347

[email protected]

Gottfried Schimunek

Senior ArchitectApplication DesignIBM STG Software Development Lab Services

IBM ISV Enablement

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Integration by Design

Deeply integrating and tuning hardware and software – in a single,

ready-to-go system

Built-in ExpertiseCapturing and

automating what experts do – from

the infrastructure to the application

Simplified ExperienceMaking every part of the IT lifecycle easier

Integrated management of the entire systemA broad open ecosystem of optimized solutions

The time has come for a new breed of systems

Fundamentally changing the

experience and economics of IT

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IBM PureFlex System

Expert at: sensing andanticipating resourceneeds to optimize yourinfrastructure

• Factory integrated and optimized system infrastructure

• Integrated management• Automation and

optimization expertise

IBM PureApplicationSystem

Expert at: optimallydeploying and runningapplications for rapid time-to-value

•Expert designed, integrated and optimized application aware platform

•Platform patterns of expertise

•Simplified management with a single console

The first members of a new family of expert integra ted systems with:• Built-in expertise to address complex business and operational tasks automatically• Integration by design to tune systems for optimal performance and efficiency• Simplified experience from design to purchase to maintenance

Announcing IBM PureSystems

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IBM PureSystems are integrated by design

Optimizes the complete solution stack:

• All hardware and software components integrated and optimized

• Born virtualized and ready for cloud

• Storage tuned to data needs

• Hardware directly tuned to the software

• System resource allocation uniquely optimized per selected pattern for each application workload

ServersStorage

Networking

Virtualization

Management

Development

Middleware

DeploymentApplications

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IBM PureSystems simplified experience

• Single product streamlines ordering, tracking, receiving, installing and running

• Factory installed, fully packaged solutions drive simple setup (pull it out of the box, plug it in and boot it up)

• Management integration across system

• Single point of contact for support

• Upgrade with zero downtime based onintegrated patches and system design

• A broad open ecosystem of optimized solutions

New client experience:

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Supported by the broadest ecosystem

• Solutions from 100+ leading partners

• Over 100 leading packaged applications available

• Solution Showcase simplifies application deployment

• Build once also use for private and public cloud deployments

• Certified through ‘Ready for IBM PureSystems’ program

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Application platform

System infrastructure

Business applicationsFreedom through design Performance redefined

Defining the next

generation of x86 servers

System z Power Systems

System x IBM Storage

Expert integrated systems:combine the flexibility of a general purpose system with the simplicity of an appliance – and integrated

expertise throughout

Client-optimized system:highly customizable systems designed to deliver the best in class capabilities uniquely tailored for

the client’s environment

Expect more from

your Storage

IBM PureApplicationSystem

IBM PureFlexSystem

ExpertIntegratedSystems

Smarter ComputingThe IT infrastructure that enables a Smarter Planet

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IBM Flex System

Compute NodesPower 2S/4S*x86 2S/4S

Storage NodeV7000Expansion inside or outside chassis

Management ApplianceOptional

Networking10/40GbE, FCoE, IB8/16Gb FC

ExpansionPCIeStorage

IBM PureFlex System

Pre-configured, pre-integrated infrastructure systems with compute,

storage, networking, physical and virtual management, and entry cloud

management with integrated expertise.

Chassis14 half-wide bays for nodes

IBM PureApplication System

Pre-configured, pre-integrated platform systems with middleware designed for

transactional web applications and enabled for cloud with

integrated expertise.

Starts at Acquisition: A continuum of value from building blocks to systems

Simplified experience Reduce time, effort and risk throughout the solution lifecycle Expert

IntegratedSystems

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IBM Flex System and IBM PureFlex SystemProduct Overview

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Applications

Storage

Networking

Virtualization

ManagementCompute

Tools

Flexible and open choice in a fully integrated syst em

IBM PureFlex System is Integrated by design

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Simplified management experience with advanced automationReduced risk through integrated platform management

• New user interface and configuration automation brings new components online faster*

• Cross-resource integration and automation enables transformation from managing resources to managing applications, services and workloads

• Works with the management you have - other IBM platform tools, Tivoli and third party enterprise management (e.g., CA, BMC, HP, etc.)

• Easier monitoring, alerts and problem management through automated resolution processes with integrated expertise

Management

Networking

Virtualization

Storage

Management

Compute

Chassis MapGlobal FindSetup Wizards Remote Presence

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New Dynamic View UI

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Systems Management Appliance

� Single focus point for seamless multi-chassis management providing an instant resource oriented view of chassis and chassis resources

� Resource oriented chassis map provides multiple view overlays to monitor system health, work with firmware inventory, and view environmental status including thermal and power metrics

� Chassis views to view and label hardware, OS, and firmware inventory

� Includes quick finder to launch to common management tasks

� Chassis map provides launch point for remote access tools to work with OS, etc. on individual blade (node)

Chassis Management

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� Integration with Active Energy Manager (Advanced Manager plug-in)• Actual varying wattages (not the static “book”/unreal nameplate values) • Watt cap on 4th blade (705W)• Input (ambient) and output (exhaust) temps• (coming soon – temps for blades, temp color emphasis for rear, used watts for power supplies, and CFMs for fans)

� Gives user a quick sense if and where thermal/energy problems might be

� To get more details, user can click on the Active Energy tab in the Details, with chassis selected (next stop)…

Thermal/Energy Overlay View

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IBM Flex System - Update Manager

� Manage updates for many IBM platforms using the same interface

– Automatically check for new updates

– Show and install updates needed by your systems

� Monitor system compliance– Create compliance policies

to automatically notify you when a system is out of date

– Show and resolve compliance issues to install the missing updates

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Acquire Updates

� Select the types of updates you want to check

� Get information on new updates

� Can be run once or scheduled to run periodically

� Requires a direct or HTTP proxy connection to the internet

� Updates can also be manually downloaded from IBM Fix Central and imported

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Show and Install Updates

� Show the updates “needed” by the selected systems or system group

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Virtualization management

� Virtualization Management– Manage Virtual Servers and

Hosts– HMC and Systems – VS Life-cycle management– Topology Maps– Create empty virtual server – Monitoring, automation

� Edit virtual resources– Edit Hosts– Edit Virtual Servers– GUI or command line– Launch to Platform Manager

� Relocate– Live relocation– Plan for relocation

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Image management and deploymentTasks for Virtual Appliances� Deploy� Import� Capture� Versioning

meta-data

SW

OS

Virtual Appliance

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Advanced virtualizationAutomate the virtualized environment with system pools

� Intelligent Virtual Machine Placement Services� Dynamic Workload Mobility� Integrated Storage and Network Management� Automation policy control for workloads

– Advise – VMControl recommends actions and requires confirmation

– Automate – VMControl automates actions

� Availability Automations– Automate relocation of virtual workloads in

response to predicted host system failures without disruption

– Restart virtual workloads when a host fails– Automate remote restart of virtual workloads in

response to host failures with minimal disruption

� Energy Automations– Allows the pool to relocate VM’s to minimum hosts– Minimum number of hosts reduce overall energy bill

� Performance Automations– Allows pool to spread VM’s for optimum performance

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Manage a pool of system resources or a cloudas simply as managing a single system

Operating System

Software

Systems

• Manage Services instead of Servers, Network and Storage• System Pools* are a set of resources that make up a service and

can be acted upon as a group for Placement, Maintenance, etc.• Provisioning of CPU, memory, storage* and networking* with

automatic virtual machine placement and optimizatio n• Utilization monitoring and policies to support performance,

utilization or energy* optimized pooling

StorageNetworking Compute

Virtual Systems

Virtualization

Virtual Server Virtual Server Virtual Server

System Pools / Cloud

Mobility

Optimized for ….• Availability• Performance• Energy*

VirtualizationManagement

Designed for Cloud with resource pooling and automated provisioning expertiseDramatically improve system utilization and administrator productivity

StorageNetworking Compute

SW

OS

SW

OS

SW

OS

*Some capabilities planned for future delivery

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Open Virtualization Format (OVF)

Virtualization expertise to enable new application and service delivery models

Discover and manage heterogeneous image repositories• Import, capture and catalog new VMs from existing systems

Simplified virtual image deployment and customization• Dynamically provision virtualized server, storage and network resources

Leading “Ready for Troy” application providers supporting virtual application service deployment

• Leverage open standards packaging for interoperability

DeployVirtual Machines

Import

CaptureVirtual Machines

+

+

Softwareapplication

Operatingsystem

Metadata

Virtual appliance

Metadata

Softwareapplication

Operatingsystem

Image repository

*Some capabilities planned for future delivery; IBM Plans subject to change

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Remote Control – Access to the other key console� Can launch from desktop (do not have to startup a full console session)

� Or, contextually from the IBM Flex System Manager console

Could have one for each FSM management domain

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Remote Control

Resizable

Flyover Details

Powerful Toolbar – power on/off, mount local files, etc.

Watch a reboot progress in background

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� Designed optimized and simplified for mobile scenarios and handheld limitations

� Pocket Power - Multi-chassis monitoring in a pocket-sized device (top user pain point continues to be multi-chassis management, although the mobile app doesn’t do everything)

� Killer app - users say they’d switch mobile devices to use it

Mobile Management

Multi-chassis Compute NodeChassis

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Chassis Designed for flexibility and future advancements More than just a container

The Problem:

A chassis designed to handle technology changes

in server, storage, and networking that provides

the flexibility and investment protection

your datacenter needs for today and tomorrow.

Flexible Building Blocks• Designed to handle server technology, storage

technology, and networking technology for the next decade of workloads

Energy Efficiency• Scalable power supplies that are extremely

efficient, achieving Energy Star status • Chassis designed for energy efficient

processors, as well as energy efficient memory

Investment Protection• The IBM Flex System chassis was designed for

multiple generations of technology, protecting the customers investment

IBM’s Next Generation Chassis Delivers:

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Chassis IBM Flex System Chassis

• 4 scalable switch bays• 10U Chassis, 14 bays• Standard and Full width node support

• Up to 6 2500W power supplies N+N or N+1 configurations

• Up to 8 cooling fans (scalable)

• Integrated chassis management through CME

FRONT

Power Supplies (6X)

Scalable Switch Bays

10 U

Fans CMM14 Node

Bays(7 Full Wide)

Standard Node bays

IntegratedStorwize V7000

REAR

Infrastructure to support the compute, storage and

networking components◊

Energy efficient cooling and power system

Easy to use with integrated single-point management

Designed to support future advancements in I/O,

processors, memory, and storage

Enterprise Chassis Design

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14 Node Bays(7 Full Wide)

IBM Flex System Enterprise Chassis Front View

Size: 10 U19” Rack

Nodes:� Power� Intel� Flex System Mgr

Filler

FillerFiller

Filler

IBM Flex System p260 IBM Flex System p260

IBM Flex System p460 ( Full Width )

IBM Flex System x240

Flex System Mgr

Filler

IBM Flex System x240

Filler

Filler

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10 U

CMM

Fans

High Speed Switch (4X)

Power Supplies(6X)

IBM Flex System Enterprise Chassis Rear View

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Compute Designed with ExpertiseMore than just compute

The Problem:

No industry player offers the flexibility to design your datacenter for the

diversity of workloads you run today and tomorrow.

Heterogeneous Workloads• Designed for the next decade of workloads,

avoiding rip and replace• Support for Power7, x86, and multi-tier

environments

Heterogeneous Hypervisor s• Regardless of your platform virtualization

environment, IBM Flex System offers industry leading technologies

• Support for PowerVM, Vmware, KVM, and HyperV

Expertise for Workloads• Virtualization and Cloud (dual hypervisor keys)• Low Latency/High IOPs (320GB/s)• High Performance (40GB uplinks)• Business Analytics (dedicated storage)

IBM’s Next Generation Compute Delivers:

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Compute

Diverse offerings to match the diverse workloads

System Portfolio tuned to workloads◊

Reduce acquisition costs through virtualization

consolidation◊

Maximum platform capability provides deployment

flexibility

IBM Flex System x240

IBM Flex System p460

IBM Flex System p260

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Compute IBM Flex System x240

IBM Flex System x240 - Enterprise Class

2x Hot Swap, Small Form Factor HDDs

24 LP

DIMMs

2x Intel E5 2600Processors

2x IO Mezzanine Cards

Keyboard, Mouse, Video Dongle

connector

Release latch

Standard Width compute node◊

2-socket Sandy Bridge-EP◊

24 LP DDR3 DIMMs / 1333MHz / 1600MHz

10Gb Converged LOM◊

2 hot swap 2.5” SAS/SATA SSDs or HDDs

Dual Enabled Hypervisor –ESXi on Flash Key Option

Uncompromised Compute, IO, and Storage performance, designed for mainstream

virtualization, and a broad range of workloads

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DIMMs

DIMMs

DIMMs

DIMMs

DIMMs

DIMMs

DIMMs

DIMMs Mezz 2

Mezz 1

POWER7Socket

IO Hub

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2 x SAS 2.5” HDD� HDD: 300 / 600 / 900 GB� Memory 4 or 8GB dimms

or 2 x 1.8” SDD drives� SDD: 177 GB� 2 / 4 / 8 /16 GB dimms

RAID Controller

Standard Width compute node◊

2-socket POWER7®◊

64-bit POWER7® processor◊

16 core : 2 Socket x8 core◊

16 DIMMs DDR3, 1066 MHz, 256GB Max

Dual Mezz cards and IO Hubs

IBM Flex System p260

Power is Performance RedefinedDelivers over 30% greater performance with

similar density and energy use of the previous POWER7 blades

IBM Flex System p260

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Compute

Integration without compromise, designed for the next decade

DIMMs

DIMMs

DIMMs

DIMMs

DIMMs

DIMMs

DIMMs

DIMMs Mezz 2

Mezz 3

POWER7Socket

IO Hub

IO Hub

POWER7Socket

POWER7Socket

POWER7Socket

DIMMs

DIMMs

DIMMs

DIMMs

DIMMs

DIMMs

DIMMs

DIMMs Mezz 4

Mezz 1

IO Hub

*HDD or SSD – Mounted on cover (located over memory)

IBM Flex System p460

Full Width compute node◊

4-socket POWER7®◊

64-bit POWER7® processor◊

32 core : 4 Socket x8 core◊

32 DIMMs DDR3, 1066 MHz, 512GB Max

Quad Mezz cards and IO Hubs

Power is Performance RedefinedThe same 4-socket server technology behind Watson, is now enhanced and available on Power Compute Node for IBM Flex System

IBM Flex System p460

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Optimized, Automated and Integrated network architectureFits within your existing and future environment

The Problem:

Today’s networking offerings lack the flexibility to meet the demands of the next decade of I/O. Clients are often burdened now with the costs of technology for tomorrow .

Extreme Flexibility• Designed to meet port and bandwidth

requirements for next decade• Pay for what you need today with

Features on Demand (FoD)

Highest Performance• First 40Gb capable Ethernet Switch• First 16Gb capable SAN Switch• First 56Gb capable Infiniband FDR switch• Up to 220Gb uplink BW and <1microsec

latency

Standards based Convergence• 10Gb iSCSI and FCoE offering• First 40Gb end to end FCoE offering

(post GA)• Standard based for seamless integration

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The Problem:Blade to blade communication flows north-south through the TOR, causing latency from request / response traffic. Added network latency will impact the overall workload the servers can support.

Network Switching and Why it Matters

Communication between blades requires traffic

to TOR

The Flex System Difference:Do more with your servers and reducenetwork delays. Node to Node communication happens within the chassis.

Why this matters:�Reduces switch latency�Additional servers needed to overcome

performance loss in network delays�Low latency, web-serving, and database

apps create significant server to server chatter and stress on the network

Communication is contained

within chassis running at 10GB

Ethernet

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� Logical network management – allows management of port profiles, VLANs, ACLs and QoS in virtualized, live-migration environments

� Leverages 802.1Qbg standards in integrated switches and PowerVM, KVM and IBM “Osiris” vSwitch for VMware (standards-based alternative to Cisco’s proprietary VN-Tag)

� Optional Fabric Management extends QoS Management providing advanced monitoring, VM priority and rate limiting

� Network monitoring at a glance via network topology perspectives with the ability to see the components affected by network outages

� Enable end-to-end network and virtualization management

� Graphical view of L2 network connectivity using topology perspective

Integrated Network Management with Network Control

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Next generation flexibility: Scale for Bandwidth, Ports, or BothIBM 10Gb Switch: Wired for up to three 10Gb ports per node and twenty two external ports

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• Base Switch: Enables 14 internal 10Gb ports (one to each server) and 10 external 10Gb ports

• Supports the 2 port 10Gb LOM and Virtual Fabric capability

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• 1st Upgrade via FoD: Enables 2nd set of 14 internal 10Gb ports (one to each server) and 2 40Gb ports

• Each 40Gb port can be used as four 10Gb ports

• Supports the 4-port Virtual Fabric adapter

• 2nd upgrade via FoD: Enables 3rd set of fourteen internal 10Gb ports (one to each server) and four external 10Gb ports

• Capable of supporting a six port card in future

14 internal

ports

Logical partition 2

14 internal

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Logical partition 3

Networking

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Flexible networking solution, allowing for best price/performance IBM 10Gb Switch: Wired for up to 16 10Gb ports per node and twenty two external ports

Networking

NIC

Mezz card-1

Mezz card-2

MidplaneCPU-Node

Up to 4 KR PortsPer Switch Bay

NIC

Scalable Switches 5,6

Scalable Switches 7,8

Scalable Switches 3,4

Scalable Switches 1,2

4-port Mezz

4-port Mezz

Uplink Ports

ScS – Bay 1

ScS – Bay 2

(A) (B)

(A) (B)

(A) (B)

(A) (B)

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8 going to 16

ScS – Bay 3

ScS – Bay 4

NIC

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� IBM 10Gb Scalable Switch for IBM Flex System Chassis

� One, two, or three 10G ports per server – selectable by software license

� Base Switch: 14 x 10Gb server port and 10 x 10Gb uplinks

� Switch upgrade 1: 28 x 10Gb server ports and 16 x 10Gb uplinks. 40Gb uplinks enabled.

� Switch upgrade 2: 42 x 10Gb server ports and 22 x 10Gb uplinks. 40Gb uplinks enabled.

� 1.28 Tbps – first 1Tbps+ blade switch

� 5+ Tbps per chassis

IBM Flex System 10Gb Virtual Fabric Scalable Switch

Two 40 G uplink ports. Each port can also be converted to 4*10G

using QSFP to SFP+ cable

Full featured, Scalable bandwidth bringing convergence and simplicity to Datacenter

applications

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� BNT 1Gb Switch Modules for next generation Chassis

� Base Switch: 14 x 1Gb server port and 10 x 1Gb uplinks

� Switch upgrade 1: Doubles the ports to 28 x 1Gb server ports and 20 x 1Gb uplinks.

� Switch upgrade 2: Adds 4 x 10Gb uplinks enabled.

� RJ45 connectivity for 1Gb Ports

IBM Flex System 1Gb Scalable Switch Module

Integrates into current 1Gb Datacenter architecture with 10Gb uplinks for future

expansion

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� Compass plus FCoE and native FC� Uplinks

� 12 Omni Ports : 10Gb ETH or 8Gb FC

� 2 10Gb ETH� 2 40Gb ETH

� Downlinks� Same as Compass : Up to 42

10Gb� FC Features

� NPIV� FCF Gateway� FC Services� N Port, F port, E port

� Native FC connectivity to FC SANs(using NPIV mode)

IBM Flex System 10Gb Virtual Fabric Scalable Switch with FC

Two 40 G uplink ports. Each port can also be converted to 4*10G

using QSFP to SFP+ cable

12 Omni Ports : 10Gb ETH or 8Gb FC

2 10Gb ETH Ports

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IBM Flex System 10GbE Pass-Through Module

Unmanaged 10GbE Pass-through module for next generation IBM Flex System chassis

• 14 Internal server ports• 14 External SFP+ ports

Simple, low cost connectivity to the datacenter core

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Networking IBM Networking Offerings

• Scalable Switch modules for the IBM Flex System chassis

• Four Scalable switches per chassis• Capable to provide up to 16 virtual switch

partitions per chassis• Feature on Demand port upgrades for

switches

Ethernet & FCoE Fibre Channel InfiniBand• 52 port 1Gb Switch

Base: 14/10 (internal/external)Upgrade: 14/10Upgrade: four 10Gb uplinks

• 64 port 10Gb Ethernet Switch Base: 14/10Upgrade: 14/8 (two 40Gb uplink)Upgrade: 14/4

• 1/10Gb Pass Thru

• 20 port 8Gb • 20 port 8Gb Pass

Thru• 48 port 16Gb

• QDR Switch upgrade: FDR

• 4 port 1Gb - Broadcom• 4 port 10Gb - Emulex• 2 port 10Gb – Mellanox

• 2 port 8Gb – Qlogic• 2 port 8Gb – Emulex• 2 port 16Gb –

Brocade

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*Available at launch

Simplifies network deployment via integrated

management◊

Reduces network complexity via convergence and

intelligent fabric monitoring◊

Improves network performance via

uncompromised IO throughput

Fits with existing infrastructure and scales

with Customer’s IO needs

Full breadth of Networking offerings

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Storage is essential to an integrated platform Storwize V7000 and PureFlex System V7000 storage are virtualized

The Problem:Digital data has grown 10x from 2007 to 2011, causing storage requirements to grow 20 - 40% per year.

This growth has made the integration , management , and virtualization of storage resources critical.

Virtual Server Infrastructure

Virtualized Servers Require Virtualized Storage�Consolidate diverse storage infrastructure�Common Access point�Single point of management and provisioning�Can serve as a bridge from traditional

infrastructures to cloud

Virtual Storage Infrastructure

Management LayerIntegrated Single Point of Management

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IBM Flex System V7000 – Different (and Better) by Design…

IBM Flex System V7000

� Open, multi-vendor virtualization based on proven technology� Over 20,000 installations worldwide� Unmatched interoperability and

investment protection

� Low switching costs

� Seamless, transparent migration with no service disruption

� Up to 70% higher utilization of newly deployed and preexisting storage assets

� Automated intelligent data placement with EasyTier™� Up to 3X performance improvement with as little as 2% SSD capacity

� “Learns” and adapts to dynamic, mixed workload environments automatically

� Active Cloud Engine™� Automated, policy-based file movement

� Reduces cost and increases availability by moving files to the proper tier

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Storage Node Design Overview

Storage

� In Chassis Enterprise Storage�Double high / double wide node�Dual hot swappable controllers for HA�Shared storage for multiple CPU nodes�High performance/ high function storage

�Midrange class performance�FCoE & iSCSI block storage

�FC block storage as well�NAS file storage (future)

�24 HDDs/SSDs – 2.5” hot swap disk trays�Via dual SAS paths to both controllers�Add’l storage via Storage Disk Expansion �Automated FW for hot spot data migration

�Migrate content between SSDs and HDDs

�Chassis and Management Appliance Integration�Tight integration with chassis mgmt�Tight integration for storage and fabric mgmt

�VM provisioning, copy svcs, mirroring, etc

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Storage

Enterprise Storage Flexibility

Simplifies storage administration with a single user

interface and common CLI through a tightly integrated

management console

Virtualizes third-party storage with non-disruptive migration of

the current storage infrastructure

Balances high performance and cost for mixed workloads

Protects data for business continuity and disaster recovery

with built-in local and remote replication and snapshot

functions

IBM Flex System extends the Storwize capabilities: Maximum performance and flexibility, integrated management and ease of use for customer for all customer configurations

Full spectrum of servers and storage options

Internal Chassis Storage

External Storage

Integrated Rack (w/ Internal and

External Storage)

Separate Server & Storage Racks

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End-to-end capacity view of all storage

End-to-end capacity view of all storage

Details by storage typeDetails by

storage type

Integrated Storage ManagementStorwize V7000 and PureFlex System V7000 storage are virtualized

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IBM PureFlex System storage, virtualization, and management

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Storage

Starting LevelIBM Flex System FSM Chassis Map

• Single point of management starting point for IBM Flex System

• Physical navigation, central launch point for IBM Flex System management

Upper LevelIBM Flex System FSM Storage Control•Integrated management with a Systems and Storage perspective•Manage storage across your data center connected to IBM Flex System

Detailed LevelV7000 Storage User InterfaceDetailed disk setup (RAID arrays, LUNs)

• Advanced disk features (Easy Tier, Mirroring, Clustering, Virtualization)

• Inherent in every Storwize V7000 and IBM Flex System V7000 Storage Node

Upgrade LevelTPC Storage Productivity CenterIntegrated management with a SAN-wide perspective

• For clients looking for advanced analytics and management of data center SAN with other, perhaps heterogeneous storage

V7000 Easy-to-use management GUIDetailed Storage Setup

IBM Flex System FSM Storage ControlIntegrated server, storage, networking

mgmt

Tivoli Storage Productivity CenterIntegrated SAN-wide management

IBM FlexSystem Chassis MapIBM Flex System Single point of

management

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IBM PureFlex System Storage interoperability

DS8100, DS8300, DS8700, DS8800

IBM Flex System Chassis

DS3400, DS3500, DS4100, DS4200,

DS4300, DS4400, DS4500, DS4700, DS4800, DS5020, DS5100, DS5300,N3600, N3700, DS6800

Included in Base Director

Storwize V7000

XIVEMC, HP, Dell

FSM

IBM Flex System

V7000

Storage Node IBM SVC

Storwize V7000

Direct Interoperability or via

Storage Virtualization

Via Storage Virtualization

Other storage Virtualization options

Sys

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infr

astr

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ure

Storage

IBM Flex System V7000 Storage Node� Integrated virtualized IBM Flex System

StorageIBM Flex System Storage Virtualization

� Virtualize external Storage for greater data center efficiency and utilization

� Avail in: Storwize V7000, IBM Flex System V7000, & SVC

IBM Flex System Storage Interoperability

� Broad set of IBM storage supported with IBM Flex System

� Interop with 3rd party via VirtualizationIBM Flex System FSM Storage Control

� Discovery and Inventory� Monitoring and Alerts� Configuration� Provisioning

IBM Flex System FSM Advanced� Integrated virtualization management across

server, storage, network � Image repository and management

Storage provisioning for image creation, deployment, and cloning

� System Pools� Integrated management of storage in lifecycle

of defining and managing system pools� Virtual Image Cloning� Integrated storage provisioning and virtual

image placement for new virtual machines

Centralized management to reduces costs and complexity across server and storage

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Why choose IBM & IBM PureFlex System?Unique Integration and Optimization

Complete systems that are easy to develop, deploy and manage

Enable workloads to run efficiently in an agile

business environment

Integrate into your current IT infrastructure through open

standards

The world’s premier single-source provider for IT

solutions

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Requirements

If you have items your business requires, Submit a requirement!

Help IBM understand how we can help you.

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ibm.com/smartcloud

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Our Mission and Profile

� Support the IBM Systems Agenda and accelerate the adoption of new products and solutions

� Maximize performance of our clients’ existing IBM systems

� Deliver technical training, conferences, and other services tailored to meet client needs

� Team with IBM Service Providers to optimize the deployment of IBM solutions (GTS, GBS, SWG Lab Services and our IBM Business Partners)

Our Competitive Advantage

� Leverage relationships with the IBM development labs to build deep technical skills and exploit the expertise of our developers

� Combined expertise of Lab Services and the Training for Systems team

� Skills can be deployed worldwide to assure all client needs can be met

Mainframe Systems

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IT Infrastructure Optimization

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Performance and Scalability Services� The IBM i Performance & Scalability Services Center in Rochester can provide facilities, hardware and technical expertise

to assist you in testing hardware or software changes

� “Traditional” benchmarks

� Proofs of Concept (e.g. HA alternatives, SSD analysis, external storage, etc.)

� Stress test your system

� Evaluate application scalability

� Performance optimization and tuning

� Assess application performance when migrating to a new release of IBM i

� Determine impact of application changes

� Virtualization, consolidation, migration services

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