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HP Utility Data Center
Transforming data center
economics
David Kelleher
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Agenda
Today’s business and IT
challenges
Today’s business and IT
challenges
What is the HP Utility Data Center?
What is the HP Utility Data Center?
Where do you begin?
Where do you begin?
Roadmap, competition & summary
Roadmap, competition & summary
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Circa 1947…
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Circa 2000…
the data
center
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Demand a better return on IT
A new IT architecture, one that is
open, modular and flexible
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A balanced approach for best RoIT
Reduced
costs
Mitigating
risk
Improved
quality
of service
Increased agility
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“Traditional” IT Infrastructure”
Complex, Costly, Change is Not Easy
•
IT features
vs.
IT economics
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Applications tied to platform
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Dedicated, application-specific
development, test, production,
and disaster recovery
environments
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Each environment sized for
expected peak load, little or no
resource sharing
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Human errors are still a significant
cost to IT service goals
Sales
Logistics
Manufacturing Marketing
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Business needs demand a new
model of computing
silos of technology
inflexible to change, over provisioned mainframe centered technology and network focused mainframe personal Internet client server
increasing business agility
time
adaptive computing
shared, optimized, heterogeneous business
-driven
perfectly synchronized with business needs adaptive computin g utility computing 10 10 10 © 2003, Cisco Systems, Inc. All rights reserved.
Session Number Presentation_ID IT utility •Rapid response •Competitive innovation •Business transformation
Readying for The IT Utility:
The IT consolidation Journey
Hardware/ data integration •Standardize
•Reduce server numbers
•Centralize storage Distributed Collocation •Physical security •Hardware relocate •Improved management •Business continuity Application integration •Application rationalization •Database rationalization
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Virtualization Enables the
Adaptive Enterprise
•
Pay for what
you use
•
Share virtual
resource
Ideal
computing
InternetVirtual
resource
pool
Result: IT
shifts focus
from boxes
to services
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Virtualization Leadership
in the Data Center
-hubs/routers -switches -VLAN - server - array - network -monolithic -client/server -web services -GRID
Virtual
Servers
Virtual
Storage
Virtual
Application
Virtual
Network
Mitigate Risk
Increase quality
Improve agility
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Virtualization Leadership - Bringing
the Economics of IT Utility Together
Virtual
Network
Virtual
Servers
Virtual
Storage
Virtual
Application
HP
Utility
Data
Center
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firewall pool switching pool switching pool utility controller server virtualization access tier web tier application tier database tier edge routers routing switches authentication, DNS, intrusion detect, VPN
web cache 1st level firewall
2nd level firewall load balancing switches
web servers web page storage
(NAS) database SQL servers storage area network (SAN) application servers files (NAS) switches switches internet internet
Evolve to UDC by optimizing utilization of existing assets
An Industry First:
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UDC Components
• Virtual Server Pools
HP-UX, Linux, Solaris, Windows AIX with customization
• Virtual Network Pools
VLAN Cisco
• Virtual Storage Pools
HP XP and EVA storage EMC Symmetrix • Utility Fabric
Any to any topology
• Utility Controller Rack & Software
Manages service templates Automated resource, workload and failure management
OpenView processing elements storage elements hp-ux solaris windows linux utility fabric networking elements emc
hp utility data center
hp utility controller software
consulting and integration services eva hp-xp 16 16 16 © 2003, Cisco Systems, Inc. All rights reserved.
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What is HP’s Utility Data Center?
hp utility data center
New applications and systems can be ignited within minutes
Server, storage and network utilization approaches 100%
Resources are ‘virtualized’ and optimize themselves to meet your
service level objectives Administrative and operational
overhead is minimized storage virtualization network virtualization internet internet server pool storage pool NAS pool load balancer pool
firewall pool switching pool switching pool utility controller server virtualization
•virtualized pools of resource for instant ignition
•failover protec tion and data replication to protect servers, storage and network
•wire-once fabric
•utility controller software for service definition and creation
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1.
Architect new service:
• automatically locate and allocate resources • auto-configure network and
storage
• auto-configure firewall & load balancers
• auto-configure & boot servers
3.
Create the service
available new service added
Creating a service with the Utility
Data Center
• business case • service growth projection • SLO requirement • availability • security needs • time to implement
2.
Build a service template:
Load Balancer
WEB WEB WEB
APP
Firewall Farm “A”
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Utility Controller Software
– Portal Interface
•Web-based interface •Manages all UDC
resources •Enables configuration of new IT Services •Enables changes to service definitions •Automatic fault mgt. and rectification •Tracks usage and
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UDC service usage for
billing and chargeback
UDC data center
in action
service until rate table
customer
invoice
per user
metered item service units hp L3000 6 hp A180 4 hp LPR1000 2 Sun 420 3 XP Raid 1GB 1 XP Mirror 1GB 1.5 XP offsite 1GB 2 --. …
customer’s deployed
infrastructure
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Utility Data Center in action
CRM Data Web & Forms Web Retail Svcs & Data Web & Graphics interactio n managers Integrated Services Management
Configuration Requests Fault &
Perf
Monitoring
& Billing Data
C R M Utility Controller Free Resources Web & Graphics logically partitionable service core L2 fabric
internet L2/L3 switches
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The Utility Data Center helps
overcome critical IT issues
• Improves cost effectiveness Reduced operational overhead
Increased utilization of existing investments
• Matches IT resources to business value Resources can be allocated or de-allocated instantly HP On Demand solutions offer ‘pay-as-you-go’
• Improves service levels
Intelligent resource and workload management
Integrates with OpenView, CA and Tivoli management tools
• Increases business agility and improving time to market New IT environments can be created within minutes
Resources can be re-allocated as priorities change
• Reduces risk – business continuity
All servers, storage and network components are protected UDC re-configures itself on error or failure
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HP Utility Data Center
Implementation, methodology & services
executive presentation support factory integration innovation workshop run awareness investment justification architectural blueprint project and transition plan detailed designscoping and visioning
implement design analyze
hp services solution lifecycle
evolve upgrade improve project implementation vision, metrics, business & IT objectives
budget, ROI, TCO
decision point high level design
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Session Number Presentation_ID 7 pairs of FC Switches 1A 1A 2A 2A XP512 with 10TB User 27TB Total XP512 with 5TB User 14TB Total
FC point-to-point connections FC point-to-point connections
require 5 pairs of FC switches up to 12 ADIC 5100 gateways per FC switch pair require 2 XP512s with ~15TB of user data
* one XP512 can support up to 3 FC switch pairs * two XP512s can support
up to 7 FC switch pairs
redundant 8x1000 base SX links
2x Cisco 6509 40 fiber & 158 copper ports 2x Cisco 6509 32 fiber & 6 copper ports tier 2 networking switches tier 1 networking switch
redundant 8x1000 base SX links
LTO 20/700 tape library
2 x 100 base T links to rack switch 2 x 1000 base T links
4 x 1000 base T links
2 x 1000 base T links 2 x FC links to
each XP512
8 x FC links 2 x FC linksto each
XP512 #1 2 x FC links to each XP512 #2 2 x 100 base T links MGMT RACK OPS CENTER RACK 1B 2B BACKUP RACK 1A 2A total of 80 servers total of 156 GigTX and 24 GigSX LAN connections to tier 2 total of 50 Adic 5100 gateways Pix 525 Firewall 2xGigTX 24xGigSX 4 HA Pairs 0xAdic 5100 3x N4000 14xGigTX LAN Ports 4xAdic 5100 4x L3000 10xGigTX LAN Ports 2xAdic 5100 4x L3000 10xGigTX LAN Ports 2xAdic 5100 12x A500 10xGigTX LAN Ports 2xAdic 5100 4x L3000 26xGigTX LAN Ports 6xAdic 5100 5x A500 12xGigTX LAN Ports 4xAdic 5100 6x LT6000R 14xGigTX LAN Ports 6xAdic 5100 6x LT6000R 14xGigTX LAN Ports 6xAdic 5100 6x LT6000R 14xGigTX LAN Ports 6xAdic 5100 6x LT6000R 14xGigTX LAN Ports 6xAdic 5100 12x LP2000R 6xGigTX LAN Ports 3xAdic 5100 12x LP2000R 14xGigTX LAN Ports 3xAdic 5100 1x Foundation 4xGigTX LAN Ports 0xAdic 5100
High level UDC design example
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HP’s Utility Data Center
– the real thing!
Ops ctr rack Utility controller (Mgmt rack) Backup rack Storage array Fabric rack
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UDC: Automated resource
management and utilization
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Sample customer roadmap to an
adaptive infrastructure
change management incident & problem mgt service level management cost management customer management capacity management systems consolidation unified service management utility data centre sale lease -backpay per use utility pricing management of change people process technology finance improved service performance reduced turnaround times reduced cost accurate & transparent billing improved service level reporting baseline assessment organization alignment 30 days benefits realised realignment each phase
90 days 90 days 90 days 90 days
P1 P2 P3 P4 business value result tracks connects to all other processes usage based charge -back Single Dev/test environment Configuration management utility data centre pilot
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Session Number Presentation_ID Managed Services UDC-R Assess. On Demand Consolidated Virtualized Servers Storage Network Software People Products Services Products Services Products Services Products Services Products Services Traditional
UDC-R concept
Products Services Products Services Products Services Products Services Products Services Products Services Products Services Products Services Products Services Products Services UDC Readiness 28 28 28 © 2003, Cisco Systems, Inc. All rights reserved.Session Number Presentation_ID
The economic advantages of the
Utility Data Center include:
security 20% – 30% self adaptive 80% –100% reducing costs
operational
economies
upgrading & migration 20% – 40% reducing costsupgrade &
migration
economies
usage metering 5% – 30% reducing costsmetering
economies
capacity planning 5% – 40% deployment 30% – 80% reducing costsphysical
provisioning
economies
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Customer successes put HP ahead
in utility computing
HP has a hard product…, whereas IBM has just got a
blueprint. --Will Cappelli , Giga Information Group
HP has taken the lead for market mind share with Policy Based
Comutuing Service. --Gartner Group Research Note T -16-9153 HP’s Utility Data Center: First to
Deliver. --Tom Bittman , Donna Scott
Gartner Group HP has a lead with its utility computing model.
--Brad Day Giga Information Group
HP has developed a potentially compelling vision for services -centric, utility computing in the enterprise, and is beginning to deliver components of that vision.
--Michael Dortch Robert Francis Group “By using the UDC (utility
data center) we have met all of our internal challenges and it gave us the ability to sell excess capacity to our external customers.”
Kevin Dann,
European Computer Sys.Mgr.
MSX International
“The HP UDC will allow us to flexibly adapt to the business fluctuations of the electronics industry. We’ll be able to reduce our total cost of ownership by streamlining data center management and reducing excess IT capacity while also incorporating the industry’s best platform for application consolidation.”
VP and GM of Infrastructure and Operations HPC wins at Philips against SUN and
EMC owing to UDC capabilities
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HP Utility Data Center vision
evolving towards utility computing
3Q03 • Backup & restore • storage infrastructure enhancements
• improved management functionalities for the system administrator • additional Cisco appliances
• new Proliant servers • server and OS upgrades
1Q04 •lower the solution cost •reduce time to implement services •single pane of glass: single user interface
•improved clustering •HP blade servers •additional storage options like DAS and NAS in addition to SAN etc •server and OS upgrades 2H04 • n–partitions • policy based flexing • disaster recovery
• support other non -HP storage elements • server and OS upgrades (HP and non-HP) 2005 & beyond • enhanced on-demand capabilities • service lifecycle management enhancements • make the solution more open system
• enhancements to multi -site capabilities
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Turning the UDC into a “power station”
for the Commercial GRID
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Use an offline tool to design
application topologies
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Use the Globus toolkit to
submit resource requests to a UDC
create a “farm” (a multi-tier topology) request return the access
information for the farm to the user
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UDC provides secure,
dynamically allocatable
resources
Sven Graupner , Jim Pruyne, Sharad Singhal, Making the Utility Data Center a Power Station on the Commercial Grid, GlobusWorld 2003.
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Summary: HP Utility Data Center
– enabling adaptive infrastructure
HP Utility Data Center is a complete
solution for virtualizingdata center
environments, transforming the economics of your operation
1. All resources are wired once to
support their virtual, flexible
allocation and reallocation
2. New applications and systems can
be ignited within minutes
3. Server, storage and network
utilization improvements
4. Resources are ‘virtualized’ and
optimize themselves to meet your
service level objectives
5. Administrative and operational
overhead is minimized and
opportunities for error reduced
storage virtualization network virtualization internet internet server pool storage pool NAS pool load balancer pool firewall pool switching pool switching pool utility controller server virtualization
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HP Labs
Research Community Can Dream Big
Challenge
Grow IT installation within current budget and space constraints Build world-class IT infrastructure to enable invention
Combine the running of production appliances with resources needed for research
Solution
Install HP Utility Data Center
Pooled the R&D budget for purchasing computer systems with the IT budget for running production applications
Results (In Progress)
Saved over $500,000/year vs. a traditional data center installation and replaced150 systems with 700 without
Adding additional staff Adding data center space
Obtain greater flexibility and availability of systems Enable staff to focus on higher-level tasks
Can share computing resources internally and externally
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