© 2014 IBM Corporation Managing Power Virtualization With PowerVC T. R. Bosworth Power Virtualization Offering Manager [email protected] Demos provided

© 2014 IBM Corporation

Managing Power VirtualizationWith PowerVC

T. R. BosworthPower Virtualization Offering [email protected]

Demos provided by

Drew Thorstensen and Paul [email protected] and [email protected] PowerVC Development

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Multiple Layers of Cloud Management

Cloud management• Self-service provisioning • Virtual systems & applications service

application• Subscriber and account management)• Management interface: Cloud Manager With

OpenStack for Power(SCE), Smart Cloud Orchestration

Cloud management• Self-service provisioning • Virtual systems & applications service

application• Subscriber and account management)• Management interface: Cloud Manager With

OpenStack for Power(SCE), Smart Cloud Orchestration

Base Virtualization infrastructure • Create virtual machines• Virtual network management• Infrastructure monitoring• Management interface: HMC or• Using the PowerKVM host

Base Virtualization infrastructure • Create virtual machines• Virtual network management• Infrastructure monitoring• Management interface: HMC or• Using the PowerKVM host

Advanced Virtualization management• Virtual Image Management and Deployment • Resource Pooling and Dynamic VM Placement• Improved Utilization and VM Resilience• Management interface: PowerVC

Advanced Virtualization management• Virtual Image Management and Deployment • Resource Pooling and Dynamic VM Placement• Improved Utilization and VM Resilience• Management interface: PowerVC

PowerVC

HMC

Cloud

or PowerKVM

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Target AudienceAll Power customers

Linux x86/VMware customers or prospective Linux workloads

Clients needing simpler management

Clients deploying open virtualization solutions like PowerKVM for scale-out Linux deployments

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Pain PointsComplexity of Power Systems virtualization management

Difficulty in managing virtual workloads

Slow response to business requirements

Time to get new admins productive with Power Virtualization


What Can PowerVC do for you?

“A simple tool to quickly roll out LPARs/Virtual Machines on Power Systems”

Easily clone, copy and relocate Power Systems virtual machines– Improve virtual machine consistency through replication– Policy-based placement of new and relocated virtual machines– Complete virtual machine management: Storage, Compute, Network

Quick and easy installation to get you up and running quickly– One button verification of stack integration and operational environment – Simplify operations by not having to logon to HMC,VIOS, or storage to provision virtual machines

Upward integration to cloud managers for private cloud management– Build on OpenStack APIs for automation and extensibility– Integration to Cloud Manager with OpenStack for POWER (formerly SmartCloud Entry)– Planned integration to IBM Cloud Orchestrator (formerly SmartCloud Orchestrator

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Community led accelerated pace of innovation and differentiation

An open alternative to proprietary stacks for lower cost and more flexibility

Investment protection vendor lead support of HW and evolving technologies

Open APIs for greater flexibility and agility

Why OpenStack for Cloud?


Extending OpenStack for Power Virtualization Management

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PowerVC Stretches OpenStack to Provide Enterprise Virtualization Management

Cloud Infrastructure

Services

Dynamic Provisioning

Server, Storage, Network Virtualization

Sharing and Over-Commitment

Rapid Provisioning and De-provisioning

Multi-Tenant

Elasticity and Scale

Self-Service

Commodity HW Building Blocks

Enterprise Virtualization

Long Running VMs

VM Resilience

VM Performance

Steady-State Management

VM Mobility

Enterprise Class Systems

Migration and Consolidation

Services Catalog

Flexibility Constrained and Prescriptive

Cloud Management Billing and Charge-back

Cloud User

IT Admin

PowerVC provides the convergence of what are today different and purpose optimized approaches


PowerVC: Build on OpenStack with IBM Enhancements

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Cinder Nova Quantum Virtualization Drivers• Nova drivers for IVM• Nova drivers for HMC• Leverage ecosystem to

support broad range of IBM and non-IBM storage and network attached to Power

IBM Power SystemsStorage

IBM and 3rd PartyNetwork

IBM and 3rd Party

AMQP DBMS

New Mgmt Capabilities• Monitoring & Events• More granular VM Mgmt• OVF Image Formats• Configuration Patterns

Virtualization Mgmt UI• Simple and Intuitive • Targeting the IT Admin

New Management APIs• Virtualization Management• Monitoring & Events

PowerVC Virtualization Management Console

Platform Provides…• Virtual Machine Placement• Workload Aware Mgmt• Performance Mgmt• Availability Mgmt

Packaging and Simplification• Simplified Install and Config• Intuitive Administration Model• Focus on day 0/1 TTV

OpenStack API

Security (KeyStone) Scheduler

Images Flavors

API Additions

Monitoring

VM Mgmt

Platform Projects

QuotasOVF

Power DriverPower Driver Network DriversStorage DriversStorage Drivers

IBM DB2IBM DB2


PowerVC Standard Typical Deployment Managing PowerVMSupport for HMC Managed Power Systems

IT Admin Applications

RHEL Linux

Power System

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AIX

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Power System

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AIX

…PowerVM

Power System

AIX

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x86 System

MCP Linux

HMC

SSH / CLIREST APIs

x86

RHEL Linux

PowerVC

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• Management System Options…•RHEL Linux on a separate x86 server•RHEL Linux in a partition on Power

• Managed System…•Power 6/7/7+ Express & Standard HW•HMC managed systems via K2 APIs•Multiple redundant VIOS servers•NPIV attached storage

POWER

Manage from Server

Manage from Server

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PowerVC Standard Typical Deployment Managing PowerKVMSupport for KVM Virtualized Linux Scale-out Systems

IT Admin Applications

RHEL Linux

Power System

RH

EL

…PowerKVM

libvirt APIs

x86

RHEL Linux

PowerVC

• Management System Options…•RHEL Linux on a separate x86 server•RHEL Linux in a partition on Power

• Managed System…•POWER8 Linux only HW•PowerKVM managed systems via libvirt APIs•NFS & iSCSI attached storage

POWER

Manage from Server

Manage from Server

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RH

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SLE

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NFS, iSCSI

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Features-PowerVC Standard Express

Product Identifier 5765-VCS 5765-VCX

IVM Support

HMC Support

PowerKVM Support

Managed Server Type All Servers Express Servers

POWER8

POWER7/POWER7+POWER6

Managed VM TypePowerLinux

AIXIBM i*

PowerLinuxAIX

Managed From OSRHEL

(Power & X86)RHEL

(Power & X86)

Highly available VIOS configs

System Pools & Placement

PowerVC Standard EditionSimplified lightweight advanced

virtualized management for scale up or scale out Power systems

PowerVC Express EditionSimplified lightweight advanced

virtualization management for Entry Level Power Systems

PowerVC Offering StructurePowerVC Standard Edition is packaged with AIX EEVMcontrol clients with current SWMA are entitled to download PowerVCSold standalone as well

PowerVC Standard Edition is packaged with AIX EEVMcontrol clients with current SWMA are entitled to download PowerVCSold standalone as well

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Virtualization/Cloud Managementfor Power Systems

Manage VirtualizationManage Virtualization Simple UI and SetupSimple UI and Setup Resize VMs and MigrationResize VMs and Migration Capture & Deploy VMsCapture & Deploy VMs Policies for placementPolicies for placement Manages PowerVM & Manages PowerVM &

PowerKVM PowerKVM

Basic CloudBasic Cloud Self-Service Portal with Process Self-Service Portal with Process

AutomationAutomation Metering and Billing of UsageMetering and Billing of Usage Catalog of VMs and ImagesCatalog of VMs and Images Open access to OpenStack APIsOpen access to OpenStack APIs Manages Hybrid Private CloudsManages Hybrid Private Clouds

Advanced Cloud Advanced Cloud Self-service Portal with image catalogSelf-service Portal with image catalog Capacity Management & Advanced Capacity Management & Advanced

usage metering/accountingusage metering/accounting Virtual system and application patternsVirtual system and application patterns Runbook AutomationRunbook Automation Manages Hybrid Private/Public CloudsManages Hybrid Private/Public Clouds

Increasing Automation & Function

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AdvancedAdvancedVirtualization ManagementVirtualization Management

Cloud OrchestratorCloud Orchestrator

Cloud Manager with Cloud Manager with OpenStackOpenStack


Power Systems Management Options

Cloud Management

Cloud Management

Virtualization ManagementVirtualization

Management

Platform Management

Platform Management

Host

or

Note A PowerKVM host can be managed by only one manager either PowerVC or CMO

libvirt api


What are the Environments that PowerVC works with when managing PowerVM?(Q2 2014)

Category Type NotesServer Power Systems Type - P6,P7,P8 Certain Firmware and VIOS levels

required

Storage SVC,Storwise Storage(NPIV), PowerVM Shared Storage Pools

V3500, v5000, v7000 and any SVC; SSPs allows EMC,HDS and other attachment

FC Switch Brocade Support for v6.4 or higher switches

Guest OS AIX, Linux Redhat & SuSE Note no full IBM i support; limited GA

What are the Environments that PowerVC works with when managing PowerKVM?(Q2 2014)

Category Type NotesServer Power Systems Type -P8 Linux

Only ServersRunning PowerKVM Hypervisor 2.1

Storage NFS, iSCSI Base PowerKVM supports FC but not managed by PowerVC currently

Guest OS Linux Ubuntu & Redhat & SuSe Note AIX & IBM i not supported under PowerKVM


Limited General Availability for PowerVC Managing IBM i VMs

June 2014 will introduce initial Limited GA support for managing IBM i VMs with PowerVC

IBM i management facility will be shipped with base PowerVC 1.2 Product

Approval process required to enable IBM i support– Limitation – currently supports single disk capture deploy Single PowerVC instance can only manage IBM i VMs initially

Requires IBM i level v7.1 TR7 and v7.2

Link in Develop Works for all the complete details

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PowerVC Virtualization Management Console

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Virtualization Management Console

• Simple, Intuitive and Appealing

• Progressive Disclosure of Details

• Tasks Tuned for Power Systems

• Built on top of the OpenStack API

“This is so easy to use I could have an intern do this for me”“It’s pretty awesome that you added a SAN that quickly” David Jackson – Network Administrator at GHY International

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PowerVC LinkedIn Group

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PowerVC on Facebook

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PowerVC on Service Management Connect…

https://www.ibm.com/developerworks/servicemanagement/cvm/pvc/index.html

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