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Software Defined AgilityCatalogic ECX and IBM FlashSystem V9000
Philip Clark, Sr. Offering Manager, IBM FlashSystemElias Pinto, Sales Engineer, Catalogic SoftwarePeter Eicher, Senior Product Marketing Manager, Catalogic Software
Agenda
• IBM FlashSystem V9000• About Catalogic ECX• Catalogic ECX Use Cases• Live Demonstration• Questions
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| 3IBM FlashSystem © 2016 IBM Corporation
• Leverage IBM FlashCore technology to combine high performance, ultra-low latency, cost-efficiency and extreme reliability with a rich set of storage features found in Tier 1 storage solutions
• Optimize superior data economics by accelerating time to value through agile, easy-to-implement, fully integrated solution architectures
• Deliver a feature-rich, software-defined storage layer with virtualization to extend functionality to all managed storage
• Enable dynamic data migration to manage and scale storage capacity without disrupting applications
• Increase effective capacity of Flash storage systems up to five times, helping to lower costs, floor-space requirements, power and cooling with IBM Real-time Compression
• Easily integrate with VMware, OpenStack and Microsoft platforms
Flash optimized array for virtualizing
the tiered data center
IBM FlashSystem V9000: All-flash arrays offering versatile performance, agile integration and enduring economics
Versatile Performance for mixed workloads
IBM FlashSystem V9000
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FlashSystem V9000 options for deployment
• Great for database and critical applications
• Accelerate, migrate, tier, clone, snapshot, replicate, compress existing storage
• Up to 630K IOPS, 200µs• Up to 57TB usable, 285TB
Effective
Small Data Center/App Accelerator
• Great for multiple mixed workloads that drive huge I/O
• Replacement for tier 1 disk• Scale out for more all flash
capacity, IOPS and bandwidth• Up to 2.5M IOPS, 200µs• Up to 456TB usable, 2.2PB
Effective
Mixed Workload Accelerator
• Great for data centers with heterogeneous storage
• Extends core feature set to other storage arrays
• Up to 2.5M IOPS, 200µs• Up to 32PB virtualized by a
single FlashSystem V9000
Virtualized Data Center
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Flexible volumes
Generic – fully allocatedThin-Provision – space consumed on-demandMirror – two copies of volume
Migrate between pools or change volume typePreferred read mirror between flash and legacy storage (all reads from flash)
Thin mirror – a mirror with copies being thinCompressed – volumes utilizing Real-time Compression
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Mixed workload consolidation
ERP / SCM
Transaction
Big Data
Virtualization
Cloud
Qualities needed for mixed workloads: • Capacity scaling• Performance scaling• Automatic tiering• Quality of service• Strong mixed R/W
performance
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Fully integrated system management
• Improve workforce productivity
• Simplify management
• Single name space
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Real-time Compression
Database Office Files CAD/CAMGeoseismic VirtualServersJPEG/ZIP
80% 30% 5% 50% 72% 70%Compression Rate
TraditionalStorage
Average of65% Compression
Real-time Compression EfficientHalf the Data Storage
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Full set of disaster recovery tools
Metro Mirror – Synchronous– Updates are committed to both sites
before acknowledged to server– Supported up to 300 km, adds
additional latency to hosts
Global Mirror – Asynchronous– Server update acknowledged in
parallel to update to remote site– Supported up to 80ms of round-trip
latency, distance dependent upon network quality
FlashCopy Options• Full or “thick”• Thin nocopy• Incremental• Cascading• Multi-target• Consistency groups• Reverse
Snapshot – Instant space-efficient, thin provisioned copy, capture state of volume before a change
Clone – Creates a complete one-time replica of source, testing data or attaching to other servers
Backup – Complete point in time replica that can be incrementally refreshed
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7 year 24x7 Support:Up to 7 years support available with optional price protection and flash media retention offerings
Enterprise Class Services
Data Reduction:Flexible – up to 5:1 storage efficiency savings, based on Comprestimator results
Estimate-free – sight unseen 2:1 guarantee for rapid workload deployment
Endurance:MicroLatency modules will be covered for read/write endurance while you are under warranty or maintenance
Peace of Mind:No Charge, complimentary IBMservices for Tier 1 opportunities
IBM FlashCore™ Forever program: New controllers included with 3 year maintenance extension
Performance:IBM MicroLatency™ performance
IBM FlashSystem Tier 1 Guarantee
Catalogic ECX Copy Data Management
All-Flash vs. Hard Disk Drives• Because of performance constraints, HDD systems require full clones, to
move data to other spindles. Flash does not have this limitation, so one copy does the work of many HDD copies.
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Hard Disk LUN
Snapshot Workload
Workload
Full Clone
Workload
Workload
Workload
Full Clone
Workload
Workload
Workload
All-Flash LUN
SnapshotWorkload
Workload
Workload
Workload
Workload
Workload
Workload
Workload
Two Required Storage Functions
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Making Copies Using Copies• Snapshots• Replicas
• Local recovery• Remote recovery• Disaster Recovery
• Test/Dev• Cloud
• Reporting, analytics• DevOps
• Forensics• And so on…
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But successfully managing multiple copies requires automation, governance, insight and control…
…which is just what Catalogic ECX provides.
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What Catalogic ECX Does…• Creates copies• Tracks copies• Lets you use copies• Refreshes copies• Transitions copies, e.g. test to production• Deletes copies when they aren’t needed
One ECX user protected 8 TB of data in 11 seconds. “Copies at no cost, no impact and in no time.”
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How Catalogic ECX Works…• Leverages – but does not replace – array copy
processes (snaps, replication)
• Talks directly to storage array and hypervisor
• Catalogs all copies
• Uses template-based workflow model
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Catalogic ECX Push-Button Recovery
Recovers LUNS/Volumes Recovers SystemsMap Snapshot(s) to System(s)
Automated or Ad Hoc
IT controlled or Self-service
VM
Spin up full systems
Automated or Ad Hoc
IT controlled or Self-service
Let’s see how that works in the real world…
ECX Use Case: Disaster Recovery without Complexity
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Automates Replication
• Replication schedules• Data retention
VM VM
LUNs, VMs LUNs, VMs
DR SiteData Center
Array Replication
Automates Recovery
VM
LUNs, VMs
DR Site
PushButton
• Recover systems in sequence• Uses latest good copyVM-1 VM-2 VM-3
AutomatesTesting and Refresh
VM-1 VM-2 VM-3• Recover systems in sequence• Recover in fenced-off network
VM
LUNs, VMs
DR Site
PushButton
Schedule
ECX Use Case: DevOps and Test/Dev
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Access rules
Test/Dev• Storage-centric• Self-service via ECX GUI• Fully automated
DevOps• API-centric• Self-service via API calls• Fully automated
Copies of Production Data and/or VMs
Data Center,Remote Site or Cloud
VM VM VM
• On request• Scheduled
Provision access to data or systems in minutesOne user reduced Test/Dev infrastructure management from 60 hours a
month to 3 hours, a 95% productivity gain
DevOpsAutomation Tools
ECX Use Case: User Self-Service
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Storage Team
• Sets policies• Defines access• Creates templates
SLA Templates• Gold• Silver• Bronze Access
rules
“We can access data on our own now!”
“Our team is more productive than ever!”
“No more reporting on stale data!”
Dev team
Business team
Reporting team
“IT organizations are experiencing a cultural revolution… They want to empower users with self-service and enable them to make value-based consumption decisions.”-- VMware report, The State of IT Transformation
ECX Use Case: Leverage Cloud Compute
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Make use of Cloud compute on enterprise dataAutomatically spin-up and spin-down workloads
Limitless Cloud Compute
Equinix Storage Hosting
System of Record Data
Data Center Native Array
Replication
Catalogic ECX Orchestration & Automation
SoftLayer Cloud
Cloud Use Cases
Test/DevDevOps
Automated DRReportingAnalytics
Live Demonstration
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Catalogic Software Resources and Contacts
Key Resources• For enablement and client materials:
Data.CatalogicSoftware.com/IBM• To reach out directly please email:
Private Demos on Request• [email protected]
Webinar Schedule• catalogicsoftware.com/en/about/webinars/
IBM Whitepaper: Catalogic ECX and IBM FlashSystem V9000: Software-defined Agility
IBM Redbook: IT Modernization using Catalogic ECX Copy Data Management and IBM Spectrum Storage
These and other resources: Data.CatalogicSoftware.com/IBM
IDC Report: Solving the Copy Data Problem with In-Place Copy Data Management: IBM Focus
Questions
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