Build and manage infrastructure services with HP CloudSystem Matrix

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Increasing Demands Driving More to the Cloud
• Improve business agility
• Speed innovations
• Accelerate time to value
• Deliver choice
• Reduce costs
• Develop once, run anywhere
Private Cloud Managed Cloud Public CloudTraditional
Build
on-premises
cloud services
Consume
off-premises
cloud services
SLAs
Availability, security, performance, compliance, cost
customer-defined negotiated standard, publishedcustomer-defined

Standardize
and
consolidate
Virtualize and
automate
Self service
applications
with full
lifecycle
management
Becomea
service broker
in a hybrid
environment.
Self service
infrastructure
IT transformation to “strategic service broker”
Moving from servers to services
Maturing your capabilities with HP Converged Cloud

HP Restricted – For internal use only
Portfolio of integrated, open solutions for building clouds
HP CloudSystem
Self-service
applications
HP CloudSystem
Enterprise
App-to-infra lifecycle management
Deliver
services externally
HP CloudSystem
Service Provider
Optimized for multi-tenancy
Cloud Maps
Integrated implementation & support services
Self-service
infrastructure
HP CloudSystem
Matrix
Infrastructure provisioning in minutes
and more…
HP Restricted: For HP and Channel Partner Internal Use Only
Optional partner integration

Design and provision infrastructure services with
HP CloudSystem Matrix
Resource Pools
Service Catalog
Templates
IT Users
IT Self Service Portal
Architect Designer
Admin Console
Administrator
Collections of
virtual and/or
physical servers
Hypervisors,
Blades,
Networks,
Storage…
Public cloud
Services (HP
Cloud Services,
Amazon EC2, Savvis)
Organization C
Organization B
Organization A

Integrates seamlessly with existing, heterogeneous infrastructure
HP CloudSystem
other x86
Virtualization
Compute
Storage
Networking
• Choice of OSs, hypervisors,
and compute
• Support of standard
Networks and SANs
• Integration with core IT
processes - HP Cloud APIs
• 3rd party application
templates – HP Cloud Maps
KVM
NEW!

VMware, Hyper-V,
Integrity VM and
physical resource pools
Shared/dedicated
storage resource pool
HP CloudSystem
Matrix*
* Can also host
resource pools NEW!: Red Hat KVM
resource pool
(OpenStack® enabled)
Integrating OpenStack® technology
HP CloudSystem now supports KVM
NEW! Manage even more cloud
resources in the same way
• KVM resource pools in addition to already
supported resource pool types
• All templates and deployment driven by the
CloudSystem central management server
• Services can mix resources from different
pools; storage can be dedicated or shared
across pools
• No additional cloud management software
needed: CloudSystem includes all required
OpenStackTM
technology
Central
Management
Server

HP CloudSystem brokers across multiple clouds from a single, integrated point of control
NEW! Bursting options expand hybrid delivery use cases
Powerful new use cases
• NEW! Elastically scale applications across clouds
E.g., dynamically add web servers from private or public cloud
• NEW! Intra-company resource sharing
CloudSystem-to-CloudSystem bursting
Broadened out-of-the-box ecosystem
• NEW! Built-in OpenStack connector for SPs
Customizable connector makes becoming a destination easy
Complements HP Cloud Services, Amazon EC2, Savvis
Private – Savvis VPDC
Public – Amazon APJ
Public – HP Cloud US Local CloudSystem
Private – CloudSystem UK

VMware/MicrosoftPartnerIntegration
Table of Contents

VMware ESXi/ESX Host & cluster provisioning and resource
pools support
Automatic ESXi/ESX host/Cluster provision
• Integrate with vSphere 5 Auto Deploy
• From bare metal servers to fully managed resources
ready for VM deployment
• Automated through embedded OO workflow
Support vSphere Resource pool
• A pool of CPU and memory for VM
• Part of a host or a cluster (root)
• Allow the sharing of a cluster or host between
different organizations
vCenter Server
with Auto Deploy
Host
Profiles
Image
Profiles
HP Restricted - HP & Partner Internal Use; Customer Viewable under NDA. Subject to change without notice.

Matrix: Automatic VMware ESX/ESXi host & cluster provisioning
Host Configuration
• Network
− Management/Deployment network
− vMotion network
− VM guest networks (trunk network to the blade)
• Storage
− Shared storage for VM guest disks
Cluster Definition
• VM Cluster
• General Cluster
• Unspecified
Software Deployment
• Custom deployment service
• OO workflow controlled (customizable)

Solution Summary
Matrix as the infrastructure provider for vCD
CloudSystem Matrix Extension for VMware vCloud Director
• Delivers OO Workflows, Infrastructure Templates and vCloud Director integration PowerCLI scripts
− Extensible and customizable to specific vCloud implementations
• Standard import into CloudSystem Matrix environments which target vCloud Director
• Documented and available for download – 2H 2012
• Requirements
− CloudSystem matrix Core platform, 3PAR Storage
− Power CLI Scripts
− vCloud Director 5.x

Automated server flexing of Virtual Data Center Compute
Layer reduces time and risk for IT administrators
Repetitive tasks now error free.
•Lower risk when
adjusting resources to
meet changing
business needs.
•Improve SLAs with
LOB users
•Enable time for
innovation by reducing
IT staff usage

Tight integration with Microsoft SCVMM
• Register SCVMM server as VME (Same as for vCenter server)
• Matrix infrastructure orchestration uses native SCVMM templates to deploy
hyper-V VMs.

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HP Moonshot System
The world’s first software defined server
Alex Haddock – 21st of May, 2013

Growing
Internet of Things
(IoT)
Pervasive
Connectivity
Explosion of
Information
Today
400,710 ad
requests
2000 lyrics played
on Tunewiki
1,500 pings
sent on PingMe
208,333 minutes
Angry Birds played
23,148 apps
downloaded
416,340 tweets
Smart
Device
Expansion
60
sec
2013
A new style of IT required for IoT solutions
30
Billion
By 2020
40
Trillion GB
… for 8
Billion
10
Million
DATA
(1)
(2)
(3)
Devices
Mobile
Apps
(4)
(1) IDC Directions 2013: Why the Datacenter of the Future Will Leverage a Converged Infrastructure, March 2013, Matt Eastwood ; (2) & (3) IDC Predictions 2012: Competing for 2020, Document 231720, December 2011, Frank Gens; (4)
http://en.wikipedia.org
A new era of accelerated innovation
Forever changing how consumers and businesses interact, enabling new opportunities

IoT solutions drive new architecture requirements
Opportunity for competitive advantage serving more customers with unique offerings
SpeedScale Specialized
Millions of apps and
billions of devices and
users
Adapt at the speed of
business to gain competitive
advantage
Tailored & optimized for the
specific needs of each
workload

HP Moonshot System
77%
Less cost
80%
Less space
97%
Less complexity
89%
Less energy
Moonshot 1500 Chassis
Supports shared components including
power, cooling, and management and
fabric
Software defined servers
45 individually serviceable hot-plug
cartridges (1)
Source: HP internal analysis

System on a Chip (SoC) for the enterprise emerging
• Less general purpose, more workload
focused
• Dramatic reduction in power, cost, and space
• Multiple SoC partners bring unique solutions
(e.g. GPU cores, DSP cores)
Server Motherboard
Storage
Ctrlr
Mgmt
Network
Management
Logic
Video
Southbridge
Production
Network
NIC(s)
VGA
Console
ProcessorProcessor
ECC Memory ECC Memory
HDDs
SoC-based Server Motherboard
Storage
Ctrlr
Mgmt Production
Network
NIC(s)
Processor
ECC Memory
Storage
Mgmt
Interface
SoC Features
SoC

Introducing ideal server for dedicated hosting
HP ProLiant Moonshot Server
Workload Dedicated hosting
CPU Intel® Atom Processor S1260, 2.0 GHz/2 core / 2.0GHz
Memory 8GB DDR3 ECC 1333MHz
Network Onboard NIC: Integrated dual-port 1Gb Ethernet NIC per CPU
Storage 500GB or 1TB HDD or SSD, non-hot-plug, small form factor
System configs 45 ProLiant Moonshot Servers in the HP Moonshot 1500 Chassis
Power Power < 19W AC under load per cartridge, including switch & chassis
components
OS Canonical Ubuntu 12.04
Red Hat Enterprise Linux 6.4
SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 11 SP2
First software defined
server based on Intel®
Atom Processor
S1260
TM
TM

Maximize efficiency for light scale-out applications
Moonshot Application Suitability
Costs
Compute
Intensive
Mainstrea
m
Workloads
Light
Scale-Out
Power Space
• Dedicated hosting & static web
front end
• Simple content delivery
• No SQL/New SQL scale-out
database
Source: HP internal analysis
Ideal for light scale-out applications

A new business model opportunity for dedicated hostingUserPrice
Dedicated 1U Rackmount
$$$
$
$$
Virtualized environment
Dedicated solution at a
lower entry price
Future quad server cartridges
ideal for cost saving
opportunities for Cloud
HP ProLiant Moonshot Server
Coming Soon!

Growing library of application-
optimized servers
• Multiple partners, workload focused
• Enables rapid development of servers
High density
dynamic web
Dynamic
web
Modular
disk sharing
Web
accelerator
Telco
Desktop Inf
Web front end
Dedicated
hosting
Memory
caching
Simplified delivery of optimized solutions with
software defined servers

Faster innovation unlocking new opportunities
Upcoming software defined servers
Dedicated Hosting
Web Front End
Dedicated Hosting
Web Front End / Analytics
Telco/Gaming
Dedicated / Virtual Hosting
Web Front End / Analytics
Telco / FSI / FPGA
Application
s
Addressed
Q1 CY13 Q2 CY13 Q3 CY13 Q4 CY13

HP Moonshot 1500 Chassis front view
The essential foundation for the new style of IT
45 hot-plug cartridges
Compute, Storage, or Combination
x86 , ARM, or Accelerator
• Single-server = 45 servers per chassis
• Quad-server =180 servers per chassis
(future capability)
Dual low-latency switches
• HP Moonshot-45G Switch
Module (45 x1Gb downlinks)

HP Moonshot 1500 Chassis rear view
The essential foundation for the new style of IT
Rear View
HP Common-Slot Power Supplies
5 serviceable, redundant,
hot-plug fan modules
Dual Network Uplinks
• HP Moonshot-6SFP Uplink
Module (6 x10Gb Stackable
Uplinks)
HP Moonshot 1500 Chassis
Management module

Highly flexible fabric
Supporting a range of current and future capabilities
Traffic isolation and stacking for
resiliency
with dual low-latency switches
Economical and flexible storage
with shared storage lanes
Multiple servers managed as one platform
with dedicated iLO network
Integrated cluster fabric
with point-to-point connectivity
$
8 Lanes

Fabric connectivity options
Traffic isolation and stacking for resiliency with dual low-latency switches
Switch B
Switch A
Servers 1-45
Uplink moduleB
Uplink Module A
Single servers
45 ports
Quad servers (future availability)
180 ports
Switch B
Switch A
Servers 1-45
Uplink moduleB
Uplink Module A

Cartridge 1
Cartridge 2
Cartridge 45
Switch
Module B
Uplink
Module B
Switch
Module A
Uplink
Module A
Network fabric detail
• Total of 8 lanes from cartridges to switches
• 4 lanes to Switch Module A
• 4 lanes to Switch Module B
• Total of 16 lanes from Switch Module to Uplink Module

• Two high-density, low-power switch modules
• Low-latency switching performance
• 810 1GbE ports per rack (45/switch)
• 108 10GbE uplink ports per rack (6/switch)
• Modular faceplate design allows for additional options in the future
(10GBASE-T, 40GbE)
• Dual switches provide traffic isolation or can be stacked for
resiliency
• Rack level stacking to simplify management domain
• Designed for automated configuration and management ,
chassis manager integration
• Layer 2, Layer 3 Routing & QoS, Management (CLI, SNMP,
SFLOW). No license keys
Switch and uplinks modules

Networking performance
Latency (64B packets)
1Gb port: ~1050ns
10Gb port: 780ns
Packet Buffer
9MB (Integrated, Dynamically Allocated)
Oversubscription
None (45Gb downlink/60Gb uplink)
Power
< 100 watts, < 1.96wpp

Switch & uplink modules block diagram
Management
Module
P2020
CPU
16 Lanes
Downlink
Ports
(To Servers)
45 Lanes SFP+
Console
Port
Serial port for
management
Broadco
m PHY
SFP+
SFP+
SFP+
SFP+
SFP+
SFP+
Ports
10GbE or
1GbE
transceivers
supported
6 Lanes
Broadco
m
Trident+
Chassis
Interconnec
t
HP Moonshot-6SFP Uplink ModuleHP Moonshot-45G Switch Module

Storage fabric
Economical and flexible storage with shared storage lanes
$
Compute +
Storage
StorageCompute
Local Storage Low Cost Boot &
Logging
Distributed Storage or
RAIDCreates
multiple “core
to storage” for
different
solutions
Various
cartridge types
for different
combination
Drive slicing reduces the cost of a boot drive 87%
Local HDD or flash storage 8-way drive slicing Storage expansion

Management fabric
Multiple servers managed as one platform with dedicated iLO network
• HP Moonshot 1500 Chassis
Management module aggregates all
to a common set of management
interfaces
• Single Ethernet port gateway
• IPMI and Serial Console for each
server
• True out-of-band firmware update
services
• SL-APM Rack Management spans
rack or multiple racks
SC SCSC
SCSC
SC SCMgmt.
Hub
Switching
Fabric
Management
Port
Cooling
Sub-system
Power
Sub-system
Storage
Backup or
cartridge
HP
Moonshot
1500
Chassis
Managemen
t module
SC: Satellite Controller

Cluster fabric
Integrated cluster fabric with point-to-point connectivity
• High-speed communication lanes
between servers
• Ring fabric allows minimum and direct
card to card communication path
• Suitable for applications where efficient
localized traffic is beneficial
* Ring fabric is SoC vendor specific, homogeneous and stays inside the chassis
16 x 10.3 GBaud Lanes
4 x 10 GBaud Lanes
Cartridges

Enabling a new style of IT
Driving breakthrough efficiency and scale for customers
New ownership experience including
Discovery Labs, expertise and on-demand
capacity
HP Moonshot
Concierge Support
HP Pathfinder
Innovation
Ecosystem
HP Discovery
Lab
Service &
Consulting
Acquire on
your terms
$
Select technology partnerships focused
on quicker, customer-driven innovation
Solution
Builder
Program
Leading
Technology
Partnerships
3x
Faster time
to
innovation

HP Moonshot System
Designed for the data center, built for the planet
HP Pathfinder
Innovation
Ecosystem
HP Moonshot
Concierge Support
HP Moonshot System
• Delivering unprecedented
scale, efficiency and choice
for customers
• Accelerating the pace of
innovation with
comprehensive programs by
partnering with industry
leaders to implement the new
style of IT

More information
www.hp.com/go/moonshot
www.hp.com/go/moonshot/videos

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