Engage for success ibm spectrum accelerate 2

2. © 2015 IBM CorporationPage 2 Objectives:  Understand what Spectrum Accelerate is, licensing options and support  Understand Spectrum Accelerate value and positioning  Describe the architecture and use cases

3. © 2015 IBM CorporationPage 3 Hybrid Cloud Changing Nature of Business and Data Free data from constraints of hardware and realign with new business processes and applications Business Pressures New Applications Data Growth

4. © 2015 IBM CorporationPage 4 Traditional Workloads New Workloads Transactional Systems Email, Supply Chain, HR Virtual Servers and Desktops Social and Media Mobile Applications Big Data & Analytics Optimal business value Systems of Engagement Require massive scale and rapid pace Accelerate business insights Rely on data elasticity, supporting diverse hardware Systems of Record Benefit from simplified infrastructure Require cost efficiency through improved virtualization and automation Drive controlled data growth These Market Shifts Introduce Different Data Economics

5. © 2015 IBM CorporationPage 5 Blindly adding capacity Data trapped in storage silos Data duplication and more silos Extending refresh cycles Ad hoc cloud usage Business SLAs Challenging Traditional Storage Approaches Complexity Cost Inflexibility

6. © 2015 IBM CorporationPage 6 Flash SystemsAny Storage Private, Public or Hybrid Cloud Control Virtualize Accelerate Scale Family of Storage Management and Optimization Software Protect Archive IBM Spectrum Control Analytics-driven data management to reduce costs by up to 50 percent IBM Spectrum Protect Optimized data protection to reduce backup costs by up to 38 percent IBM Spectrum Archive Fast data retention that reduces TCO for active archive data by up to 90% IBM Spectrum Virtualize Virtualization of mixed environments stores up to 5x more data IBM Spectrum Accelerate Enterprise storage for cloud deployed in minutes instead of months IBM Spectrum Scale High-performance, highly scalable storage for unstructured data IBM Spectrum Storage Family Naming

7. © 2015 IBM CorporationPage 7 Flash SystemsAny Storage Private, Public or Hybrid Cloud Control Virtualize Accelerate Scale Family of Storage Management and Optimization Software Protect Archive IBM Spectrum Control TPC and Management layer of Virtual Storage Center (VSC) IBM Storage Integration Server IBM Spectrum Protect Tivoli Storage Manager (TSM) IBM Spectrum Archive Linear Tape File System (LTFS) IBM Spectrum Virtualize SAN Volume Controller (SVC) IBM Spectrum Accelerate XIV as Software IBM Spectrum Scale Elastic Storage - GPFS IBM Software Defined Storage Family - What you may remember …

8. © 2015 IBM CorporationPage 8 IBM Spectrum Storage Family – Control and Data Plane Storage and Data Control Data access Flexibility to integrate and interoperate with Storage or Cloud Services Flexibility to use IBM and non-IBM Servers and Storage Devices and storage on the cloud IBM Storwize, XIV, DS8000, FlashSystem and Tape Systems Non-IBM storage – including common building block servers and media and non-IBM clouds

10. © 2015 IBM CorporationPage 10 IBM Spectrum Accelerate - XIV as Software Redefining Economics of Storage Systems Overview Software based on IBM XIV storage that extends XIV enterprise capabilities, such as tuning-free consistent performance, to new delivery models needed by next-generation application environments Key Capabilities  Enterprise cloud storage in minutes, leveraging commodity hardware  Hotspot-free performance and QoS without any manual or background tuning needed  Advanced remote replication, role-based security, and multi-tenancy  Deploy on premise or on the cloud  Hyper-scale management of dozens of Petabytes of storage  Best in class VMware and OpenStack integration Benefits  Similar features and functions as an XIV integrated system  Compatible with XIV system for management and replication  Enterprise-class function and data availability  Maximized business agility and flexibility  Simplified acquisition and rapid deployment  Minimized administration and training costs  Exceptional ease of use … …

12. © 2015 IBM CorporationPage 12 XIV Software Defined Storage  Built with mature, proven, XIV software stack • Adapted to run on client provided x86 server hardware • Similar features and functions as an XIV integrated system • Compatible with XIV system for management and replication • Client installed  Complements XIV Integrated System • Lower capacity and cost point solutions • Rapid build-out of test and dev environments • Lower cost DR targets • Remote-office and Branch-office solutions • and more… 10GbE OS / Hypervisor XIV SW iSCSI OS / Hypervisor XIV SWiSCSI OS / Hypervisor XIV SWiSCSI . .

14. © 2015 IBM CorporationPage 14 What’s the Value of Spectrum Accelerate? Easy to use, with proven architecture and features • Zero performance optimization needed; tune-free scaling • Consolidated management; enterprise features • Capacity planning, monitoring, reporting externalization • Same user experience across any deployment model Easy to acquire, license and deploy • Download from IBM site; get up and running fast • Licensing flat and flexible: per usable TiB, perpetual, fixed monthly, or both; transferrable; functions included; no hidden costs; Low TCO • Drive self service automation and private cloud deployment • Drive down costs of acquisition and maintenance • High end storage at lower entry point – 3 nodes Value point Spectrum Accelerate Guaranteed consistent performance for all workloads with zero tuning  Enterprise features: advanced snapshots, consistency groups, remote mirroring, multi- tenancy and more  Proven resiliency and robustness at some of the world’s largest firms; protects data through multi tenancy, self-healing, super-fast rebuilds  Low touch ease of use; Hyper-Scale Manager, GUI, CLI; Mobile apps; OpenStack cloud integrations  Powerful QoS  Full automation via REST 

15. © 2015 IBM CorporationPage 15 Spectrum Accelerate is viable in many new scenarios  Deploy with choice across hardware, software, cloud, or a mix  Standardize operations and services; reduce procurement  Extend data center resources or converge them into a single appliance  Run ad hoc projects and repurpose hardware when done  Rapidly deploy an “application sandbox”  Run a diversity of traditional storage OLTP and new workloads  Deliver high end storage to Tier 1/2/3/4 applications  Store cold data or basic workloads on existing data center storage  Accommodate cloud and analytics workloads with guaranteed SLAs  Deploy consistent HA storage to smaller or distributed organizations (banks, schools, remote offices), while using lower-cost servers and drives  Provide DR and other advanced solutions to branch organizations Flexible operations Remote office/ Branch office Application environments Disaster recovery and backup  Mirror to the cloud or a system running Spectrum Accelerate  Execute server-based on premise backup solutions  Perform cloud-based backup, recovery, archiving to data center servers  Run across an on premise XIV system and off-premise cloud like SoftLayer  Perform cloud-based backup, recovery, archiving to data center servers  Out-of-the-box integration with any product based on XIV technology Hybrid & SoftLayer

16. © 2015 IBM CorporationPage 16 Why choose Spectrum Accelerate?  One continuous environment from XIV system to Spectrum Accelerate  Derived from a proven architecture - thousands of systems in production at the world’s largest companies, across all sectors  Enterprise proven reliability, agility, consistent performance at any scale, and management simplicity  Consistent, predictable performance for large data capacity without management overhead and need for expensive storage skills  Exceptional management flexibility • Hyper-scale management, GUI, CLI • Mobile apps • Cloud integration • Orchestration via REST

18. © 2015 IBM CorporationPage 18 Spectrum Accelerate Pricing  Priced per BINARY (TiB) of usable hard capacity • Level, predictable pricing • Affordable to start small and grow • Not tied to any specific hardware configuration – E.g. 200TiB license could be deployed various ways – One 200TiB instance – Two 100TiB instances – Four 50TiB instances – …or any other combination (up to 200TiB in this example) • Based on the hardware configuration, formatted XIV usable capacity – not how much is consumed  Offered two ways: • Perpetual license - includes one year of subscription and service (S&S) – Paid up front – S&S renewal will be 20% of entitled price – There is a charge for renewing a lapsed S&S agreement • Monthly license - includes S&S – Payable: monthly, quarterly, annually – Automatic renewal

20. © 2015 IBM CorporationPage 20 Spectrum Accelerate Overview  XIV software stack in a Virtual Machine (VM) • ESXi 5.5 hypervisor, non-cluster, per server  The SW aggregates locally-attached HDD storage into a consolidated storage grid: • Data is spread across all nodes and all HDDs in the grid using the XIV Gen3 proven data distribution • Each 1MB piece of data is mirrored on two different nodes for data protection • No server RAID, data is protected by the XIV algorithms • SSD and RAM used as cache for performance • Supports XIV features available in 11.5.0 release • Managed through XIV GUI and Hyper-Scale Manager  Additional considerations • Today: 1xServer -> 1xHypervisor (ESX) -> 1xXIV-VM • 10GbE iSCSI for interconnect and host connectivity • All nodes act as interface nodes • X86 server support • Homogeneous server configuration across the grid  Between 3 to 15 nodes for first release 10GbE OS / Hypervisor XIV SW iSCSI OS / Hypervisor XIV SWiSCSI OS / Hypervisor XIV SWiSCSI . .

22. © 2015 IBM CorporationPage 22 VM resources configuration range at GA VM resources Min Max Data HDD count 6 12 Data HDD capacity 1 TB 4 TB Hypervisor boot device 1 1 SSD count 0 1 SSD capacity 500 GB Capped at 800 GB RAM 32 GB 48 GB CPU 4 cores 16 cores Network 1 to 6 x 10GbE X86 servers (“nodes”) 3 15 Additional resources need to be available in the server to support the Hypervisor

23. © 2015 IBM CorporationPage 23 ESXi Host Server Requirements  At least 3 (up to 15) ESXi 5.5 host servers should be pre-configured with: • Six to twelve like capacity HDD’s for Spectrum Accelerate use plus an additional HDD that contains one datastore with a minimum of 250 GB of free formatted space for storing the Spectrum Accelerate image • CPU with at least 4 physical cores • At least 32GB of RAM • Any RAID function of the disk controller should be disabled (all HDDs should work in JBOD mode) • A public IP address for management • One or two public IP addresses for iSCSI connectivity • SSH access enabled (can be disabled after the deployment is completed) • One, two or three vSwitches with corresponding port groups defined to support the management, interconnect, and iSCSI networks – Note: as a best practice, the same port group names should be predefined on all XIV designated ESXi hosts • Interconnect network must match the bandwidth of the iSCSI network (10 GigE) – Consist of a dedicated broadcast domain, which can be implemented using a private VLAN that includes: – Two private subnets (IP range examples 172.16-31.x.x or 192.168.0-254.x) – End-to-end MTU setting of 9000 if 10 GigE is used  ESXi hosts can be connected to a vCenter server, although it is not a requirement • If a vCenter server is used, Spectrum Accelerate and disk resources can be visually monitored through vSphere Client  A single VM will be created for each Spectrum Accelerate node

24. © 2015 IBM CorporationPage 24 Managing Spectrum Accelerate  Managed with existing XIV interfaces • GUI and Hyper-Scale Manager • Scriptable XCLI • Mobile apps + push notifications  Enabling customer orchestration software via RESTful API • Provisioning • Monitoring …

25. © 2015 IBM CorporationPage 25 Monitoring Spectrum Accelerate  Health monitoring and event reporting  Disk performance collection and reporting  Disk SMART monitoring  Power • Customer provides reliable power through the Data Center's UPS and generator – All ESXi servers and networks must be protected • XIV provides an interface to start a graceful shutdown

26. © 2015 IBM CorporationPage 26 Network connectivity for Spectrum Accelerate  Host application server connectivity is via iSCSI • Host Attachment Kit (HAK) provided to simplify iSCSI management • Spectrum Accelerate function resides on every node - all modules are interface modules  Ethernet based interconnect • Using Data Center’s existing infrastructure • iSCSI and interconnect infrastructure can be shared • Recommendations – 10GbE Infrastructure – VLAN + QoS enabled interconnect – Multiple network ports for higher resiliency and throughput 10GbE OS / Hypervisor XIV SW iSCSI OS / Hypervisor XIV SWiSCSI OS / Hypervisor XIV SWiSCSI . .

27. © 2015 IBM CorporationPage 28 Spectrum Accelerate Deployment  Six easy steps 1. Download deployment bundle – distributed as a software package 2. Install ESX 3. Configure networking 4. Complete deployment configuration xml 5. Deploy • Linux cli (as depicted) or • Windows cli or XIV GUI 6. Configure XIV

29. © 2015 IBM CorporationPage 30 Remote and Branch Offices  High Availability (HA) storage for smaller environments • Keep branches up and running • Have reliable, secure backup and recovery processes • Affordable disaster recovery  Leverage current server infrastructure at remote offices • Typically lack the specialized IT resources needed • Space and power footprints are often limited  Centralize management • Reduce staffing costs • Creates a single storage solution for all locations

30. © 2015 IBM CorporationPage 31 Scalable and modular building block  Consolidate storage and compute resources into a single appliance • Enables the IT administrator to singlehandedly manage the entire data center stack • Allows standardization of network, compute, power and environmentals • Leverage existing Data Center services and maintenance contracts  Simplifies the architecture when lacking specialized, domain- specific skill sets Flat & Simple DC

31. © 2015 IBM CorporationPage 32 Bridge to Hybrid Cloud  Backup to and recover from the cloud  Replicate to the cloud (intermediate DR) instead of host based replication  Easily adapt to changing customer demands Create ad-hoc test environments  Enable Cloud Service Providers to provide advanced XIV storage features

32. © 2015 IBM CorporationPage 33 Business motivators  Avoid “forklift” upgrade situations • Add advanced data services into the environment without a heavy uplift  Enterprise storage within financial reach • Mid size firm without large investment in IT • Start small and grow  Try and Buy • Existing SW maintenance is high? Become familiar with XIV  Server investment protection • Create a modern storage system from existing servers

33. © 2015 IBM CorporationPage 34 New storage model for disk-based backup and archiving  TV Broadcasting: • Digitalize TV shows and offer an online service • Need to increase content 10x, reduce cost by 4- 5x  Banks • Allowed to store only part of backups in the cloud • Looking for a server based solution on premise  Telco Regulation compliance: • Need to save raw data • Finer resolution than tape  Governmental : • “For us, it means cheap, simple to manage storage, for applications that don't require high SLA”

34. © 2015 IBM CorporationPage 35 Spectrum Accelerate: Key Stakeholder Benefits  Enterprise CIO: can dynamically scale storage for new CAMSS applications without significant up-front investments and at a reduced 50% operational cost • Reduce capital expenses by utilizing existing infrastructure for storage rather than investing in scale-up storage solutions designed for peak performance • Reduce operational expenses by enabling self-service storage  Storage Administrator: can guarantee enterprise-level SLAs for CAMSS workloads storage-provisioned automatically in a self- serviced manner • Realize continuous high enterprise-level performance and reduce service time by allowing for hardware replacement without requiring external technician involvement  Cloud Administrator: can self-deploy a complete elastic storage solution on demand in less than a day - as easily as deploying virtual servers • Easily order and deploy a storage solution online • Accommodate the most appropriate storage capacity size in the most cost-affordable manner by easily adding a new node to the grid when needed and even re-purpose storage without being restricted by rack physical constraints

36. © 2015 IBM CorporationPage 37 Spectrum Accelerate Service and Support Strategy  Customers have the responsibility of downloading, installing, upgrading and maintaining the Spectrum Accelerate Software  Hardware maintenance and troubleshooting actions will be carried out by the customer  SWMA base entitlement will include • Sev1: 24x7 30 min response, 24x7x365, including live support • Sev2: 2 hours response, 24x7x365  XIV-as-Software portal • Best Practices Community and Technical Forum • Customer Knowledge Base • Blog – Market trends, announcements and white papers  TA support and scope is being reviewed  Storage Lab services offering will include standard Fee Based Services and advanced services such as integration with Orchestration Systems Fi/ kl Self Service Portal Technical Forum for technical Discussions and Questions Blogs IBM and Client’s content Expert Sessions and Webinars

37. © 2015 IBM CorporationPage 38 Lab Services Offerings Offering Scope of Services Summary Architecture and Consulting Service • Architect and Consulting minimum of 8 hours, max of 80 depends on complexity • Partner with the client to develop the solution architecture specific to the client business and IT goals Proof of Concept (POC) • POC estimated at 5 days minimum • Assist the client with end-to-end deployment • Execute a standard test script, work with client to define additional tests and execution • Customer debrief at the conclusion of the engagement Quick Start • Quick Start estimated at 5 days • End-to-end deployment in customer environment • Standard implementation of the cluster including ESXi server; set up, configuration, and pools/volumes/connectivity Custom Quick Start Implementation • Includes the Quick Start services plus: • Typically will include integration into a customer production environment • Replication services • Host validation and migration services • Skills transfer

38. © 2015 IBM CorporationPage 39 WW Lab Services experts  Aligned to help position, scope, estimate and assure delivery  WW Management Contacts: • Nathan Bufalini – Delivery Manger – STG Systems Lab Services – NA • Bob Xu • Pen Reng  Technical WW Contacts: • Don Mathisen – Americas • Dong Hai Yu – GCG • Stephan Weyrich -EMEA  Opportunity Manager WW Contacts: • Will be named in Q1  Funding: • Post Sales Funding • SDE Care • Migration Factory • CIFS • Customer

39. © 2015 IBM CorporationPage 40 Sizing tool: TCA/TCO, capacity and performance  Excel based tool  TCA/TCO model  Solution Capacity sizing based on system components  Solution Performance range estimates  Will be made available after announcement dates  Dedicated training session

42. © 2015 IBM CorporationPage 43 Resources  FindIT for latest Education, Assets, Enablement and Client Materials • https://findit.cloud.dst.ibm.com  Know on the Go for CAMSS, Software Defined Infrastructure and IBM Spectrum Storage Conversations and materials • https://ibm.01click.net/web/index.html?hp_id=257  XIV Knowledge Center • http://www- 01.ibm.com/support/knowledgecenter/STJTAG/com.ibm.help.xivgen3.doc/xiv_kc welcomepage.html

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