The document compares and contrasts Compellent, EMC VNX, HP EVA, and NetApp storage solutions. It notes that Compellent has been built from the ground up to be truly virtualized storage with multiple automated features, unique flexible scale up and out architecture to avoid forklift upgrades, and advanced pooling of mixed disk types and RAID. In contrast, the other solutions have more limited automation, virtualization, and flexibility requiring disruptive forklift upgrades.
This document introduces the EMC VNX series and discusses some of its key features. It notes that IT departments face challenges like flat budgets, increasing complexity, relentless data growth, and higher business demands. The VNX series is optimized for today's virtualized environments and offers affordable, simple, efficient, and powerful storage. It has a flexible modular architecture that supports any network connectivity and provides unified block, file, and object storage. The hardware is optimized for flash storage and offers scalable performance and capacity through its modular design.
This document discusses Dell's data center solutions including:
1. Dell offers unified solutions for multiple environments including servers, storage, networking, and virtualization.
2. Dell's solutions are designed to simplify lifecycle management through automation of physical and virtual environments.
3. Dell's portfolio includes servers, storage, networking, and virtualization products as well as management solutions to deliver efficiency, scalability, and flexibility for customers' data centers.
Private cloud virtual reality to reality a partner story daniel mar_technicomMicrosoft Singapore
1. They virtualized their Windows 2003 domain controllers and application servers first using P2V migration for testing.
2. Their Windows 2008 R2 servers were rebuilt new as virtual machines.
3. Their legacy Windows NT and 2000 servers presented challenges due to limited official support but were still virtualized.
4. Storage was configured with multipathing and their workloads distributed across two Hyper-V hosts for high availability.
5. Adding a third host enabled more workloads to be hosted while maintaining the recommended host reserve of 33% RAM.
EMC Symmetrix VMAX: An Introduction to Enterprise Storage: Brian Boyd, Varrow...Brian Boyd
This session gives an overview of the EMC Symmetrix VMAC enterprise storage array. We will discuss the appropriate time to start looking at enterprise storage in your datacenter, the benefits and difference in technology between VMAC and other storage arrays, and give specific examples of how VMAX has helped out customers in their environments
This document provides an overview of EMC's VMAX3 storage array. Key points include:
- VMAX3 offers improved performance, scale, and simplicity over prior VMAX arrays through its new architecture and software capabilities.
- It can scale from 100K to 400K drives and offers all-flash configurations. Software suites provide different levels of functionality.
- The new engines powering VMAX3 offer increased cores, memory, and bandwidth over prior engines. I/O modules support various host and replication interfaces.
- Features like Service Level Objectives and ProtectPoint backup simplify management and reduce risk. Hardware redundancy and non-disruptive upgrades maximize availability.
IBM Storwize V7000 — unikátní virtualizační diskové poleJaroslav Prodelal
IBM Storwize V7000 is a mid-range storage system that can virtualize external storage. It has dual controllers with 16GB of cache total. It supports SAS expansion enclosures with SSD, SAS, or NL-SAS drives in 2.5" or 3.5" formats. The system provides scalable storage with a maximum of 960TB capacity and supports RAID 0, 1, 5, 6 and 10. It offers high-speed connectivity through 8Gb FC, 1Gb iSCSI, and 10Gb Ethernet ports.
Sun storage tek 6140 technical presentationxKinAnx
This technical presentation describes the Sun StorageTek 6140 array, a new storage array that provides faster performance, greater flexibility and scalability, and robust data protection capabilities. It is available in configurations with 2GB or 4GB of cache that can scale up to 64 or 112 drives respectively. The array offers improved features over previous generations such as an end-to-end 4Gb/s infrastructure and faster estimated performance specs. It also includes data services software for replication, snapshots, and cloning along with easy centralized management.
This document provides an introduction to the Symmetrix Foundations training course. It discusses EMC's range of storage platforms from low-end CLARiiON systems to high-end DMX arrays. The training will provide an architectural overview of the Symmetrix family with a focus on DMX models and will discuss prior Symmetrix generations. It outlines the learning objectives which include describing Symmetrix architecture, configurations, I/O handling, logical volumes, and media protection options.
This document introduces the EMC VNX series and discusses some of its key features. It notes that IT departments face challenges like flat budgets, increasing complexity, relentless data growth, and higher business demands. The VNX series is optimized for today's virtualized environments and offers affordable, simple, efficient, and powerful storage. It has a flexible modular architecture that supports any network connectivity and provides unified block, file, and object storage. The hardware is optimized for flash storage and offers scalable performance and capacity through its modular design.
This document discusses Dell's data center solutions including:
1. Dell offers unified solutions for multiple environments including servers, storage, networking, and virtualization.
2. Dell's solutions are designed to simplify lifecycle management through automation of physical and virtual environments.
3. Dell's portfolio includes servers, storage, networking, and virtualization products as well as management solutions to deliver efficiency, scalability, and flexibility for customers' data centers.
Private cloud virtual reality to reality a partner story daniel mar_technicomMicrosoft Singapore
1. They virtualized their Windows 2003 domain controllers and application servers first using P2V migration for testing.
2. Their Windows 2008 R2 servers were rebuilt new as virtual machines.
3. Their legacy Windows NT and 2000 servers presented challenges due to limited official support but were still virtualized.
4. Storage was configured with multipathing and their workloads distributed across two Hyper-V hosts for high availability.
5. Adding a third host enabled more workloads to be hosted while maintaining the recommended host reserve of 33% RAM.
EMC Symmetrix VMAX: An Introduction to Enterprise Storage: Brian Boyd, Varrow...Brian Boyd
This session gives an overview of the EMC Symmetrix VMAC enterprise storage array. We will discuss the appropriate time to start looking at enterprise storage in your datacenter, the benefits and difference in technology between VMAC and other storage arrays, and give specific examples of how VMAX has helped out customers in their environments
This document provides an overview of EMC's VMAX3 storage array. Key points include:
- VMAX3 offers improved performance, scale, and simplicity over prior VMAX arrays through its new architecture and software capabilities.
- It can scale from 100K to 400K drives and offers all-flash configurations. Software suites provide different levels of functionality.
- The new engines powering VMAX3 offer increased cores, memory, and bandwidth over prior engines. I/O modules support various host and replication interfaces.
- Features like Service Level Objectives and ProtectPoint backup simplify management and reduce risk. Hardware redundancy and non-disruptive upgrades maximize availability.
IBM Storwize V7000 — unikátní virtualizační diskové poleJaroslav Prodelal
IBM Storwize V7000 is a mid-range storage system that can virtualize external storage. It has dual controllers with 16GB of cache total. It supports SAS expansion enclosures with SSD, SAS, or NL-SAS drives in 2.5" or 3.5" formats. The system provides scalable storage with a maximum of 960TB capacity and supports RAID 0, 1, 5, 6 and 10. It offers high-speed connectivity through 8Gb FC, 1Gb iSCSI, and 10Gb Ethernet ports.
Sun storage tek 6140 technical presentationxKinAnx
This technical presentation describes the Sun StorageTek 6140 array, a new storage array that provides faster performance, greater flexibility and scalability, and robust data protection capabilities. It is available in configurations with 2GB or 4GB of cache that can scale up to 64 or 112 drives respectively. The array offers improved features over previous generations such as an end-to-end 4Gb/s infrastructure and faster estimated performance specs. It also includes data services software for replication, snapshots, and cloning along with easy centralized management.
This document provides an introduction to the Symmetrix Foundations training course. It discusses EMC's range of storage platforms from low-end CLARiiON systems to high-end DMX arrays. The training will provide an architectural overview of the Symmetrix family with a focus on DMX models and will discuss prior Symmetrix generations. It outlines the learning objectives which include describing Symmetrix architecture, configurations, I/O handling, logical volumes, and media protection options.
Choosing the Right Storage for your Server Virtualization EnvironmentTony Pearson
The document discusses storage options for virtualized server environments. It describes the IBM Storwize V7000 disk system, which provides storage performance, utilization and productivity benefits. Key features include multi-platform support, performance optimization, built-in advanced functionality to reduce costs, and high availability and disaster recovery features. The Storwize V7000 uses thin provisioning, automated tiering, replication and data migration to improve efficiency.
Sun storage tek 2500 series disk array technical presentationxKinAnx
The document discusses the Sun StorageTek 2500 series arrays. It provides context on challenges facing IT today such as data growth, storage utilization, and complexity. The 2500 arrays are presented as affordable primary and secondary storage solutions for entry-level and workgroup environments. Key features highlighted include simple management, small footprint, strong performance for the price, and reliable data protection.
The document summarizes Sun StorageTek 2500 Series storage arrays. It provides an overview of the product line and highlights changes including lower pricing, increased warranty duration, and new drive options. Details are given on the ST2510 iSCSI array, including specifications, configurations, and operating system support. Segmentation advice is offered to help determine the best array based on factors like interface type, performance needs, and affordability. Marketing initiatives are also reviewed, including various programs and resources available.
Apresentações | Jantar Exclusivo Cisco e Netapp | 27 de Junho de 2012 | Spett...Softcorp
A Softcorp, em parceria com a NetApp e a Cisco, realizou um jantar especial sobre a tecnologia FlexPod™.
Durante o evento foi possível conhecer os benefícios da solução e tirar dúvidas técnicas, operacionais e consultivas com os especialistas das três empresas.
O momento também foi oportuno para trocar experiências com outros profissionais do setor.
Para descontrair, tivemos uma palestra com boas dicas sobre cortes de carne e os segredos do bom churrasqueiro para garantir o sucesso do churrasco.
This document discusses Accenture's use of InfiniBand and OpenFabrics software in their data centers. They have over 400 UNIX/Linux servers and 2000 Windows instances across 8 data centers globally. They provide application hosting services for companies like Navitaire. Their Navitaire platform handles high transaction volumes and requires high uptime. Accenture uses InfiniBand to virtualize their VMware infrastructure, connecting servers to storage and each other via InfiniBand for higher performance at lower cost than Ethernet. They have realized cost savings, faster deployment times, and performance benefits from InfiniBand. Their wish list includes Windows driver certification, enterprise storage vendors supporting InfiniBand natively, and more connectivity options in
DataCore's storage virtualization software provides high availability network attached storage (NAS) by enabling non-disruptive failover of clustered file shares across physical servers. It uses synchronous mirroring of file shares between redundant NAS servers for business continuity. Caching and thin provisioning enhance performance and storage efficiency. The solution provides high availability, faster performance, space savings and disaster recovery protection for NAS environments in a cost-effective way by leveraging existing server infrastructure.
Presentation power vm virtualization without limitssolarisyougood
This document discusses IBM PowerVM virtualization capabilities for IBM Power Systems. PowerVM allows for virtualization of workloads through logical partitions (LPARs) and virtual machines (VMs). It provides capabilities like rapid provisioning, scalability, recoverability, and workload consolidation to improve efficiency and reduce costs. PowerVM editions differ in features available like the number of concurrent VMs, types of virtual I/O supported, and advanced functions. The document also discusses the Virtual I/O Server (VIOS) appliance, virtual storage and networking options in PowerVM like virtual SCSI, NPIV, and shared Ethernet adapters.
This document summarizes new features in Cisco UCS Software Release 1.4, including:
1) Support for the UCS B230 M1 blade server with high density computing.
2) Integration of Cisco UCS C-Series rack servers for unified management across the UCS portfolio.
3) New chassis and multi-chassis power capping capabilities to optimize power allocation.
4) Software bundling changes to allow quicker adoption of new server and adapter types.
5) Active Directory group integration for unified user privilege control and authentication scheme support.
This document provides information about the Xen Summit event at Oracle from February 24-25, 2009. It summarizes that there were over 100 attendees from 8+ countries and 36+ companies. The event included presentations on topics like Xen roadmaps and releases, memory management techniques in Xen, network performance, security features, and power management. It also provides the agenda for the two day event listing the presentation topics.
This document discusses strategies for consolidating data from branch offices in a cost-effective way. The challenges include data proliferation across sites, increasing regulation, and budget constraints. Consolidating data in the cloud can help address these issues through improved utilization, centralized management, simplified backups, and virtualization benefits. Key components of remote consolidation are using Ethernet protocols to deliver storage to remote sites, central management software, and WAN optimization techniques like deduplication and acceleration. Tests showed these methods increased the amount of change rate data that could be supported over WAN links by up to 5 times. The document recommends leveraging Ethernet, centralized software management, and optimizing existing WANs.
EMC biedt VSPEX oplossingen op basis van de enterprise-class Flex System chassis, de compute nodes en ThinkServer-systemen in combinatie met EMC storage-oplossingen en EMC Powered back-up. Deze referentie architecturen bieden flexibele oplossingen waarmee verschillende applicatie workloads makkelijk geschaald en geoptimaliseerd kunnen worden. VSPEX zorgt ook voor een snellere implementatie, meer eenvoud, meer keuze, een hogere efficiëntie en een lager risico. In deze presentatie bespreken we de propositie en voordelen van de EMC en Lenovo cloudoplossingen.
This document discusses enabling NUMA support for Xen guests. It outlines the importance of NUMA awareness for performance, and describes how to construct the SRAT and SLIT tables to provide NUMA information to guests. It also covers guest NUMA configuration options like memory allocation strategies and considerations for live migration. The current status includes upstream host NUMA APIs and planned rebasing of patches, with next steps involving further performance analysis and supporting I/O and live migration across NUMA nodes.
Multiple Shared Processor Pools In Power SystemsAndrey Klyachkin
The document discusses Multiple Shared-Processor Pools (MSPPs) in IBM Power Systems servers. MSPPs allow administrators to partition physical CPUs into multiple shared pools, making capacity management and administration easier. After an introduction, the document covers PowerVM partitioning, MSPP implementation in POWER6 systems, and considerations for architecting virtualized services with MSPPs. It aims to explain the basic concepts and configuration of MSPPs and their benefits.
The document discusses:
1) Integrating IBM Power servers running IBM i with VMware to enable virtualization.
2) Benefits include reusing IBM i skills, utilizing existing Power hardware for virtual storage, and VMware server and storage management from IBM i.
3) Details are provided on configuring iSCSI connections between IBM i and BladeCenter/System x servers, and supporting VMware ESXi and VMotion.
Benefits of NexentaStor 3.0 in a Virtualized Enviromentcloudcampghent
The document discusses NexentaStor 3.0 and its benefits in a virtual environment. It provides an overview of NexentaStor's features such as unlimited snapshots and clones, end-to-end data integrity, and synchronous and asynchronous replication. It also compares NexentaStor's functionality to NetApp, EMC, Sun, and EqLogic and highlights NexentaStor's superior price to performance ratio.
This document provides information about EMC's ViPR software-defined storage platform, including:
1. ViPR SRM and ViPR Controller help reduce storage costs and increase flexibility by automating storage management and providing a self-service portal.
2. ViPR abstracts physical storage arrays, pools resources, and provides REST APIs and storage services to simplify management of heterogeneous infrastructure.
3. Case studies show how ViPR SRM provides visibility into storage utilization and performance, enabling optimization of resources and ensuring service levels are met.
The document provides an overview of networking and IP video support for OpenEye Performance Grade Recorders. It discusses IP basics like addresses, subnets, ports and cabling. It also covers video compression codecs like MJPEG, MPEG4 and H.264. Additionally, it describes IP cameras and their advantages/disadvantages over analog cameras. The document outlines OpenEye's integration of supported IP devices and recommended settings. It also discusses video encoders and the configuration process for IP video setup on OpenEye recorders.
VMware is introducing major upgrades to its entire cloud infrastructure stack, including vSphere 5, which features a new licensing model based on pooled vRAM entitlements rather than physical constraints. Each vSphere license provides a set amount of vRAM that can be pooled across all hosts managed by a vCenter. As long as the total vRAM configured in VMs does not exceed the pooled entitlement amount, additional licenses are not required. The new model provides more flexibility and aligns costs with actual virtual resource usage rather than physical hardware.
Presentation power vm editions and power systems virtualization - basicsolarisyougood
This document discusses PowerVM editions and Power Systems virtualization. It provides an overview of PowerVM, the PowerVM matrix, and PowerVM editions. It then covers various PowerVM technologies like micro-partitions, active memory sharing, virtual I/O server, integrated virtual Ethernet, live partition mobility, and NPIV.
The document summarizes the Sun StorageTek 6140 array, a modular storage system that provides value, flexibility, and data protection. It offers high performance of up to 4Gb/s throughput and supports up to 112 drives. The array provides enterprise-class data services at an economical price point for cost-conscious customers. It offers high availability, non-disruptive upgrades and expansion, and end-to-end 4Gb/s infrastructure.
The document provides an overview of Surveon's NVR2100 series network video recorder (NVR) solutions. It discusses the benefits of using a storage subsystem versus an all-in-one NVR, including higher performance, reliability, scalability and lower maintenance costs. The Surveon NVR2100 series offers enterprise-grade storage subsystems that connect to the NVR via SAS or iSCSI. Key features highlighted include modular designs, expandable storage capacities up to 960TB, and built-in video management software. The document also provides example specifications that partners can use to promote the NVR2100 solutions for security projects.
This document discusses Integral Networks' transition from legacy SAN storage solutions like NetApp and Dell EqualLogic to NexentaStor software-defined storage. It provides an overview of Integral Networks, their infrastructure workload, and the pain points they experienced with their previous storage platforms. It then outlines how the Nexenta architecture and NexentaStor software address their scalability, availability, and cost needs without compromising on features.
Choosing the Right Storage for your Server Virtualization EnvironmentTony Pearson
The document discusses storage options for virtualized server environments. It describes the IBM Storwize V7000 disk system, which provides storage performance, utilization and productivity benefits. Key features include multi-platform support, performance optimization, built-in advanced functionality to reduce costs, and high availability and disaster recovery features. The Storwize V7000 uses thin provisioning, automated tiering, replication and data migration to improve efficiency.
Sun storage tek 2500 series disk array technical presentationxKinAnx
The document discusses the Sun StorageTek 2500 series arrays. It provides context on challenges facing IT today such as data growth, storage utilization, and complexity. The 2500 arrays are presented as affordable primary and secondary storage solutions for entry-level and workgroup environments. Key features highlighted include simple management, small footprint, strong performance for the price, and reliable data protection.
The document summarizes Sun StorageTek 2500 Series storage arrays. It provides an overview of the product line and highlights changes including lower pricing, increased warranty duration, and new drive options. Details are given on the ST2510 iSCSI array, including specifications, configurations, and operating system support. Segmentation advice is offered to help determine the best array based on factors like interface type, performance needs, and affordability. Marketing initiatives are also reviewed, including various programs and resources available.
Apresentações | Jantar Exclusivo Cisco e Netapp | 27 de Junho de 2012 | Spett...Softcorp
A Softcorp, em parceria com a NetApp e a Cisco, realizou um jantar especial sobre a tecnologia FlexPod™.
Durante o evento foi possível conhecer os benefícios da solução e tirar dúvidas técnicas, operacionais e consultivas com os especialistas das três empresas.
O momento também foi oportuno para trocar experiências com outros profissionais do setor.
Para descontrair, tivemos uma palestra com boas dicas sobre cortes de carne e os segredos do bom churrasqueiro para garantir o sucesso do churrasco.
This document discusses Accenture's use of InfiniBand and OpenFabrics software in their data centers. They have over 400 UNIX/Linux servers and 2000 Windows instances across 8 data centers globally. They provide application hosting services for companies like Navitaire. Their Navitaire platform handles high transaction volumes and requires high uptime. Accenture uses InfiniBand to virtualize their VMware infrastructure, connecting servers to storage and each other via InfiniBand for higher performance at lower cost than Ethernet. They have realized cost savings, faster deployment times, and performance benefits from InfiniBand. Their wish list includes Windows driver certification, enterprise storage vendors supporting InfiniBand natively, and more connectivity options in
DataCore's storage virtualization software provides high availability network attached storage (NAS) by enabling non-disruptive failover of clustered file shares across physical servers. It uses synchronous mirroring of file shares between redundant NAS servers for business continuity. Caching and thin provisioning enhance performance and storage efficiency. The solution provides high availability, faster performance, space savings and disaster recovery protection for NAS environments in a cost-effective way by leveraging existing server infrastructure.
Presentation power vm virtualization without limitssolarisyougood
This document discusses IBM PowerVM virtualization capabilities for IBM Power Systems. PowerVM allows for virtualization of workloads through logical partitions (LPARs) and virtual machines (VMs). It provides capabilities like rapid provisioning, scalability, recoverability, and workload consolidation to improve efficiency and reduce costs. PowerVM editions differ in features available like the number of concurrent VMs, types of virtual I/O supported, and advanced functions. The document also discusses the Virtual I/O Server (VIOS) appliance, virtual storage and networking options in PowerVM like virtual SCSI, NPIV, and shared Ethernet adapters.
This document summarizes new features in Cisco UCS Software Release 1.4, including:
1) Support for the UCS B230 M1 blade server with high density computing.
2) Integration of Cisco UCS C-Series rack servers for unified management across the UCS portfolio.
3) New chassis and multi-chassis power capping capabilities to optimize power allocation.
4) Software bundling changes to allow quicker adoption of new server and adapter types.
5) Active Directory group integration for unified user privilege control and authentication scheme support.
This document provides information about the Xen Summit event at Oracle from February 24-25, 2009. It summarizes that there were over 100 attendees from 8+ countries and 36+ companies. The event included presentations on topics like Xen roadmaps and releases, memory management techniques in Xen, network performance, security features, and power management. It also provides the agenda for the two day event listing the presentation topics.
This document discusses strategies for consolidating data from branch offices in a cost-effective way. The challenges include data proliferation across sites, increasing regulation, and budget constraints. Consolidating data in the cloud can help address these issues through improved utilization, centralized management, simplified backups, and virtualization benefits. Key components of remote consolidation are using Ethernet protocols to deliver storage to remote sites, central management software, and WAN optimization techniques like deduplication and acceleration. Tests showed these methods increased the amount of change rate data that could be supported over WAN links by up to 5 times. The document recommends leveraging Ethernet, centralized software management, and optimizing existing WANs.
EMC biedt VSPEX oplossingen op basis van de enterprise-class Flex System chassis, de compute nodes en ThinkServer-systemen in combinatie met EMC storage-oplossingen en EMC Powered back-up. Deze referentie architecturen bieden flexibele oplossingen waarmee verschillende applicatie workloads makkelijk geschaald en geoptimaliseerd kunnen worden. VSPEX zorgt ook voor een snellere implementatie, meer eenvoud, meer keuze, een hogere efficiëntie en een lager risico. In deze presentatie bespreken we de propositie en voordelen van de EMC en Lenovo cloudoplossingen.
This document discusses enabling NUMA support for Xen guests. It outlines the importance of NUMA awareness for performance, and describes how to construct the SRAT and SLIT tables to provide NUMA information to guests. It also covers guest NUMA configuration options like memory allocation strategies and considerations for live migration. The current status includes upstream host NUMA APIs and planned rebasing of patches, with next steps involving further performance analysis and supporting I/O and live migration across NUMA nodes.
Multiple Shared Processor Pools In Power SystemsAndrey Klyachkin
The document discusses Multiple Shared-Processor Pools (MSPPs) in IBM Power Systems servers. MSPPs allow administrators to partition physical CPUs into multiple shared pools, making capacity management and administration easier. After an introduction, the document covers PowerVM partitioning, MSPP implementation in POWER6 systems, and considerations for architecting virtualized services with MSPPs. It aims to explain the basic concepts and configuration of MSPPs and their benefits.
The document discusses:
1) Integrating IBM Power servers running IBM i with VMware to enable virtualization.
2) Benefits include reusing IBM i skills, utilizing existing Power hardware for virtual storage, and VMware server and storage management from IBM i.
3) Details are provided on configuring iSCSI connections between IBM i and BladeCenter/System x servers, and supporting VMware ESXi and VMotion.
Benefits of NexentaStor 3.0 in a Virtualized Enviromentcloudcampghent
The document discusses NexentaStor 3.0 and its benefits in a virtual environment. It provides an overview of NexentaStor's features such as unlimited snapshots and clones, end-to-end data integrity, and synchronous and asynchronous replication. It also compares NexentaStor's functionality to NetApp, EMC, Sun, and EqLogic and highlights NexentaStor's superior price to performance ratio.
This document provides information about EMC's ViPR software-defined storage platform, including:
1. ViPR SRM and ViPR Controller help reduce storage costs and increase flexibility by automating storage management and providing a self-service portal.
2. ViPR abstracts physical storage arrays, pools resources, and provides REST APIs and storage services to simplify management of heterogeneous infrastructure.
3. Case studies show how ViPR SRM provides visibility into storage utilization and performance, enabling optimization of resources and ensuring service levels are met.
The document provides an overview of networking and IP video support for OpenEye Performance Grade Recorders. It discusses IP basics like addresses, subnets, ports and cabling. It also covers video compression codecs like MJPEG, MPEG4 and H.264. Additionally, it describes IP cameras and their advantages/disadvantages over analog cameras. The document outlines OpenEye's integration of supported IP devices and recommended settings. It also discusses video encoders and the configuration process for IP video setup on OpenEye recorders.
VMware is introducing major upgrades to its entire cloud infrastructure stack, including vSphere 5, which features a new licensing model based on pooled vRAM entitlements rather than physical constraints. Each vSphere license provides a set amount of vRAM that can be pooled across all hosts managed by a vCenter. As long as the total vRAM configured in VMs does not exceed the pooled entitlement amount, additional licenses are not required. The new model provides more flexibility and aligns costs with actual virtual resource usage rather than physical hardware.
Presentation power vm editions and power systems virtualization - basicsolarisyougood
This document discusses PowerVM editions and Power Systems virtualization. It provides an overview of PowerVM, the PowerVM matrix, and PowerVM editions. It then covers various PowerVM technologies like micro-partitions, active memory sharing, virtual I/O server, integrated virtual Ethernet, live partition mobility, and NPIV.
The document summarizes the Sun StorageTek 6140 array, a modular storage system that provides value, flexibility, and data protection. It offers high performance of up to 4Gb/s throughput and supports up to 112 drives. The array provides enterprise-class data services at an economical price point for cost-conscious customers. It offers high availability, non-disruptive upgrades and expansion, and end-to-end 4Gb/s infrastructure.
The document provides an overview of Surveon's NVR2100 series network video recorder (NVR) solutions. It discusses the benefits of using a storage subsystem versus an all-in-one NVR, including higher performance, reliability, scalability and lower maintenance costs. The Surveon NVR2100 series offers enterprise-grade storage subsystems that connect to the NVR via SAS or iSCSI. Key features highlighted include modular designs, expandable storage capacities up to 960TB, and built-in video management software. The document also provides example specifications that partners can use to promote the NVR2100 solutions for security projects.
This document discusses Integral Networks' transition from legacy SAN storage solutions like NetApp and Dell EqualLogic to NexentaStor software-defined storage. It provides an overview of Integral Networks, their infrastructure workload, and the pain points they experienced with their previous storage platforms. It then outlines how the Nexenta architecture and NexentaStor software address their scalability, availability, and cost needs without compromising on features.
The document discusses QNAP storage solutions for various enterprise needs. It begins by outlining QNAP's enterprise NAS and expansion unit models, noting their CPU, memory, drive bay configurations and redundant power capabilities. It then covers features like global hot spare, TLER, error recovery control and offload data transfer. The document also discusses QNAP's ZFS and App Center for adding applications, as well as solutions like unified storage virtualization, disaster recovery and high availability. Specific enterprise NAS and expansion unit models are highlighted for their performance and storage capacities.
Virtual SAN 5.5 provides a technical deep dive into VMware's Virtual SAN software-defined storage technology. Key points include:
- Virtual SAN runs on standard x86 servers and provides a policy-based management framework and high performance flash architecture.
- It delivers scale of up to 32 hosts, 3,200 VMs, 4.4 petabytes, and 2 million IOPS.
- Virtual SAN is integrated with VMware technologies like vMotion, vSphere HA, and vSphere replication and simplifies storage management.
- It offers flexible configurations, granular scaling, and reduces both capital and operating expenses for improved total cost of ownership.
Ceph is unstable, vSAN got extremely poor performance. Data center need real high end distributed storage to replace traditional disk array support mission critical applications. PhegData X here raise up to answer...
Accelerating Cassandra Workloads on Ceph with All-Flash PCIE SSDSCeph Community
This document summarizes the performance of an all-NVMe Ceph cluster using Intel P3700 NVMe SSDs. Key results include achieving over 1.35 million 4K random read IOPS and 171K 4K random write IOPS with sub-millisecond latency. Partitioning the NVMe drives into multiple OSDs improved performance and CPU utilization compared to a single OSD per drive. The cluster also demonstrated over 5GB/s of sequential bandwidth.
This document discusses using QNAP NAS devices as an easy-to-deploy IoT server platform. It highlights the NAS's ability to run virtual machines and containers for application deployment through Virtualization Station and Container Station. The document also notes that QNAP NAS devices provide remote management and access capabilities as well as the ability to sync with public clouds. Finally, it argues that QNAP NAS devices offer a complete, secure private cloud solution for intelligent system deployment.
The Nexlink® VFX Professional WorkstationsJan Robin
The document describes the Nexlink VFX series of professional workstations from Seneca Data Distributors. The Nexlink VFX series includes the 9100, 9200, and 9300 models, which are designed for content creation applications like video editing. The workstations feature Intel Xeon or Core i7 processors and NVIDIA Quadro or GeForce graphics cards. They offer customizable configurations, cooling options, high memory and storage capacity, and certification for demanding applications. The Nexlink VFX series provides optimized performance for 3D animation, modeling, video editing, and other graphics-intensive workflows.
The Vigor Evo Plus is a rugged, portable high-performance computing system that can replace racks of stationary equipment. It offers extreme performance with up to dual quad-core processors, 16GB RAM and 11TB of internal storage. Its rugged design allows for easy transportation between locations without risk of damage. It provides high expandability with up to 6 PCI slots and is suitable for applications such as intelligence gathering, video analysis and forensics.
FlashSystem 7300 Midrange Enterprise for Hybrid Cloud L2 Sellers Presentation...ssuserecfcc8
The document provides information about IBM's FlashSystem 7300 including its key features, specifications, supported host adapters and configurations. It discusses IBM Storage Expert Care options and expanding support offerings. Memory and adapter plug-in rules and recommendations are also covered to help optimize the FlashSystem 7300 for different workloads and use cases.
Extending the lifecycle of your storage area networkInterop
This document discusses techniques for extending the lifecycle of a Storage Area Network (SAN). It begins by providing context on IT spending breakdowns and the growth of the iSCSI market. Key considerations for network storage are then outlined, including price, reliability, scalability, performance, flexibility, and ease of management. Virtual storage approaches are presented as a way to lower costs, improve performance, and increase flexibility. Methods for extending the life of a SAN discussed include extended warranty options, hardware upgrades, firmware upgrades, ensuring performance and connectivity for future needs, and using volume virtualization. The document then profiles D-Link's xStack iSCSI SAN arrays and provides a case study of Luce Forward implementing a D-Link solution. It
Adaptive- ArcStorage solutions can be configured as NAS or SAN storage and easily adapt to any administrator's needs.
Reliable - ArcStorage products provide reliable storage using industry standard components and ZFS checksums to ensure data integrity and prevent data corruption.
Continuous- ZFS embedded in ArcStorage provides high data integrity with features like checksums, deduplication, compression, snapshots and more.
The Pendulum Swings Back - Understanding Converged and Hyperconverged Integrated Systems, presented Oct 17, 2017 at IBM Systems Technical University, New Orleans LA
VMworld 2013: IBM Solutions for VMware Virtual SAN VMworld
VMworld 2013
Eric Deadwyler, IBM
Joseph Russell, VMware
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The document provides an introduction to NVMe over Fabrics, including:
- What NVMe over Fabrics is and its advantages like end-to-end NVMe semantics and low latency remote storage.
- How NVMe is being expanded to support message-based operations over various fabrics like RDMA, Fibre Channel, and Ethernet.
- Examples of how NVMe over Fabrics is being implemented in data center architectures and storage solutions.
The document provides an overview of the IBM DS8000 storage system and its capabilities for data protection and cyber resiliency. Some key points:
- The DS8000 offers balanced performance, reliability, scalability, and flexibility for critical enterprise storage needs.
- It provides modern data protection features like data encryption, thin provisioning, and IBM Database Protection.
- The system is designed for cyber resiliency with functions that optimize caching, prefetching, and data placement to improve I/O performance.
• Storage Basics and Terms
• Introduction to SANs
• SAN Connectivity—Fibre Channel
• SAN Applications
• SAN—Current Developments
• Cisco Storage Networking Partnerships
This document provides an overview of JetStor's data storage platform. It introduces the JetStor SAN/NAS Platform which offers a single architecture for datastore, backup, disaster recovery, file storage and production storage. The platform includes various storage array models suited for hybrid-flash block storage, all-flash block storage, file storage and unified storage. Key features highlighted include RAID-EE for faster rebuild times, thin provisioning, snapshots, replication, tiering and a centralized management system. Performance comparisons show JetStor arrays outperforming other solutions. The document promotes JetStor's all-flash arrays for demanding workloads like VDI and virtualization clustering.
VMware VSAN Technical Deep Dive - March 2014David Davis
Virtual SAN 5.5 provides a software-defined storage solution that is integrated with VMware vSphere. It allows storage resources on standard servers to be pooled into a shared datastore. Virtual SAN uses SSDs to provide flash-accelerated performance and HDDs for capacity. It delivers high performance scaling linearly with the addition of servers. Storage policies can be set on a per-VM basis to control capacity, performance and availability without using LUNs or volumes. Virtual SAN simplifies storage management and provides resilience, flexibility and savings over external storage arrays.
1. Positioning Compellent vs. EMC, HP EVA, NetApp
Compellent EMC VNX HP EVA NetApp
• Fluid Data Architecture has • Virtual • Very limited • Using NAS
been built from the ground features automation product to
Next up to be truly virtualized layered on, and emulate SAN
Generation storage with multiple not built in, virtualizatio has inherent
automated features leading to n, dead-end challenges
Architecture restrictions platform
and
performance
impacts • Disruptive • Forklift
• Unique, flexible scale up and forklift upgrades of
Investment out architecture designed to • Disruptive upgrades of controllers
Protection avoid forklift upgrades forklift old disk and software
upgrades of types,
old disk controllers,
types, software
controllers, • None
• Advanced pooling of mixed software • None
disk types and RAID • None
• Automated, industry leading • Limited • None
Virtualized tiered storage • Yes
• Continuous, unlimited • Limited • Limited
Storage snapshots to maximize • Limited
protection • Limited • Limited
• Thin provisioning with space • Limited; in-
reclamation • Limited • Limited, in- controller
• Online data migration frame only only
• Limited; in-
frame only
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2. EMC VNX5300 Specs: Specs:
EMC VNX5300
Drives: 4 to 125 125
Drives: 4 to
Raw capacity: 240 TB
Raw capacity: 240 TB
Drive enclosure options: 25 x 2.5” SAS (2U), 15 x 3.5” SAS (3U)
RAID: 0/1/10/3/5/6 options: 25 x 2.5” SAS (2U), 15 x 3.5” SAS (3U)
Drive enclosure
Processor: 0/1/10/3/5/6
RAID: Intel Xeon 5600
Memory: 16 GB Intel Xeon 5600
Processor:
Embedded I/O ports: 8 FC/ 2 BE SAS buses
Memory: 16 GB
Maximum ports: 24
Management: LAN 2x10/100/1000, copper SAS Get an EMC VNX5300 Quote Today!
Embedded I/O ports: 8 FC/ 2 BE GbE buses
ForMaximum ports: 24
pricing on the EMC VNX5300 Array, contact an Acclinet IT hardware specialist today
by calling (888) 486-4948. And while you're at it,copper GbE Get an EMC VNX5300
Management: LAN 2x10/100/1000, ask about the industry-leading EMC
support plans we offer on the VNX5300 and other legacy and current EMC systems.
Quote Today!
For pricing on the EMC VNX5300 Array, contact an Acclinet IT
hardware specialist today by calling (888) 486-4948. And while you're
at it, ask about the industry-leading EMC support plans we offer on
the VNX5300 and other legacy and current EMC systems.
3. SC8000 Specification Summary
Storage Controller 2U SC8000 controller (4U for SC8000 dual controller array)
Active/Active Cluster Yes
CPU Dual Intel Xeon E5-2640 (Turbo) per SC8000 storage controller
Min Memory (per controller/array) Min 16GB per controller (32GB per dual controller array)
Max Memory (per controller/array) Max 64GB per controller (128GB per dual controller array)
1 Gb/s iSCSI, 10Gb/s iSCSI, 8 Gb/s FC (supports 4Gb/s and 8Gb/s
Front-end Expansion IO Connectivity
FC), 10Gb/s FCoE
Max Number of Front-end IO ports 16 per controller/32 per dual controller array
Expansion Storage - Min/Max number of Minimum = 6
drives per array Maximum = 960
6Gb/s SAS (supports 6Gb/s SAS enclosures)
Back-end Expansion IO Connectivity 6Gb/s SAS (supports 3Gb/s SAS enclosures) - upgrades
8 Gb/s FC (supports 4Gb/s FC and SATA enclosures) - upgrades
6Gb SAS enclosures for new arrays
Dell SC200 6Gb/s, 3.5” 12-drive SAS Enclosure (post RTS)
Dell SC220 6Gb/s, 2.5” 24-drive SAS Enclosure (post RTS)
EBOD 6 Gb/s, 2.5” 24-Bay SAS Enclosure
EBOD 6 Gb/s, 3.5” 12-Bay SAS Enclosure
Drive Enclosure Options
3Gb SAS and FC enclosures can be migrated from existing Series
30 or Series 40 controllers (with supported IO cards), once
upgrades are available
EBOD 3 Gb/s, 3.5” 12-Bay SAS Enclosure
SBOD 4 Gb/s, 3.5” 16-Bay FC Enclosure
2 Gb/s, 3.5” 16-Bay SATA Enclosure
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4. What can Dell Compellent do for you?
Focus on your business needs instead of worrying about the reliability of
your storage
Grow as you business requires it without fear of technology limitations
Budget for your business by optimizing your backend storage costs
Let us show you what we mean.
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5. Grow as your business requires it without fear of
technology limitations
• Easily scale across block
and file without disruption
or rip-and-replace
• Pay only once for features
with perpetual software
licensing
• Continually optimize
performance and data
placement as the system
scales
Agility
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6. Budget for your business by optimizing your
backend storage costs
• Optimize cost and data
placement for block and
file with industry-leading
tiering
• Minimize time spent
managing storage with
intuitive and automated
tools and reporting
• 95% of all Compellent
systems ever sold are still
in active use
Efficiency
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AGENDA
7. Dell Compellent’s unifying architecture
Block and
File
Virtualized, highly efficient
solution
Self-optimized storage with built-in
intelligence
Industry-leading, fully automated tiering
across different tiers of disk and RAID
types
Integrated, space-efficient features for
local and remote data protection Offsite
Production
Recovery
Resilient, highly-available platform with
award-winning Copilot Support
Scalable, flexible
infrastructure that unifies
block and file
Scale-out Fluid File System combined
with Compellent’s agile Storage Center
architecture
Non-disruptive upgradability to
accommodate unforeseeable growth
Continual optimization of performance
and data placement as the system scales
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8. Fluid Data Architecture
Next-generation architecture with built-in investment
protection
Virtualization Intelligence
SSD FC SAS SATA • Simplify • Block-level
RAID 10 RAID 5 RAID 6 management METADATA
intelligence
15K 10K 7.2K
• Ideal for virtual Data about • Manages data inside
the data.
servers the volume
• Independence from • Tracks frequency
Tier 2
drive type, interface of access
type and RAID • Enables unique
feature/benefits
Automation Utilization
Tier 1
• Sophisticated data • “No waste” when
movement engine storing data
• Set policies and
Disks not
Tier 2 purchased • Buy fewer disk
let drives
the system run
Tier 3
Unused allocation
• Save on energy and
• Optimized data Data floor space
placement Data
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9. Single platform scalability
Industry’s only persistent hardware platform
Virtualize All
Hardware
• Ports
• Controllers
• Disks
500TB Exceptional Scalability
Performance
200TB
20TB
London
New York
Perpetual Technology Independence
Server Connectivity
Licensing Scale Up and Scale Out • Fibre Channel
Model • iSCSI, FCOE
• 10Gb iSCSI
• 8Gb Fibre Channel
Drives
Non-Disruptive Change • SSD
Management • Fibre Channel
• SAS
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10. Agile hardware architecture
Non-disruptively scale through the enterprise
Managed
Enterprise Manager as one
20TB 200TB 500TB 1000TB+
Scale Up
Live Volume Layer
London
New York
Scale Out
Grow without the pain DID YOU KNOW?
DID YOU KNOW?
Compellent
• Add any number of drives at • Auto restripe – no manual
any time – no downtime! copying customers can
Dell Compellent
customers can scale
scale from
• Performance scales • Non-disruptive change from terabytes to
Terabytes to
automatically management petabytes without a
Petabytes without
forklift upgrade.
• Scale up and scale out a forklift
upgrade.
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Editor's Notes
Agility: Scale with a flexible architecture that adapts to evolving technology and business growthCompellent’s next-generation architecture adapts without artificial limits, restrictions, or complexities:Easily scale up and out across block and file without disruption or a forced platform rip-and-replaceAccommodate unforeseeable growth with the flexibility of memory and connectivity options as well as performance and capacity scalePay only once for features even across hardware upgrades with perpetual software licensingRely on Data Progression to continually optimize performance and data placement as the system scalesInnovations extend Compellent effectiveness:A wide range of storage network connectivity options protects against future technology obsolescence64-bit architecture enables highly-scalable block and file storage capacityNew VAAI primitives increase flexibility in virtual environments
Efficiency: Take advantage of a single platform for block and file with built-in efficiency and intelligenceCompellent’s optimization uniquely controls costs:Avoid the complexity and overhead of separate solutions for file and blockOptimize cost and data placement for both block and highly inactive file environments with industry leading technology that automates tieringMinimize time spent managing storage with intuitive and automated tools and reportingNew technologies drive efficiencies beyond core storage capabilityFresh Air technology can reduce datacenter cooling costsNext-generation power supplies can deliver increased efficiencyCompellent’s next-generation platform builds on a track record of driving down TCOLong-term economic advantages of Compellent’s architecture extend to block and file95% of all Compellent systems ever sold are still in active use