The document discusses IBM's Power Systems and their role in cloud computing, highlighting differentiated virtualization for enterprise workloads. It emphasizes the automation, scalability, and enhanced security capabilities that facilitate the deployment of private, public, and hybrid cloud solutions. Additionally, it outlines the advantages of automated service management, improved compliance, and cost efficiency provided by IBM's cloud offerings.

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IBM Power Systems:
Differentiated Virtualization for Enterprise
Clouds, large and small
Mattias Lundström
mattias.lundstrom@se.ibm.com

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What is Different About Cloud Computing?
With cloud computingWithout cloud computing
Virtualized resources
Automated service
management
Standardized services
Location
independent
Rapid scalability
Self-service
• Software
• Hardware
• Storage
• Networking
• Software
• Hardware
• Storage
• Networking
• Software
• Hardware
• Storage
• Networking

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Cloud Computing Delivers IT and Business Benefits
Automated
Faster cycle times
Lower operating expenses
Optimized utilization
Improved compliance
Optimized security
End user experience
Standardized
Easier access
Flexible pricing
Reuse and share
Easier to integrate
Virtualized
Higher utilization
Economy of scale
benefits
Lower capital expense
Higher quality services
Doing more with less
Breakthrough agility
and reducing risk

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… and Therefore Organizations are Deploying Cloud in 2010
Gartner 2010 CIO review

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Deployment Options for Cloud Computing
Private Public
Hybrid
IT capabilities are provided “as a
service,” over an intranet, within
the enterprise and behind the
firewall
Internal and external service
delivery methods are integrated
IT activities / functions are
provided “as a service,”
over the Internet

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Workloads may be at different levels of readiness for cloud

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IBM provides a comprehensive set of capabilities to accelerate
your cloud journey
Consulting and enabling services
Experience and expertise to help clients plan,
build and deliver cloud services
Technologies
to plan, build, deliver and manage
cloud services
Cloud services
to optimize your business

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The Journey to the Clouds
Our clients have begun the journey to cloud computing:
– Generally have highly distributed environments
– They began with small to medium workloads
– Started with advanced virtualization as first step in cloud computing
As more mission critical workloads move to the cloud, a second tier of
virtualization requirements are emerging with Enterprise Quality of
Service attributes including:
– Enhanced Security – to ensure the highest level of security
– Performance – higher performance per core for optimal application
performance & lower SW costs
– Availability – Zero downtime to support those mission critical application
workloads
– Scalability – unlimited elastic scaling to meet changing business demands

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What is Enterprise Cloud Computing?
Cloud computing for
mission critical workloads
Infrastructure must provide the enterprise quality of service
characteristics needed to support mission critical workloads

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Power is Cloud Optimized
Delivering superior qualities of service for the most mission critical workloads
Leadership virtualization capabilities for superior
performance, scalability, security and drive systems
up to 90% utilization
Complete resource control with integrated server,
virtualization, network and storage management
Improve customer service & reduce IT labor hours by
up to 67% with automatic provisioning of resources
requested via a self-service portal
PowerVM and
VMControl
Industrial strength
virtualization coupled with
automated resource
balancing and virtual image
management
Selected Power Cloud Offerings
IBM Service Delivery
Manager
Pre-integrated software
stack for automated IT
service deployment,
resource monitoring and
service availability
IBM Cloudburst
Integrated service
management platform with
network, servers, storage,
quickstart services that
enables the fastest private
cloud deployment today
“Building a Dynamic Infrastructure with IBM Power Systems” IBM SWG Competitive Project Office, March 2010
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and objectives only. Some features require the purchase of additional software components. Please see Disclaimer slide

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Power Systems Cloud Solutions Entry Points
Delivered with Enterprise QOS virtualization for mission critical workloads
Industrial strength virtualization
coupled with automated resource
balancing and virtual image
management
Integrated service management
platform with network, servers,
storage, software and quickstart
services that enable the fastest
private cloud deployment today
Flexible set of offerings including the
pre-integrated software stack for
automated IT service deployment,
resource monitoring and service
availability for integration with your
existing IT environment
Time to Value
InfrastructureIntegration
Foundation
for key cloud attributes
Customized
for the most flexible solution
Complete
for fastest time to value
POWER7, PowerVM
IBM Systems Director
AIX, IBM i, Linux
IBM CloudBurst*
IBM Service Delivery Manager*
Foundation
PowerHA
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only. Some features require the purchase of additional software components. Please see Disclaimer at end of Presentation

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IBM Service Delivery Manager
Pre-integrated software stack for flexible integration with your existing IT environment
Pre-integrated service management software stack
that automates IT service deployment and
provides resource monitoring, cost management,
and availability of services in a cloud environment
Self service portal, standardization and automation help
to reduce complexity and simplify use
Leverage your existing IT investments by deploying on
your existing Power infrastructure and integrating your
existing IT assets as part of your cloud environment
Software stack delivered as virtual images and pre-
integrated to improve time to value
Accelerate deployment with automated image
deployment and activation of components
*All statements regarding IBM's future direction and intent are subject to change or withdrawal without notice, and represent
goals and objectives only. Some features require the purchase of additional software components. Please see Disclaimer slide

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IBM CloudBurst on Power Systems
Integrated cloud solution for the fastest private cloud deployment
Completely integrated service management platform
with network, servers, storage, software and quickstart
services that enable the fastest time to value
Deliver services faster via a self service portal by offering
a standardized service catalog and automatically provisioning
requested resources
Reduce complexity and risk through standardization and
automation which help to reduce human errors
Lower IT costs by leveraging automation workflows to
provision assets based on business approved policies
Decrease capital expenses by ensuring optimal utilization
of all resources
Scales to the enterprise with the ability to expand the
solution to manage additional platforms and workloads
Enterprise quality of service by leveraging the Power
systems hardware, virtualization and software components
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Faster Results
Less Risk
Cost Reduction
Jan.
5
June
Jan.
2
3
4
Build from Scratch
Months Days
Pre-Built
Pre-implementation
System Sizing
Acquire
Components
Installation &
Configuration
Testing & Validation
IBM CloudBurst Delivers Results in Days Versus Months

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IBM Cloudburst – What’s Inside
“Built for Purpose” Cloud Solution
Usage and accounting
– Provide metering and accounting for
cloud services
– Enable integration into billing system if
needed
Platform & virtualization management
– Enhanced management of the virtual
environment
Energy management
– Energy management of the
hardware infrastructure
Storage network virtualization
– Improve storage utilization
– Enable multi-tenancy support
Service automation
– Orchestration of cloud operations
– Integration point for service
management capabilities
– Service catalog and templates
– Automated provisioning of virtual
systems
Monitoring
– Monitor both physical and virtual
server environments
High Availability
– Redundancy built in for high
availability
Server, Storage, Network hardware
– Preinstalled and configured on IBM
hardware

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Why IBM CloudBurst on Power Systems?
•Differentiated virtualization that provides Enterprise Quality
of Service capabilities
•Enterprise level security with zero reported Common
Vulnerability Exposures ensures data security to support
multi-tenancy.
•Simplify storage management and improved use of
storage with storage virtualization built into the base solution
•High data availability, strong storage management
capabilities and powerful performance features delivered
with the inclusion of mid-range storage
•Ensures high availability of your applications with
redundancy architected into the solution
Complete private cloud infrastructure ready for your mission critical workloads

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CloudBurst 2.1 on Power Systems Hardware Configuration Options
Supports up to 2960 VMs*
5 T42 Racks
11 Power 750 servers (1 Mgmt Node
+ 10 Compute Nodes)
– 32 cores, 256GB up to 512GB memory
2 rack mounted Hardware
Management Consoles
2 10Gb Ethernet Switches
4 1Gb Ethernet Switches
4 8Gb FC Switches
4 DS5020 – dual controllers
24 EXP520 – 6 per DS5020
–Storage Capacity = 262 TB raw
IBM Systems Storage SAN Volume
Controller - 4 node cluster
IBM System Storage Productivity
Center
IBM System Storage DS Remote
Support Manager
Largest - Max Expansion Kit
1 up to 5 T42 racks
1 up to 11 Power 750 servers (1
Mgmt node + additional compute
nodes)
– 32 cores, 256GB up to 512GB memory
1 up to 2 rack mounted Hardware
Management Console
2 up to 4 1 Gb Ethernet Switches
2 up to 4 8Gb FC Switches
1 up to 4 DS5020 – dual controllers
– 16 DDMs (300GB, 450GB or 600GB)
Up to 24 EXP520 – 6 per DS5020
– 16 DDMs (300GB, 450GB or 600GB)
–Storage Capacity = 4.68TB – 262TB raw
IBM Systems Storage SAN Volume
Controller - 2 or 4 node cluster
1 T42 Rack
1 Power 750 server - Mgmt Node
(with 16 cores of compute capacity)
– 32 cores, 256GB up to 512GB memory
1 rack mounted Hardware
Management Console
2 10Gb Ethernet Switches
2 1Gb Ethernet Switches
2 8G FC Switches
1 DS5020 – dual controllers
– 16 DDMs (300GB, 450GB or 600GB)
– Storage Capacity = up to 9.375 TB raw
IBM Systems Storage SAN Volume
Controller - 2 node cluster
IBM System Storage Productivity
Center
IBM System Storage DS Remote
Support Manager
Supports additional 280VMs*
per Power 750 server added
Supports up to 160 VMs*
Scalable OptionsSmallest - Foundation Kit
All Hardware Configurations include PDUs, KVM, Keyboard & Monitor, Cables, SFPs
* Based on standard support of 1/10 of processor per LPAR on Power servers

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