vmware‘s evolution of converged systems
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Join this session to see the evolution of converged systems reflected in the product and solution plans of two leading IT infrastructure vendors, VMware and Fujitsu. See why EVO: RAIL is the starting point of a new class of hyper-converged systems. Get some insights on this new delivery model and how it will span from a well-defined, highly integrated system approach to a hyper converged scale-out infrastructure architecture, leveraging the Software Defined Data Center. Speakers: Mr. Mornay van der Walt (VMware) Mr. Udo Wuertz (Fujitsu)TRANSCRIPT
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Human CentricInnovation
Fujitsu Forum2014
ICM Munich19th – 20th November
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VMware´s EVOlution of Converged Systems
EVO:RAIL as a starting point into the Software Defined Data Center era
Udo WürtzChief Evangelist Global Server Business
Mornay Van Der WaltVice President, EVO:RAIL Emerging Solutions Group
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Software-Defined Data Center is the Future of IT
Software-Defined Data Center
(SDDC) Components
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Challenges in Making SDDC Happen
• Troubleshooting
• Support calls to multiple
vendors
• Business interruption during
patching and upgrades
Lifecycle Management
and Support
• Understand where to begin
• Organizational structure and
process changes
• Design a reference
architecture
• Procure components from
different vendors
• Time investment before first
VM deployment
Setup
• Make disparate
infrastructure nodes
(compute, storage and
networking) work together
• Lack of automation and
tools for workload
provisioning and deployment
• Many points of control
Provisioning
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SDDC - One Destination, Three Approaches
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Software-Defined Data Center
“Build Your Own” Converged InfrastructureHyper-Converged
Infrastructure
• Hardware
• compute,
• storage,
• networking
• software components
procured separately
• Use reference architectures
• Traditional data center components• shared storage hardware, • servers, • switches
integrated and sold in a single rack(s)along with software options
• Server hardware
• pre-integrated w/ virtualization software
• compute, network, storage management,
• providing a single point of entry for the entire SDDC lifecycle
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EVO:RAIL Customer Value
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Smaller initial investment
than traditional converged
infrastructure
VSAN “fused” into vSphere
Built in VM Security PoliciesUI interface for the
“every-man” delivers a
true appliance experience
TTV in under 15 minutes
once racked, cabled
and powered on
vSphere resiliency with
non disruptive patch and
upgrade
CapEx Reduction
OpEx Reduction
Core vSphere with Tight
Integration and Security
Higher Availability
Faster Time-to-Market
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EVO:RAIL Route to Market through Fujitsu
• Source
• Build and QA
• Fulfill / Sell
• Support
• Integrate value-add services
• EVO:RAIL Software Bundle
• Build Recipe
• Enablement Collateral
• Simplicity
• Single SKU
• Lower TCO
• Customer Choice
• One Support Call
Customer
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EVO:RAIL Use Cases
• EVO:RAIL sized for
~100 General Purpose
(GP) VMs
• Easily add up to 4
appliances for increased
capacity
• Application uptime
ensured through HA,
DRS, Virtual SAN and
EVO:RAIL Engine
• “Datacenter in a Box
• Consistent footprint and
deployment operations
• Simplified user
experience ideal for non-
VMware experts
• Quick and Easy
deployment and
configuration
• VPC building block for
service provider
datacenters
• Quick and Easy
deployment to increase
capacity
• Consistent footprint and
deployment for on-
premise endpoints
• On-premise endpoints
easy to deploy for non-
VMware experts
• EVO:RAIL sized for
~250 View Desktops
• Easily add up to 4
appliances for increased
capacity
• Handle peak
performance
requirements (boot, login,
read/write storms)
ROBOVirtual Private
CloudVDI
General
Purpose
General-purpose VM profile: 2 vCPU, 6GB vMEM,60GB of vDisk, with redundancy
Horizon View virtual desktop profile: 2 vCPU, 2GB vMEM, 32GB vDisk linked clones
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vCenter Server Virtual SAN Log Insight EVO:RAIL
EngineESXi
EVO:RAIL is built with Core VMware Technology
EVO:RAIL Software Bundle
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EVO:RAIL Simplifies –Deployment, Configuration & Management
• Racked
• Cabled
• Powered On
EVO:RAIL engine
configures vCenter, ESXi,
Virtual SAN & Log Insight
Ready
for
VMs!
Time to Value to first VM in 15 minutes from power on, once the EVO:RAIL appliance is racked and cabled into a
configured TOR network switch
Basic Appliance Configuration:
Hostnames, IP Address Pools, Globals
and Passwords
Physical EVO:RAIL
Appliance Deployment
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General computing challenges
284.500 content
elements are
shared
100,000 new
tweets.
48 hours of
video uploaded
2 Million searches
are made
4xby 2016
71%by 2016
70%of operating cost
CriticalCIO priority in 2013
What
happenson the
InternetEVERY
Data explosion VirtualizationPower and cooling
challenges Lack of staff and skills
Optimize OpExExpand
Efficiencies
Meet new
challenges
Improve IT
Management
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Major issues faced in IT projects
Second Most Third place Still oftenReason number one
Substantially lateFunctionality
issuesHigh cost variance Poor quality
Problems are mainly caused by lack of experience, information and standardization
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Why re-invent the wheel again?
FUJITSU
Integrated
Systems
Your Benefits
Entire configuration Built and tested as one product
Pre-integrated
Pre-installed
Clear defined solution Complete offer (HW, SW, Service)
Avoiding project risks
Fast time to operation
Simple to obtain
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Do-it-yourself vs. As-a-Service approach
NoYes
NothingEverything
ShortLong
NoneMany
Average time to operation of new / extended services
Determine Technology
Technology / integration skills needed
Using IT as differentiator
Cloud Services
Integrated Solutions
ReferenceArchitectures
Best of breedcomponents
Cloud Services
Integrated Solutions
ReferenceArchitectures
Best of breedcomponents
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Welcome to the new edgeof converged infrastructures
Trusted foundation – hyper-converged IT
infrastructure based on proven technology
Infrastructure at the speed of business
Easy to obtain & single point of contact
Ready-to-work in minutes
Simplified design with predictable sizing &
scaling
Benefits of FUJITSU Integrated System PRIMEFLEX for VMware EVO:RAIL
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Softwarestack:VMware EVO:RAIL
EVO:RAIL Deployment, Configuration and Management
vSphere Enterprise Plus Edition incl. ESXi for compute
VMware Virtual SAN for storage
vCenter Server
vCenter Log Insight (Real Time Protocol Management and Analysis)
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Softwarestack:VMware EVO:RAIL vSphere Enterprise Plus Edition incl. ESXi for compute
ESX 5.5 Hypervisor
Thin Provisioning
vMotion & Storage vMotion
High Availability
Fault Tolerance
Data Protection (Backup and Recovery)
vShield Endpoint (Security)
Distributed Resource Scheduler
Distributed Power Management
Virtual SAN (vSphere integrated virtual distributed object store)
Log Insight (Real Time Protocol Management and Analysis)
EVO:RAIL Deployment, Configuration and Management
Reliable Memory (Fault Protection)
Big Data Extensions (Hadoop)
Virtual Serial Port Concentrator
Storage DRS & Profile-Driver Storage
Network & Storage I/O Control
Single Root I/O Virtualization
Storage APIs for Array Integration, Multipathing
Distributed Switch
Host Profiles
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Major components of FUJITSU Integrated System PRIMEFLEX for VMware EVO:RAIL™
Software for the new edge
Compute, Network and Storage
virtualization with vSphere and VSAN
VMware Support & Services (SnS)
One smart enclosure with 4 nodes, each node with:
2 CPUs E5-2620v3
192 GB RAM
1x 400GB SSD, 1x 300GB and 3x 1.2TB SAS Hot Plug
2x 10GBit/s Ethernet Connectivity
FUJITSU Server PRIMERGY CX400 M1
2x 10Gbit/s
2x 10Gbit/s
2x 10Gbit/s
2x 10Gbit/s
Eth
ern
et C
on
ne
ctivity (
LA
N)
Linear Scalability and High PerformancePredictable.
~100 VMs
~250 Desktops
~200 VMs
~500 Desktops
~300 VMs
~750 Desktops
~400 VMs
~1.000 Desktops
Up to 16 Nodes
Up to 32x 10 Gbit/s Ethernet Connectivity
Up to 58 TB of Storage (total)
Up to 3.1 TB Memory
4
3
2
1
1
2
3
4
VMs – Average of 2 vCPUs, 6GB vMEM, 60GB virtual disk
Desktops – Average of 2 vCPUs, 2GB vMEM, 30GB virtual disk
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End-to-end user experience that drives simplicity….M
onitoring inte
gra
ted
Ce
ntr
aliz
ed
Man
ag
em
en
t
Zero
Do
wn
tim
e U
pd
ate
s 1. Define storage policy
2. Apply policy at VM creation
Resource and data service are automatically provisioned and maintained.
No overprovisioning
Fewer resources, less time
Easy to changeVirtual SAN
Shared Datastore
Polic
y b
ased P
rovis
ionin
g
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Hardwarestack:FUJITSU Server PRIMERGY CX400
3600 xPRIMERGY CX250 S2
900 x PRIMERGY CX400 Series
The CX-Series demonstrates the impressive computing power capabilities of scaling Intel-based
technology as a base of the new hyper-converged infrastructure appliance.
Fujitsu is positioned at the forefront of the supercomputing space with
30 years’ experience in the successful development of high-performance systems.
Australian National University ANU,
Canberra Australia
1.2 Petaflops - No. 38 in Top 100 SUPERCOMPUTER list 2014
3600 x PRIMERGY CX250 S2, installed in
900 x PRIMERGY CX400 S2
Largest HPC Computer in the Australian/Pacific Hemisphere
Cold-Aisle isolation - no water cooling
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Global Leadership in Performance:Virtualization & Cloudpower
2010 2011 2012 2013 2014
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32
40
48
60
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72
80
96
120
128
160
240
512
Cores
Others Fujitsu Status: September, 30, 2014
Vmark 2.x Benchmark
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Two more Examples why FUJITSU x86 Servers are the Best Foundation for VMware EVO:RAIL
Cool-safe® Advanced Thermal Design
Benefit
Up to 27% saving on energy costs for cooling
Reduced infrastructure costs for new data centers
System availability guarantee - even under extreme
conditions
Hardware
VendorSystem Result
Publishe
d
Fujitsu FUJITSU Server PRIMERGY TX2540 M1 8550 Apr 14
Non-Fujitsu 8533 Nov 13
Non-Fujitsu 8458 Oct 13
Fujitsu PRIMERGY RX300 S8 (Intel Xeon E5-2660 v2) 8097 Oct 13
Fujitsu PRIMERGY TX300 S8 (Intel Xeon E5-2660 v2) 8075 Oct 13
Fujitsu PRIMERGY RX350 S8 (Intel Xeon E5-2660 v2) 8074 Oct 13
Non-Fujitsu 7924 Nov 13
Non-Fujitsu 7896 Apr 14
Fujitsu PRIMERGY RX200 S8 (Intel Xeon E5-2660 v2) 7670 Oct 13
Non-Fujitsu 7585 Jan 14Status: May 08, 2014
Tower
Server
Rack
Server
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4
3
2
1
2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014
2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014
PRIMERGY servers continuously provides leading SPECpower_ssj2008 scores
PRIMERGY servers hold 5 out of 10 top positions!
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FUJITSU x86 Servers as foundation forVMware EVO:RAIL
Expandable
tower
Branch offices
Remote offices
SMB
PRIMERGY TX
Family
Rack optimized
Versatile
Efficient
All-rounder
PRIMERGY RX
Family
Datacenter
optimized
High density
Energy
optimized
Converged
PRIMERGY BX
Family
An unparalleled mix of quality, efficiency and agility
Mission Critical
Mainframe like
reliability
In-memory
computing
Highest
performance
PRIMEQUEST
Family
Compute density
optimized
Cloud
HPC
Large scale-out
computing
PRIMERGY CX
Family
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The EVO:RAIL Ecosystem:Optional Data Protection ETERNUS CS
1.) Integrated Backup Appliance
» CommVault Simpana software and licenses
» Disk backup and file archiving up to 96 TB
» Deduplication, replication functionality
2.) Target Backup Appliances
» Cost efficient backup to disk through data
deduplication, replication functionality
3.) Unified Data Protection
Appliances
» Complete virtualization and consolidation of
backup and archiving infrastructures
Co
nverg
ed
/ H
yper-
converg
ed
IT ETERNUS CS200c
Backup SW
of customer
Backup SW within Appliance
ETERNUS CS800
ETERNUS CS8000
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2
3
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