IBM SONAS and Cloud Storage

sVC33
IBM SONAS and the

Cloud Storage Taxonomy
Tony Pearson
IBM Master Inventor and Senior Managing Consultant
#IBMEDGE 2012 IBM Corporation

Confused over the different types of
cloud storage? IBM's scale out network
attached storage (SONAS) can be used
in a variety of use cases. This session
will provide an overview of IBM's SONAS
solution, provide an update on the latest
features and functions recently
announced, and explain how it can be
deployed in various private, public and
hybrid cloud environments.

Sessions -- Tony Pearson
Monday
1:00pm Storing Archive Data for Compliance Challenges
4:15pm IBM Watson: What it Means for Society
Tuesday
4:15pm Using Social Media: Birds of a Feather (BOF)
Wednesday
9:00am Data Footprint Reduction: IBM Storage options
2:30pm IBM's Storage Strategy in the Smarter Computing era
4:15pm IBM SONAS and the Cloud Storage Taxonomy
Thursday
9:00am IBM Watson: What it Means for Society
10:30am Tivoli Storage Productivity Center Overview
5:30pm IBM Edge Free for All hosted by Scott Drummond
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Scale Out Network Attached
Storage Market Opportunity
Worldwide File-Based
vs B l o c k - B a s e d S t o r a g e
There is a significant shift
Capacity Shipments,20092014
in storage usage from
traditional structured data to
unstructured, file storage
content.
Content Depots are emerging

in storage market in areas like
archiving, media repositories,
web content, health records,
etc. Some reports show this
space growing at +90%
annually.
Source: IDC's 2010 Enterprise Disk Storage Consumption Model

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Hosted Storage
Ephemeral Storage File Storage
Typically boot volumes, Backup/Disaster Recovery
page files and temporary data Web API objects
Goes away when VM
is shutdown
Persistent Storage
Persists across
Reference Storage
VM reboots
Archives
Can be shared
Images/Video
between VMs
NENR / Compliance
Transactional
High Performance
Storage for the Cloud Storage as the Cloud
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Persistent Ephemeral Hosted Storage Reference
Storage Storage File Storage Storage
Persists Typically boot Backup Archives
across volumes, Disaster Images
VM reboots page files and Recovery Video
Can be shared temporary Web API NENR /
between VMs Goes away objects Compliance /
Transactional when VM Immutability
High is shutdown
Performance
IBM SONAS
Information
SVC, XIV, IBM partners Archive
Storwize V7000 with Nirvanix N series
Storage for the Cloud Storage as the Cloud

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The Problems with NAS filers
today
Current NAS solutions do not scale

Customers have to add box after box
and manage them individually
Difficult to apply policies across
independent data islands
Classic Filers
Some applications require parallel access
I loved my first filer. and high data rates
It was so easy to Migration, integration or removal of storage

for file services is a disruptive nightmare
manage. When we
installed our 20th, Backup windows are a big issue and get
worse as the amount of data increases
I started to hate
All files online, but more than 80% haven't
them. been accessed during the last 6 months
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Using a Global Name Space
Each filer is Many attempts to solve this with a Mount

individually accessed Point Aggregator (F5 Acopia, ONTAP GX)
Each individual file is pinned to a single NAS
Finding the file filer
becomes Maximum single file performance is equal to
Finding the server that the performance of the individual hosting filer
has the file
Bottlenecks on individual directory branches
then
Islands regarding disks, backup, etc.
finding the file on that
server
/
/sales
/sales
/finance
/finance
/web /web
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Core Value Simple
Management
Cloud
CloudIP
IPLayer
Layer
Global name space,
Classic Filers Every file is accessible
from all interface nodes
each file is pinned

to a single filer
/ /
/sales /sales
/finance /finance
/web Scale-Out /web

Network Attached Storage
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History of SONAS
IBM Research announces
Storage Tank project Scale-Out
IBM Partners Network Attached SONAS
with NetApp Storage (SONAS) R1.3
2000 2003 2005 2007 2010 2011
IBM Launches Scale-Out File Smart Business

SAN File System Services (SoFS) Storage Cloud
(software only)
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IBM Storage Product
Positioning Primary Data Mainframe
Optimized
NAS for all
SSD SSD
servers
Enterprise
Distributed
SVC
SSD SONAS
DS8000 N7000 High Performance
XIV Flash & Stash
SSD Computing
SSD
Midrange
SSD
N6000
Storwize
DS5000 SSD
Storwize
V7000 DCS3700
V7000 Unified
Unified
Entry Level DS3000 N3000
Storage
Random Sequential
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Storage Approach: Carpeting
versus Rugs
Area Rugs Approach
Some clients focused on tactical solutions for
particular workloads or applications.
Storwize V7000 Unified or N series for
specific projects, groups or remote
office/branch office (ROBO)
Wall-to-Wall Carpeting Approach

Some clients want a strategic storage solution for
all of their workloads, applications and servers.
Scale-Out Network Attached Storage
(SONAS)
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SONAS Host Attachment
Integrates Clustered CIFS and
CIFS NFS FTP SCP HTTPS Clustered NFS via CTDB, which
provides:
CTDB Transparent, non-disruptive
failover of CIFS and NFS with no
Space Management Provisioning client side changes
Integrated Acess Control Lists
Backup & Restore IBM Monitoring (ACL) between Unix, Linux and
GPFS
Windows
Replication Reporting Active Directory
LDAP
Enterprise Linux Unparalleled aggregate

performance scaling, Intelligent
IBM Server load balancing, simultaneous
access to a single file by
heterogeneous clients.
IBM Disk FTP/SCP for File transfers
HTTPS for web content
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SONAS System Software Stack
General Parallel File System
CIFS NFS FTP SCP HTTPS
(GPFS) - IBMs high end
CTDB clustered file system
Designed for extreme
Space Management Provisioning performance, scalability, and
availability features
IBM distributed metadata, wide
Backup & Restore Monitoring
GPFS striping, byte range locking,
parallel I/O, variable block size,
Replication Reporting and extensive tuning
parameters
Enterprise Linux Reference www.top500.org
IBM Server
Rsync for file-level
Asynchronous Replication
IBM Disk
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IBM General Parallel File System
(GPFS) History and evolution
1995 1998 2002 2005 2006-7 2009 2010
GPFS 3.4 introduces improvements in performance, scalability, migration and diagnostics and enhanced
Windows high performance computing (HPC) server support, including support for homogenous
Windows clusters.
GPFS 2.1-2.3 GPFS 3.1-3.2 GPFS 3.3 GPFS 3.4
Video First
First Information
HPC lifecycle Restricted Enhanced
streaming called
called management (ILM) Admin Windows cluster
GPFS
GPFS Virtual Research Functions support
Storage Pools
Tape Server Visualization - Homogenous
File sets
(VTS) Digital Media Improved Windows Server
Policy Engine
Seismic installation
HPC Weather
Tiger Shark Linux Ease of
Real time exploration administration New license Performance
GPFS Clusters
Streaming Life sciences and scaling
General File (Multiple model
Read Perf Multiple- improvements
Serving architectures) 32 bit /64 bit networks/ RDMA
Wide stripe Inter-op (IBM AIX Improved
Standards Enhanced
Portable IBM AIX & Linux) Distributed Token snapshot and
Loose Clusters GPFS Multicluster Management backup migration and
operating
diagnostics
system Faster failover
GPFS over wide Improved ILM support
interface area networks
(POSIX) Multiple NSD policy engine
(WAN) servers
semantics
-Large block Large scale NFS v4 Support
Directory and clusters
Small file perf thousands of Small file
nodes performance
Data
management
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1-15
GPFS: ASC Purple/C
Supercomputer
1536-node, 100 Teraflop IBM System P
cluster at Lawrence Livermore
National Laboratory
2 PB GPFS file system (one mount
point)
500 RAID controller pairs, 11000 disk
drives
126 GB/s parallel I/O measured to a
single file (134GB/s to multiple files)
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SONAS The Logical File
System View
SONAS can hold up to One big file system or divide
16.9 PB of usable file space (21 PB raw) into as many as 256 smaller file
systems.
RPQ required for file
FS1 FS2 ... FS256 systems larger than 8 PB
Each file system can be

further divided into fileset
containers (tree branches)
Policies applied at the
fileset level
Soft and hard quotas can be

Each Storage Pool consists defined for user, group, or
of a set of LUNs on the fileset
Gold Silver Bronze Storage Pods
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Active Cloud Engine
What is IBM Active Cloud
Engine? Think of it as a very
smart, very fast robot that
never sleeps keeping your
cloud storage neat, tidy, and
running smoothly
On SONAS, the IBM Active Cloud

Engine provides:
Policy-based file management
High Speed Scan engine to
identify files to be processed
HSM migration of files to tape,
with transparent recall
WAN caching across distance
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SONAS HSM and
Information Lifecycle Management
Capacity managed centrally
Average utilization >80%
IP Network
Policy driven
File placement direct new
SONAS TSM
files to the correct initial disk
tier
File movement between
storage tiers, the least active
files can be migrated to tape
ILM HSM via TSM
File expiration delete files
after they are no longer
Just buy the capacity needed
you really need
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File Placement
Example using DB2 or Oracle
Databases by default places
index and data table spaces in
Rule Data rule set pool index_pool
the same directory
Where UPPER(NAME) like %.INX
File placement policies can
direct the data to a pool with
appropriate performance
Fast
characteristics using file
Index_pool
extension
/DATA/MYDB/ SQL00002.DAT
15K RPM
SQL00002.INX Data table spaces have a .DAT
SQL00003.DAT extension
SQL00003.INX
SQL00004.DAT Index table spaces have an
SQL00004.INX
Lower Cost
data_pool .INX extension
7200 RPM
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SONAS Backup and Data
Replication Options
Files can be backed up to
Tivoli Storage Manager
LAN High Speed Scan
Data sent over LAN
FS1 NDMP for other backup
software
snap1 snap2 Up to 256 Snapshots of entire file

system, 256 snapshots per fileset
Read-Only, Space-Efficient
Microsoft VSS Interface
/fs1/.snapshot/snap1
/fs1/.snapshot/snap2
Writeable, space-efficient File clones
File System Replication

Synchronous (Rank to Rank)
Asynchronous (SONAS to another SONAS)
Gold Silver Bronze via Rsync
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SONAS Options for TSM and
NDMP Backups
Option 1: IP Network
TSM for Backup
IP Network and HSM
SONAS TSM
SONAS
Option 2: IP Network
NDMP software
ILM for Backup only,
No HSM SONAS NDMP
Symantec NetBackup,
CommVault Simpana, and
EMC Legato
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Antivirus to Protect Your Data
Identify customers using CIFS and who require antivirus software for data protection.
On-access AV connector provides tight integration to Antivirus scan nodes
Files can be scanned manually or through a schedule defined on SONAS
"Scan file system" function allows files to be scanned manually or through a schedule defined on SONAS
"Scan on access" function automatically scans all specified files on a CIFS share when created, opened, or updated
depending on policy settings
1) Client Requests 3) Scan nodes attached to customer

Windows File IP Network scan the files and return
results
Network
Validated for
Symantec and McAfee
anti-virus programs
Interface
Interface Interface
Interface
AV Connector
Nodes
Nodes Nodes
Nodes
Symantec, McAfee
Antivirus Software.
Storage
Storage Storage 2) SONAS intercepts Add more nodes for
Storage
Nodes
Nodes Nodes request and sends to scalability
Nodes Scan Nodes
High Cap High Perf
Load balances across
High Perf High Cap scan nodes and
manages scan results
.
Antivirus Scan Nodes
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Active Cloud Engine:
WAN Caching
Central site gets
Data Ingest on location(writer) On Demand Pull
updates
frequently
Regional/edge
sites can
Backup Site periodically
prefetch or pull
on demand
Data is
revalidated
Periodic
Periodic pre-fetch
Prefetch
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Scale-Out NAS hardware components
CIFS NFS FTP SCP HTTPS Since the early 1990s, IBMs
SeaScape Architecture
CTDB focused on using Commercial
Off-the-Shelf hardware for its
Space Management Provisioning
storage systems
IBM
Backup & Restore
GPFS Monitoring SONAS continues this
tradition, using IBM System
Replication Reporting x3650 servers, and high
density disk drawers
Enterprise Linux
This approach allows IBM to
IBM Server
take advantage of R&D spent
on other server and storage
IBM Disk projects
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SONAS Architecture
A clustered configuration of three basic
building blocks
CIFS, NFS v2/v3, FTP, HTTP
all mainframe and distributed
Local Console
Manager (LCM) LAN 1GbE or 10GbE
2 to 30 Interface
Management Nodes (3.5GB/s
network 1GbE per node)
IP Mgmt Infiniband 20Gbps DDR InfiniBand
data network
2 Storage Nodes
per Storage Pod 8Gbps FCP between
Dual Dual Dual Dual storage nodes and
60 disks Ctrl+ Ctrl+ Ctrl+ Ctrl+
Disk Disk Disk Disk disk controllers
(each)
1 to 30 Storage More More More More x4 3Gbps SAS between

Disk Disk
Pods Disk Disk controllers and
disk expansion
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Sample configurations for
IBM SONAS system
Switches Switches
Switches
1GbE or 10GbE Interface Node Storage Node
Interface Node Storage Node
Switches
Interface Node
60 Disks
Interface Node Interface Node
2 Ctrls+Disk
60 Disks
IP Mgmt Infiniband Interface Node Interface Node
2 Ctrls+Disk
LCM Interface Node
Storage Node Interface Node Storage Node
Storage Node Interface Node Storage Node
Interface Node
Dual Dual Dual Dual 60 Disks 60 Disks
Interface Node
Ctrl+ Ctrl+ Ctrl+ Ctrl+
2 Ctrls+Disk Interface Node 2 Ctrls+Disk
Disk Disk Disk Disk
Interface Node
Interface Node
60 Disks 60 Disks
More More More More Interface Node
Disk Disk Disk Disk Interface Node
2 Ctrls+Disk 2 Ctrls+Disk
Interface Node
Base I/O Dense Storage Dense

Configuration Configuration Configuration
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Interface and Storage Nodes
FRONT VIEW
IBM System x3650
Form: 2U
Processor:
Dual Quad Core or Single Six-core
Intel Xeon X5530
2.26GHz, 8MB L2 cache, 80W
Memory: 8GB to 144GB DDR3 RAM
REAR VIEW
Storage: 300G SAS 10K disk drives
Four PCIe Gen 2.0 x8 adapter slots
Network Interfaces
Quad-port 1 GbE NICs
Dual-port 10 Gb CEE CNAs
Single port 4X DDR InfiniBand Host
Channel Adapters
Dual-port 8Gbps Fibre Channel Host
Bus Adapters (HBAs)
IBM x3650M2 rack-mount server
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IBM SONAS Node Components
IBM System x3650
Interface Node Storage Node

The interface node provides the The storage node provides the
connections to the customers IP Infiniband connection to the InfiniBand
network for attaching to the SONAS cluster interconnect and direct fibre-
system for network file serving channel attachment to the SONAS
capabilities (CIFS, NFS, HTTP, FTP, RAID controllers. Storage nodes must
SCP). be configured in High-availability pairs.
Memory: Memory:
24 to 144 GB DDR3 RAM 32 GB DDR3 RAM
Storage: Storage:
2 300G SAS 10K (RAID1 pair) 2 300G SAS 10K (RAID1 pair)
Network Interfaces: Network Interfaces:

1 GbE and/or 10 GbE interfaces Two single port 4X DDR Infiniband Host
2 for Management
Channel Adapters
Two single port 4X DDR Infiniband
Host Channel Adapters Two dual-port 8Gbps Fibre Channel Host
Bus Adapters (HBA)
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SONAS Integrated Storage
High density advanced storage
Fast
2GB/s Throughput
30,000 IOPS to Disk
Ultra-Dense
60 Drives in just 4U
Scales to 120 Drives with Additional 4U
Enclosure, 240 Drives per Pod
Flexible
Intermix SAS and NL-SAS Drawers for
Storage Tiering
Highly Reliable
Active/Active Failover
SATAssure Data Integrity Validation
RAID 6
Redundancy Throughout
Battery Backed Cache
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Disk Types/Capacity Supported
for SONAS
All storage controllers/expansion drawers must be fully populated
No mixing of disk types within the controller or expansion drawer
Controller and attached expansion drawer can contain different disk types
Feature Drive Drive RAID Total Data Parity Usable

Code Type Capacity Config Drives Drives Drives Capacity
6x 10K 900 RAID 6 60 48 12 43 TB

1310 RPM GB
6x 7200 3 TB RAID 6 60 48 12 141 TB
1300 RPM
Maximum 7200 drives (3TB) usable capacity 16.9 PB

More drive types will be supported as certification and validation tests continue
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IBM SONAS Gateway with
XIV Storage
MGT Node 1 or 2 XIV systems per Storage Pod

MGT Node
Switches
Up to 5 Storage Node
Storage Node
Storage Storage Node
Storage Node
PodsKVM 8Gbps FC switches
Storage Node
per rack Storage Node
LCM
Storage Node
Storage Node
Storage Node
Storage Node
Interface Node
Interface Node
Interface Node
Interface Node
Interface Node
Interface Node
IBM SONAS Base Rack
IBM XIV
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IBM SONAS Gateway with
Storwize V7000
1 or 2
MGT Node
Storwize V7000
MGT Node controller enclosures
Switches
8Gbps FC switches
Storage Node
Up to 5 Storage Node
Storage Storage Node
Storage Node
Pods
Storage Node
per rack Storage Node
LCM
Storage Node 2 or 4
Storage Node
SVC nodes
Storage Node
Storage Node IBM DS3400
8Gbps FC switches IBM DS5300
Interface Node
Interface Node
Interface Node
Interface Node
Interface Node
iRPQ
Interface Node
IBM SONAS Base Rack
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Ease of Management
New GUI for SONAS 1.3!
A new GUI similar to

XIV, SVC and Storwize
V7000
System and Alert logs,

notification settings,
and thresholds
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Policies defined easily in the GUI, edited and displayed
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A variety of applications
generate large volumes of data
Many environments needing easy-to-manage high performance, scalable storage.
Collaboration Data General purpose file storage environments where

& General File clients are challenged with the manageability of
Storage current NAS systems
High performance, simplified management

Digital Media alternative for widely varying use cases in digital
media environments.
Hyper-scalable storage for large Web 2.0 stores

Web Content Store and for other vendors looking to build their own
Cloud/SaaS applications
High Performance Many business applications like financial services

Analytics can make use of our large single namespace
Energy exploration and geo-sciences require huge

Energy & Geo-
addressable namespaces for analytics and very
Sciences high performance.
Auto / Aero / Electronics design processes

Computer Aided
experiencing rapid file-centric storage growth as
Engineering simulation expands.
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High level view of
Scale-Out NAS
Storage (SONAS)
Benchmark Performance:
403,326 IOPS single file system
(SPECsfs2008.nfs)
SONAS Release 1.2

Single File System over 900TB usable
10 Interface Nodes; each with:

Maximum 144 GB of memory
One active 10GbE port
8 Storage Pods; each with:

2 Storage nodes and 240 drives
Drive type: 15K RPM SAS hard drives
Data Protection: the drives were
configured in RAID ranks
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IBM Scale Out Network
Attached Storage (SONAS)
Enterprise Class Solution for IP-based File System
Storage
One global repository for application and user files
One huge file system, or up to 256 file systems per
SONAS
Enterprise solution for all applications, departments
and users
Provision and monitor usage by application, file,
department or whatever makes sense to the business
Includes ability to report usage and access patterns for
chargeback
Capacity managed centrally
Extremely high utilization rates
Simplified management of petabytes of storage
Independently scalable performance and capacity
eliminates trade-offs
Cloud-ready
#IBMEDGE
IBM SONAS
2012 IBM Corporation
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IBM SmartCloud
for Development and Test
A dynamic virtual development and test infrastructure service -- designed for the
enterprise -- on the IBM Cloud
The client gets:
Choice of 7 virtual server configurations
Option to add persistent storage charged per
usage
Network bandwidth charged per usage
Choice of 14 pre-configured software images
Rational Application Lifecycle Management software
Lotus, WebSphere, DB2 and Informix stacks
Payment options:
Pay-as-you-go option (per VM hour charge)
Shared Reserved option
6 bundles (small, medium, large for 6 or 12 months)
Reserved capacity plus discounted usage rate
Available support:
www.ibm.com/cloud/developer Web-based forum for users to submit requests
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IBM SmartCloud
Development and Test Cloud
32 x 168 x 10 = 53,760 VMs per SONAS
Virtual Machines
Up to 32 VMs per iDataPlex server
Used for ephemeral and persistent storage needs
Hypervisor Each file in standard 256GB, 512GB, or 2TB size
Appears as Block Storage to the virtual machine
iDataPlex
Up to 10 iDataPlex pairs per SONAS disk system
Two iDataPlex have 168 servers sharing 1 file system
Scale-Out Network Attached Storage (SONAS)

Up to 16.9 PB of usable storage
Read/Write access via CIFS, NFS, HTTP, FTP, SCP
Policy-driven placement, movement and expiration
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IBM Drinks its own Champagne
Block Storage Solution
components:
Business challenge:
IBM SAN Volume Controller
IGA (IBMs internal operations) is a massive operation. Data growth
Increased utilization
and labor costs were outpacing budgets. Provisioning responsiveness was
not meeting objectives. Live performance balancing
Size and Scope
Total Storage 24+ PB Concurrent maintenance
Block Storage 9 PB IBM Tivoli Storage Productivity Center
File Storage 1 PB Performance and Capacity

Management
Tape Capacity 15 PB
Smarter ILM
Storage Solution:
Implement a Storage Hypervisor with IBM System Storage SAN File Storage Solution
Volume Controller and Tivoli Storage Productivity Center. With 9PB of
tiered storage now virtualized and connected to over 35k fibre channel components:
ports, IGA can improve labor productivity and storage efficiency while IBM SONAS
delivering higher service levels.
Policy-driven placement, movement
Benefits: and expiration
Provisioning time reduced from months to days Disk-to-Disk and Disk-to-Tape
20% increase in storage utilization migration options
50% reduction in cost / TB through consolidation and tiering Integrated backup and high-speed
scan engine
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IBM provides seamless
transition to a cloud model
Support for open standards in use in
their datacenters today
High degrees of scalability: petabytes
of data and billions of files
Global namespace to eliminate islands
of data in your environment
Bullet-proof security that integrates
into your existing authentication systems
Built-in data placement and ILM via a
global policy engine
IBM has focused its efforts on
the demanding needs of our Support for multiple tiers of storage
enterprise client base. including low-cost tape technology
High performance and availability,
making it useful in your environment
today
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Sessions about SONAS
Presentations
IBM SONAS and the Cloud Storage Taxonomy
Whats new in SONAS and Storwize V7000 in 2012
IBM Active Cloud Engine on SONAS 1.3 and Storwize V7000
Hands-on Labs
IBM SONAS GUI Basic Administration Hands-on Lab
Data Policies in IBM SONAS Hands-on Lab
Configuring IBM SONAS WAN Caching Hands-on Lab
Q&A Panels
IBM Edge Free for All hosted by Scott Drummond
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Thank You!
Session: sVC33
Presenter: Tony Pearson
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Senior Managing Consultant
IBM System Storage
Tony Pearson is a Master Inventor and Senior managing consultant for the IBM System Storage product line. Tony joined
IBM Corporation in 1986 in Tucson, Arizona, USA, and has lived there ever since. In his current role, Tony presents briefings on
storage topics covering the entire System Storage product line, Tivoli storage software products, and topics related to Cloud
Computing. He interacts with clients, speaks at conferences and events, and leads client workshops to help clients with
strategic planning for IBMs integrated set of storage management software, hardware, and virtualization products.
Tony writes the Inside System Storage blog, which is read by hundreds of clients, IBM sales reps and IBM Business Partners
every week. This blog was rated one of the top 10 blogs for the IT storage industry by Networking World magazine, and #1
most read IBM blog on IBMs developerWorks. The blog has been published in series of books, Inside System Storage: Volume
I through IV.
Over the past years, Tony has worked in development, marketing and customer care positions for various storage hardware and
software products. Tony has a Bachelor of Science degree in Software Engineering, and a Master of Science degree in
Electrical Engineering, both from the University of Arizona. Tony holds 19 IBM patents for inventions on storage hardware and
software products.

Additional Resources
Email:
tpearson@us.ibm.com
Twitter:
http://twitter.com/az99tony
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Content Depots are emerging

Source: IDC's 2010 Enterprise Disk Storage Consumption Model

Storage for the Cloud Storage as the Cloud

Storage for the Cloud Storage as the Cloud

Current NAS solutions do not scale

It was so easy to Migration, integration or removal of storage

Each filer is Many attempts to solve this with a Mount

each file is pinned

/web Scale-Out /web

2000 2003 2005 2007 2010 2011

IBM Launches Scale-Out File Smart Business

Wall-to-Wall Carpeting Approach

Enterprise Linux Unparalleled aggregate

Each file system can be

Soft and hard quotas can be

On SONAS, the IBM Active Cloud

snap1 snap2 Up to 256 Snapshots of entire file

File System Replication

1) Client Requests 3) Scan nodes attached to customer

1 to 30 Storage More More More More x4 3Gbps SAS between

Base I/O Dense Storage Dense

Interface Node Storage Node

Network Interfaces: Network Interfaces:

Feature Drive Drive RAID Total Data Parity Usable

6x 10K 900 RAID 6 60 48 12 43 TB

Maximum 7200 drives (3TB) usable capacity 16.9 PB

MGT Node 1 or 2 XIV systems per Storage Pod

A new GUI similar to

System and Alert logs,

Collaboration Data General purpose file storage environments where

High performance, simplified management

Hyper-scalable storage for large Web 2.0 stores

High Performance Many business applications like financial services

Energy exploration and geo-sciences require huge

Auto / Aero / Electronics design processes

SONAS Release 1.2

10 Interface Nodes; each with:

8 Storage Pods; each with:

Scale-Out Network Attached Storage (SONAS)

Block Storage 9 PB IBM Tivoli Storage Productivity Center

File Storage 1 PB Performance and Capacity

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