EMC Information Lifecycle

Management

Don Neilan TBC Federal Division

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 EMC in the Federal Government

More than 95% of the Cabinet Level Organizations Use EMC

FEDERAL CIVILIAN CUSTOMER Solutions
EXAMPLES:
Departments of: • FBI
• Agriculture • IRS
• Commerce • Library of
• Education Congress
• Energy • NASA
• PTO
•Health and Human Services
• Housing and Urban • SSA
Development • U.S. Coast
• Interior Guard
• Justice • U.S. Postal
• Transportation Service
DEPARTMENT
• Treasury • Federal
OF DEFENSE
• CUSTOMER • AAFES Banking
EXAMPLES:
Veterans Affairs • Air
• DISA • Labor
• CIA Force
• DODIIS • NIMA • House,
• Army
• DFAS • DLA Senate
• Navy
• NEXCOM • NTF • Marin
• NSA es

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EMC Information Lifecycle
Management

Don Neilan TBC Federal Division

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The Evolving Computing Landscape
IT Infrastructure in the 1970s / 1980s

Client interface
Access capability
Compute Application processing
Database management
Information management
Data storage

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The Evolving Computing Landscape
Today’s Infrastructure Layers

Personal Devices Client interface, presentation

Network Access Access capability, transport

Compute Application processing

Database management
Information management

Networked Storage Data storage

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The Evolving Computing Landscape
The Expanding Storage Infrastructure

Personal Devices Client interface, presentation

Network Access Access capability, transport

Compute Application processing

Database management
Information management

Information management
Networked Storage Data storage

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Information Lifecycle Management

ILM: a customer strategy to align IT

infrastructure with the business, based
on the changing value of information

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Qualifying ILM Service Level Requirements

Architecture

1ms 500ms
Performance

Six 9s Three 9s
Availability
Automated Manual
Integrated Standalone
Functionality

Pay now Pay later

Economics
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Key Criteria for Information Lifecycle Management

5 Unified Management Environment

End-to-end automated management of the entire information
infrastructure
4 Active Information Management
Access to and ability to manage all data (structured and unstructured)
3 Dynamic Infrastructure
Data mobility and transparency across IT resources
2 Integrated Protection & Recovery
Convergence of backup and replication, focus on recovery
1 Networked Tiered Storage
Choice of service levels and
access specialization
Lowest TCO
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Networked Storage Technologies 1

SAN NAS CAS

Storage Area Network-Attached Content Addressed
Networks Storage Storage

Fibre Channel
Type of transport IP, Fibre Channel IP
IP (emerging)
Object,
Type of data Block File fixed content

Deterministic Multi-protocol Longevity,

Key requirement performance Sharing integrity assurance

Software and product

OLTP, data Content
Typical applications warehousing, ERP development, file
management
server consolidation

Information Content is created Content is fixed

lifecycle and actively shared and preserved

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Tiered Storage 1

Meeting a Broad Range of Service Levels

CLARiiON
Celerra Disk
CLARiiON Symmetrix Connectrix NS / CNS Centera Library ADIC

Tape
Mid-tier High-End SAN NAS CAS Emulation Tape

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Information Lifecycle Management

1 Tiered Storage

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Integrated Protection & Recovery: 2
Choice of Recovery Levels
PowerPath
Legato AAM
Legato CoStandby SRDF
Legato
Server AAdvanced Family
NetWorker
MirrorView
Celerra Replicator
Legato RepliStor
TimeFinder Family
SnapView Multi-site
Remote
Celerra SnapSure Processing Increasing
Remote distance
Recovery Information Automatic improves
Backup All critical data processing protection
Quick, accurate, resumption:
Platform Frequent, predictable safe at remote
consistent, location “lights out”
Storage, switch, recovery
and server nondisruptive
protection backups

Local Remote

Time  Availability  Distance

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Information Lifecycle Management

Flexible Recovery 2 Integrated Protection

Levels
and Recovery

1 Tiered Storage

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Dynamic, Virtual Infrastructure 3

App App App App App App App App App

VMware
OS OS OS OS OS OS OS OS OS

Virtual Layer Virtual Layer Virtual Layer  Unified

Compute Compute Compute  Simple
 Mutually aware
Virtual Virtual Virtual Virtual Virtual Virtual Virtual Virtual Virtual
Vol. Vol. Vol. Vol. Vol. Vol. Vol. Vol. Vol.  SLA-driven

Project FX
Virtual Storage Layer  Lowest cost
Storage Storage Storage  Highly available
 Flexible

SAN / NAS / CAS SAN / NAS / CAS SAN / NAS / CAS

Virtual Infrastructure

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Information Lifecycle Management

Dynamic

Proj. FX VMware
3
Compute

Compute
Compute

App App App App App App App App App

OS OS OS OS OS OS OS OS OS
Virtual Layer Virtual Layer Virtual Layer

Infrastructure
Virt. Vol. Virt. Vol. Virt. Vol. Virt. Vol. Virt. Vol. Virt. Vol. Virt. Vol. Virt. Vol. Virt. Vol.
Virtual Storage Layer

Storage Storage Storage

Virtual Infrastructure
Flexible Recovery 2 Integrated Protection
Levels
and Recovery

1 Tiered Storage

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Active Information Management 4

Optimizing the movement, placement, cataloguing,

and disposition of information based on policies

 Classify applications and data based on business and

mission policies
 Dynamically migrate and archive to optimal storage type
and location (Core vs. Edge )
 Version, audit, track
AUTOMATED
 Replicate for testing and SERVICES
improved performance Classify
data / apps
Implement
policies with
Manage
storage
Tier
storage
based on information environment resources
 Enable sharing and business rules mgmt tools to align with
data classes
collaboration SERVICES
FLEXIBLE
 Ensure compliance
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Active Information Management 4
Across All Data Types
Information Management Software
Structured Semi-structured Unstructured

Databases and Mail and Enterprise

associated messaging Content
applications: Management:
ERP, CRM, etc. Documents
Web pages
Sound
Video
X-rays
Legato DiskXtender/ Legato EmailXtender Documentum
DatabaseXtender Records Manager
Documentum
Control Mgr Legato
ApplicationXtender

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 4

Enterprise Content Management

EDM WCM DAM ERM CCM

Fixed Content Collaboration
Documents Web Rich Media
Content
Documents HTML Images Reports Project
Spreadsheets SGML Sound Records Discussions
Contracts WML Video Scanning Desktop Sharing
Drawings XML Presentations Imaging Online Meetings
Code Final Form E-mail
Forms Storage IM
E-Mail

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Information Lifecycle Management

ERP E-mail
Business Processes
and Applications
CRM Web

Structured Semi-structured Unstructured

4 Active
Information
Meta-Data & Policies Management
3 Dynamic

Proj. FX VMware
Compute

Compute
Compute

App App App App App App App App App

OS OS OS OS OS OS OS OS OS
Virtual Layer Virtual Layer Virtual Layer

Infrastructure
Virt. Vol. Virt. Vol. Virt. Vol. Virt. Vol. Virt. Vol. Virt. Vol. Virt. Vol. Virt. Vol. Virt. Vol.
Virtual Storage Layer

Storage Storage Storage

Virtual Infrastructure
Flexible Recovery 2 Integrated Protection
Levels
and Recovery

1 Tiered Storage

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Unified Management Environment: 5
Automated Storage Management
Point Products: Manual EMC ControlCenter: Automated
Monitor Report Plan Provision

Hosts
SAN
Storage

Multiple point products Integrated suite of products

– Separate consoles
Individual, discrete
management tasks
– A lot of tools, people, time
and coordination required
Manual and time
consuming
– Spreadsheet management
– Single view
– Single infrastructure
– Multi-vendor approach
Consolidate and automate
common tasks
– Utilization and performance reporting
– Device and SAN Management
– Provisioning & planning
– Proactive monitoring

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Multi-vendor Support
Filesystems Databases Volume Managers Frameworks
Compaq Tru64 UFS IBM DB2 MVS, DB2 UDB Compaq LSM CA Unicenter
HP UX HFS Informix HP LVM HP Openview
IBM AIX JFS MS SQL Server HP/VERITAS VxVM Micromuse
IBM z/OS Oracle IBM AIX LVM Microsoft MOM
Novell Sybase Solaris / VERITAS VxVM Tivoli Netview
SUN Solaris USF Windows NT Any SNMP-based
VERITAS VxFS Windows 2000 application
Windows NT FS
Windows 2000 FS Standards Servers
Blue Fin Bull
CIM Fujitsu Siemens
HP/Compaq
Tape IBM
CA-1 IBM Numa-Q iCL
STK Linux
VTS NCR
RMM Tape NEC
Management Novell
Systems OS/2 Intel
Storage Pyramid
SCO
Backup SAN Devices EMC Symmetrix
Sequent
Legato Networker Brocade EMC CLARiiON
SGI
Tivoli -TSM Connectrix HDS 7700E, 9900
Siemens
VERITAS NetBackup McDATA HP StorageWorks
Stratus
Qlogic HP XP256, XP512
Sun
IBM ESS and RVA
Unisys
NAS Devices Internal storage
Windows NT
JBOD
EMC Celerra Windows 2000
Sun StorEdge 9900 Series
Network Appliance
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Implementing Information Lifecycle Management
Discrete Phases
Information Lifecycle Cross-Application
Management for Information Lifecycle
Tiered Infrastructure Specific Applications Management

App App App App App App App App App

Data Data Data Data Data

Phase 1: Deploy tiered Phase 2: Deploy application- Phase 3: Deploy enterprise-

infrastructure
• Establish classes of
infrastructure
• Place information on
appropriate infrastructure tier
• Automate storage
management
specific information lifecycle
management
• Define business and
migration policies for various
types of information
• Deploy enabling components
for principal applications
wide information lifecycle
management
• Implement information
lifecycle management
across applications
• Policy-based automation
• Full visibility of all
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EMC’s Information Lifecycle Management
Offerings
Information Lifecycle Cross-Application
Management for Information Lifecycle
Tiered Infrastructure Specific Applications Management
Storage App
App Management
App Storage Management
App App App Storage Management
App App App
ControlCenter Family Information and Content Information and Content
Visual Family Management Management
Replication
Data Manager
Data FamilyData Data Data
DatabaseXtender
Data Movement
Information and Content Legato DiskXtender
Management Legato ArchiveXtender
Protection and Recovery
Legato EmailXtender
Data Movement Legato EmailXaminer
Tiered Storage
Documentum ECM Platform
Protection and Recovery Documentum AX5 Channel Edition
Backup Recovery Data Movement
Local replication
Phase 1: Deploy Remote replication
tiered Phase 2: Deploy application- Phase 3: Deploy enterprise-
Legato DiskXtender
Availability
infrastructure specific
SAN Copy information lifecycle wide information lifecycle
• Establish classes
Tiered of
Storage management
OnCourse management
infrastructure
CLARiiON Symmetrix •AVALONidm
Define business and • Implement information
Open Replicator
migration for Symmetrix
policies for various lifecycle management
Place information onNS Series
• Connectrix
DRU for Windows
appropriate
Celerra CNS infrastructure
NetWin tier types of information across applications
• Centera
Automate storage ADIC • Deploy enabling
Protection components
and Recovery • Policy-based automation
CLARiiON
management Disk Library for principal applications • Full visibility of all
Tiered Storage
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The Virtual Infrastructure of Tomorrow
App App App App App App
Server Virtualization
OS OS OS OS OS OS  Converts one physical server into
multiple
Virtual Infrastructure logical servers
 Presents “virtual” computing capacity

Server / Storage Virtualization

 End-to-end dynamic provisioning,
balancing and optimization
 Storage, network and compute resources
allocated in fractional increments

Storage Device and Network Virtualization

 Masks complexity of physical storage
infrastructure (i.e., disks and devices)
 Presents “virtual” storage capacity
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EMC Partners
Services and Global Service Channel
Consulting Alliance Provider Partners
Partners Partners Partners Specialized
expertise to build
Full range of Jointly define, test, Access to innovative,
unique solutions
complementary integrate, deliver, scalable infrastructure
services and support services

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EMC Storage Router*
Networked-based Storage Virtualization

 Storage Router is a storage

virtualization solution
– Will run in the storage network
– Will leverage next-generation “intelligent”
Layer 2
SAN SAN switches
 Storage Router will be heterogeneous
Storage Router – Will work with EMC and third-party storage
– Will run on switches from Brocade, Cisco,
and McDATA
 Storage Router will provide advanced
network-based functions
– Dynamic volume migration
– Network-based volume management
– Heterogeneous point-in-time copies
(clones)
* Planned general availability is June 2005
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EMC Storage Platforms
The Tiered-Storage Foundation for Information Lifecycle
Management

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EMC Storage Platform Family
Tiered Storage to Meet Different Service-Level Requirements

Symmetrix
DMX3000
DMX3000-M2
COST

Symmetrix
DMX2000
DMX2000-M2
Symmetrix
DMX2000-P2
DMX1000
DMX1000-M2
Symmetrix DMX1000-P2
CLARiiON DMX800
CX700
CLARiiON
CLARiiON CLARiiON CX500
AX100 CX300

SERVICE LEVEL
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Symmetrix DMX800 Series
Industry’s Lowest Entry Point for High-End Storage DMX800

Modular Symmetrix DMX

 Entry point for Symmetrix DMX functionality
 Flexible configuration options
 No raised floor or dedicated cooling required

Nondisruptive Scalability
 Eight to 16 channel connections (Fibre
Channel, FICON, Gigabit Ethernet, iSCSI)*
 Up to 64 GB global memory
 Eight to 16 2 Gb / s Fibre Channel back-end
loops
 Up to 120 drives (17.5 TB) Support for FICON;

Gigabit Ethernet
*Host connection combinations may be limited or for SRDF Family,
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Symmetrix DMX Series
Integrated Storage Arrays
Symmetrix DMX1000 / DMX1000-M2
 Up to 48 host connections (Fibre Channel, ESCON, FICON, Gigabit
Ethernet, iSCSI)
 Up to 128 GB Global Memory
 16 2 Gb/s Fibre Channel back-end loops
 Supports up to 144 drives (21 TB)
Symmetrix DMX2000 / DMX2000-M2
 Up to 96 host connections (Fibre Channel, ESCON, FICON, Gigabit
Ethernet, iSCSI)
 Up to 256 GB Global Memory
 32 2 Gb/s Fibre Channel back-end loops
 Supports up to 288 drives (42 TB)

Symmetrix DMX3000 / DMX3000-M2

 Up to 64 host connections (Fibre Channel, ESCON, FICON, Gigabit
Ethernet, iSCSI)
 Up to 256 GB Global Memory
 64 2 Gb/s Fibre Channel back-end loops
 Supports up to 576 drives (84 TB)

M2 models provide twice the processing power

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EMC CLARiiON 2004 Family
Industry Leading Mid-tier Storage

The industry’s
CLARiiON CX700
most functional family • 8 GB cache
• Maximum 58.4
of networked storage products TB / 2048 LUNs

across price range • 256 high-

availability hosts
• Mix Fibre
CLARiiON Channel and ATA
CX500 disks
COST

CLARiiON CX300 • 4 GB cache /

• 2 GB cache 15K disks
CLARiiON AX100 • Maximum 13.4 TB / • Maximum
• 1 GB cache 512 LUNs 28.4 TB /
• Maximum 3 TB / 256 LUNs • 64 high-availability 1024 LUNs
• 160 GB, 250 GB SATA hosts • 128 high-
disks • Mix Fibre Channel availability
and ATA disks hosts
• Eight high-availability
hosts • New: UNIX and • Mix Fibre
SnapView support Channel and
• Prepackaged functionality ATA disks
• Customer / partner install

SERVICE LEVEL

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CLARiiON CX Platforms
CLARiiON CX300—Workgroup Storage
 50K IOPS and 680 MB/s bandwidth
 Four front-end connections, two back-end disk connections
 Supports up to 60 drives (Fibre Channel: 36 GB, 73 GB, 146 GB; ATA: 320 GB)
 2 GB cache standard

CLARiiON CX500—Departmental Storage

 120K IOPS and 760 MB/s bandwidth
 Four front-end connections, four back-end disk connections
 Supports up to 120 drives (Fibre Channel: 36 GB, 73 GB, 146 GB; ATA: 320 GB)
 4 GB cache standard

CLARiiON CX700—Data Center Storage

 200K IOPS and 1,520 MB/s bandwidth
 Eight front-end connections, eight back-end disk connections
 Supports up to 240 drives (Fibre Channel: 36 GB, 73 GB, 146 GB; ATA: 320 GB)
 8 GB cache standard

Environmental simplicity and investment protection

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