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Storage Management Via Virtualization

Storage Management Via Virtualization. RB Hooks, III Storage Strategist Storage Technology Corporation. Storage Growth & Management. Disk storage system TB shipments are increasing almost 80% per year. Storage managers must improve efficiency more than 60% per year.

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Storage Management Via Virtualization

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  1. Storage Management Via Virtualization RB Hooks, III Storage Strategist Storage Technology Corporation

  2. Storage Growth & Management • Disk storage system TB shipments are increasing almost 80% per year. • Storage managers must improve efficiency more than 60% per year.

  3. Skills shortage is increasing • Unfilled IT positions are growing more than 5% per year. • More than 1.8 million IT positions will be unfilled in 2003. • The networked world makes job-switching easier. • Storage management positions taking more than 4 months to fill. • DBA positions taking 12 months to fill.

  4. Storage Related Business Issues: Storage Management - the REAL cost of Storage … the cost of managing data per megabyte can range from five to ten times the cost of the physical storage medium. John Webster - Illuminata Inc. Storage Analyst and IT adviser For every dollar that a company spends on storage, it can expect to spend ten times that sum in management costs. “The Holy Grail of Data Storage Management” by Jon Toigo Prentice Hall, 2000 As storage hardware becomes an increasingly smaller portion of the total cost of storage infrastructure ownership, the value for suppliers and the largest expense for the customer moves from hardware to the management of storage. Storage Infusion by Fred Moore President Horison Information Strategies

  5. How do my people keep up with this growth rate? Storage Related BusinessIssues: Storage Growth & Too few People Storage Storage Admin. Staff RESOURCES TIME

  6. Application Server/Storage Population

  7. Application Server Heterogeneity IRIX NT AIX NT Linux Solaris HP-UX Solaris Win2000 Solaris NT HP-UX

  8. Problem Space Characteristics 90% 80% 80% 90% 40% 60% 40% 60% 50% 50%

  9. How can I at least minimize my “Planned” downtime? Storage Related Business Issues:The Cost of Downtime • The Effects of: • Adding new Storage • Upgrading Existing Storage • Servicing • Replacing • New Technology • Change is a constant in the Open Systems World

  10. SERVER SERVER SERVER SERVER SERVER SERVER SERVER SERVER SERVER SERVER SERVER SERVER SERVER LAN/WAN Windows NAS UNIX NT Storage Area Network Storage Intelligence Evolution Storage-Centric: Server-Centric: Information-Centric: • Open • Intelligent • Integrated

  11. Storage Area Network The SAN Today Managing Data Growth • Addressed via Storage Pooling • Requires Less Storage Assets • Provides Greater Utilization • Consolidation of Spares

  12. Storage Administration and Management Storage Area Network The SAN TodayCost of Storage Management (People & Administration) • Today’s SAN solutions Partially address this issue • Storage is centralized • People Resources are Centralized • Homogeneous Solutions - One Vendors Storage, Server, or Software • What happened to OPEN SANs?

  13. SAN Management

  14. Reboot Reboot Reboot Reboot Reboot Reboot Reboot Reboot Reboot Reboot Reboot Reboot Reboot Reboot Reboot Reboot Reboot Reboot Reboot Reboot Reboot Reboot Reboot Reboot Reboot Reboot Reboot Reboot Storage Area Network The SAN Today The Cost of Planned Downtime • Today’s SAN solutions address this issue to varying Degrees • Possible Impact to Hosts: • Additional Storage • Storage Changes and Replacements • New Storage Technology • Hosts are communicating to actual devices

  15. Storage Management Goal: Server-independent management, administration and access to a heterogeneous, shared storage environment: • Enable expansive sharing of storage devices • Enable logical consolidation of storage management actions • Free application servers from storage management overhead • Accommodate growth and technology changes • Reduce costs of managing and administering complex storage environments

  16. Doing more with LESS… • Less Storage Assets • Less People • Less Time • Less Administration and Management = $ HOW? Virtualization

  17. I/O Subsystem DASD CPU I/O Subsystem Mainframe Virtual Memory

  18. SSD I/O Subsystem Virtual Disk DASD

  19. I/O Subsystem Disk Arrays Virtual Disk LUNs

  20. Virtual Disk LUNs I/O Subsystem Disk Arrays

  21. LUNs I/O Subsystem Disk Arrays SNAP Virtual Storage Products

  22. HA Connectivity Virtualization

  23. MVS MVS E MVS MVS E MVS • Heterogeneous Systems • Common storage repositories and data. H Unix Unix Unix FC Unix Unix SCSI Storage Access Evolution IBM Systems • Bus/Tag to ESCON • Improved size, physical plant, access density, availability, and data rate. • “Legacy” platform for enterprise applications Bus & Tag Open Systems • Beginning the transition to serial channels • “Legacy” platform for Client/Server applications. • Hosting enterprise applications. 4

  24. Tape Pooling : Sharing ACS/API Sun VIRTUALIZATION HP Physical Units Logical Units

  25. Tape Mirroring : ACS/API Redundancy Sun HP Physical Units Logical Units

  26. Tape Striping : ACS/API Performance and Parity Sun HP Physical Units Logical Units

  27. Tape Pooling : High Availability ACSLS SP2/AIX NT Server Physical Units Logical Units

  28. LUN 0 LUN Management Logical Disk Physical Disk LUN 0 LUN 1 VIRTUALIZATION LUN 0 LUN 1

  29. LUN Management Logical Disk Physical Disk LUN 0 LUN 0 LUN 1 LUN 0 LUN 1

  30. LUN Management Logical Disk Physical Disk LUN 0 LUN 0 LUN 1 LUN 1 LUN 0 LUN 0 LUN 1

  31. LUN 0 LUN 1 LUN Management Logical Disk Physical Disk LUN 0 LUN 0 LUN 1 LUN 1 LUN 0 LUN 0 LUN 1 LUN 0

  32. LUN Management Logical Disk Physical Disk Vendor A LUN 0 LUN 0 LUN 1 Vendor B LUN 0

  33. LUN Management Logical Disk Physical Disk Vendor A LUN 0 LUN 0 LUN 1 Vendor B LUN 0

  34. LUN Management Logical Disk Physical Disk Vendor A LUN 0 LUN 0 LUN 1 Vendor B LUN 0

  35. RAID 3 RAID 6+ RAID 5 Virtualization Results Server View Storage Admin/Mgmt View

  36. RAID 3 RAID 6+ RAID 5 Virtualization Results Storage Admin/Mgmt View Serverless Backup HSM

  37. Media 2 mm Probe Tip Pitch 100µ x 100µ Sled Micro Electro-Mechnical Systems Micro Electro-Mechnical Systems Holographic Holographic Tip Electronics Electronics Electronics Arrays 1 cm Media media RAID 3 Coating on Bottom proximal probe tip Surface 1 cm RAID 6+ Sled motion - 100µ x 100µ XYZ movable suspension RAID 5 Virtualization Results Storage Admin/Mgmt View

  38. Measure the $avings SAN Plumbing Storage Virtualization Change Open, Intelligent and Integrated SAN Solutions Assets Count Asset Utilization Planned Downtime StorageMgmt. Staff Efficiency

  39. Cost Time Bandwidth 20-30% Computing 25-30% Storage 30-40% Storage Management Cost Amount of Data Value of Data 0 Source: Horizon

  40. Data Storage Abstraction Continues Network Devices Storage Devices Application Server RAID 3 RAID 5 RAID 6+

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