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8.2 Update

8.2 Update. Data ONTAP 8.2 Scalable SAN. Data ONTAP 8.2 Scalable SAN. Data ONTAP 8.2 Scalable SAN Value. On-Demand Scale. Enterprise Scale, Capacity, Performance Data ONTAP: Scalable SAN Infrastructure. Data ONTAP 8.2 SAN Scaling .

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8.2 Update

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  1. 8.2 Update NetApp Confidential - Limited Use

  2. Data ONTAP 8.2 Scalable SAN NetApp Confidential - Limited Use

  3. Data ONTAP 8.2 Scalable SAN NetApp Confidential - Limited Use

  4. Data ONTAP 8.2 Scalable SAN Value NetApp Confidential - Limited Use

  5. On-Demand Scale NetApp Confidential - Limited Use

  6. Enterprise Scale, Capacity, PerformanceData ONTAP: Scalable SANInfrastructure NetApp Confidential - Limited Use

  7. Data ONTAP 8.2 SAN Scaling Note: Not linear, need to pay attention to cluster limits, not just node limits. Limits are listed in the SAN Configuration Guide included with the Data ONTAP documentation set. NetApp Confidential - Limited Use

  8. Expanded Limits NetApp Confidential - Limited Use

  9. SPC-1 Performance Measurements Data ONTAP Scalable SAN Infrastructure NetApp Confidential - Limited Use

  10. VMware Integration NetApp Confidential - Limited Use

  11. VMware Solutions Nondisruptive Operations • Eliminate planned downtime through nondisruptive operations for load balancing, maintenance, and technology refreshes On-Demand Flexibility • Deliver scalability for increased demand (data/users/mailboxes/ sites/services) without disruption • Provide data mobility to optimize storage resources for greater efficiency performance, flexibility, and ROI Operational Efficiency • Protect virtual infrastructure and applications at almost zero operational costs with 2x faster recovery NetApp® and VMware ®Solution Integration NetApp Confidential - Limited Use

  12. Deep Technology IntegrationVMware VAAI components • Copy Offload • XCOPY • Lock Offload • CAW – Compare And Write • Space Reclamation • WRITE SAME, UNMAP • Thin Provisioning • Out-of-Space Handling (VM Stun) • Eager Zero Thick VMDK (Space Reserve) NetApp Confidential - Limited Use

  13. Microsoft Integration NetApp Confidential - Limited Use

  14. Deep Technology IntegrationMSFT Copy-Offload components • Point-in-Time Copy Offload • Populate Token • Write Using Token • Space Reclamation • UNMAP • Zero ROD Token • Thin Provisioning • TP Thresholding • Out-of-Space Handling • TP Status Reporting (GET_LBA_STATUS) NetApp Confidential - Limited Use

  15. Network InfrastructureSAN Features NetApp Confidential - Limited Use

  16. iSCSI IPv6 Support • Enables deployment of iSCSI in IPv6 capable networks • Support for IPv6 addresses and protocol for iSCSI data LIFs • Support for IPv6 management LIF addresses in SCSI mode pages • Support for IPv6 data LIF addresses in iSNS NetApp Confidential - Limited Use

  17. Block Protocols All Look the Same • iSCSI, FC, FCoE now all use the same model: • A single SCSI target for entire cluster • All paths are up by default • Direct paths are optimized • No more iSCSI partner interface • ALUA enables host to choose the best path NetApp Confidential - Limited Use

  18. Consistency Groups • Parity with 7-Mode feature • Host is responsible for quiescing LUNs with SDU/SMO • Exposed using Manage ONTAP® call • cg-start (with list of volumes) • cg-commit to each D-blade • cg-id returned to application, stored in RDB • Scaled to cluster rather than node level • 1 cg-start Manage ONTAP call for entire cluster NetApp Confidential - Limited Use

  19. Enterprise Applications Clustered SAN value statements NetApp Confidential - Limited Use

  20. Oracle Solutions Nondisruptive Operations • Enable nondisruptive interruptions for storage upgrades, maintenance, scale up and scale out On-Demand Flexibility • Move Oracle® RAC volumes without any disruption Operational Efficiency • Combine with Oracle database technologies to provide a scalable, resilient environment for database consolidation • Deploy higher quality application updates and meet business needs more quickly • Create Oracle database clones in seconds with NetApp ®FlexClone ® RAC ASM Infrastructure NetApp Confidential - Limited Use

  21. SAP Solutions Nondisruptive Operations • Transparent, nondisruptive SAP® landscape migration On-Demand Flexibility • Data mobility and integrated data protection for nondisruptive services Operational Efficiency • Isolation and security for multi-tenant SAP environments with Vservers • Faster time to deploy for critical SAP application upgrades and projects NetApp Confidential - Limited Use

  22. Advanced Storage Features NetApp Confidential - Limited Use

  23. Advanced Storage Features • Requires host OS support • VMware vSphere® 4.1, 5 • Red Hat Linux® 6.2 • Windows Server® 2003, 2008, 2012 • At or beyond parity with 7-Mode as of 8.2 • Clustered Data ONTAP® gains new features for Windows Server 2012 NetApp Confidential - Limited Use

  24. Copy Offload • Instructions using SCSI or Manage ONTAP® to copy a range of data • I/O only on storage node rather than consuming host OS or fabric/network resources • Parity with 7-Mode NetApp Confidential - Limited Use

  25. Copy Within a Volume: Without Offload • Windows®, VMware vSphere® NetApp Confidential - Limited Use

  26. Copy Within a Volume: With Offload • Windows®, VMware vSphere® NetApp Confidential - Limited Use

  27. Copy Between Nodes: With Offload • Windows® NetApp Confidential - Limited Use

  28. Thin Provisioning • Suite of features: • Space reclamation: blocks freed in a LUN are also freed in WAFL® • Thin provisioning: host is aware of/can provision space to be consumed as needed • Thresholding: host is aware of WAFL free space for thinly provisioned storage • Resource exhaustion: host is aware of soft vs. hard space limits NetApp Confidential - Limited Use

  29. Thin Provisioning Support NetApp Confidential - Limited Use

  30. Thin Provisioning Support NetApp Confidential - Limited Use

  31. Other Advanced Storage Features • VMware vSphere® has lock offload • Compare and write • Write to an extent at a time instead of using a SCSI reservation NetApp Confidential - Limited Use

  32. Other Advanced Storage Features • VMware vSphere® has lock offload • Compare and write • Write to an extent at a time instead of using a SCSI reservation NetApp Confidential - Limited Use

  33. Scalable SAN Best Practices NetApp Confidential - Limited Use

  34. Scalable SAN Best Practices Limit maximum number of paths Create a management interface Multiprotocol considerations NetApp Confidential - Limited Use

  35. Larger SAN Clusters Mean Many Paths • In most scenarios only 2 paths will ever be active • Every additional node means 2 more inactive paths • Hosts have limits: • Path count per LUN • Total number of paths • Data ONTAP® has limits: • Connected FC/iSCSI hosts • LIFs per port • Admins have limits: • Zoning/iSCSI session management complexity • Limit total number of available paths NetApp Confidential - Limited Use

  36. What Are Portsets? (1) Connected to target port? In igroup with LUN mapping? LUN NetApp Confidential - Limited Use

  37. What Are Portsets? (2) Target LIF in igroup portset? Connected to target port? In igroup with LUN mapping? LUN NetApp Confidential - Limited Use

  38. 6 Nodes: 12 iSCSI LIFs, 8 iSCSI Paths + portset 10 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 11 12 vs1 LUN NetApp Confidential - Limited Use

  39. Portsets and Other Approaches Limitations: • Igroups can only be bound to one portset • LIFs can’t be altered while part of a portset Use portsets by default, but also consider: • Vservers that do not span all nodes • FC zoning System Manager will encourage portset creation in setup wizards NetApp Confidential - Limited Use

  40. Portsets and System Manager System Manager will enforce portset creation in Vserver setup wizard NetApp Confidential - Limited Use

  41. Why Always a Management Interface? Needed to implement multi-tenancy Required for SnapDrive® Do it when you create the Vserver System Manager will prompt you during Vserver setup NetApp Confidential - Limited Use

  42. Management Interface Settings “Management access” firewall setting No data protocol assigned In a failover group that keeps it accessible to hosts NetApp Confidential - Limited Use

  43. Clustered Data ONTAP Platform Mixing Rules NetApp Confidential - Limited Use

  44. Clustered Data ONTAP 8.2More scalable, resilient, efficient • Nondisruptive Operations • Continuous availability with SMB3 and Hyper-V™ • Controller replacement without data migration • Seamless Scalability • Provision up to 8000 LUNs and 1000 volumes per node, 400TB aggregates, 20PB Infinite Volume, 24TB of Flash Pool cache, built-in FlexCache®, and more • Proven Efficiency • Storage efficient data protection • Quality of Service (QoS) NetApp Confidential - Limited Use

  45. Cluster Platform Mixing Rules Rationale • Every node in the cluster knows and has access to the information on all other nodes (LUNs, exports, shares, volumes, and more) • Maintaining this information utilizes resources • Maximum number of nodes within a cluster is determined by platform which supports the fewest number of nodes • Operating within these parameters makes sure that clusters are “future-proofed” • No trade-offs between features based on platform selection or future versions of Data ONTAP® NetApp Confidential - Limited Use

  46. Scale-out Clusters – Homogeneous 68PB 24 FAS/V 6220 FAS/V 6250 FAS/V 6290 FAS/V 6240, FAS/V 6280 FAS/V 6080 20 NAS only 16 Capacity (Marketed) Nodes 12 8 15PB FAS/V 3220 FAS/V 3250 FAS/V3270 FAS/V 6210 FAS/V 6040 4 1PB FAS2200 Series FAS3210, FAS3240 FAS3170, FAS3160 0PB 0 4 Nodes 8 Nodes 24 Nodes Scale NetApp Confidential - Limited Use

  47. Scale-out ClustersHeterogeneous Array Support 68PB 24 Nondisruptive upgrade to homogeneous high end FAS/V 6220 FAS/V 6250 FAS/V 6290 FAS6240, FAS6280 FAS6080 Example FAS/V 6290 HA x 12 20 NAS only 16 Capacity (Marketed) Nodes 12 8 20PB Nondisruptive upgrade to homogeneous mid-range FAS/V 3220 FAS3250 FAS3270 FAS6210, FAS6040 Example FAS/V 3250 HA x 1 FAS/V 6290 HA x 3 (15PB) 4 3PB Example FAS2240 HA x 1 FAS/V 3250 HA x 1 (1PB) 0PB 0 8 Nodes Entry + Mid-range Mid-range + High End High End 24 Nodes Scale NetApp Confidential - Limited Use

  48. Clustered Data ONTAP Platform Support Notes: Clusters used for SAN are limited to 8 nodes with 8.2 and 6 nodes with 8.1.x Maximum number of nodes within a cluster is determined by platform which supports the fewest number of nodes NetApp Confidential - Limited Use

  49. Clustered Data ONTAP 8Unified Architecture At Scale Proven Efficiency Protocols Seamless Scalability Performance Scaling FC CIFS Deduplication Compression Thin provisioning Cloning Capacity Scaling FCoE NFS iSCSI pNFS Operational Scaling Cost/Performance • Management andEcosystem Integration Integrated Data Protection Snapshot™technology Space efficient SnapVault® Asynchronous SnapMirror® Load sharing mirrors Flash Pool Flash Cache SSD & HDD FlexCache® Secure multitenancy Quality of Service Unified management Multivendor virtualization Nondisruptive Operations Common Management Common Software Common Systems NetApp Confidential - Limited Use

  50. SnapDrive for Windows and ONTAP 8.2 NetApp Confidential - Limited Use

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