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What is Atea
■ Listed on the Oslo Stock Exchange
■ Total turnover of more than 20 billion. NOK.
- of which over 5.5 billion. DKK in Denmark (2011)
■ Atea is in 7 countries across the Nordic and Baltic countries
■ Supplier of IT infrastructure
■ Hosted Infrastructure services
■ Remote backup solutions
■ Supplier of hosted services
■ For small, medium and large companies in the private
and public sectors..
■ More than 5,800 employees
■ 1,500 in Denmark, spread over 6 locations
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Atea Datacenter & Cloud Services (ADC)
Outsourcing
– Responsible for the overall operation and maintenance of a companies IT
infrastructure. Includes Servicedesk, Netværk, Server, Storage, Change
management – based on ITIL framework
Infrastructure as-a-Service – IAAS
– A platform in a virtualized environment - as a service, including servers,
network, storage and backup.
Cloud Backup
– Remote backup solutions
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ADC – Storage Environments
Our Storage environment can be divided into
two different categories :
Outsourcing
– (IAAS, VMware, SQL, Exchange osv.)
Backup
– (TSM & CommVault)
All storage is based Enterprise, Midrange and Entry level from IBM
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IBM Storage systems - Enterprise
IBM Storage systems at Atea
Enterprise level:
2 - DS8300
4 - DS8700
5 - SVC clusters – with 24 nodes
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IBM Storage systems - Midrange
IBM Storage systems at Atea
Midrange:
7 - IBM V7000 and 1 - V7000 unified
4 - IBM DS5300
4 - DCS3700
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IBM Storage systems - Entry-level
IBM Storage systems at Atea
Entry level:
2 - IBM V3700
3 - IBM DS3500
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Storage Capacity
Total storage capacity:
Disk Type Capacity (TB)
FC / SAS 2.500
SATA / NL-SAS 1.300
SSD 30
LTO Tapes (LTO3,4 & 5) 4.500
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Storage Capacity – Growth over the past 5 years
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500.000,00
1.000.000,00
1.500.000,00
2.000.000,00
2.500.000,00
3.000.000,00
2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013
Antal GB
Vækst i storage kapacitet de sidste 5 år
FC/SAS
SATA/NL-SAS
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Storage Capacity – next move
Upgrading 32 TSM instances to version 6.4 (7.1)
IBM FlashSystem 820 - 10TB
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TPC at Atea
June – 2008 (IBM)
– IBM analysis of hardware installation
February 2009 - 2012 (IBM)
– IBM recommendations in relation to new hardware
(DS800 vs. DS5300)
April 2013 (Atea)
– TPC 5.1 Installation with new hardware
implementation
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TPC – Reports
With the Predefined reports we got
– A quick overview of the system
– A bit more specific look at the performance of specific disks
I/O - Latency - Data Rate
To get more specific reports
– Create a basic report using - Cognos - Query Studio
• Build own specific reports
• Create templates for general reports
Hint:
– The Predefined reports can be used as templates in Query Studio
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TPC – Lessons Learned (so far)
Set Retention
Collect data before and after hardware/software changes
Export to CSV for later review
Start wide (sample by hour)
– Get an overview of a period of time (one week)
– Drill Down
So many options
– IO Rate (ops/sek)
– Datarate (MB/sek)
– Response time (ms/op)
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Tools til SVC og V7000
SVCMON
– Collecting performance data from V7000 and SVC
SVCFRONT
– PHP Frontend to SVCMON
STAT
– Storage Tier Advisor Tool
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SVCMON
SVCMON
– SVCMON collects SVC/Storwize V7000 performance data, and generates
spread sheet files in CSV format and graph files in GIF format.
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SVCFRONT
SVCFRONT
– A PHP Frontend to the SVCMON script, that provides a drilldown view to your
SVC/Storwize performance data
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STAT – IBM Storage Tier Advisor Tool
STAT
– The IBM Storage Tier Advisor Tool predicts whether the addition of Solid
State Drive (SSD) capacity in conjunction with the Easy Tier function could
benefit system performance
• Download Heat filen from SVC/V7000
• Run: “stat dpa_heat.78N2TLT-2.130523.225648.data”
Result
– System Recommendation
– Storage Pool Recommendation
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