Præsentation fra PCTY 2012 v. Greg Tevis

1. IBM Tivoli Storage
Overview and Strategy
Greg Tevis – Tivoli Storage Technical
Strategy
© 2012 IBM Corporation
Optimizing the World’s Infrastructure
May 22, Copenhagen

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Agenda
• IBM Tivoli Storage Strategy
• IBM Tivoli Storage Cloud Strategy
• Tivoli Storage Portfolio Updates
– TSM family
– Tivoli Storage Productivity Center (TPC)
– SAN Volume Controller (SVC)
– Virtual Storage Center

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Tivoli Storage Software Strategy
Protect the Information Infrastructure –
TSM Suite for Unified Recovery & Retention
Optimize, Virtualize and Manage the
Storage Infrastructure –
Virtual Storage Center
Servers and virtual servers
Storage networks
Heterogeneous storage
Always on storage infrastructure
Network
Transform customer environments to Next Generation Storage operations
Virtual Storage Center
File systems, unstructured data, DB, Email, other
applications
Mobile, laptops, servers, virtual servers, cloud
computing platforms, etc
Mobile office -> remote/small office -> data center
Always on data protection

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Virtualize and manage the complete infrastructure
For a flexible integrated system…
For a scalable cloud solution...
For a truly virtualized environment…
…you need Virtualized Storage
Virtual
Server
Infrastructure
Virtual
Storage
Infrastructure
Storage
Control
Midrange
Storwize V7000
Enterprise
SAN Volume Controller
Manage
End
to
End
Manage
End
to
End
VMControl
PureFlex
Storage
Node
PureSystems
Management
Node
“Heterogeneous storage
virtualization devices can
consolidate a diverse
storage infrastructure
around a common
access, management and
provisioning point, and
offer a bridge from
traditional storage
infrastructures to a
private cloud storage
environment.”
Source: Gartner, Use Heterogeneous Storage Virtualization as a a Bridge to the Cloud, Doc #G00214958, August 2011

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Tivoli Storage is evolving Smarter Storage Systems
Storage operations are labor
intensive
Storage capacity needs are
growing faster than budgets
Clients are demanding better
service
Storage solutions are
becoming Smarter ->
…but we have to get
Smarter
Where we are works…
Dramatically improved Time to Value, Ease of
Use, and enhanced consumability
Greatly improved service levels
Extreme scalability and performance
Automation and predictive analytics
Reduced costs through data reduction,
virtualization and optimizations
Portfolio integration
Unified recovery management
Consolidated server/network/storage
management
Extension and enablement of technology for
alternative delivery methods like cloud
Integrated Service Management

7. IBM Tivoli
Storage Cloud Strategy

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Consumption based metering
and dynamic capacity
optimization
End-to-end real time
monitoring and optimization
Virtualization management –
server and storage
Organizations are rapidly moving beyond virtualization
to higher value stages of Cloud Computing
Service delivery automation
Business service catalogs & self service
Virtualization
underpins
Cloud
Cloud focuses
on eased service
consumption &
management

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Tivoli Storage Cloud Strategy
Tivoli Storage has the right technologies for the
IT evolutionary path:
Dynamic, virtualized and optimized
storage infrastructure
Virtual Storage Center
Capacity based Unified
Recovery Suite
SmartCloud
Entry for
Storage
Partner
backup
portals
Cloud instrumentation

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Tivoli
Storage
Productivity
Center
Dynamic Storage for Cloud
Virtual Storage Infrastructure
Midrange
Storwize V7000
Enterprise
SAN Volume Controller
Manage
Compute Clouds and other
virtualized server environments
IBM Virtual Storage Center provides ideal storage infrastructure for Cloud
Platform as a Service
Technologies
Infrastructure as a Service
Technologies
Infrast
ructur
e
Platfor
m
Usage
and
Accountin
g
Availabili
ty and
Performa
nce
Manageme
nt
and
Administrat
ion
Security
and
Complianc
e
Appli
catio
n
Lifec
ycle
Applic
ation
Resour
ces
Applic
ation
Enviro
nment
s
Appli
cation
Mana
geme
nt
Inte
grati
on
IBM SmartCloud
Other
Compute Clouds Virtual Server
Environments
Virtual Storage Center

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SmartCloud Entry for Storage
TPC 5.1
SONAS Storwize V7000 Unified
Authentication Server (LDAP, AD)
SmartCloud Entry
for Storage
Common NAS Stack
SmartCloud Entry for
Storage (Software
virtual appliance)
Required elements
that could already
exist at customer
• Easy to deploy, simple to use, self service cloud portal for
provisioning, monitoring, and reporting
• Provisions storage from Storwize V7000 Unified and SoNAS
Possible Future
Capability

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Tivoli Storage Manager
Comprehensive Cloud Based Data Protection
TSM Business Cloud Portal
A cloud delivery model for TSM
Backed up by IBM TSM
TSM Cloud Strategy
TSM Cloud Packaging, Pricing and Partner Program
TSM to the Cloud
TSM as the Backup / Disaster Recovery Cloud
TSM as the Data Protection Service for Compute Clouds
TSM Suite for Unified
Recovery
A bundled offering
delivering comprehensive
data protection with
simplified acquisition,
deployment, and
management
A new partner program to support Managed
Service Providers (MSP) who run their data
protection services with TSM
Platform as a Service Technologies
Infrastructure as a Service Technologies
Infrastruct
ure
Platform
Usage and
Accounting
Availability
and
Performance
Management
and
Administration
Security and
Compliance
Applicati
on
Lifecycle
Application
Resources
Applicatio
n
Environme
nts
Applicatio
n
Managem
ent
Integrati
on
IBM SmartCloud Foundation
Accelerator for Resilience
SmartCloud Managed
Backup

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TSM to the Cloud
Public Capacity Cloud
Storage Provider
Amazon, AT&T, Atmos,
Nirvanix, OpenStack,
Rackspace, Azure, etc.
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TSM Clients
TSM Clients
Backup /
Restore Traffic
TSM Backup /
Disaster Recovery
Cloud
Node
Replication
Data Center

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Backup Management
Cloud
TSM as the Backup / Disaster Recovery Cloud
WAN / LAN
Service Providers
Web Portal
• OEM Branding
• Administration of
clients, partners,
backup
• Management
reporting, billing
Customer Site
TSM Clients
Backup / Restore Cloud
Provider Data Center, Public or
Private Cloud
Backup / Restore
Traffic

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TSM Business Cloud Portal
• The Vision
– Bring the TSM Enterprise
solution down in market
– Deliver TSM as a service to
small and medium sized
companies
– Build in business functionality
– Secure a fast and effective
business model for bringing
TSM to market
• The Solution
– TSM Portal in the Cloud
– Built in OEM Partner channel
setup through a network of
partners and resellers
– Not a technical tool – but a
business solution on top of TSM

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TSM as the Data Protection Service for Compute Clouds
Platform as a Service Technologies
Infrastructure as a Service Technologies
Infrastructure
Platform
Usage and
Accounting
Availability and
Performance
Management
and Administration
Security and
Compliance
Application
Lifecycle
Application
Resources
Application
Environments
Application
Management
Integration
Foundation
Other Compute
Clouds
Higher utilization, data mobility, and
simplified management across
heterogeneous tiers of storage
Simplified management of backup and
restore of virtual machines and data
storage systems in the Cloud
Current Capabilities
•IBM SmartCloud Accelerator
for Resilience
•Service delivery integrated
with service backup (TSM)
and storage management
(Storage hypervisor)
Virtual Storage Center TSM

17. Tivoli Storage Portfolio
Updates - TSM

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TSM Family in 2011
Data Reduction
 TSM for Space Management enhancements for
efficient data movement between storage pools.
 Setting deduplication object size thresholds, more
efficient deduplication.
Virtualization
 vCenter UI to manage TSM for VE and Flashcopy
Manager
 Support VMware datastores backups through
Flashcopy Manager
 Hyper-V backups that leverage hardware snapshots
User Experience
 New MMC interface for MS SQL and MS Exchange
 TSM automatic client updates (for non-Windows)
 Cognos reporting engine, Install, configure and use
reporting and monitoring within 2 hours
 Microsoft Windows client configuration wizard
Disaster Recovery
 TSM native replication
 Incremental and deduped data movement protects
bandwidth
Scalability
 Tested internally with 4 billion objects
 Multi stream TSM DB backup and restore
 Journal based backup for Linux clients
Platform and Application Coverage
 TSM for z/OS media bring TSM 6.x capabilities to
z/OS
 vSphere 5.0 Support for FCM and TSM for VE
 Flashcopy Manager – HP-UX
 Flashcopy Manager - custom applications and
filesystems support for Windows
Licensing
 TSM Suite for Unified Recovery (SUR) – capacity
based licensing, benefit from smart data
management and data reduction
Unified Recovery Management
 Protect VMware environments with FCM and TSM
for VE transparently moving data from hardware
snapshots to disk to tape
Highlights

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TSM 6.x Highlights
• Complex password management – LDAP, Active Directory
• NetApp enhanced support:
– Maintain vFilers as separate TSM nodes
– More robust SnapDiff handling of snapshots when using SnapMirror
• DP for VMWare – reporting
• VMWare enhancements
– Incremental forever
– Enhanced usability – improved VM backup reporting, more granular control, backup
multiple VMs in parallel
– Support VMs contained in vApps
– Support backup and recovery of VM templates support
– Numerous FlashCopy Manager improvements for VMWare (virtual RDM volumes, just in
time import of VSS snapshots, etc)
• Backup configuration wizard
• Enhanced reporting (smaller install, new reports)
• TSM HSM enhancements
• Enhancements for SQL (denali support) and Exchange support (remove
server affinitiy)
2H 2012

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TSM Next Generation User Interface

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Tivoli Storage Portfolio
Updates - TPC

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Tivoli Storage Productivity Center – End to End Management
Servers
• ESX servers
• Apps, DB’s, file systems
• Volume managers
• Host bus adaptors
• Virtual HBAs
• Multi-path drivers
What You Need to Manage TPC Can Help
TPC for Data
DB, Host, file system
& file-level capacity
analytics
Advanced analytics
for actual disk usage
Automated archiving
TPC for Disk
Performance mgmt.
Trend analysis
Standard Edition
All this and more…
Advanced SAN Planning
and provisioning based
on best practices
Proactive configuration
change management
Performance optimization
Complete SAN fabric
performance mgmt.
TPC for Replication
DR & Business Continuity
Applications & Storage
Hyperswap Mgmt.
Basic Edition
 Heterogeneous
storage
 Health monitoring
 Capacity mgmt.
 Provisioning
 Fabric management
 FlashCopy
All from a Central
Management
Console
Integrated Install
Pre-loaded
Appliance
System
Storage
Productivity
Center
Start Here and Grow
Storage Networks
• Switches & Directors
• Virtual devices
Storage
• Multi-vendor storage
• Storage array provisioning
• Virtualization / Vol. mapping
• Block + NAS, VMFS
• Tape libraries
Replication
• FlashCopy
• Metro Mirror
• Metro Global Mirror

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Tivoli Storage Productivity Center in 2011
 Great year overall
 Started slow – ended with a bang
 Price Reduction in May
 35% reduction for TPC for Data, TPC Standard Edition
 Introduction of Storage Tiering Reports, TPC Select, XIV Support Enhancements
 TPC Select – Enclosure pricing for TPC SE function
 XIV Support
 Select Pricing
 Replication support
 Advanced Analytics Support
 Storage Tiering Reports
 Tiering and relative performance comparisons for virtualized volumes

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IBM positioned as a Leader in Magic Quadrant: Storage
Resource Management and SAN Management Software
Magic Quadrant for
Storage Resource Management and SAN Management
Software
Valdis Filks, Gene Ruth
March 27, 2012 (G00232275)
SRM and storage area network tools
enable customers to manage shared
storage environments. These fully
featured, integrated and user-friendly
tools are offered as solutions ranging from
the holistic to the specialist, for customers
with a broad range of maturity levels and
requirements.

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TPC 5.x Highlights
• Fully integrated & Web-based
GUI
– Based on Storwize/XIV success
• TCR/Cognos-based Reporting &
Analytics
• Enhanced management for
virtual environments
• Tiered Storage Optimization
• Smart Business Storage Cloud
• Simplified packaging

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TPC GUI Before & After Example: Servers for IBM DS8000
Storage Device
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GUI Before & After example: Servers for IBM DS8000 Storage Device
Legacy GUI…
Internal and external
resources available
from one place
Complex text-based navigation. User
needs to hunt through multiple pages
to find internal and external resources.
Simplified icon-
based navigation
Breadcrumb trail for
location awareness
Uncluttered workspace
showing related
resources & health.
New GUI…
TPC GUI will have same
look and feel as other
IBM storage offerings
such as XIV and Storwize
V7000

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What Customers are saying about TPC 5.1
E-Storage – “By using TPC, you know what is happening in your storage
environment: - Capacity - Performance- Changes - So you are in control!”
Meridian IT – “TPC allows me to determine the health of a large environment at
my fingertips. The new Web interface give me health status quickly.”
Mark III Systems – “IBM TPC 5.1’s new GUI rocks!!”
UNUM Group – “With the new GUI and Dashboard view you are able to quickly
identify areas of your storage architecture that need your attention… What used
to take me hours now takes me minutes”
Tyson – “Able to survey overall SAN health in half the time. Dashboard view
allows for an effective and easy way to quickly check the overall health of your
storage environment. ..new GUI definitely a step in the right direction…

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MIGRATION: TPC License / Entitlement
TPC Basic Edition
TPC for Disk Select
TPC for Disk
TPC for Replication
2-site
TPC for Replication
3-site
TPC for Data
TPC Standard Edition
TPC Select
TPC (F93)
SmartCloud Virtual
Storage Center (F92)
(fomerly: TPC Advanced)
TPC 4.2 TPC 5.1 GA
TPC Basic Edition
TPC Select (G33)
TPC 5.1 Maint

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TPC Function Comparisons
Virtual Storage
Center* 5.1 (F92)
(TPC Advanced)
* Virtual Storage Center also includes entitlement to use of SVC and FlashCopy Manager

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TPC and PureSystems
• TPC provides storage management capabilities
equivalent to TPC Basic Edition to PureSystems
• TPC is core component of Systems Director
Storage Control
– “Headless” version of TPC is imbedded into
Systems Director
– Director provides user interface and accesses APIs
to TPC
– Intended to manage storage and storage network
within a PureSystem environment
• Customers can install a full version of TPC and
manage multiple instances of PureSystems, along
with the rest of the storage environment

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Tivoli Storage Portfolio
Updates - SVC

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SAN Volume Controller Embedded RACE Compression
What this is
 IBM recently acquired the company known as Storwize
(that name has now been applied to the new IBM
Storwize V7000) which produced appliances that sit in
front of NAS (network-attached storage) arrays and
compress data being written to the array, using
Lempel-Ziv algorithms in its Random Access
Compression Engine (RACE).
 This RACE technology will be embedded into our code
to provide the same compression capabilities for block
storage
Why it matters
 Growing customer data demands more disk space
and drives up the cost of storage in the data center
 The RACE engine, which can achieve upwards of
50 per cent data reduction, allows customers to
reduce the amount of disk required for their data
Actual host data
written to disk drives
(without compression)
Host
I/O
Storwize
V7000 or SVC
Volume as seen
by Host
Host
system
Actual space used on
disk drives after
RACE compression
RACE Compression
Layer in Storwize
V7000 / SVC code
100 GB
40 GB
20 GB

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SVC - Non-Disruptive Volume Move Across I/O Groups
What this is
 Allows SVC customers to move a Volume assigned to
one I/O group over to another I/O group without
disruption to the I/O between the Volume and the host
 Non-disruptive movement of the Volume requires
interaction with the host and its multi-pathing
configuration to ensure paths are active and available
during the migration
Why it matters
 Growing SVC environments or even performance
considerations require movement of Volumes to
other I/O groups better equipped to meet the
customer’s needs
 Automate movement of Volumes when appropriate,
such as based on TPC’s Storage Optimizer outputs I/O group B
2. Volume
Move
Host
I/O
SVC node
SVC node
SVC node
SVC node
I/O group A
1. Multi-path I/O
to Volumes
3. Active paths to
relocated Volumes
Back

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Tivoli Storage Portfolio Updates –
Virtual Storage Center

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Data center 1 Data center 2
ServerCluster1 ServerCluster2
Stretched
virtual volume
ServerCluster1
Virtual volume
IBM Storage hypervisor Storage hypervisor stretched-cluster
Application and data mobility
across vendors, tiers, …
… and datacenters
(up to 300k apart)
Application-integrated data protection,
cluster-integrated disaster recovery, …
… and mobility-driven disaster avoidance
Integrated virtual datacenter management
With IBM PowerVM
IBM Director VMControl and Storage Control
With VMware vSphere
vCenter plug-in, vStorage API’s (VAAI, VADP, SRM)
IBM SmartCloud Virtual Storage Center
• IBM SmartCloud Virtual Storage Center is both a storage virtualization
platform (IBM SAN Volume Controller) and storage virtualization
management (IBM Tivoli Storage Productivity Center advanced analytics
tier)
• IBM SmartCloud Virtual Storage Center provides simplified management
and non-disruptive data mobility across heterogeneous tiers of storage
• IBM SmartCloud Virtual Storage Center stretched-cluster provides data
access and mobility between two physical datacenters
 Use with VMware vMotion or
PowerVM Live Partition Mobility
enables transparent migration of
virtual machines and their
corresponding applications and
data over distance

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IBM’s Virtual Storage Center – An optimized and virtualized
storage infrastructure, ideal for virtual server and cloud environments
VirtualServer
Infrastructure
Manage
VMControl
VirtualStorage
Infrastructure
Tivoli
Storage
Productivity
Center
Storage
Hypervisor
(SANVolum
eController)
Manage
IBM
Systems
Director
IBM
Systems
Director
• Virtual Storage Platform - SAN Volume Controller
(think VMware vSphere or IBM PowerVM)
– Common device driver - iSCSI or FC host attach
– Common capabilities
• I/O caching and cross-site cache coherency
• Thin provisioning
• Easy Tier automated tiering to Solid-state Disks
• Snapshot (FlashCopy)
• Mirroring (Synchronous and Asynchronous)
– Data mobility
• Transparent data migration among arrays and across tiers
• Snapshot and mirroring across arrays and tiers
• Virtual Storage Platform Management - Tivoli
Storage Productivity Center (think VMware vCenter)
– Manageability
• Integrated SAN-wide Management with Tivoli Storage
Productivity Center
• Integrated IBM server and storage management (Systems
Director Storage Control)
– Replication
• Application integrated FlashCopy
• DR automation
– High Availability
• Stretch Cluster HA

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