IBM Power Systems at FIS InFocus 2019

With IBM Power Systems
Mary Monine
Certified POWER Technical
Specialist
mmonine@us.ibm.com
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INNOVATING

Oil & Gas
80,000 sensors in a facility
produce 15 petabytes of data
Public Safety
520 terabytes of data are produced
by New York City's surveillance cameras each day
Energy & Utilities Healthcare
The equivalent of 300 million books of health
related data is produced per human in a lifetime
Data is transforming businesses
2
680m+ smart meters produce over
280 petabytes of data

Likelihood of an organization having a data breach in the next
24 months*
3
28%
* Source: 2017 Ponemon Cost of Data Breach Study: Global Overview -- http://www.ibm.com/security/data-breach/
Average cost of a data breech in 2017*
$3.6M
Security remains a top concern

4
Downtime impacts the bottom line in multiple ways
In 2018, 33% of enterprises say hourly downtime costs their firms*:
$1M - $5M+
(USD)
Revenue lost due to downtime is easier to quantify, however the
impact of lost employee productivity can be even more significant.
* Source: ITIC’s 2018 Hourly cost of Downtime Survey: https://www-01.ibm.com/common/ssi/cgi-bin/ssialias?htmlfid=23015323USEN

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Cloud has reset IT expectations
Source: IBM Growing up hybrid Accelerating digital transformation
* IBM Market Intelligence survey of 671 customers
Clients are looking for cloud solutions that:
§ Deploy apps in minutes
§ Allow for consumption on demand
§ Provide rapid access to compute resources
§ Offer simplified management
of public cloud adopters
will use some degree of
internal private cloud
91%
38%
71%
of enterprises have moved
workloads from the public cloud
back to their data centers
of organizations already use
services from three or more
clouds in enterprise solutions

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IBM POWER9 processor
drives the world’s fastest
supercomputers and is
ready to accelerate your
enterprise.
Scale
Performance
Affordably
IBM Power Systems / © 2018 IBM Corporation
IBM Power Systems
ranked the most reliable
for 10th straight year
delivering 99.9996%
uptime.*
Proven
Reliable
-Integration with
Multicloud Managers
-Pay as you grow
-Move workloads across
Power Systems
-Import / Export VMs
Simplified
Multicloud
Delivered with
Security
* ITIC 2018 Global Server Hardware, Server OS Reliability Survey Mid-Year Update. The highest uptime of 99.9996%
is calculated based on 2.0 minutes/server/annum unplanned downtime of any non-mainframe Linux platforms
End-to-End Security
Secured Cloud
• PowerVM is the only
hypervisor amongst its
major competitors with no
reported vulnerabilities
Security In Motion
• Protect data in motion
with secured Live Partition
Mobility (LPM)

IBM Power Systems – Future Forward Infrastructure
Power
Software
2014-2015
POWER8
2016
POWER8 w/
NVLink 1.0
2017-2019
POWER9
Family
2020-2022
POWER10
7
2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 2023 2024
AIX 6.1
GA 11/2007
EOL 4/20EOM 4/16 EOS 4/17
AIX 7.2
GA 12/2015
Fee-based service
extension
Marketed and
serviced
Serviced
only
AIX 7.1
GA 09/2010
EOL
4/25
EOM 4/2021
TL5
TL1 TL2
AIX Next
Future
???
EOS
4/22
EOS
4Q27
2025 2026 2027 2028
Technology Level (TL)
Last TL
P9 Enablement SPs
TL3
Power
Processor
All statements regarding IBM's future direction and intent are subject to change or
withdrawal without notice, and represent goals and objectives only.

The new POWER9 processor
17
LEVELS
OF METAL
>15
MILES OF
WIRE
8
BILLION
TRANSISTORS
4GHZ
PEAK
FREQUENCY
>24B
VIAS
7TB/s
On chip
BW
~1TB/s
BW into
chip
1stchip
with PCIe4 1.5x
2x
1.4x
performance
vs POWER8
more memory
vs POWER8
More memory
bandwidth vs x86

© 2018 IBM Corporation
POWER9 Processor – Common Features
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New Core Microarchitecture
• Stronger thread performance
• Efficient agile pipeline
• POWER ISA v3.0
Enhanced Cache Hierarchy
• 120MB NUCA L3 architecture
• 12 x 20-way associative regions
• Advanced replacement policies
• Fed by 7 TB/s on-chip bandwidth
Cloud + Virtualization Innovation
• Quality of service assists
• New interrupt architecture
• Energy Scale (Workload optimized
frequency)
Leadership
Hardware Acceleration Platform
• Enhanced on-chip acceleration
• Nvidia NVLink 2.0: High bandwidth
and advanced new features (25G)
• CAPI 2.0: Coherent accelerator and
storage attach (PCIe G4)
• OpenCAPI: Improved latency and
bandwidth, open interface (25G)
State of the Art I/O Subsystem
• PCIe Gen4 – 48 lanes
High Bandwidth
Signaling Technology
• 16 GT/s interface
– Local SMP
• 25 GT/s Common Link interface
– Accelerator, remote SMP
14nm finFET Semiconductor Process
• Improved device performance and
reduced energy
• 17 layer metal stack and eDRAM
• 8.0 billion transistorsSMPInterconnect&
Off-ChipAcceleratorEnablement
On-Chip
Accel
Memory SignalingSMP/Accelerator Signaling
SMP/Accelerator Signaling Memory Signaling
PCIeSignaling
SMPSignaling
Cor
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2L3
Region
Cor
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L3
Region
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Cor
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Modular Constructs à High-speed 25 GT/s Signaling
Utilize Best-of-Breed
25 GT/s Optical-Style
Signaling Technology
Flexible & Modular
Packaging
Infrastructure
Multi-Drawer SMP Interconnect
NVLINK 2 GPU Accelerator Attach
OpenCAPI Accelerator Attach
FPGA
Power Processor
Coherence
App
OpenCAPI
Power Processor

POWER9 – Ideal for Acceleration
Seamless CPU/Accelerator Interaction
• Coherent memory sharing
• Enhanced virtual address translation
• Data interaction with reduced SW & HW overhead
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Extreme CPU/Accelerator Bandwidth
Broader Application of Heterogeneous Compute
• Designed for efficient programming models
• Accelerate complex analytic / cognitive applications
Increased Performance / Features / Acceleration Opportunity
System
bottleneck

12
POWER9 Server Highlights
• CPU Single Chip Module packaging
• Eliminates SW licensing issues associated with Dual Chip Module designs
• Lowers latency for CPU to CPU transfers due to simpler CPU fabric topology
• Up to 4x increased CPU fabric bandwidth for max scalability
• Embedded Analytics and Algorithms on the chip help run POWER9 at an always
optimized dynamic frequency
• Increased Memory capacities over POWER8
• Leveraging IS RDIMMs to provide more competitive offerings in 2-socket space
• Increased I/O bandwidth with PCIe GEN4 Slots and future PCIe GEN4 Expansion
Drawer
• 25Gb ports for High Speed GPU/OpenCAPI acceleration
• Integrated NVMe Flash device support
• Basic form factors and power requirements remain the same

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13
S922/S914/S924
H922/H924/L922
POWER9 Systems Portfolio Designed to Fuel Innovation
Power E950
Mission Critical Workloads Big Data Workloads Enterprise AI Workloads
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Power E980 2 Socket
Linux only
AC922
Power Enterprise Systems
13

14
L922
9008-22L
S922
9009-22A
S914
9009-41A
S924
9009-42A
H922
9223-22H
H924
9223-42H
• 1,2-socket, 2U
• 8,10,12 cores/
socket
• 32 IS RDIMM slots
• 4TB memory
• 4 CAPI 2.0 Slots
• Linux only
• PowerVM
• KVM (GA2)
• 1,2-socket, 2U
• 4, 8,10 cores/
socket
• 4TB memory
• AIX, IBM i, & Linux
• PowerVM
• 1-socket, 4U &
Tower
• 4,6,8 cores/
socket
• 1TB memory
• Internal RDX
Media
• AIX, IBM i, Linux
• PowerVM
• 2-socket, 4U
• 8,10,12 cores/
socket
• 4TB memory
• 4 CAPI 2.0 slots
• Internal RDX
Media
• AIX, IBM i, Linux
• PowerVM
• 1,2-socket, 2U
• 4, 8,10 cores/
socket
• 4TB memory
• AIX, IBM i
up to 25%
• Linux
• PowerVM
• 2-socket, 4U
• 8,10,12 cores/
socket
• 4TB memory
• 4 CAPI 2.0 slots
• Internal RDX
Media
• AIX, IBM i
up to 25%
• Linux
• PowerVM
Technology
Leadership
• Cloud enabled - Embedded virtualization capabilities with PowerVM
• Up to 4TB in 2 socket - DDR4 Industry Standard memory RDIMMs
• High Speed 25Gb/s external ports – one per socket
• 2 Internal NVMe Flash boot adapters
• Embedded Analytics and Algorithms on the chip help run POWER9 at an always optimized frequency
POWER9 Scale Out family

ü 2 or 4 POWER9 processors
ü 8-, 10-, 11 or 12-cores/processor
ü Up to 16TB of DDR4 memory
ü Capacity on Demand
ü 1st socket, 128GB minimum active
ü 11 PCIe adapter slots
ü 4 NVMe slots
ü Up to 4 PCIe I/O drawers
(9040-MR9)
§ Redesigned 4-socket 4U system
§ Increased bandwidth and efficiency
§ Built-in PowerVM virtualization
§ OpenStack based cloud management
§ Seamless growth with Capacity on Demand
§ Power to Cloud Rewards
§ Cloud Management Console
§ Small Software Tier
§ 3 years of 24x7 service included*
* Standard One-year warranty, 9 AM – 5 PM. Nine hours per day, Monday through Friday (excluding holidays), next business day. Warranty
service upgrade is 24x7 (varies by country) and two additional years of maintenance services included at no additional charge (varies by country)
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Power E950 Overview
POWER9 4-socket Server: Power E950

Key generational enhancements POWER8 to POWER9 (midrange)
Features E850C E950 Impact
Processor POWER8 (DCM) POWER9 (SCM)
ü More efficient processor
communication
Sockets 2 to 4 2 to 4
Cores 32 or 40 or 48 32 or 40 or 44 or 48 ü More Processor Options
Maximum Memory 4 TB 16 TB ü 4X Maximum Memory
DIMM Type/DIMM slots count Up to 32 CDIMMs
Up to 128 Industry Standard
DIMMs
ü More Memory Capacity and
Flexibility
Memory Bandwidth 768 GB/sec 920 GB/sec
ü 20% more Memory
Bandwidth
IO Expansion Slots Yes Yes
PCIe slots 11x PCIe Gen3 10x PCIe Gen4, 1x PCI Gen3 ü PCIe Gen4
Acceleration Ports Yes (CAPI 1.0) Yes (CAPI 2.0 + OpenCAPI)
ü Future enablement for
accelerators
PCIe Hot Plug Support Yes Yes + Blindswap
IO bandwidth 315 GB/sec 630 GB/sec ü 2X IO bandwidth
Ethernet ports Quad 1 Gbt (x8 Slot) Quad 1 Gbt (x8 Slot)
Internal Storage Bays
12 (8x 2.5” SAS bays +
4x 1.8” SSD bays)
12 (8x 2.5” SAS bays +
4x NVMe bays)
ü Faster and more compact
storage
Internal Storage Controllers Integrated
Optional and Concurrent
Maintainable
ü Improved cost and
seviceability
RAS
Enhanced DC-DC Reg
Redundancy
Enhanced Fan Concurrent
Maintainence
ü More reliable power/cooling
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• 1 to 4 nodes (5U) per system
• System Control Unit (2U)
• 32, 40, 44 or 48 cores per node
• Up to 64 TB Memory
• 8 cores, 256GB minimum active
• 4 NVMe slots per node
• 8 PCIe Gen4 adapter slots per node
• Up to 4 PCIe I/O drawers per node
(9080-M9S)
§ Modular performance and scale
§ Enterprise RAS
§ Built-in PowerVM virtualization
§ Active Memory Mirroring for Hypervisor
§ OpenStack based Cloud management
§ Seamless growth with Capacity on Demand
§ Share resources in a Power Enterprise Pool
§ Power to Cloud Rewards
§ Cloud Management Console
§ Medium Software tier
§ 1 year, 24x7 Warranty
Power E980 Overview
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POWER9 High-end Server: Power E980

Master HMC
Power Enterprise Pools and Elastic Capacity can
help enable a seamless transition to POWER9
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Automation of Mobility with
Power Enterprise PoolElastic Capacity from
IBM Marketplace/ESS1
Power E850C
Interoperability between POWER8 & POWER9 (SOD*)
Elastic, On Premises cloud consumption model with IBM Marketplace for POWER8 and POWER9
POWER9
POWER9
Managing
HMC
Managing
HMC
Power E880C
Power E870C

Cloud Automation
YOUR SUPERCAR
ON YOUR PRIVATE
CLOUD HIGHWAY
simplicity | predictable costs | performance

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POWER9 Scale-Up: A Cloud-Everywhere Solution
Optimized for private, public, hybrid and multiclouds
Built-in PowerVM, so every E950/E980 workload is virtualized with accelerated secure mobility
Cloud PowerVC Manager included in orders, for resource optimization and private cloud portal
Cloud Management Console (CMC) entitlement for consolidated monitoring over multiple locations
Consistent enterprise-wide multi-cloud management with VMware vRealize Suite integration
Create new Power cloud-native solutions with IBM Cloud Private suite of DevOps tools and app store
Dynamic resource management across multiple Power cloud servers with Enterprise Pools
Additional POWER9 Cloud benefits
• Simplified transfer of VMs between private and public clouds enables hybrid use cases
• Cloud-ready Power software images facilitate rapid workload provisioning
• Broader availability of term licenses and SaaS pricing for Power software and tools

21IBM Power Systems / © 2018 IBM Corporation
Power Systems Cloud Management Stack
•Build Power Systems private clouds
•Quickly capture and deploy VMs
•Virtual machine resiliency and more…
Cloud and Virtualization Management
Enterprise Power
vRealize
IBM
Alternate
OpenStack
solutions
Cloud
Orchestration
Solutions
NEW!
NEW!
LaMa
IBM Cloud Private

1. DeployVMs in minutes vs. days or weeks
2. Provides the base for Enterprise Power clouds
3. Reduces risk via repeatable VM deployments
4. Provides advanced, albeit easy-to-use
features
5. Building block for cloud orchestrators
(pair with VMware vRA, ICP, etc.)
Financial, Retail, Government,
Healthcare and more!
PowerVC Capabilities

1. DeployVMs in minutes vs. days or weeks
2. Easy and Reliable Live Migration
3. Provides the base for Enterprise Power clouds
4. Optimized Scheduling
1. Places workload on best host
5. One Click System Evacuation
6. Host Groups
1. Affinity
7. Automatic Restart
8. Building block for cloud orchestrators
(pair with VMware vRA, ICP, etc.)
Financial, Retail, Government,
Healthcare and more!
PowerVC Capabilities

Image Import/Export for Hybrid Clouds
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üMove any workload image between clouds or data centers as needed
üEnables hybrid cloud scenarios
NEW!

Simple Orchestration via HashiCorp Terraform
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Read more at: https://developer.ibm.com/powervc/2017/06/29/infrastructure-code-terraform-meets-powervc/
Multi-Cloud Orchestration
– Terraform can perform multi-cloud
provisioning (e.g., AWS,VMware,
OpenStack, etc.)
Composite Applications
– Easily build multi-VM applications and
connect them together
Rapid Innovation
– Deploy new applications easily
– Leverage your current technology assets

Public Clouds
PowerVM
PowerKVM
zVM
KVM on z
PowerVC
vRealize
Automation
IBM
Cloud Manager
Vrealize Automation to Cloud enable Power Systems

ICP Centrally Automates Apps and Infrastructure
IBM
Content
Your
Container
Content
ISV
Content
Easily Add
Kubernetes-based
Apps to Catalog
+++
VM Based
Content
Open Source
Content
Manage Applications Manage Container Clusters
Centralized Console for Container Management
Manage Your Infrastructure with Cloud-Ready Enterprise Systems and Hyperconverged Servers
Enterprise Class Power Scale-out & Accelerated Power Systems IBM Hyperconverged powered by Nutanix
Db2
28

Automate
deployment, scaling,
and management of
containerized
applications
Define, install, and
upgrade Kubernetes
applications
Executable package
of software that
includes everything
needed to run it
Text or image Text or image Text or image
Containers Orchestration Management
Infrastructure as
code to provision
public cloud and on-
premises
environments
Text or image
Provisioning
IBM Cloud Private Basics
Built with open standards
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Nutanix - Datacenter Simplification
Run Linux and AIX
workloads on the
same system
AIX LINUX WINDOWSLINUX
IBM
Middleware
Custom Apps NoSQL/
Analytics
IBM
Middleware
Microsoft AppsVDI Unified Comms
While reducing the cost of operations by 60% versus traditional infrastructure
Source: IDC, “Nutanix Delivering Strong Value as a Cost-Effective, Efficient, Scalable Platform for Enterprise Applications”, August 2017
Power Power x86 x86 x86 x86 x86Power Power Power Power x86
AHV AHV, ESXi, Hyper-V, Xen
Nutanix
Manage both x86
and Power systems
from a single
console
Test/Dev Others
PowerPower x8
6
x8
6

IBM Hyperconverged Systems powered by Nutanix
NUTANIX PRISM INFRASTRUCTURE MANAGEMENT
Cluster A – Node 1
C VM VM CVM
AHV
Distributed Storage Fabric
ü Snapshots ü Clones ü Compression ü Deduplication
ü Locality ü Tiering ü Erasure Coding ü Resilience
Cluster A – Node 3…n
POWER
Hardware Management
Monitor | Alert | Topology | Inventory l Disk Mgmt |
F/W Update | Rolling Update | “Light Path” Diag
Virtualization Management
VM Lifecycle Mgmt | Live Migration | Dynamic VM Reconfig
| VM-HA | VM-Based Backup
Nutanix Acropolis
VM VM VM CVM
AHV
Cluster B – Node 1
X86
VM VM VM CVM
AHV
Cluster B – Node 2
X86
C VM VM CVM
AHV | VMWARE ESXi | Hyper-V
Cluster B – Node 3 … n
X86
Distributed Storage Fabric
CVM
AHV
Cluster A – Node 2
POWER
C VM VM
C = Container VM = Virtual Machine CVM = Controller Virtual Machine

§ View all Power Systems,
HMCs, LPARs, etc. across
your entire enterprise
§ See basic health & state
§ Tag groups
§ Hardware inventory
§ Aggregated performance
views across your Power
enterprise
§ Energy monitoring
§ SSP metrics
§ Patch compliance reports,
showing what firmware,
HMC, VIOS, and OS updates
are missing
§ Scheduled maintenance
plan management
AppsAlignedwithCustomerUseCases
Inventory CapacityMonitoring PatchPlanning
§ Log aggregation
§ Telemetry
LogTrends

IBM Power Systems
Trends and Directions
—
AIX Enhancements

AIX Enhancements 2017
Availability:
• AIX Live Update with Enterprise Pools resources
• AIX Live Update with PowerVC environments
Performance:
• Shared Memory Communications over RDMA
Open Source / Investment Protection:
• AIX Open Source Toolbox Updates
• Chef Recipes and Ansible Playbooks
Security / Performance:
• Miscellaneous Enhancments

IBM Internal and Business Partners Only
AIX Open Source Toolbox Updates
Following new packages are added to AIX
toolbox in last 6 months. These packages are
available in toolbox repository and can be
installed using YUM. These packages can also
be download from AIX toolbox web page.
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Following packages are updated on AIX
toolbox due to security fixes or new version
update in last 6 months
gcc v6
httpd
bind
sudo
curl
python
sqlite
zlib
subversion
cpio
libpng
libpcap
ansible
gnuTLS
nettle
libgcrypt
python-s3transfer
python-pyasn1
python-passlib
python-nose
python-mock
python-keyczar
python-jmespath
python-jinja2
python-httplib2
python-cryptography
python-botocore
python-babel
tar
perl
file
gdb
php
tcpdump
Introduction of new packages, updates to existing packages and notifications of security updates are
announced on AIX open source software developerWorks forum. Users can also interact with IBM open
source team and with other users to post questions about packages on this forum.

Artificial
Intelligence
and
Cognitive
Applications
Machine
Learning
Deep
Learning
(Neural Networks)
The deeper you go, the more value you gain,
and the more you know

see hear feel
talk learn write
read find discover

Evolving from Compute Systems to Cognitive Systems
P8 P9 P10
Open Frameworks
Partnerships
Industry Alignment
DevEcosystem
Accelerator Roadmaps
Open Accelerator
Interfaces
Not Just About Hardware Design
It’s about co-optimization
which just works for ML, DL, and AI
IBM Software
42
hardware
software
+

Best Infrastructure for Enterprise AI
IBM Power Systems AC922
Coherent
access to
system memory
(2TB)
NVLink
150GB/s
NVLink
150GB/s
170GB/s
CPU
PCIe Gen 4
CAPI 2.0
NVLink
150GB/s NVDIA V100NVDIA V100
DDR4
IB

PowerAI
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Deep Learning Impact
(DLI) Module
Data & Model
Management, ETL,
Visualize, Advise
IBM Spectrum Conductor with Spark
Cluster Virtualization, Elastic Training
Auto Hyper-Parameter Optimization
PowerAI: Open Source ML Frameworks
Large Model Support (LMS)
Distributed Deep
Learning (DDL)
Auto ML (future)
PowerAI
Enterprise
Auto-ML for Images & Video
PowerAI
Vision Label Train Deploy
Accelerated
Infrastructure
Accelerated Servers Storage
SnapML

Driverless AI
Auto-ML
PowerAI Vision
Auto-DL
AI Optimized
Storage
GPU Optimized Servers
IBM PowerAI
an Enterprise AI platform
Accelerate AI
wherever you are
on your journey
Democratize AI
to empower the many
Transform data science
into a team sport
Turbo charge ML and DL
for faster model development
for all disciplines of AI
+++

train more | build more | know more
TIME ACCURACYSCALE

An Open Platform for
Database as a Service on
Power Systems
for on-premises, private cloud

The Modern Data Environment Emerges
Conventional Data Platform
RDBMS OLTP
ACID
Systems of
Record
Systems of
Insight
Data Warehouse
& Marts
Structured
Data
Structured
Data
Open SQL Databases for
relational data stores
Open NoSQL DBs & Hadoop/Spark
for new data models, data lakes New Development Model
Cloud Based
Development
Client Value
• Speed and agility
• Lower cost, greater scale
• Open - reduce vendor lock-in
• Born on / designed for the Cloud
• Continuity of transactional environ.
Social Mobile Location Sensors Data ServicesNew Data Sources
Transactions
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Leading Open Source DBs Available & Optimized for Linux on Power
ü MongoDB
ü EnterpriseDB
ü Neo4j
ü MariaDB
ü Spark
ü Hadoop
ü RedisLabs
ü PostgreSQL
ü Cassandra
ü MySQL
ü IBM BigInsights
ü Hortonworks
* MySQL Community
*
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Which workloads do
you run in the private
and public cloud?
Survey: Database Usage in Private and Public Clouds
Which database(s) does your company currently use ?
Web Services
Databases
Storage and
BackupQA/Test
EnvironmentVirtual Desktop
Management &
Monitoring
Research
Data Mining/Big
DataCont. Integ./Auto.
Testing
26%
Databases
•52% said they would use DBaaS in their private cloud
•If offered private cloud DBaaS, which DBs would you use ?
Is your organization implementing or planning
to implement a private cloud DBaaS ?
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OpenStack +
Trove DBaaS
DBaaS UI
Provisioning Tools
…deploy in minutes
https://github.com/open-power-ref-design/dbaas
Open Platform for DBaaS is a Turnkey Hardware and Software Solution
for at-scale private cloud rapid deployment of virtual databases
IBM Power LC Servers, Storage
IBM Services/Support
OpenStack & Ubuntu Linux
Distribution and Support
Open Source and ISV
Databases
Serving up one or more OpenDB’s Integrated & Open Management SW Stack Reference Architectures
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Integrating data
across the org
Established data
teams
Planning for
execution
Executing, but
growth pains
Corporate data
strategies defined
First gen x86 cluster
farms, public clouds
x86 server sprawl,
cloud data security,
compliance issues
Taking it to
next level
ML/DL projects
AI projects
Cognitive,
learning
organization
New business insights are unleashed along the journey
Getting serious
about data
Defining data teams
Hiring data scientists
Forming data models
Developing data views
by team
If it ain’t
broke …
Getting
started
Linking it
together
Open DBaaS helps clients get started
here in their AI Journey
Client Journey to Building a Modern Data Platform on
POWER for Cognitive/AI
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Power Systems…. your takeaway
ü Delivers industry-leading value &
Technology Leadership
ü Easy integration into clients
cloud & cognitive strategy
ü Secure platform for enterprise
workloads

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