Is This “The One”?

David Byte Sr. Technology Strategist dbyte@suse.com

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Enterprise Data Storage Product Challenge

Scale and manage data growth Control storage costs

Support today’s investment and adapt to the future

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What is happening in the Market?

The Epic Enterprise Storage Revenue and Milestones

By 2019, more than 50% of the storage capacity installed in enterprise data centers will be deployed with software-defined storage or hyperconverged integrated system architectures based on x86 hardware systems, up from less than 10% today —Gartner

Source: 451 Research

66.7%

61.0%

55.9%

63.6%

41.7%

79.1%

14.3%

7.0%

9.1%

9.1%

10.4%

2.3%

19.0%

32.0%

35.3%

27.3%

47.9%

18.6%

0.0% 20.0% 40.0% 60.0% 80.0% 100.0%

Hitachi DataSystems

EMC

IBM

HP

NetApp

Dell

Increase No Change Decrease

SUSE Cares About The Right Things

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Manageability • Ease of install

• Centralized management, monitoring, reporting

Interoperability • Unified block/file/object (heterogeneous OS access)

• Fabric interconnect

Efficiency • Cache tiering

• Deduplication/compression

• Hierarchical storage management

Availability • Backup/archive

• Continuous data protection

• Remote replication

Enterprise Consumable – SUSE Focus Areas

SUSE Enterprise Storage Is Robust!

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SUSE Enterprise Storage Powered by Ceph

Client Servers (Windows, Linux, Unix)

RADOS (Common Object Store)

Block Devices

Server

Object Storage File Interface

Storage Server

Storage Server

Storage Server

Storage Server

Server

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Storage Server

Storage Server

Applications File Share

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The Ceph Board

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SUSE Enterprise Storage Unlimited Scalability with Self Managing Technology

Monitor Nodes

Management Node

Object Storage

Block Storage

File System

Storage Nodes

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SUSE Enterprise Storage Enterprise Class Storage Using Industry Standard Servers and Disk Drives

Latest hardware

Reduce capital

expense

Flexible Deployment

Options

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SUSE Enterprise Storage Traditional Datacenter Legacy Datacenter Network, compute, and storage silos Traditional protocols – Fibre Channel,

iSCSI, CIFS, NFS Process-driven Slow to respond This is what customers have today

Software Defined Software Defined Data Center Software-defined everything Agile infrastructure Supporting a DevOps model Business-driven This is where customers want to go

Support today’s investment Adapt to the future

SUSE Enterprise Storage Doesn’t Want You To Suffer Loss

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Expandable 720TB Infrastructure

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3x copies of data Infinitely Expandable

SUSE Enterprise Storage Gets Stuff Done

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Content Store

Scientific Organizations • Meteorological data • Telescope recordings • Satellite feeds

Media Industries • TV stations • Radio stations • Motion picture distributors • Web music/video content

Video Surveillance

• Facility security surveillance • Red light/traffic cameras • License plate readers • Body cameras for law enforcement • Military/government visual reconnaissance

Object or block bulk storage

• Data that constantly grows during the course of business

• SharePoint data • D2D Backup

• HPE Data Protector, CommVault, Veritas and others

• Financial records

Virtual Machine (VM) Storage

• Ceph is already the leading storage choice for OpenStack environments

• Low and mid i/o virtual machine storage for major hypervisor platforms • kvm – native RBD

• Hyper-V – iSCSI

• VMware - iSCSI

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With SUSE Enterprise Storage, you can...

Scale quickly, easily, inexpensively Automate data management for greater efficiency Use commodity off-the-shelf (COTS) hardware to lower CAPEX costs Get out of vendor lock-in Access the latest processor, memory or storage technology – today Deploy SDS in your current data center AND take it with you into your next generation data center

Thank You!

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