05/15/09 Green Data Center Program Ian Katz Power Metering, The New Frontier.
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05/15/09
Progress so far…• Measuring power consumption with existing tools.
– Electrical Engineering Dell Cluster• Graphing with Cricket from UPS Level Data.
– Statistics/Astronomy HP Cluster• Graphing with HP at the Blade Chassis Level.• Benchmarking using the Statistical Package R.
• Selected Power Metering Products– Server Level– Blade Chassis Level– Power Panel Level
• Surveyed Overall Power Usage in Data Center
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Electrical Engineering Dell Cluster
• 100 Node Cluster
• 5 – 10kVa (8 kW) UPS’s
• Nice Dense Cluster
• Inefficient Power Usage Still…
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• Consumes 20kW of Power when idle!!!
→ 7% of entire IT load
• Up to 36kW at peak load
→ 13% of entire IT load
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Statistics/Astronomy HP Cluster• 32 Node Cluster
• Double Dense Blades
– 2 separate machines built into 1 blade
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• Enclosed cabinet better for air flow and energy efficiency
• Closed door suggests neater cabling
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HP Blade Chassis Power Metering
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• Graphing feature built in to Blade Chassis ILO
• Will incorporate this data into our existing SNMP infrastructure
• This chassis shows lower power usage when idle – 4kW
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HPC Power Benchmarking
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• Graphs created with the statistical package R.
• Test programs written to demonstrate power usage trends across nodes.
• Jobs 238 – sums prime #’s btw 2 and 2,000,000
• Ran on 4 nodes.
• Job 256 – sums prime #’s btw 2 and 15,000,000
• Ran on all 256 nodes.
Selected Power Metering Products• Server Level Metering
– Raritan PDU
• Blade Chassis Metering (also done with ILO)
– Raritan PDU
• Power Panel Metering
– WattNode Meter
– Babel Buster SPX (ModBus to SNMP translator)
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Overall Data Center Power Consumption• Main Transfer Switch for IT Load
– 278kW
– 785amps of 1200amp capacity!
• Transfer Switch for HVAC Load
– 85kW
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• Plan to install Wattnode meters here so we can poll with SNMP and record data