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IBM Power Systems
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©
2011 IBM Corporation
Robert Schuster
America’s POWER ATS
Why IBM i for SMB ?
IBM System x Technical University
July 26 – July 30, 2010 – Washington, DC
IBM Power Systems
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Midsized businesses are the engines of a Smarter Planet.
90%of the world’s workforce are employed by small and midsized businesses, accounting for over 65% of global GDP.
IBM and our Business Partners provide solutions that help midsized businesses work smarter.
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The level of complexity continues to grow
81%of US midmarket
growth company CEOs anticipate greater complexity over the next five years.
Feel prepared for it.
42%Capitalizing on Complexity. Insights from the Global Chief Executive Officer Study. IBM 2010
http://www-304.ibm.com/businesscenter/cpe/html0/199672.html
6% 30% 70%Percent of available capacity used by the average commodity server.
Number of servers in some organizations that sit unutilized.
Percent of typical IT budgets devoted to managing, maintaining, securing and upgrading systems rather than building new capabilities, services and applications.
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*Source: IBM segment and audience profile for IT Managers in Unix and x86 midmarket
segments
We are seeing dramatic shifts as our planet becomes smarter. These shifts are changing the way the world works. Nothing is changing more than IT. These changes are introducing new challenges for midsize businesses.
Midmarket
IT Priorities and Goals
IT priorities for midsize business•
Ensure business continuity•
Improve system performance/speed•
Improve system uptime/availability•
Increase the utilization of existing IT infrastructure•
Replace aging servers/storage hardware
Midsize Businesses are looking for ways to:•
Increasing Agility•
Managing Risk•
Drive Effectiveness & Efficiency
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Leadership Power Systems Portfolio
Power Express Servers
The broadest portfolio of scalable systems delivers industry-leading performance, energy efficiency and seamless, modular growth
Web,
Infrastructure,
Collaboration,
and Distributed
Applications
Analytics Business/Transaction Processing Consolidation
Power Enterprise Servers•
Higher qualities of service at affordable prices
•
Easy to purchase and deploy•
Energy Efficient
•
Modular growth and upgradeability•
Capacity on Demand•
Enterprise RAS
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Computers have moved out of the
data center “Internet of Things”
And into the world.
Welcome to the decade of Smart.
We Are Entering the Next Era of Computing
Created by the integration of Big data in Optimized systems, managed as a Cloud
Applied to deliver new insights and drive innovation
Twice the capacity for service on a flat budget
Big Data
Cloud Optimized Systems
Smarter Computing The Era of Insight for Discovery
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Architecting the Power Solution
Hardware–
System Unit, I/O Subsystem, Storage -
integrated / external, Adapters
Virtualization–
Processor, Memory, Disk, Tape, I/O (PowerVM, VIOS, AME)
Software–
Operating Systems, Database, Middleware, Applications (ISV and Homegrown)
Availability–
Operating System Based or Storage Based–
PowerHA, HA/DR solutions
Sizing and Performance Planning–
Monitoring, Managing and Trending
System Management (Operations)–
Operation support tools (System/OS Consoles, IBM Director, Tivoli)
Security–
Tape/Storage/Network/Data Encryption
Energy–
Monitoring, Managing and Trending (Active Energy Manager)
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Balance System Design– Cache, Memory, and IO
POWER7 Processor Technology– 6th
Implementation of multi-core design– On chip L2 & L3 caches
POWER7 System Architecture– Blades to High End offerings– Enhances memory implementation– PCIe, SAS / SATA
Built in Virtualization – Mobility Memory Expansion– VM Control
Green Technologies– Processor Nap & Sleep Mode– Memory Power Down support– Aggressive Power Save / Capping Modes
Availability– Processor Instruction Retry– Alternate Process Recovery– Hot Add & Services
POWER7 System Highlights
0
500
1000
1500
2000
2500
3000
PS701 PS702 720 740 750 770 780 795*
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Power Your Planet with Power Systems Express servers
Power 750 Express
BladeCenter PS700, PS701, PS702,
PS703, PS704 Express blades
Power 710 Express
1 to 4 Socket Blades
1 Socket 2 Socket
4 Socket
Power 730 Express
Power 740 ExpressPower 720 Express
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Virtualization without Limits
Drive over 90% utilization
Dynamically scale per demand
Dynamic Energy Optimization
70-90% energy cost reduction
EnergyScale™ technologies
Resiliency without Downtime
Roadmap to continuous availability
High availability systems & scaling
Management with Automation
VMControl to manage virtualization
Automation to reduce task time
Workload-Optimizing Systems
AIX® - the future of UNIXTotal integration with iScalable Linux® ready for x86 consolidation
Power your planet.
+
Smarter Systems for a Smarter Planet.
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Power Systems is helping deliver higher quality services –
by impacting the way humans communicate with computers
•
IBM Watson represents the latest in a long line of groundbreaking innovations from IBM
•
Watson can understand the meaning and context of human language, and rapidly process information to find precise answers to complex questions
•
What’s next for Watson?•
Project with Columbia University and Maryland School of Medicine to provide healthcare and life sciences diagnostic assistance
•
Research agreement with Nuance Communications to develop and apply Watson to healthcare
•
Other fields of investigation range from enterprise knowledge management to IT help desk
To learn more about IBM Watson: http://www.ibm.com/watson/
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Power is Performance RedefinedExtending Watson’s POWER7 DNA to new frontiers
Achieve superior economics for application server consolidation on Power blades and servers with new levels of scalability, energy and cost efficiency
Dramatically reduce project concept to delivery time for the toughest challenges in science with the world’s most powerful & energy efficient supercomputer
Improve service delivery time via a unified, intuitive interface for physical and virtualized system resource management
New Power Systems Solutions with Rational and Sybase to dramatically reduce time to value
BladeCenter PS703 & PS704 Express
Power 750 Express
Power 775
SDMC
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Technology Transitions1. RIO-2/HSL-2 to 12X (SDR and DDR)
POWER6 supports RIO/HSL and 12X
POWER7 supports 12X
2. PCI / PCI-X / PCI-X DDR to PCIe
2008 PCIe available in 520/550/570 System Units
2009 added 19”
& 24”
PCIe 12X DDR drawers
3. SCSI to SAS
Disk Drives = SAS 3.5-inch moving to 2.5-inch SFF
Solid State SFF SAS Drives
Removable media SAS & SATA
4. IOP-based* to IOPless IOA to Virtual I/O
POWER7 IOPless only adapters
NPIV Fiber and FCoE Adapters
IBM i*
Companies need help to control escalating costs
IDC July 2010: The Business Value of Large Scale Server Consolidation
And many are finding that the benefits of consolidation increase with scaling…
PowerVM’s industry leading performance and scalability allow customers to consolidate 100's of x86 workloads to a small number of Power servers (well beyond what VMware can provide)
They are looking at server consolidation to alleviate the challenges associated with x86 scale-out server sprawl
Meanwhile, customer expectations, competitive pressures, regulatory requirements and fiscal pressures are increasing.
Systems and infrastructure are reaching a breaking point
Customer challenges with a typical x86 deployment
•
Proliferation of servers and networking devices•
Excessive energy usage and heating problems•
Inadequate power and cooling infrastructure•
Data silos and data synchronization•
Expectations that “everything”
is connected•
Linear staffing costs•
Skyrocketing software costs•
Unexplained outages
You can continue to buy the lowest cost alternative
And where will it leave you in the long run
But how will that make you feel
emPOWER yourself to make the right investments for your best future
Bloated! Low on Energy!Sluggish!
You have a choice to make!
Companies have a choice to make!
IBM Power 750DELL PowerEdge 2950
Now, for the rest of the story…
There is a myth that x86 is cheaper than POWER
Intelligent Server Consolidation with Power Systems
Affordable prices offering TCA/TCO savingsFull range of servers based on POWER7 technologyDynamic virtualization for increased scalability, utilization and securityIndustry leading proven performanceEnterprise reliability, availability and serviceabilityOutstanding energy efficiencyEase of management with automationThousands of ISV applications and trusted business solutionsChoice of operating environments with AIX, IBM i and LinuxVast migration skills and services
POWER7 servers were designed to help customers alleviate the challenges associated with x86 scale-out deployments
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Simplify with IBM i
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Reduces complexity and cost through its integrated design, ease of use and legendary reliability
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Delivers the freedom to run the best mix of applications for your business in a single system infrastructure
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Designed to pool resources and optimize their use across a variety of operating systems
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Enables clients to centralize storage and server management to be more effective and responsive
Power Systems and IBM i
IBM i enables your business applications to run faster, more reliably and be managed more easily than running them on a collection of
individual servers
http://www-03.ibm.com/systems/i/resources/analyst/
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79% 77%70%
65%57% 55% 55% 54% 52% 50% 45%
36%
0%
20%
40%
60%
80%
100%% of 4/5 responses (important /extremely important)
Supporting business
decision making with information capture, analysis
and utilization
Improving the customer
experience
The drive for business innovation
Shortening the time to
positive return on IT
investments
Optimizing the utilization of IT
resources
Improving employee
productivity by promoting existing skills
Protecting the confidentiality of information
assets
Business continuity despite
unplanned disruption
Ability to simplify
core/strategic business
processes
Integrating existing
business applications
Effective management of operational
risk
Q3a
Increasing business
f lexibility and responsivene
ss
IT Priorities
70% of IT managers say:
Optimizing Utilization of IT resources is a top priority
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Perceptions ??Do YOU consider PC’s and Unix to be old technology?
Intel/Windows Unix IBM i (AS/400)Advances in processor technology X X XProprietary Operating System X ? XAdvances in OS technology X X X64 bit OS & hardware XGraphical Interfaces available X X XDebut Date 1981 1960s 1988Multiple OS / Same Footprint X
Then WHY Do YOU ‘Perceive’ an IBM i as “Old” Technology ???
??
?
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With industry leading Processor technology today and into the future
2001
Dual Core
Chip Multi Processing
Distributed Switch
Shared L2
Dynamic LPARs (32)
2004
Dual Core
Enhanced Scaling
SMT
Distributed Switch +
Core Parallelism +
FP Performance +
Memory bandwidth +
Virtualization
2007
Dual Core
High Frequencies
Virtualization +
Memory Subsystem +
Altivec
Instruction Retry
Dyn Energy Mgmt
SMT +
Protection Keys
2010
Multi Core
On-Chip eDRAM
Power Optimized Cores
Mem Subsystem ++
SMT++
Reliability +
VSM & VSX (AltiVec)
Protection Keys+
POWER8 ™
Concept Phase
POWER4 ™
180 nm
POWER5 ™
130 nm
POWER6 ®
65 nm
POWER745 nm
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Advancing the IBM Systems Agenda
Virtualize everything–
Power Systems & i5/OS are virtual by design–
Vertical integration yields simplicity, higher utilization and lower cost
–
Virtualization technologies extend horizontally to
other environments
Commitment to openness–
Vertical integration of standards-based middleware
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Standards enable integration across the enterprise and into the value chain
Collaborate to innovate–
Leverage IBM technology, talent, ideas–
Business Partner community–
Client relationships, user groups
Ver
tical
Inte
grat
ion
Horizontal Integration
The integration of essential software
components into IBM i yields a distinct
business value to enterprises of all sizes
The integration of essential software
components into IBM i yields a distinct
business value to enterprises of all sizes
Power System IBM i
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Power Systems Demo Machine -
All in a Single Rack
Power Systems 550 - 4-Way Processors - IBM i – V6R1/V7R1–
Websphere Portal, Voice over IP, Domino, Sametime, Virtual IBM i, Quickplace, Windows Applications, VMware, DB2 WebQuery, Linux, AIX, IBM Director…
Qty 1 --- BladeCenter E– (5) HS20 blades – iSCSI
Qty 1 --- BladeCenter S – JS12, PS/700, HS21s, HS22, HX5
LPAR’s–
IBM i –
IBM i –
Linux–
AIX
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IBM Power Systems On Demand Operating Environment
POWER Hypervisor™ supports IBMi (i5/OS), AIX 5L, Linux
Improve server utilization rates across multiple workloads with automatic processor balancing with uncapped partitions
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Based on xSeries server technology
Runs an IBM-provided GUI console application –
Not to be used with customer applications–
Helps ensure a more stable console environment
Local console sessions for IBM i (5250), AIX 5L and Linux
Remote console sessions by other workstations through HMC–
5250 interface via Telnet5250 client –
Windows/Linux/AIX Client interface for HMC interface
POWER5/6/7 HMC is different from a POWER4 HMC
HMC Support - 2 HMCs per server, 32 Servers, up to 254 partitions
See eServer Information Center: –
http://publib.boulder.ibm.com/infocenter/eserver/v1r2s/en_US/index.htm
What is an HMC –
Hardware Management Console
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HMC GUI via browser –
New in latest HMC release
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IBM i LPAR AIX 5L LPARIBM i LPAR AIX 5L LPAR
Virtual SCSI
Virtual Ethernet
Virtual I/O* Direct I/O
• IBM i
provides virtual disk to AIX 5L•
AIX 5L uses Virtual Ethernet
*requires AIX 5L v5.3 or later
• Resources dedicated to AIX 5L• AIX 5L management of disk, NICs• AIX 5L independent of other LPARs
Virtual I/O services provided by IBM i -
Linux and AIX 5L
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Virtual IBM i Partitions
IBM i Based Virtualization–
IBM i partition uses I/O resources from another IBM i partition
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Eliminates requirement to buy adapters and disk drives for each IBM i partition
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Requires POWER6 systems with IBM i V6R1
Supports simple creation of additional partitions …. e.g., for test and development
Adds to IBM i Storage Virtualization Capabilities
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AIX and Linux partitions–
Integrated BladeCenter and System x servers running VMware, Windows, or Linux
IBM i
PowerVM Hypervisor
IBM i
POWER6
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Virtualization with PowerVM
IBM iVIOS
PowerVM Hypervisor
POWER6
PowerVM VIOS Based Virtualization–
IBM i partition uses I/O resources from a VIOS partition
–
VIOS also provides virtualization for AIX and Linux partitions
–
Included with PowerVM Standard Edition–
Requires POWER6 systems and IBM i V6R1–
Supports DS4700, DS4800, DS8100 and DS8300
Integrated Virtualization Manager–
Tool that runs in VIOS partition for creating and managing partitions
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Provides an alternative to HMC for LPAR management
–
Requires VIOS to own IBM i I/O resources–
Included with PowerVM Standard Edition–
Requires POWER6 systems & IBM i V6R1
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Storage Virtualization on Power Systems and IBM i
Leverage IBM i/OS storage resources –
Storage spaces are created and connected to AIX 5L and Linux partitions and System x Servers
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Up to 60 TBs per operating environment
Benefits –
Consolidate storage resources and management
–
Automatically protect data–
Increase application performance–
Consolidate backups–
Improve availability
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LPAR1OS/400
LPAR2Linux
DB Web Server
IBM i Windows
DB
Application
BusinessIntelligence
IBM i AIX
IBM i Linux
Data
DB
Windows Windows
DataDB
Data
Virtual Ethernet
Provides 1Gb connections between operating environments
with no LAN adapters/switches–
IBM i–
AIX 5L–
Linux –
Windows
Benefits–
Extremely secure and reliable server communication over high-performance internal paths
–
Can reduce network traffic and exposure to "sniffing"
Application
Application
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Integrated System x Solution Benefits
Simplify Your Infrastructure–
Virtual Storage–
Virtual Ethernet
Integrate to Innovate–
Server Management–
Backup–
User Administration
Deliver Without Disruption–
Consistent set of drivers–
Flexibility for Test & Development–
Affordable Availability
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New iSCSI Host Bus Adapter (HBA) for System IBM i
Enables integration of selected System x and BladeCenter to IBM i via industry-standard Ethernet network–
Requires an iSCSI HBA in each xSeries or Blade server–
Communicates over standard Ethernet networking–
Supports Windows Server 2003-SP1 or later and VMware running on System x or Blade servers
Extends value of IBM i to Windows applications utilizing open, industry standards for connectivity –
Exploit System IBM ivirtual storage, networking, tape and DVD resources to centralize and manage Windows storage
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Streamline and simplify communication between Windows, Linux and IBM i applications and DB2 UDB data
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Integrate IBM i and Windows backup
Power Systems Integration of System x and BladeCenter via iSCSI
“Taking Integrated System x to the Next Level”
What?
Why?
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Simple Connection to xSeries via iSCSI
Initiator
NWSD
Target
Switch
external network
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Simple Connection to BladeCenter via iSCSI
NWSDNWSD
NWSD
NWSDNWSDNWSD
external network
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Multipath I/O (MPIO) –
V5R4 July 2007 added
IBM i
iSCSI Target HBA h1
System x or Blade
iSCSI Init HBA
System x or Blade
iSCSI Init HBA
Redundancy
Load BalancingiSCSI Target
HBA h2
iSCSI Init HBA
iSCSI Init HBA
MP Group
h1 h2MP Group
h1 h2
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System i Integration with IBM BladeCenter and System x
VMware ESX is a leading virtualization solution for x86 processor-based servers–
Enables the reduction of the number of physical servers through virtualization by supporting multiple VM(virtual machines) each with an installed network operating system running on a single server
System i integration with BladeCenter and System x via iSCSI supports VMware ESX–
i5/OS provides virtual storage support for VMware ESX servers enabling customers to extend the value of advanced i5/OS storage management and consolidate resources
Requirements–
i5/OS V5R4 +–
VMware ESX 3.0.1 / 3.0.2 +–
Selected Blades and System x servers supported via iSCSI
Announcement 7/24/07 GA: 9/14/07http://wwwhttp://www--03.ibm.com/systems/i/advantages/integratedserver/os.html03.ibm.com/systems/i/advantages/integratedserver/os.html
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VMware VMotion Enabled by Shared Storage Support –
V6R1
Running onBlade1ESX1
Running onBlade2
•
Enabled by share links to storage spaces between NWSDs (ESX1 and ESX2)
•
Enables VMware VMotion, HA and DRS functions
ESX2
VM1 VM2 VM3 VM4
ESX1ESX2VM1
VM2VM3VM4
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Software Target Support
In an IBM i Integrated Server Environment in V6R1 and previous releases the customer is limited to an environment containing physical iSCSI Target HBAs 1GB connectivity. In IBM i 7.1, we have implemented the new software target solution you can use dedicated Ethernet ports for iSCSI connectivity.
IBM i
IBM BladeCenter
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Software Target DetailsTarget Side• No Target iSCSI HBA required
• Use dedicated Ethernet adapters/ports
• can be either 1 Gb or 10 Gb
• NWSH points to virtual device
• Can mix hardware and software Targets
Initiator Side• No Initiator iSCSI HBA required*
• Use dedicated Ethernet adapters/ports
• can be either 1 Gb or 10 Gb
• Can mix hardware and software initiators
Dedicated 1Gb or 10Gb connections
Advantages• Enable support in POWER7
• Can get to 10 Gb infrastructure
• Reduce cost of solution
• No specialized hardware required
* Supported on certain models, see supported hardware list
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Linux on POWER 5/6/7
Simplify your Infrastructure
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Consolidate Intel servers –
Extend i5/OS with complementary Linux applications
Optimize your Investments
–
Share processor and memory resource –
Move resources to where they are needed–
Exploit i5/OS storage architecture and resources–
Leverage Skills and Best Practices
Common Linux distribution for POWER 5/6/7 Servers
–
Red Hat Enterprise Linux AS for POWER ™–
SUSE LINUX Enterprise Server for POWER ™
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AIX 5L on IBM i
Simplify your Infrastructure–
Consolidate UNIX servers –
Extend with complementary AIX 5L applications
Optimize your Investments–
Share processor and memory resource –
Move resources to where they are needed–
Exploit i5/OS storage subsystem –
Leverage Skills and Best Practices
AIX 5L v5.3 / v6.1–
Micro-partitioning, up to 10 per processor–
Virtual storage and Ethernet
AIX 5L v5.2–
1 processor(s) per partition–
Supports variety of direct I/O devices
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Software Group
DB2Omnifind
INFOSPHERE
DominoSametime
QuickrForms
Storage Management (TSM)
Directory Integrator
RPG/COBOL/C/C++RPG Open Access
RDPowerRTCPower
Application ServerMQ
Portal
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IBM Software On Power SystemsMiddleware that transparently leverages
massively parallel threads
Hardware exploitation without application redesign
Excellent performance and TCO
Massively parallel POWER7
Superior qualities of service
Leadership performance
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Unified Comms and Collaboration
Portals and Mashups
Messaging and Collaboration Social Software
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Lotus Notes and Domino 8.5
An integrated collaboration environment●
Eclipse-based Designer
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xPages - Domino App Modernization
●
Security simplification
●
Roaming User
●
iCal subscriptions & Calendar overlays
●
Mac OS 10.5 (Leopard) & Ubuntu 8.04 client support
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Reduced costs for mail storage
●
Domino configuration tuner
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Lotus Protector software
●
Widget extensibility
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● Improved Online Meeting Experience● Web 2.0 and Desktop clients● SUT: Telephony integration● Multipoint video
to share
Lotus
Sametime 8.5
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Quickr 8.2
Places LibrariesBlogs Forums PersonalFile Sharing
Personal Team Business Process
Corporate Repository
WCMPortal ECM
SharedFluid
Ad-hocMany
authors
Semi- FormalOne
Author
ProtectedStructuredMany
readersFormal
Wikis
• Integrate Social Content Capability with Document Centric BPM and ECM
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Websphere Portal 6.5.1 •Allow people to quickly solve business problems through a rich, integrated user experience
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Process
Productivity
People
Customer retention
Information
Access information
Connectivity
Cost reduction
Operational efficiency
Reuse
• Software for SOA environments that enables:• dynamic, interconnected business processes• highly effective application infrastructures
Application Integration and Middleware
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WebSphere CommercePowerful sell-side solutions to handle the broad range of challenges encountered in B2B and B2C environments
WebSphere PortalAccess widespread and diverse data sources from anywhere, anytime, by anyone you allow
WebSphere Application ServerHigh performance and extremely scalable transaction engine for dynamic e-business applications
WebSphere StudioProfessional development tools based on a common workbench technology
WebSphere MQExchange information among more than 35 platforms with assured delivery
WebSphere Business IntegrationEnd-to-end integration through five core capabilities: model, integrate, connect, monitor and manage
HATS - Host Access Transformation Server Software to leverage and extend legacy assets for new e-business solutions
BusinessPortals
BusinessIntegration
Foundation& Tools
The WebSphere Family of ProductsContinues to be enhanced for greater business integration!
Manage
Interact Integrate
Transform
Model
Accelerate
IBM BusinessIntegration
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The challenge that IBM Workplace/Portal addresses ...
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IBM Workplace/Portal brings the resources to the user
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Server infrastructure for collaborative coordination
Common developer desktop supporting multiple languages and environments
Hardware and Software optimizing compilers
Compilers
Rational Development Tools
Rational Development Infrastructure
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Rational Developer for Power Systems Software
IBM XL C/C++ for AIX and Linux V11.1
IBM XL Fortran for AIX and Linux V13.1
IBM COBOL for AIX V4.1
IBM PL/I for AIX V2
IBM Rational Development Studio V7.1 IBM i compilers
Rational Open Access: RPG Edition V1.1
Rational Developer for Power V7.0• RPG and COBOL for IBM i• COBOL for AIX• C/C++ for AIX• C/C++ Development Studio for AIX• COBOL Development Studio for AIX• C/C++ for Linux on Power (SoD)
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Rational Open Access: RPG Edition
Extends RPG application reach to pervasive devices–
Provides ability for RPG programs to work with a variety of clients including phones, XML, Web Services
–
Developers write handlers for non-5250 interfaces
Tool providers plan to offer handler solutions for common devices and interfaces
New product required to create or run programs that utilize Open Access for RPG
Rational Developer for Power with RPG development feature is required to write the code to invoke handlers
Supported Environments–
IBM i 7.1 and 6.1
Open Access enables RPG applications to easily reach new devices and new users with new interfaces
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RPG
Development
Tool
RPG
Compiler
RPG
Runtime
HATS
Browser
Handlers
Web Service
XML
Mobile
Handlers
Handlers
Web Services
Mobile
RPG
Development
Tool
RPG
Compiler
RPG
Runtime
5250 Data Stream
Device
5250 Emulator
RPG Applications with Open Access
Rational Open Access: RPG Edition
RPG applications produce 5250 data stream–
HATS and partner tools are used to extend to other user interfaces
Open Access for RPG can extend application reach to pervasive devices
RPG Applications Today
Open Access for RPG Open Access for RPG
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DB2 for i XML Support
Rich XML Support now available with DB2 for i–
XML data type stores XML documents supporting database operations
–
Manage XML Documents like Relational Data–
Security, Backup/Recover–
Decompose XML documents into relational columns
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Generate XML documents from existing relational data
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XML Publishing Functions
OmniFind Text Search Server provides support for searching XML documents without having to decompose
–
Search elements of an XML document (e.g., “melvin the mouse chased charlie the cat”)
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SQL statements use OmniFind to search the XML documents
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DB2 Web Query for IBM i –
IBM i specific, modernized reporting with extensions into Business Intelligence
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Leveraging the LATEST in DB2 for i query optimization technology
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Leveraging BI “best practices”
(e.g., meta data layer)
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Delivered at low cost (with more value for those clients who owned Query/400)
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Allowing clients to keep their data in DB2 for i while providing
analytical capabilities that:
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Significantly improves performance
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Reduces report maintenance
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Provides a much more modernized and robust reporting and BI environment
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Simplifies the BI infrastructure with a single server/LPAR installation
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Preserves your investment in Query/400 as you move to DB2 Web Query over time
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Drive clients to latest levels of OS and POWER technology
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Drive the need for more CPWs, Memory, and opportunities for HA/DR and BI servers
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DB2 Web Query
Web-based query and report writing solution
Base Product–
Report and graphing Assistants–
Power Painter–
Spreadsheet integration–
Web-enable Query/400 reports
Additional Features–
Active Reports (Disconnected)–
DB2 Federated Queries–
On Line Analytical Processing –
Developer’s Workbench
Powered by Information Builders
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DB2 Web Query Enhancements
With DB2 Web Query, IBM i clients can analyze data to make better business decisions to reduce costs & improve service
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Replace Query/400 reports–
Implement Business Intelligence for the first time –
Stop the pain of moving data off to SQL Server for analysis
Spreadsheet Client Feature–
Enhances use of Microsoft®
Excel®
as a client for DB2 Web Query
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Embed queries into spreadsheet templates; build queries from within Excel.
–
FC of 5733-QU2 –
Supports
IBM i 5.4 and later
DB2 Web Query Database Adapters–
Provides ability to pull data from Microsoft®
SQL Server®
databases –
Single adapter can access multiple SQL Server instances
–
FC of 5733-QU2–
Supports IBM i 5.4 and later
DB2 Web Query Active Reports Enhancements–
Active Caching and Dashboards for Active Reports–
Expands mobile data analysis–
Supports IBM i 5.4 and later
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IBM DB2 Web Query for i –
InfoAssistIntegrated development tool
•
Create simple queries, as well as highly complex reports, charts, and dashboards from multiple sources
•Convert reports to charts or charts to reports or analyze multiple reports and charts simultaneously, tiling them to view data from multiple perspectives
•Generate reports in HTML, Adobe Flash/Flex, Adobe PDF, Microsoft Excel or PowerPoint, DB2 Web Query Active Reports (for offline analysis), and other formats
•
Familiar Microsoft Office-like ribbon interface
• Robust yet simple to use!
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NEW in Q4 2010
VERSION 1.1.2
–
InfoAssist –
highly intuitive report authoring tool–
Many other performance and usability enhancements–
Tech talk replay: http://ibm
stg.adobeconnect.com/replaydb2webquery0215/
–
Available to all clients current on DB2 Web Query SW Maintenance–
REASON OF CALL –
SIGN THEM UP FOR SWMA TODAY!!!
Oracle/JDE Adapter
–
Seamless access to JDE databases in IBM i–
Chargeable feature, requires v1.1.2 DB2 Web Query Application Extensions
–
IBM Rochester Lab Services Offerings–
5250 Reporting Extension –
Use existing job scheduler to run reports and route via e-mail or FTP–
Application Extension–
Integrate DB2 Web Query functions into existing web apps through
URL interface
–
https://www.ibm.com/developerworks/mydeveloperworks/wikis/home?lang=en_US#/wiki/W516d8b60d32c_4fc5_a811_5f3d840bf524/page/
Extensions
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New Lab Services PILOT program (U.S. Only)Extend Enterprise Edition services voucher with additional days
At $1000/day fixed rate (This also covers T/L)Example:
1 day voucher which includes Travel and Living and 8 hours of services for ZERO COSTExtend the onsite visit for $1000/day
Build prototypes, address performance issues, train IT
Contact [email protected]
DB2 Web Query Services•Getting started with DB2 Web Query•Skills Transfer/Best practices•Meta Data Creation•Prototyping and Proof of concept
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How to Get V1.1.2
Existing 1.1.1 client?
–
Must be current on DB2 Web Query SW Maintenance (SWMA)–
Reminder: No after license “penalty”
in place for ordering DB2 WQ SWMA
–
Order a “refresh”–
Download from ESS Website–
Detailed instructions in DB2 Web Query FAQ for Sellers Document
Have not upgraded to DB2 Web Query yet?
–
New orders will ship V1.1.2
Want to try new version for 70 days?
–
Download 70 day trial from ESS Website–
But if you have 1.1.1 installed, 1.1.2 trial install REPLACES the 1.1.1 code–
Detailed instructions in DB2 Web Query FAQ for Sellers Document
Installation Instructions
–
https://www.ibm.com/developerworks/mydeveloperworks/wikis/home?lang=e
n#/wiki/W516d8b60d32c_4fc5_a811_5f3d840bf524/page/Installation
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IBM i & the PHP Marketplace
PHP–
An easy to use, open source, platform independent web scripting language with over 4.5M developers
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The Internet’s leading scripting language deployed in ~20M Internet domains*
–
Thousands of PHP applications available
System i & Zend–
April 2006 announced a multi-year agreement to deliver selected Zend PHP products and solutions for i5/OS®
–
4500+ have downloaded Zend Core for IBM i
* Source: http://www.php.net/usage.php http://www.ibm.com/systems/i/software/php
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DB2 Storage Engine for MySQL
MySQL support brings open source application portfolio to IBM i
DB2 Storage Engine now available with MySQL Community Edition 5.1.33
–
Download at: http://dev.mysql.com/downloads/mysql/5.1.html#i5os-savf
–
Availability with MySQL Enterprise Edition expected soon
Storage Engine allows existing MySQL-based applications to use DB2 for i for the data store
–
Consolidating database management for IBM i clients
Only general-purpose storage engine designed to allow access to data from outside of MySQL
–
Data available to DB2 Web Query, RPG, Java, ….
Distributed and supported by MySQL–
Supports IBM i 5.4 and 6.1
DB2 for i
DB2Web Query
Existing PHPApplication
MySQLIBMDB2I
http://www.redbooks.ibm.com/redbooks/pdfs/sg247705.pdf
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Asset Integration and Convergence
Virtualization and Optimization
Cloud Computing
Energy Efficiency and Green
Security
Information Management
Governance and Risk Management
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Increased business flexibility and productivity
Reduced complexity and costs
Simplified management of IT resources
Improved resource utilization
Power Systems IBM i : Virtualize Everything
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IBM Director
Centralize management and monitoring for multiple operating environments
–
IBM i, AIX 5L, Linux, and Windows operating systems
Open standards-based heterogeneous management tool
Complements iSeries Navigator
Integrated with PM iSeries for collecting and reporting multi-OS CPU utilization and capacity planning
An IBM Virtualization Engine systems service
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Continuous Operations (CO)
IT availability
Addresses planned outages only -
scheduled planned & unplanned outages will occurHigh Availability (HA)
IT availability
Addresses most planned and unplanned outage -
measured in minutes or hoursContinuous Availability (CA)
IT availability
Address all planned and unplanned outage -
measured in seconds or minutesDisaster Recovery (DR)
Site or facility loss -
measured in hours or daysBusiness Continuity (BC)
Business availability
Covers business structure and operations, human resources, IT availability -
DR, CA, HA, etc.
What are your business expectationsWhat does
your business require?
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level of availability
costs
Effective Systems Management
Data Management for Availability
Base Functions for Reliability, Availability and, Serviceability
99.9% 99.999%
Disaster Recovery, Clusters, and Redundancy
Corporate Commitment,Operation Automation, and
Specialist Consulting
Applications Designedfor Availability
Proper resources and skills
What is availability?
Availability is:
TechnologyResilient and redundant hardware and softwareIntelligent, modern applications
A disciplineMaximized systems management, skills and education
A corporate cultureFocus and commitment by both the business and IT organization
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Clear Requirements Help You Choose the Solution
Business Continuity Planning
– BCP: Business planning–
Budgeting, creation and validation of a plan for how an organization will recover and restore partially or completely interrupted critical
urgent functions within a predetermined time
Local High Availability
– HA: Campus or short city distances–
Unplanned outages–
Planned outages such as hardware or software upgrades–
Planned outages such as nightly backups
Disaster Recovery
– DR: A site loss–
Recovery from a fire, building loss, natural disaster, etc.–
Multiple sites–
Typically not used as a primary HA solution
Remote High Availability
– HA: Multiple sites over long distances–
Same as Local High Availability, but uses technologies and processes to extend the distance between sites
–
Additional network infrastructure, operations, testing, etc.
IT O
rgan
izat
ion
Bus
ines
san
d IT
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Define Business Resiliency Requirement Variables
Types of outages to be addressed–
Unplanned (for example, a hardware failure)–
Planned (for example, a software upgrade)–
Backups (for example, create copy of disk for on-line save to tape)–
Disasters (for example, site loss, power grid outage, etc).
Recovery Objectives–
Recovery Time Objective –
RTO:
Time to recovery from an outage–
Recovery Point Objective –
RPO:
The amount of tolerable data loss
Recovery tiers by application
(for example)–
Tier-0: minimal downtime needed–
Tier-1: 4 hours downtime tolerable–
Tier-2: Extended downtime of a day or more tolerable–
etc.
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Geographic Mirroring
•
Synch transmit copy
Metro Mirror
•
Sync
copy
•
DS6000 DS8000
Flash Copy
•
Point in time
copy
•
DS6000 DS8000
Switched IASPs
•
IOA or Tower *
IASP switch
End
-to-E
nd S
olut
ion
* Switchable towers limited to POWER6 and prior hardware -
avoid
Global Mirror
•
Async
copy
•
DS6000 DS8000
Geographic Mirroring
•
Asynch
transmit copy
LUN Level Switching
•
PowerHA
DS switch of IASP
•
DS6000 DS8000
IBM i Cluster Resource Services
DSCLI DS Command Line Interface –DS6000/8000
PowerHA SystemMirror -
HA Switchable Resources
PowerHA SystemMirror for i
(5770-HAS) –
7.1
Hess - 2010
IBM i 7.1 PowerHA for i –
New in 2010An IBM delivered, end-to-end solution for HA, DR and on-line backups
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Power Systems IBM i Availability Investments
19891989
19991999
20092009--20102010
OS/400 Clusters
HABP Cluster Partnership
Remote Journaling
Redundant power supplies
Select concurrent maintenance
High speed, parallel tape
6.1 & 7.1 PowerHA SystemMirror
Independent Auxiliary Storage Pools
Admin Domain replication
IBM i Geographic Mirroring
DS8000 LUN Level Switching
DS8000 Copy Services Integration
Quiesce for minimal save disruption
iCluster software replication
Journaling enhancements
RAID6, Dual RAID, Hot Spare, Disk Mirroring, RAID5 with Aux Cache
SSD –
Solid State Disks
Dual power connections
Increased server resiliency and concurrent node maintenance
Backup and Availability virtualization
IBM Lab Services for advanced solutions and consulting
Logical Replication (Partner)
Journaling
Checksum (software RAID5)
Reel-to-reel tape
UPS
IBM has a continuous investment strategy to deliver advanced Power Systems IBM i availability in order to meet varying client needs
Hess 2010
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Power Systems CBU for iOffering for
–
IBM i HA/DR environments–
520,720,550, 740, 750, 570, 770, 780, 595,795 –
JS12,JS22, PS702/701,PS700 –
Consolidation environments (AIX, i and Linux)
Offering Features–
IBM i & 5250 OLTP temporary entitlement transferability for HA/DR operations
Offering Supports–
Optional permanent processor activations can be purchased for the 570, 770, 780 and 595
–
Temporary transfer of IBM i processor license entitlements from primary to CBU system
–
Transfer of AIX and Linux licenses for HA operations business as usual
–
MES model upgrades to CBU from current CBU editions
–
Registration required for i operation system environments
Order CBU Specify code (required only for HA environments that include the IBM i)
http://www.ibm.com/systems/power/hardware/cbu/index
Perquisites –
Order CBU specify code when ordering a Power server
–
Minimum one processor entitlement of IBM i for all models and user entitlements for 520
–
Order at least one 5250 enterprise enablement if required
–
Primary server must be of equal or higher software tier
–
Registration of primary system and CBU is required prior to CBU order (new box or MES upgrade) being manufactured
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Future: IBM i “TEST/HA/DR Security System”
… !!
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The Value of Virtualization on POWER !
Reduce costs by increasing asset utilization
Redeploy talent to manage your business, not your infrastructure
Rapidly provision new servers
Drive new levels of IT staff productivity
Simplify server management and operations
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