A Services view of IBM's

Servers and Storage

Jim Grecni
Executive IT Architect
IBM Consultant and System Integrators
SI Logo grecni@us.ibm.com

© 2007 IBM Corporation

Goals

 Provide an introduction to IBM’s Server and Storage Line.

 Position the application areas/service opportunities that best

fit each server/storage brand.

 Answer questions.

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Agenda

 Overview of IBM Server/Storage Solutions

 Server/Storage Solutions
 System z
 Power Systems
 Modular Systems
 Storage
 Wrap up and Q&A

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The IBM Suite of Servers and Storage – The most complete line in the
industry.

System z™ System p™ System i™ System x™ System Storage™

Best Quality #1 Unix Platform Integrated, simple, Blades #1 Market #1 Storage
of Service for SAP flexible systems Share Vendor in 2005
Zero down time Performance
Integrated X Architecture
Key Features Key Features
• The mission critical • Market Leader Unix Key Features Key Features Key Features
platform System •The integrated platform • The flexible platform • Virtualization
• Industry leading virtual • Unmatched scalability • Integrated 64-bit • Windows & Linux •Simplified
partitioning for z/OS in distributed market architecture, LPAR Platform for SAP management
and Linux • Fastest, most • Integrated Database • Revolutionary • Heterogeneous
•Leading Edge sophisticated UNIX (parallel DB ) Enterprise X- Server Support
Security, Availability, processors • Lowest TCO Architecture technology •Disk, Tape, SANs,
Scalability •Industry leading • Enhanced security for Intel NAS & iSCSI
• Support all modern virtualization
standards • Combine AIX, i, and/or Key Areas Key Areas Key Areas
Linux • SMB • Appliance functions • IT Optimization
Key areas • Integrated solutions (e.g. web/print/file • Storage Migration
• Application Key Areas such as SAP All-In-One sharing) • Information Availability
Modernization • ERP • Small data • Accounts • Information Security
• SOA • Data server / Business centers/limited IT staff standardized on • Information Retention
• IT Optimization Warehouse Wintel/Lintel • Information
• ERP • IT Optimization Compliance
• Web applications/SOA

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Agenda

 Overview of IBM Server/Storage Solutions

 Server/Storage Solutions
 System z
 Power Systems
 Modular Systems
 Storage
 Wrap up and Q&A

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 IBM System z family
IBM System z10 EC (2097)
IBM System z9 EC (2094) IBM System z9 BC (2096)

 Announced 4/06 - Superscalar Server with 8 PUs

 Announced 7/05 - Superscalar Server with up to 64 PUs  2 models – Up to 4-way  Announce 2/08 - Server with up to 77 PUs
 5 models – Up to 54-way  High levels of Granularity available  5 models – Up to 64-way
 Granular Offerings for up to 8 CPs  73 Capacity Indicators  Granular Offerings for up to 12 CPs
 PU (Engine) Characterization  PU (Engine) Characterization  PU (Engine) Characterization
 CP, SAP, IFL, ICF, zAAP, zIIP  CP, SAP, IFL, ICF, zAAP, zIIP  CP, SAP, IFL, ICF, zAAP, zIIP
 On Demand Capabilities  On Demand Capabilities  On Demand Capabilities
 CUoD, CIU, CBU, On/Off CoD  CUoD, CIU, CBU, On/Off CoD
 CUoD, CIU, CBU, On/Off CoD, CPE
 Memory – up to 512 GB  Memory – up to 64 GB
 Channels  Memory – up to 1.5 TB
 Channels  Channels
 Four LCSSs  Two LCSSs
 Multiple Subchannel Sets  Four LCSSs
 Multiple Subchannel Sets
 MIDAW facility  MIDAW facility  Multiple Subchannel Sets
 63.75 subchannels  63.75 subchannels  MIDAW facility
 Up to 1024 ESCON channels  Up to 420 ESCON channels  63.75 subchannels
 Up to 336 FICON channels  Up to 112 FICON channels  Up to 1024 ESCON channels
 Enhanced FICON Express2 and 4  Enhanced FICON Express2 4 Gbps  Up to 336 FICON channels
 10 GbE, GbE, 1000BASE-T  10 GbE, GbE, 1000BASE-T  Enhanced FICON Express2 and 4
 Coupling Links  Coupling Links  10 GbE, GbE, 1000BASE-T
 Configurable Crypto Express2  Configurable Crypto Express2  InfiniBand Coupling Links*
 Parallel Sysplex clustering  Parallel Sysplex clustering  Configurable Crypto Express2
 HiperSockets – up to 16  HiperSockets – up to 16  Parallel Sysplex clustering
 Up to 60 logical partitions  Up to 30 logical partitions  HiperSockets – up to 16
 Enhanced Availability  Enhanced Availability  Up to 60 logical partitions
 Operating Systems  Operating Systems  Enhanced Availability
 z/OS, z/VM, z/VSE, TPF, z/TPF, Linux on System z9  z/OS, z/OS.e, z/VM, z/VSE, TPF, z/TPF, Linux on
System z9
 Operating Systems
 z/OS, z/VM, z/VSE, TPF, z/TPF, Linux on System z

* All statements regarding IBM's future direction and intent are subject to change or withdrawal without notice, and represent goals and objectives only.

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60% of System z revenue is driven by new
workloads (Java, Linux, Database, SOA),
generating new services opportunities.

 Application modernization

 Service Oriented Architecture

 IT resource optimization
 Linux server consolidation
 Master data management hub
 Centralized disaster recovery and backup
 Consolidation for IT utility functions – security,
Web application servers, network functions, etc.

 Large ERP workloads – SAP, Oracle

applications

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System z10 Designed for New Customer Workloads
New System z10 based solutions for workloads and Industry
processes that leverage the full power of System z10

 Operational Business Intelligence on System z10

 SAP Business Intelligence Accelerator on System z10

 Consolidation & Virtualization Server Optimization and

Integration Services for System z10

 Encryption Authentication - Digital Certificate Authority

on System z10

 SOA Core Banking Renovation & Payments Framework

for System z10

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Service Oriented Architecture and Industry Specific Solutions
Powered on System z10

Banking and Payments

 ACI Worldwide’s BASE24-eps for Banking Payments
 EFD Data Navigator for Banking Payments
 Core Banking Renovation with SmartBank SOA Solutions
 Enterprise Payments Platform powered by System z
 SAS Fraud Management
Insurance Industry
 Life Insurance SOA on System z
Public Sector
 Informs Student Information System (SISJ2K)
 Integrated Case Management with Cúram Software
Automotive Industry
 Supplier Parts Quality on System z

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When to choose System z (mainframes)?
 7x24 Application Availability
 99.999% DB Reliability
 Highest availability for critical SAP functions
 Minimize Planned Outages
 Capacity and Scalability  Highest Degree of Security
 Vertical and horizontal
 64 bit addressing
 Improved DB intensive performance
 Sysplex with Coupling Facility
 IO Bandwidth, data in memory (upto 32 GB)
 Large Database Manageability
 Multi-Terabyte Databases w/ hdw. compression
 Online Backup and Reorganizations
 Storage technology (flash copy, snapshot)
 Self tuning DASD - PAV, multiple allegiance
 Leverage and Protect Investment
 Multiple LPARs and Priority Schemes
 OS/390 and Linux application servers
 Proven automation and end-to-end system management.
 DR ready - GDPS - cold, warm, AND hot
 Non-disruptive CBU on/off
 OS/390 and DB2 Skills and Tools

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Agenda

 Overview of IBM Server/Storage Solutions

 Server/Storage Solutions
 System z
 Power Systems
 Modular Systems
 Storage
 Wrap up and Q&A

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 Power Systems Family

Specialty Power Servers

Power Systems Family
Power 595

Blue Gene

Power 570

Power 575

Power 550
Express

Power 520 Cell Solutions / Cell

Express Blades QS21

History of Consistency
BladeCenter
JS12/JS22 On time delivery
Continued Binary compatibility
Mainframe-inspired reliability
Industry leading virtualization
Combine AIX, i, and/or Linux
Complete flexibility for workload deployment
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Popular Solution Areas for IBM Power Systems

 Oracle
 For Nine out of the last Eleven Oracle Fiscal Quarters IBM System p
has:
 Delivered more UNIX based revenue ($$) to Oracle than any other
technology provider.
 Delivered more UNIX based new licenses (share) to Oracle than
any other technology provider
 SAP
 #1 SAP Unix Platform
 Data Warehousing/Business Intelligence
 SOA
 Transaction Processing Systems
 CPU Intensive Applications
 IBM’s Support Computers are all based on Power

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When Power Servers – with AIX/Linux
When you need one or more of
 Customer requires/prefers/has UNIX / AIX these:
 Performance
 Scalability
 High Scalability Required  Advanced Virtualization
 UNIX
 Architectural Flexibility
 High Availability Requirement
 Highly Reliable Hardware (mainframe-originated RAS features)
 Fully Redundant
 Maximum Performance

 Improved Hardware Utilization

 Logical partitions (LPARs); Dynamic LPARs; Micro-Partitioning

 Virtual I/O Server with Shared I/O Resources
 Lower TCO vs Competitors – more work with less processors, lower
software license costs.
 Better ROI

 #1 IBM Platform for SAP (largest number of installations)

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IBM i is an integral part of Power Systems
The 2008 unification of the former System i
and System p product lines was the end result
of years of effort. Power Systems hardware
offers a simplified ordering structure for all
IBM midrange computer systems.

System i has a long history based on the

principles of:
 Code reuse
Code written in 1975 still runs today, leveraging
the latest hardware
 Integration
Database, printing, communications and more
are integrated into the server
 Simplicity
Designed for business & ease of operation
Security
The object oriented structure of i is inherently
secure
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Typical Applications
Typical applications range across the board. With literally thousands of IBM and Business
Partner offerings, the odds are, if you can do it, you can do it on IBM i!

Application development in multiple languages

Business Integration across the enterprise
Commerce for both brick & mortar and e-business
Database and data management with highly compliant DB2
Networking and communications built in
Portals and collaboration with Rational, Lotus and WebSphere products
Systems management with the latest in GUI and Web based tools
Web and Application Servers, both proprietary and open source

See the full list at: http://www-03.ibm.com/systems/i/software/index.html

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When System i?
 Customer has limited IT skills and can benefit from simplified
integrated system management
When you need one or
more of these:
 System I provides all the features of System p with integrated Simplified system
DB2 and simplified system management. management
Support small IT shop
Performance
 High Scalability Required  Scalability
 Advanced Virtualization
 High Availability Requirement  Architectural Flexibility

 Highly Reliable Hardware (mainframe-originated RAS features)

 Fully Redundant
 Maximum Performance
 Improved Hardware Utilization
 Logical partitions (LPARs); Dynamic LPARs; Micro-Partitioning
 Virtual I/O Server with Shared I/O Resources
 Lower TCO vs Competitors – more work with less

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Agenda

 Overview of IBM Server/Storage Solutions

 Server/Storage Solutions
 System z
 Power Systems
 Modular Systems
 Storage
 Wrap up and Q&A

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Modular’s X Architecture Evolution

IBM announced X Architecture : 2001

• Building on 40 Years of Mainframe server Experience
• Evolving superior technology into an brand “X”
environment
• Beginning with RAS
• Growing with Intel/AMD Chipset technologies
• Focusing on Performance aspect of server : Memory
• Full Circle to Balanced Workflow Optimization
• Green Design Influence

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Modular Systems: Linux, Windows // AMD & Intel
Towers, Racks, & Blades

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When System x (Intel or AMD servers)?

 Customer Skills
 Windows/Linux on Intel or AMD is required
 Industry Standards
 Commodity Based Product
 Highly Scalable
 Far Better than Competition in this Class
 Large SAP Homogeneous Configurations
 Good Scalability in 3 Tier Configurations
 Capable of > 130,00 SAPS (over 26,000 SAPS at DB Layer)
x3950 – 32 way (16 DC Paxville Processors), 3.0GHz
 Highly Reliable
 Redundant Components

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IBM BladeCenter Technology Today 2008
IBM BladeCenter is a simple integration of servers, storage and networking.
Its innovative, open design offers a true alternative to sprawling racks and
overheated server rooms
 Built on the IBM X-Architecture strategy
 Five different chassis to choose from
 Blade Center S added for Stream-lined/SMB Environments
 Seven different blades, including solid-state design and a range of expansion
modules
 An expansive I/O portfolio with simplified deployment and failover capability
 Software for systems, energy and virtualization management
 IBM services and support
 June Announcement:
 New Cell Technology : QS22
 Single Socket: HS12 & JS12

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When BladeCenter?

 Customer requires Blades

 Data Center footprint/efficiency is most critical

 Low Power/Energy consumption requirements

 May be the lowest cost solution in some situations

 Could be application servers for large DB servers (System p,

System z)

 Can mix and match AIX, Linux, Windows and Cell blades in the
same chassis

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Agenda

 Overview of IBM Server/Storage Solutions

 Server/Storage Solutions
 System z
 Power Systems
 Modular Systems
 Storage
 Wrap up and Q&A

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IBM System Storage Solutions Update
IBM eServers Nseries N7000,N5000
& N3000
DS8000 and
DS6000 Disk
Ethernet

Ethernet Fiber DS4000 and XIV

Fiber Disk

IBM DS3200
Fiber
& DS3300 TS Family of
IBM DS3400
SCSI & SAN Tape Drives
iSCSI Disk
FC Disk Fiber and Libraries

Virtualization
IBM TotalStorage
SVC V4.3
Software and TPC IBM Data Retention 550 .

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 Enterprise Disk Family Positioning
Aligned to Client’s IT Requirements

Mainframe, System i Distributed Heterogeneous NAS

DS8000 XIV
Mainframe & Distributed Competitive Takeout SVC
N series
Data Protection / Continuous Availability SIMPLE capacity mgmt. Multi-vendor open
Thin provisioning storage NAS or File
High-end Disaster Recovery Storage
TierLess
Data migration support
OLTP
Optimized for capacity Space Efficient
Optimized for Capacity growth: >50 TB growth > 50TB Replication Combined file
and block
DS6000 DS4000 Thin Provisioning support in
• Mainframe and Modular, scalable disk storage (start small one system
System i and grow incrementally)
Mid-range • Compatible copy
services w/DS8K Low cost /TB
• Optimized for
capacity < 50 TB Basic snapshot and mirroring capabilities
Optimized for capacity < 50TBs

DCS9550 Scale-Out
High
Support intensive computational applications File Services
Performance Requiring high sequential bandwidth - HPC, SoFS –
Computing Digital Media, and Clustered DVS massive
scalability

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Storage is not just about hardware but about solutions

Information Availability Information Security

Deliver continuous and reliable Protect and enable secure
access to information sharing of information
 Support recovery
 Geographically scenarios
Dispersed Parallel  Control Media,
Encrypted accessKey Management
Sysplex (GDPS)
 Virtualize storage zSecure Suite
 Protect “data in motion”
 Scale Out FileManagement
Services (SOFS) Tivoli Compliance
 Protect “data atInsight
rest” Manager
 Simplify

Information Retention Information Compliance

Support your information Reduce reputation risks
retention policies and audit deficiencies
 Flexible
 Grid Medical tiered storage
Archiving (GMAS)  Discover and
Compliance classify data
Warehouse
 Virtual
 Policy-based
Tape System (VTS)
archival  Implement
Data Retentionclasses
Systemof(DR550)
service
 Indexing and long term retention  Support data governance policy

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Agenda

 Overview of IBM Server/Storage Solutions

 Server/Storage Solutions
 System z
 Power Systems
 Modular Systems
 Storage
 Wrap up and Q&A

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The IBM Suite of Servers and Storage – The most complete line in the
industry.

System z™ System p™ System i™ System x™ System Storage™

Best Quality #1 Unix Platform Integrated, simple, Blades #1 Market #1 Storage
of Service for SAP flexible systems Share Vendor in 2005
Zero down time Performance
Integrated X Architecture
Key Features Key Features
• The mission critical • Market Leader Unix Key Features Key Features Key Features
platform System •The integrated platform • The flexible platform • Virtualization
• Industry leading virtual • Unmatched scalability • Integrated 64-bit • Windows & Linux •Simplified
partitioning for z/OS in distributed market architecture, LPAR Platform for SAP management
and Linux • Fastest, most • Integrated Database • Revolutionary • Heterogeneous
•Leading Edge sophisticated UNIX (parallel DB ) Enterprise X- Server Support
Security, Availability, processors • Lowest TCO Architecture technology •Disk, Tape, SANs,
Scalability •Industry leading • Enhanced security for Intel NAS & iSCSI
• Support all modern virtualization
standards • Combine AIX, i, and/or Key Areas Key Areas Key Areas
Linux • SMB • Appliance functions • IT Optimization
Key areas • Integrated solutions (e.g. web/print/file • Storage Migration
• Application Key Areas such as SAP All-In-One sharing) • Information Availability
Modernization • ERP • Small data • Accounts • Information Security
• SOA • Data server / Business centers/limited IT staff standardized on • Information Retention
• IT Optimization Warehouse Wintel/Lintel • Information
• ERP • IT Optimization Compliance
• Web applications/SOA

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Contacts

 Sogeti:
 Jean-Marc Gaultier - Global Alliance VP (Jean-Marc.Gaultier@us.sogeti.com)
 Sunil Talreja - US VP IBM Open Systems Practice (Sunil.Talreja@us.sogeti.com)

 IBM
 Jerry Woodard - IBM Global Alliance Exec (Jwoodar@us.ibm.com) 214-534-8122
Mobile
 Jeffrey Loftus - IBM Software Sales (jcloftus@us.ibm.com) 301-803-3879 Office
 Lon Holden - IBM Global Software Solution Manager (lholden@us.ibm.com) 816-
556-6893 Office
 Carolyn Tung - IBM Server Sales Client Manager (ctung@ca.ibm.com) 289-333-
3973 Office
 Jim Grecni, IBM Executive IT Architect (grecni@us.ibm.com), 203-486-2005 Office

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