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IBM BladeCenter Enterprise Blade Servers
IBM Technology Truck
System x & BladeCenter …le novita’!!
maggio 2009
Maurilio Manzoni
Channel Development Mgr
[email protected]
Cell. 335.7368704
Cosa offre IBM ?
Innovazione da leader
I prodotti cambiano troppo
rapidamente…..
…la visione no
DETTA LA STRADA
Dall’e-business attraverso la
System Agenda fino alla
Dynamic Infrastructure …per
uno Smarter Planet !
IBM System x Portfolio :
l’intero spettro delle necessita’ IT
IBM fornisce ai clienti la scelta GIUSTA non una taglia per tutti !
iDataPlex
Enterprise eX4
(High-end)
Server Consolidation,
Virtualization, Enterprise
Workloads (SQL, SAP, Oracle)
Migrate client’s rack installs for
increased density, energy efficiency
and simpler management with
Chassis and servers tailored to
client needs
BladeCenter
Web 2.0,
HPC,
Grid
Scale Up
For client applications requiring massive
scale out of 100’s or 1000’s of parallel
processing nodes in Web 2.0 Data
Centers, Clusters, and Large Grids
Transition virtualization and enterprise workloads
(SAP, Oracle, SQL, etc…) requiring high availability
and large memory footprints to High-end System x.
Infrastructure
Simplification,
Application Serving,
Energy Efficiency
Scale Out
System x Rack
and Tower
Single Applications
Find opportunities for single
application deployments and sell value
of an “Xccelerated refresh” to new
technology using fewer servers with
improved power efficiency and
performance to take costs out
Over five years of BladeCenter leadership
BladeCenter
Integration
2002
Systems
Management
BladeCenter
Telco
2003
2004
Open
BladeCenter
Spec
2005
Virtualized
hosted client
BladeCenter
High Perf.
2006
BladeCenter S
2007…
High-Speed
Open
Telco and Office Fabric
Chassis
Manager
IBM System x Sales Training
IBM BladeCenter Enterprise Blade Servers
HS12
HS21
HS21 XM
LS22
LS42
Most affordable and
green blade for singlethreaded apps
General-purpose
enterprise blade
Extended memory
blade server for extra
performance
High performance
computing blade
1 Socket
2 Socket
2 Socket
2 Socket
JS22 Express
Innovative ,click-nExceptional value AIX,
Commercial AIX and
scale enterprise
Linux or IBN i blade
Linux application
application blade server
built on POWER6
server built on POWER6
2 - 4 Socket
1 Socket
2 Socket
Proc: Xeon QC
Mem: 6 DIMM / 24GB
Proc: Xeon QC
Proc: Xeon QC
Proc: Opteron QC
Proc: Opteron QC
Proc: IBM POWER6
Proc: IBM POWER6
Mem: 4 DIMM / 16GB
Mem: 8 DIMM / 32GB
Mem: 8 DIMM / 32GB
Mem: 16 DIMM / 64GB
Mem: 8 DIMM / 32GB
Mem: 4 DIMM / 32GB
HDD: 2 HS
HDD: 2
HDD: 1
HDD: 2
HDD: 2
HDD: 2
HDD: 1
Key Features
Key Features
• 2 hot-swap HDDs
• 2 HDDs
• SAS/SATA/SSD
• SAS or SSD
• Optional battery
backed cache
• Optional memory
expansion blade
Key Features
Key Features
• Max internal memory • 2P, 8 DIMMs, &
2HDDs in 30mm
• SAS or dual-layer
• Max mem per socket
Key Features
Sample Applications
Sample Applications
Key Features
• Only blade that can
• AIX, i5/OS, Linux
scale from 2P, 30mm • PowerVM
to 4P, 60mm
virtualization
• Pay-as-you-grow
• EnergyScale
SSD
• Memory booster for
lower latency
• Embedded
hypervisor for
• Fast 800MHz memory • Internal USB port
instand virtualization
(hypervisor-ready)
Sample Applications
• E-mail / Collaboration
• E-mail/Collaboration
• Virtualization
• HPC
• Virtualization
• Hosted Client
• Hosted Client
• Research
• Server consolidation • Application serving
• Web Serving
• Web Serving
• Memory-intensive
applications
• Modeling
• Database
Cons. / DB
Cons. / DB
Ent. Perf.
Ent. Perf.
Bus. App.
Infr. App.
Bus. App.
HS12
Infr. App.
• Cons.
Web Serving
/ DB
HS21
Bus. App.
Infr. App.
Ent. Perf.
HS21
XM
Sample Applications
• Small database
• Perfect for SMB with
the BladeCenter S
• Business Intelligence
•
Supported
Cons. / DB
Cons.
/ DB in all
chassis
Cons. / DB
Ent. Perf.
Sample Applications
• DDR2 memory
Sample Applications
• E-mail/Collaboration
7
JS12 Express
LS22
Ent. Perf.
LS42
Ent. Perf.
Key Features
• AIX, SLES or Red Hat
Linux
• Advanced POWER
Virtualization
• Integrated Virtual
Ethernet
Sample Applications
• Virtualization
• JAVA and web
serving
• HPC
Cons. / DB
Ent. Perf.
JS22
JS12
Bus. App.
Bus. App.
Bus. App.
Bus. App.
Infr. App.
Infr. App.
Infr. App.
Infr. App.
© 2008 IBM Corporation
IBM System x Sales Training
IBM BladeCenter Enterprise Blade Servers
HS12
HS22
LS22
LS42
Most affordable and
green blade for singlethreaded apps
“No Compromise” Enterprise Blade
High performance
computing blade
1 Socket
2 Socket
2 Socket
JS12 Express
JS22 Express
Innovative ,click-nExceptional value AIX,
Commercial AIX and
scale enterprise
Linux or IBN i blade
Linux application
application blade server
built on POWER6
server built on POWER6
2 - 4 Socket
1 Socket
2 Socket
Proc: Xeon QC
Mem: 6 DIMM / 24GB
Proc: Xeon QC
Proc: Opteron QC
Proc: Opteron QC
Proc: IBM POWER6
Proc: IBM POWER6
Mem: 12 DIMM / 96GB
Mem: 8 DIMM / 32GB
Mem: 16 DIMM / 64GB
Mem: 8 DIMM / 32GB
Mem: 4 DIMM / 32GB
HDD: 2 HS
HDD: 2 HS
HDD: 2
HDD: 2
HDD: 2
HDD: 1
Key Features
Key Features
• 2 hot-swap HDDs
• 2 HS HDDs with choice of SAS or SSD
• SAS/SATA/SSD
• Maximum memory on a blade
• Optional battery
backed cache
• Embedded hypervisor
• Max mem per socket
• IMM
• Battery-backed cache option
Sample Applications
Sample Applications
Key Features
• 2P, 8 DIMMs, &
2HDDs in 30mm
• Memory booster for
lower latency
Key Features
Sample Applications
Key Features
• Only blade that can
• AIX, i5/OS, Linux
scale from 2P, 30mm • PowerVM
to 4P, 60mm
virtualization
• Pay-as-you-grow
• EnergyScale
• Fast 800MHz memory • Internal USB port
(hypervisor-ready)
Sample Applications
• DDR2 memory
Sample Applications
• E-mail / Collaboration
• Virtualization
• HPC
• Virtualization
• Hosted Client
• E-mail/Collaboration
• Research
• Server consolidation • Application serving
• Web Serving
• Hosted Client
• Modeling
• Database
Cons. / DB
Cons. / DB
Cons. / DB
Ent. Perf.
Ent. Perf.
Ent. Perf.
Bus. App.
Bus. App.
Infr. App.
HS12
Infr. App.
HS22
• Small database
• Perfect for SMB with
the BladeCenter S
• Business Intelligence
•
Supported
Cons. / DB
Cons.
/ DB in all
chassis
• Web Serving
8
Solo da IBM
LS22
Ent. Perf.
LS42
Ent. Perf.
Key Features
• AIX, SLES or Red Hat
Linux
• Advanced POWER
Virtualization
• Integrated Virtual
Ethernet
Sample Applications
• Virtualization
• JAVA and web
serving
• HPC
Cons. / DB
Ent. Perf.
JS22
JS12
Bus. App.
Bus. App.
Bus. App.
Bus. App.
Infr. App.
Infr. App.
Infr. App.
Infr. App.
© 2008 IBM Corporation
Nuovi annunci
IBM x86 Server Portfolio March 30 Announcements
Clusters, HPC,
Virtualization,
Web 2.0
& Cloud
Scale up / SMP computing
Large symmetrical
multiprocessing (SMP)
x3950 M2
1-4 nodes
dx360 M2
Cluster 1350
iDataPlex
High density
x3850 M2
x3755
BladeCenter
S, E, H, T, HT
2Q
x3650 M2
x3550 M2
x3500
X3400
x3100 x3200 M2
x3655
x3455
x3450
x3250
x3350
Scale out / distributed computing
HS22
HS22/12/21/21XM
LS22/42
JS12//22
QS22
The New Generation of IBM System x & BladeCenter
IBM System x3550 M2 and x3650 M2
• The IBM flagship 1U and 2U x86 rack servers
• Deploy energy efficient, virtualization optimized System
x rack servers
IBM BladeCenter HS22
• The no-compromise, workhorse blade with breakneck speed
• Deploy outstanding performance, flexible configuration
options and simple management in an efficient server
designed to run a broad range of workloads
IBM iDataPlex dx360 M2
• The fast, dense, cool, flexible iDataPlex server that offers
lower total cost of ownership without compromise
Reduce cost with increased performance
Smart Energy Design and 9:1 Consolidation Ratio
Customers can lower energy costs $100 per server per year and maintain workload levels with
significantly fewer of the new IBM x3650M2 servers
2
0
0
5
9 x346 Servers
Single-Core proc.
2
0 1 x3650M2 Server
0 Quad-Core proc.
9
 50% lower annual energy costs1
 8.8x more performance per server2
(1)
(2)
IBM Engineering Research Study, Feb’09
Based on Intel performance data, 2009
 89% floor space reduction
Reduce cost with increased performance
Save over 93% on energy costs alone; complete ROI as fast as 6 months
166 2P Rack
1U servers
(Xeon)
14 HS22
BladeCenter blades
(Xeon 5500)
3.95 racks
1 BladeCenter E
Chassis
0.17 of a rack
2
0
0
5
2
0
0
9
 Get the same or better performance
 Reduce your IT footprint by over 95%
 Get greater than 11:1 consolidation ratio
HS22
Nessun compromesso,
workhorse blade with breakneck speed
Che cosa abbiamo annunciato…
- Nuova 2-socket, 30mm blade basata su processori Intel Nehalem
EP
- Il prossimo “cavallo di battaglia” per IBM BladeCenter
- Follow-on delle HS21 e HS21 XM
Importanza dell’annuncio…
- Fornisce un “robusto set” di features che fa girare eccezionalmente
bene molti workloads
 2 processori supportano la maggior parte degli ultimi Intel server processor SKUs
 2 hot-swap internal storage bays supportano SAS, SATA e solid state
 12 memory DIMMs running up to 1333MHz
 PLUS MORE… (including, embedded hypervisor and battery-backed cache)
-
Time-to-market with the industry’s leading processor vendor
IBM imperative…
- Re-establish competitiveness of mainstream blade server offering
- Continue to build on our value of investment protection and
compatibility with full support in our enterprise and office chassis
IBM Customer Day 2009
HS22 Hardware Overview
Internal USB
(Embedded Hypervisor)
Optional RAID 5
w/ battery-backed
write-back cache
Dual and redundant power & I/O
connectors
2x Intel Xeon 5500 Processors
(Nehalem EP)
2x IO Expansion Slots
(1x CIOv + 1x CFFh)
2x hot-swap drive bays
(SAS, SATA or Solid State)
12x VLP DDR3 Memory
(96GB Max / 1333MHz Max)
© 2008 IBM Corporation
Positioning HS22 in the Blade Portfolio
IBM BladeCenter Blade Portfolio 1H09
Consolidation
Database
LS42
Scalable MP
HS22
Enterprise
Performance
DP
No
Compromise
Business
Applications
LS22
DP
HPC
Consolidations
Virtualization
HPC
JS21 / 22
PN41
Specialized
JS12 / JS22 / PN41
Specialized blades run specific workloads
better than anyone else
 Specific workloads
 Specific processors
LS42
Scaleable blade with more performance,
less power, and less cost than HP
 Click-n-scale 2P  4P
 Best 4P blade performance per watt
 Max memory
LS22
High performance, low power compute
blade for memory-intensive applications
 2 sockets, 8 DIMMs, & 2 HDDs
 Memory booster
 Internal USB
Infrastructure
Enterprise
SAP
Infrastructure
Applications
HS12
Uni HA
Low Cost
Virtualization
HS22
Versatile, easy to use blade optimized for
performance, power and cooling
 Truly balanced blade
 Great price/performance
 No compromise blade
HS12+
Low power, low cost blade for nonvirtualized workloads
 Cost-optimized platform
 No RAS trade-offs
 Easy to deploy and manage
La giusta soluzione per il giusto lavoro
The Race
....Qual’e’ il veicolo piu’ adatto?
La giusta soluzione per il giusto lavoro
The Race
Winner!
¼ mile drag strip
....Qual’e’ il veicolo piu’ adatto?
La giusta soluzione per il giusto lavoro
The Race
Winner!
¼ mile drag strip
con 10 ton di carico
....Qual’e’ il veicolo piu’ adatto?
New IBM System x and BladeCenter servers helps
to deliver a dynamic infrastructure with…
Reduce operating costs with higher performance, simplified
management, and increased utilization
Manage present and future risk in challenging economic
conditions with best-in-class RAS and future-proof IT
Improve service with an end-to-end approach to systems
management
La new generation
dei System x servers
ti da…
La ragione per investire in una infrastruttura IT che puo’
abbassare i costi operativi in un periodo di sfide
economiche migliorando servizi e competitivita’
La ragione per considerare IBM come il vendor di scelta
per l’infrastruttura IT
Maurilio Manzoni
[email protected]
Domande o Commenti ?
Grazie !
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Notes:
Performance is in Internal Throughput Rate (ITR) ratio based on measurements and projections using standard IBM benchmarks in a controlled environment. The actual throughput that
any user will experience will vary depending upon considerations such as the amount of multiprogramming in the user's job stream, the I/O configuration, the storage configuration, and the
workload processed. Therefore, no assurance can be given that an individual user will achieve throughput improvements equivalent to the performance ratios stated here.
IBM hardware products are manufactured from new parts, or new and serviceable used parts. Regardless, our warranty terms apply.
All customer examples cited or described in this presentation are presented as illustrations of the manner in which some customers have used IBM products and the results they may have
achieved. Actual environmental costs and performance characteristics will vary depending on individual customer configurations and conditions.
This publication was produced in the United States. IBM may not offer the products, services or features discussed in this document in other countries, and the information may be subject
to change without notice. Consult your local IBM business contact for information on the product or services available in your area.
All statements regarding IBM's future direction and intent are subject to change or withdrawal without notice, and represent goals and objectives only.
Information about non-IBM products is obtained from the manufacturers of those products or their published announcements. IBM has not tested those products and cannot confirm the
performance, compatibility, or any other claims related to non-IBM products. Questions on the capabilities of non-IBM products should be addressed to the suppliers of those products.
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