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P4000P4000for

EPIC DAYS

Chet JacobsChief StorageWorks Evangelist.April 2010

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April 2010

HP StorageWorks portfolio –SAN StorageSAN Storage

XPEVA

P4000EVA6400

EVA8400

ce MSA*

XP24000 < 1.13 PBXP20000

P4000 iSAN

EVA4400

Outstanding TCO < 324 TB

Always-on availability < 851+ TB• Data center consolidation

+ disaster recovery• Large-scale Oracle/SAP d

Per

form

anc

S l bl Cl t d IP

MSA* < 454+ TB

• FC & iSCSI host ports• FC & FATA HDD• Storage consolidation

+ disaster recovery• Simplification through

virtualizationWi d HP UX Li

applications• HP-UX, Windows, + 20

more, including NonStop & mainframeLow cost consolidation

< 48TB• 4GB FC, 1GbE iSCSI, and

3Gb SAS

solid

atio

n an

d Scalable, Clustered IP SAN

< 960 TB• Scalable iSCSI

performance• Cost effective high

availabilitySi lifi d f • Windows, HP-UX, Linux, +

more• SAS & SATA together• Controller-based

snapshot/clone• Windows, Linux, VMware• WEB, Exchange, SQL

Con

s • Simplified mgmt for virtualization

• VMware, Citrix, Hyper-V, Windows, Linux

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Business Continuity and Availability

Scale UP vs. Scale OUT

Scale-UP Storage Scale-OUT Storage

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HP StorageWorks P4000 IS UNIQUE

• Scalable performance and capacitySTORAGE

CLUSTERING

• Beyond the box availabilityNETWORK RAID

• Reduce costs, increase capacity utilizationTHIN PROVISIONING

• Data protection, tape storage reductionSNAPSHOT

• Disaster recovery via integrated replicationREMOTE COPY

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HP StorageWorks P4000 IS UNIQUE

STORAGE NODE:

Disk, Cache CPU, NICsDisk, Cache CPU, NICs

- Hardware RAID- SAN/iQ storage softwareg- Redundant cooling- Redundant power

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HP StorageWorks P4000 IS UNIQUE

SAS

A cluster of storage nodes• Each node contains capacity (disk drives),

a storage controller (CPU) cache (RAM)a storage controller (CPU), cache (RAM) , network bandwidth (1or 10 GE)

• The SAN is comprised of 2 to 16 nodes managed as a single system

• Volumes are striped across all available pnodes in a cluster

Grow on your terms• Add new nodes at any time non-

disruptively scaling capacity and

SATA

p y g p yperformance

• Automated re-allocation of volumes• Supports multiple tiers with online data

migration

Centralized management• One console for all LeftHand P4000

storage across multiple sites− local data center and remote offices

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− Physical and virtual P4000

HP StorageWorks P4000 IS UNIQUE

A D A D

A cluster of storage nodes• Each node contains capacity (disk drives),

a storage controller (CPU) cache (RAM)

A B

BC

A B

BC

a storage controller (CPU), cache (RAM) , network bandwidth (1or 10 GE)

• The SAN is comprised of 2 to 16 nodes managed as a single system

• Volumes are striped across all available

C D C D

pnodes in a cluster

Grow on your terms• Add new nodes at any time non-

disruptively scaling capacity and p y g p yperformance

• Automated re-allocation of volumes• Supports multiple tiers with online data

migration

Centralized management• One console for all LeftHand P4000

storage across multiple sites− local data center and remote offices

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− Physical and virtual P4000

HP StorageWorks P4000 IS UNIQUE

Synchronous Highly Available Storage

A D A D

• One SAN Deployed• <6 ms latency

Seamless VMware Integration

A B A B

BC BC

teg at o• Provides Server fault tolerance

and high availability

Centralized management• All Managed through a single

C D C D

• All Managed through a single interface

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StorageWorks P4000 VSAHP P4000 VSA transforms server disk drives into a redundant virtual SAN

• The only virtual appliance to be certified on the VMware SAN hardware compatibility list (Jun ‘09)p y ( )

Redundant Virtual SAN

VSAVSAVSA

Server disk drives

VSAVSAVSA

VMware ESX Cluster

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Changing the Game on DELL

VSA

VSA

Server AND Storage High Availability

Within ANY 2 HP Servers

Si l ft dd

– More Cost

More Power ConsumptionSimple software add-on

Free 30 day trial www.hp.com/go/tryvsa

– More Power Consumption

– More rack space

– STILL a single point of

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g pfailure

P4000 Sales Tools

Leverage P4000 Daily Webinar www.hp.com/go/lefthand/overview• Shortens time to close• Held 3 times per week• Live presentation / Live product demonstration / Live Q&A

VSA Free 30 Day Trial www.hp.com/go/tryvsa

P4000 Overlay Sales Team• 28 on SMB/SLED

6 G1K• 6 on G1K• 3 on Fed

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EVA Update

The EVA Family

EVA 8000EVA 8100

EVA 8400

Enterprise Virtual Array

EVA 5000EVA 8000

EVA 6400

EVA 6000EVA 6100

EVA 3000 EVA 4000 EVA 4100

EVA 4400

EVA 3000 EVA 4000

11/2001 5/2003 5/2005 6/2007 2/2008 3/2009

EVAx400 FamilyEVA4400

4 host ports, 2 cache mirror 8 host ports, 2 cache mirrorEVA6400

8 host ports, 2 cache mirrorEVA8400

Cntr 1

ports, 4 device ports

1

ports, 8 device ports ports, 12 device ports

Cntr 11 Cntr 1

1

21

29

Cntr 28

Cntr 29

11

19

Cntr 2

1

9

11

• 8 disk enclosures max• 96 disks max• device ports

• 18 disk enclosures max• 216 disks max• device ports

• 27 disk enclosures max• 324 disks max• device ports

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device ports of each controllerare tied together

device portsof each controllerare tied together

• larger capacity• higher performance

device portsof each controllerare tied together

• larger capacity• higher performance

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Tiered storage within an EVA

Solid State Disks - SSDSolid State Disks SSD Most IO intensive data, indices …

Online FC disks active data, local and remote mirroring,

N O li FATA di k

, g,instant recovery …

Near-Online FATA disks infrequently accessed data, fast recovery, backup to disk …

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Traditional Disk Array Approach

RAID Controller

Traditional Disk Array Approach

RAID Controller

Disk Groups &

RAID5RAID1

pRAID Level

RAID5RAID1Dedicated

Spare Disk(s)

Spare

Traditional Disk Array Approach

0 1 2Presented LUNs

RAID Controller

RAID5RAID1 RAID5RAID1

LUN 1

LUN 0

SpareLUN 2

Traditional Disk Array ApproachRAID levels in separate small Disk Groups, dispersed LUNs, beware of hot-spots

0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7Presented LUNs

RAID0RAID5 RAID1

RAID ControllerDisk

Groups

RAID5RAID1

LUN 7

LUN 6LUN 3LUN 4

LUN 5

Spare

RAID5RAID1

LUN 1

LUN 0

LUN 2

Spare

Spare Disks

The HP way of virtualizationDisk groups, segments, block mapping tables & sparing

Enterprise Virtual Array ControllerBlock Mapping

Table

Reserved Spare

Capacity

Disk Group

The HP way of virtualization LUN/vdisk allocation

21Presented LUNs

Virtual Array Controller

LUN 2 (RAID5)

LUN 1 (RAID1)

The HP way of virtualizationCapacity upgrade and load leveling

Enterprise Virtual Array Controller

11 22 33Enterprise Virtual Array Controller

LUN 1LUN 2

LUN 3LUN 1 LUN 3

The HP way of virtualizationOnline Volume Growth and Shrinking*

1 2Enterprise Virtual Array Controller

LUN 2 LUN 1

* EVA capability, requires OS/FS support; first OSes with shrink support: Windows Server 2008, HP-UX 11.23, 11.31

The HP way of virtualizationAll RAID levels within a Disk Groups, optimal striping, no hot-spots

1 32Presented LUNs

Enterprise Virtual Array Controller

Block Mapping

Spare Capacity

LUN 2 Block Mapping

Table LUN 1 LUN 3

Disk Group(s)

Array performance comparison

Traditional ArrayTh f f i l LUN i li it d b th

HP EVAThe performance of a single LUN is limited by the

number of disks of the RAID Group it belongs to.Each LUN can achieve the performance of all disks in the disk group.

Max potential

12 12 7 8 8 4 7 7 40 40 40 40 40 40 40 40potential

performance of a single

LUN in disks

RAID Controller

0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7

Enterprise Virtual Array Controller0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7

RAID5 GroupRAID1 Group

RAID0 Group

RAID5 Group RAID1 Group

LUN 3

LUN 4LUN 5

SpareSpareLUN 7

LUN 6 Disk Group 1

LUN 1

LUN 0

SpareSpareLUN 2

Competitive landscapep p

Virtual ITVirtual IT

Enterprise application

consolidation

Enterprise application

consolidation

Data center consolidationData center

consolidationScale-out enterpriseScale-out enterprise

Remote officeRemote office XPVirtual IT deployment

Virtual IT deployment

consolidationconsolidationRemote office consolidationRemote office consolidation

MSA 2000P4000 VSA

X1000/X3000

P4300 /P4500X3000

EVAScNAS 4400

EMCCX4 120-960

XPIBRIX

EMCSymmetrix DMX

IBRIX

NetAppGX

DellPowerVault

MD1000/MD3000EQL PS4000

X1000/X3000Dell

EQL PS6000NX3000

NetApp

NS 120-960

NetAppFAS3100FAS6000

Low cost consolidation

Low cost consolidation

EQL PS4000NX300/NX3000/NX4

NetAppFAS 2000

FAS 3100

EMCCX4 120-240NS120/NS480

FAS6000

consolidationconsolidation

Vertical

EMCAX4NX4

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General PurposeFocus

EVA product fitpCommitted to continued

investment in an FC Storage-centric IT managers own the

ERP, CRM, SAP is driving the storage

infrastructurepurchase decisionneed

Start with EVA, reconsider if…

Re-evaluating storage Lowest cost

t hi h L b d idth L t tstorage infrastructure

along with server

virtualization.

storage high availability

between 2+ sites is required.

Low bandwidth IP replication is

required.

Lowest cost shared storage

required.virtualization.

Change the conversation to P4000 MSA

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HP StorageWorks P4000 product fitg pEntrenched

competition in new Server-centric IT

managers own the Server virtualization is driving the storage

HP accountpurchase decisionneed

Start with P4000, reconsider if…

New enterprise li ti FC b d

Lowest TCO and $/ bl GB f L t tapplications are

driving the storage

purchase.

FC based replication is

required.

$/usable GB for large

environments (100TB+).

Lowest cost shared storage

required.

Change the conversation to EVA MSA

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Thank You!

Questions

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