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©2010 IBM Corporation

DS8800

z/OS Systems Working Group

Jacques Glorieux

IBM Belgium

[email protected]

November 17, 2010

©2010 IBM Corporation

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Binary Compatibility

2004

2009

POWER5

POWER6

DS8800 builds on a m

arket-proven, reliable code base!

The IBM POWER processor has been behind the success of

IBM enterprise storage beginning with the Enterprise

Storage Server in 1999

4th-generation DS8000 enterprise disk system

2010

POWER6+

DS8800

DS8800

DS8000

DS8000

DS8700

DS8700

2006

POWER5+

DS8000

Turbo

DS8000

Turbo

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�Model 951 base and model 95E expansion

–951 with up to 2 x 95E expansion frames

•Maximum of three frames

•Maximum of 1056 drives

�Processor upgrade from P6 4.7Ghz to P6+

5Ghz

–2-way and 4-way options

�Business Class and Standard cabling

options

�Up to 8 PCIe Host Adapters (HA) per base

and first expansion frame

•8Gb/s FCP, FICON

•4 port and 8 port SW or LW

•Maximum of 16 HA per DS8800

�Up to 4 PCIe Device Adapter (DA) pairs per

base and first expansion frame

•8Gb/s FC

•4 port

•Maximum of 8 DA pairs per DS8800

DS8800 Hardware Changes

4th-generation DS8000 enterprise disk platform

Front view

(cover removed)

Management

Console

Drive

enclosures

Batteries

POWER 6+

Controllers

RearI/O drawers

Primary

Power

Supplies

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DS8800 Hardware Changes Continued

�Gigapack Disk enclosure

–2U enclosure 24 SFF SAS drives

–8Gb/s optical FC attachment

•Redundant control card

–Control card switch provides FC to SAS conversion

–Integrated redundant power supplies

�Drives

–Seagate Hornet 15K 146 GB non-FDE

–Seagate Firestorm

10K RPM 450 GB and 600 GB both FDE and non-FDE.

–Post GA (target of December) STEC HikariSSD 300 GB non-FDE

�Power distribution

–208VDC

•Removed 5V / 12V disk array distribution

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Disk enclosure comparison

�Disk Technology

–3.5”(LFF) Fibre Channel

�Throughput

–2Gbps FC interconnect backbone

–2Gbps FC to disks

�Density

–Supports 16 disks per enclosure

–3.5U of vertical rack space

�Cabling

–Passive copper interconnect

�Modularity

–Rack level power

–Rack level cooling

�Disk Technology

–2.5”(SFF) SAS

�Throughput

–8Gbps FC interconnect backbone

–6Gbps SAS to disks

�Density

–Supports 24 disks per enclosure

–2U of vertical rack space

�Cabling

–Optical short wave multimode interconnect

�Modularity

–Integrated power

–Integrated cooling

DS8700 Megapack

DS8800 Gigapack

New high-density enclosures

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�Size

–Height = 1.934 M

(4 m

m higher than the

DS8700)

–Depth w/ covers = 1.228 M

–Width = 845 m

m

–Rack footprint is same as DS8700

�Weight

–Model 951 -2810 lbs

–Model 95E (w/ I/O bays) -2545 lbs

–Model 95E (w/o I/O bays) –2355 lbs

DS8800 Physical Attributes

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DS8800 2-way: Standard Configuration –

Base Frame

�2-way Standard Base Frame

Configuration

–Maximum of

•144 drives in Base Frame

•2 I/O Drawers

•2 DA Pairs

–Bottom to Top plug order

DA

card

pair

DA

port

pair

2 a 2

Position

in loop

Switch

CEC

CEC

AHMC

Ethernet

CEC

CEC

CEC

CEC

2a2

2b2

2a1

2b1 3

223

DA card pair

32

233a1

3b1

Plug Order

#1

Plug Order

#2

Plug Order

#3

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DS8800 4-way: Standard Configuration –

Base Frame

�4-way Standard Base Frame Configuration

–Maximum of

•240 drives in Base Frame

•4 I/O Drawers

•4 DA Pairs

–Bottom to top plug order

–Concurrent upgrade from 2-way to 4-way, cache,

adapters and drives

Switch

CEC

CEC

AHMC

Ethernet

CEC

CEC

CEC

CEC

3a1

3b1

1a1

1b1

2a2

2b2

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001

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Plug Order #1

Plug Order #2

Plug Order #3

Plug Order #4

Plug Order #5

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DS8800 4-way: Standard Configuration –

Base + Exp Frame

�4-way Standard Base + First Expansion

Frame Configuration

–Maximum of

•240 drives in Base Frame

•336 drives in Expansion Frame

•8 I/O Drawers

•8 DA Pairs

–Concurrent upgrade to add expansion frame,

cache, adapters and drives

Switch

CEC

CEC

AHMC

Ethernet

CEC

CEC

CEC

CEC

B

3a1

3b1

1a1

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DS8800 4-way: Standard Configuration –

Base + 2 Exp Frame

�4-way Standard Base + Two Expansion Frame

Configuration

–Maximum of

•240 drives in Base Frame

•336 drives in Expansion Frame

•480 drives in Second Expansion Fram

•8 I/O Drawers

•8 DA Pairs

–Concurrent upgrade to add expansion frame and drives

Switch

CEC

CEC

AHMC

Ethernet

CEC

CEC

CEC

CEC

B

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Switch

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DS8800 2-way: Business Class Configuration –

Base Frame

�2-way Business Class Base Frame

Configuration

–Maximum of

•240 drives in Base Frame

•2 I/O Drawers

•2 DA Pairs

–Different plug order to fill DA’s to optimize

perform

ance

Plug Order #1

Plug Order #5

Plug Order #3

Plug Order #4

Plug Order #2

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DS8800 4-way: Business Class Configuration –

Base + Exp Frame

�4-way Business Class Base + Expansion

Frame Configuration

–Maximum of

•240 drives in Base Frame

•336 drives in Expansion Frame

•3 I/O Drawers

•6 DA Pairs

–Concurrent upgrade from 2-way to 4-way

Business Class configuration, add expansion

frame, cache, adapters and drives

1a1

1b1 S

witch

CEC

CEC

HMC

Ethernet

CEC

CEC

CEC

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B

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Business Class vsStandard Class Cabling

�Business Class Cabling

–Is a different hardware configuration

were the DS8800 is delivered with

all the cabling which connects the

disk drives to their appropriate

device adapter

–Provides the capability to skip disk

enclosures

–All upgrades are non-disruptive

•Changing Business Class to Standard

Class is disruptive

Switch

CEC

CEC

AHMC

Ethernet

CEC

CEC

CEC

CEC

BC

3a1

3b1

1a1

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B

Business Class

Standard Configuration

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Frame Limits

N/A

N/A

N/A

480

288 TB

N/A

951

N/A

8N/A

336

202 TB

N/A

95E

04

128

240

144 TB

2-way

951

14

384

240

144 TB

4-way

951

Standard Second Expansion Frame

Standard or Business Class First Expansion Frame

Business Class Cabling

1-2

8384

240

144 TB

4-way

951

04

128

144

86 TB

2-way

951

Standard Cabling

9xE Attach

Host

Adapters

Memory

Disk Drives

Physical

Capacity

Processor

Model

Business C

lass and Standard C

lass Cabling

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Storage efficiency with space-saving design

•Client feedback is very positive on space-saving design

•Small-form

-factor drives

•High-density drive enclosures

•Almost double the drives in same frame footprint

•Benefits

•More effective consolidation can lower operating costs

•Support m

ore workloads with smaller footprint

•Reduce number of systems to m

anage

•Reduce power and cooling costs

Saving m

oney with high-density drives, enclosures, frames 1,024 drives

1,056 drives

More drives in 60% floor space

DS8700

DS8800

•~ 90% more drives in a

single frame

•More drives in 60% floor

space fully-configured

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Energy consumption comparison with DS8700 and

DS8300

DS8800 with 1056

drives

�Base frame: 7.5kW

�Exp frame: 6.2kW

�Exp frame: 7.3kW

TOTAL: 21.0kW

DS8700 with 1024

drives

�Base frame: 6.8kW

�Exp frame: 7.2kW

�Exp frame: 6.4kW

�Exp frame: 6.4kW

�Exp frame: 3.0kW

TOTAL: 29.8kW

�36% less energy usage; 40% less floor sp

ace

Saves client $112,960

FC disk : 19.4W

SAS-2 disk : 10.2W

Megapack: 310W

Gigapack: 245W

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Extent Allocation M

ethod Review

•Blue, Yellow

Yellow&

TurquoiseVolumes

are Rotate by Extent

•RedVolume is

Rotate by Volume

•With R6.0, EAM defaultchanges from Rotate by Volume to

Rotate by Extent

Change Default Extent Allocation Method

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Change EAM default to Rotate Extents

�No change to DSCLI syntax, but …

�Customer’s scripts may change behavior if EAM not specified

–If not explicitly specified, EAM on new/expand volumes will default to

rotate extents instead of rotate volumes

–Note that current EAM only applies to future extent allocations

•DSCLI may not display EAM of extents already allocated

�Default is specific to the R6.0+ Release Bundle, not the DSCLI

–Default for DS8000 boxes with R6.0 and later is rotate extents

–Default for DS8000 boxes prior to R6.0 is rotate volumes

�CE may change default back to rotate volumes

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Limitations

�Limitations in R6.0

–No 16 GB processor memory option

–No m

odel conversion from 921/931/9A2/9B2/9E2/922/932/941/94E to 951/95E

–No LPAR support

–Initially no support for

•Multiple Global Mirror sessions is not supported

•z/OS distributed data backup is not supported

•Easy Tier is not supported

•Quick initialization is not supported

•Thin provisioning is not supported

•Remote pair FlashCopy is not supported

•zHPFextended distance capability is not supported

•IBM Disk full page protection is not supported

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Expansion Frame

�Limitations:

•Expansion frame can only be supported up to position 2 (4-way required)

•Expansion frame must be model 95E –using older DS8000 expansion frame is not supported

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Processor Memory Options

�Processor memory

–The m

odel 951 (2-way) offers up to 128 GB of processor memory

–The m

odel 951 (4-way) offers up to 384 GB of processor memory

–Limitation: No 16 GB m

emory option available

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Processor Card

�Processor Card based on Power 6+ 5 GHz processors

�4 way required for attaching expansion frame

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Disk Enclosures

�High density enclosure pair

–A disk enclosure pair supports up to 48 disk drives

•All drives installed within a disk enclosure pair m

ust be of thesame type (capacity and speed)

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Host Adapters

�PCIe host adapters

–Each feature represents one host adapter card

•8 Gb 4 port short-wave FCP/FICON adapter card

•8 Gb 8 port short-wave FCP/FICON adapter card

•8 Gb 4 port long-wave FCP/FICON adapter card

•8 Gb 8 port long-wave FCP/FICON adapter card

–Maximum per 242x-951 is 8

–First expansion frame (95E) also supports host adapters

•Provides additional 8 features

–Total of 16 features per multi-model system

–Each port supports 8, 4 or 2 Gb/second link speed.

–Will not attach at 1 Gb/second link speed

–Ports auto-negotiate 8, 4 or 2 Gb

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Device Adapter Pair I

�New device adapter pair

–Faster processor

–8 Gb/second connection to disk enclosure

–Supports RAID-5, RAID-6 and RAID-10

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Disk Drive Set

�Disk drives are installed in a disk enclosure pair

�Each enclosure pair supports up to 48 disk drives (3 disk drive sets)

�Each feature installs 16 disk drives

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Disk Drive Set -continued

�Disk drive sets

–146 GB/15k drive set

–450 GB/10k drive set

–600 GB/10k drive set

–146 GB/15k drive set CoD

–450 GB/10k drive set CoD

–600 GB/10k drive set CoD

�Encryption disk drive set

–450 GB/10k FDE drive set

–600 GB/10k FDE drive set

–450 GB/10k FDE drive set CoD

–600 GB/10k FDE drive set CoD

�No intermix of FDE and non-FDE drives in same machine

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Solid State Disk Drive Set

�Solid State Disk (SSD) drive sets

–300 GB solid state disk drive set

–No interm

ix of SSD and FDE

–No Capacity on Demand (CoD) option with SSD drives

–Maximum of 12 features in base frame and 12 features in expansion frame

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Advanced Functions

�Advanced Functions are value based pricing/licensing

–Option features available on all 242x M

/Ts and M

odels

–These features enable a licensed function subject to the client applying a

feature activation code m

ade available by IBM. They are also used for

maintenance billing purposes

–Value units are directly tied to the m

achine’s configuration

–Feature codes:

•(#8050) OEL –Value Unit inactive

(#8054) OEL –25 Value Unit

•(#8051) OEL –1 Value Unit

(#8055) OEL –50 Value Unit

•(#8052) OEL –5 Value Unit

(#8060) OEL –100 Value Unit

•(#8053) OEL –10 Value Unit

(#8065) OEL –200 Value Unit

–AF Tiers

•Feature available on all DS8800 M/Ts and Models

•AF charges must be licensed for 100% of the raw capacity of the system

•Copy services supported include PTC, SE, MM, GM, MGM, RMZ, RMZ Resyncand PAV

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DS8000 family models

DS8700

•POWER6 controllers (2-way and 4-way)

•4 Gb/s and 2 Gb/s host and device adapters

•3.5”Enterprise Fibre Channel drives

DS8700

•POWER6 controllers (2-way and 4-way)

•4 Gb/s and 2 Gb/s host and device adapters

•3.5”Enterprise Fibre Channel drives

Two base m

odels with scalable controllers and capacity

DS8800

•POWER6+ controllers (2-way and 4-way)

•8 Gb/s host and device adapters

•2.5”Enterprise SAS-2 drives

DS8800

•POWER6+ controllers (2-way and 4-way)

•8 Gb/s host and device adapters

•2.5”Enterprise SAS-2 drives

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Pricing for LIC function

�Pricing for code bundles introduced with DS8000 R5 code

�Upgrades to Major LIC levels are chargeable

–Some situations where LIC upgrades are non-chargeable.

�Future major function releases on DS8800 will be chargeable

�Feature codes typically apply to major releases: 5.0, 5.1 but

not to minor releases: 5.1.1

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When is code free?

�When customer needs fix

�When customer needs code for hardware support (for

example new disk drives)

�SSR needs to provide PMR number to obtain code.

�When we tell customer to upgrade for other support reason.

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