Jak OpenPOWER zmienia rynek IT
Maciej Gruczyński, IBM Polska
Warszawa, 23 kwietnia 2015
A brief history of time
The year
ahead
• Collaborative solutions, standards, and reference designs
available
• Independent members solutions and systems
• Sector growth in technical computing and cloud
• Global growth with increasing depth in all layers
• Broad adoption across hardware, software,
and endFoundation
users
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Fueling an Open Development Community
Implementation / HPC /
Research
Softwar
e
System /
Integration
I/O / Storage /
Acceleration
Boards /
Systems
Chip / SOC
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OpenPOWER Development Community
Over 1,200
Linux ISVs
developing on
•Power
Support for little endian applications
• PoCs available through the Power Development Platform
• 50 IBM Innovation Centers and Client Centers Worldwide
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Turbo LAMP Stack
10x higher throughput, 10x
lower latency accelerating NoSQL
workloads
with high speed RDMA networking
Juju
Orchestration
Orchestration –– Juju
Turbo LAMP
Turbo LAMP Stack for mobile and web apps
PHP (Zend)
PHP (Zend)
Apache Web Server
MariaDB (MariaDB)
PHP (Zend)Linux
High Speed Data Transfer (Mellanox)
Future
Dramatically less data center infrastructure
Dramatically faster responsiveness to customers
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MariaDB and Power – Optimizations and
economic impact
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MariaDB is optimized for Power8 architecture
Preliminary benchmarking shows that MariaDB performance on POWER8 is 2.2x per core
more than on x86!
MariaDB makes use of 8 threads per core in POWER8
12 cores @4.5Ghz x 8 threads per core = 96 parallel processing threads
x86 – only 2 threads per core
Leveraging larger on-board memory and scale up of POWER8
Lower operating costs
Improved scalability, reliability & security
Plus reduced dependence on Oracle
Oracle vs. EDB TCO on IBM PowerLinux
Oracle Enterprise
Edition
EDB Postgres Plus
Enterprise Edition
(4 sockets/32 cores)
(Power processor)
(4 sockets/32 cores)
(Power processor)
Database
$47,500
included in subscription
Partitioning
$11,500
Included
Data Guard
$11,500
Included
Diagnostics
$5,000
Included
Total License Fee per Core
$75,500
included in subscription
$2,416,000
$0
22% of License Fee
$6,900 per socket
$531,520
$4,010,560
$27,600
$82,800
License Fee Per Core
Total License Fee per Server (CapEx)
Annual support/subscription cost per core
Annual Support/Maintenance per Server (OpEx)
Total 3 Year License and Support Cost
No CAPEX
Annual OPEX
reduction
%
95
3 YR TCO
cost savings
%
98
SAP HANA on Power for early adopters
Data Engine for NoSQL with CAPI attach
24:1
server consolidation
Before: NoSQL in memory (x86)
WWW
10Gb Uplink
Load Balancer
24U
500GB Cache
500GB
NodeCache
500GB
NodeCache
500GB
Cache
Node Cache
500GB
Node
Node
3x
lower cost per user
After: NoSQL POWER8 + CAPI Flash
WWW
10Gb Uplink
POWER8 Server
4U
Flash Array w/ up
to 40TB
Backup Nodes
Less is More
24:1 physical server consolidation =
6x less rack space
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NVIDIA acceleration on Power Systems
8x faster than x86 Ivy
Bridge on pattern extraction
10x faster text
search than CPU only
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Partners are saying...
Join us!
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The level of support behind the OpenPOWER
Foundation leads me to believe that IBM has
a real chance at ending Intel's server chip
monopoly.” [IBM is the real threat to Intel’s
server dominance, Motley Fool]
Up to 100x
the power of a
classic x86 setup
http://labs.runabove.com/power8/
… doubling the performance of its
already powerful predecessor,
Power7+. The POWER8 specs are
mind boggling.
Data-centric
supercomputers
based on POWER for
[Microprocessor
report]
Department of Energy, Oak Ridge
National Labs & Lawrence Livermore
to advance innovation and discovery
in science, engineering and national
defense in
$325M deal
“
Both the current results and future
potential are so promising that we are
preparing to build an OpenPOWERbased, Open Compute platform. And it
will run OpenStack services.
http://www.rackspace.com/blog/openpower-opening-the-stack
-all-the-way-down/
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The new systems incorporate technologies from
IBM and other providers that are part of
OpenPOWER…which allow you to achieve
unprecedented computing performance. [
Cloud Times]
IBM’s huge advantages in
multithreading and memory bandwidth
favor POWER8 when running larger test
suites that more closely reflect realworld enterprise
applications.
http://www.linleygroup.com/newsletters/newsletter_detail.ph
p?num=5275
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