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Transform your MissionCritical environment
Lars Christian Nilsen, Presales HP Norge
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The most exciting shifts of our time are underway
Security
Mobility
Cloud
Big Data
Time to revenue
is critical
Making IT critical to
business success
Decisions
must be rapid
Business needs
happen anywhere
Change
is constant
30
3
billion
devices
40
By 2020
trillion GB
data
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…for
10
million
mobile apps
8 billion
people
Efficiency
Servers must transform for effective delivery of IT services
Think Compute.
Business
value
Dynamically aligns pools of resources
with laser precision to business goals
Reimagine the server.
Delivered as general-purpose,
dedicated, physical infrastructure
Software-defined
and cloud-ready
Converged
Technology
centric
Manual
Silo’ed
Workloadoptimized
Infrastructure is a
service differentiator
Infrastructure
is a cost center
Speed
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HP’s compute portfolio for better IT service delivery
Software Defined & Cloud ready
API
HP OneView
OpenStack®
HP Helion
RESTful APIs
Workload Optimized
Mission-critical
environments
HP ProLiant
HP Integrity
HP Integrity
scale-up blades & Superdome NonStop
Availability
for continuous business
Core Business & Infrastructure Applications
HP BladeSystem
Convergence
accelerate service, optimized
for Virtualization
HP
MicroServer
HP
ProLiant Rack and Tower
Intelligence
increase productivity, TCO optimized
Nex Gen Apps
Big Data, HPC
Web Scalability &
SP Optimized
HP Moonshot
HP
HP Apollo
ProLiant SL Family
HP Cloudline
Optimized
Density & efficiency
to scale rapidly
Lowest Cost
built to Scale
for Lowest TCO
Converged
Converged network
HP Networking
Converged management
HP OneView
Converged storage
HP StoreVirtual VSA
Common modular
architecture
Global support and services | Best-in-class partnerships | ConvergedSystem
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Customer challenges on mission-critical computing
Business Processing and Decision Support workloads
“We’re deploying new
applications and need more
reliability than we have today.”
“I need more scalability and
availability for our existing Linux
applications.”
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“I’m not happy with the
downtime required for
system maintenance.”
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“We need to reduce our
operational costs for missioncritical applications.”
“I’m not getting the x86
performance we require
for our core database.”
HP Integrity Superdome X
Drive business growth with groundbreaking mission-critical performance and availability
at industry-standard efficiencies
Breakthrough performance for business transactions
4x faster e-commerce transactions than leading x86 platforms
Increase competitive differentiation with more stringent SLAs
20x more reliability with 60% less downtime than other x86 platforms
Redefine economics for mission-critical compute
32% lower TCO compared to competitive UNIX environments
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Achieve breakthrough
performance
for business transactions
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Achieve breakthrough performance with Superdome X
4x faster transactions
than leading x86 platforms
9x performance
than current HP 8-socket server
44x faster transaction process
than legacy high-end SPARC®/Solaris server
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Run demanding workloads for
business agility
Consolidate on a single
server for lower cost
Migrate from legacy infrastructure
to speed IT delivery
Unprecedented x86 performance across workloads
Upcoming Superdome X SPEC CPU2006 benchmarks
• 8-socket Superdome X performance exceeds all x86 competition
–
#1 8S x86 SPECfp_rate_base_2006 / #1 8S x86 SPECfp_rate2006
–
#1 8S x86 SPECint_rate_base_2006 / #1 8S x86 SPECint_rate2006 (tie)
• 16-socket Superdome X system performance even beats out “big iron”
–
#1 16S SPECint_rate_base_2006 / #1 16S SPECint_rate2006
–
#1 16S SPECfp_rate_base_2006 / #2 16S SPECfp_rate2006
Oracle OLTP
Overshadows the best from:
• Fujitsu PRIMEQUEST
• IBM x3950 X6
• Hitachi BladeSymphony
Superdome X 240-core system wins over the
best from:
• Fujitsu M10-4S (256-cores)
• IBM Power 780 (256-cores)
• Customers running Oracle workloads are meeting expectations
–
Preliminary internal benchmarking results at 2S and 4S are consistent with a 4-socket DL580 Gen8, and scale-up work to 8S and 16S is
underway
HPTC workloads
• Preliminary Graph 500 results already put 16S Superdome X as the #2 single-node solution in performance terms , as well as,
the #4 most power efficient – and still tuning left to do
• Early HPLinpack results at 5 TFlops out of a theoretical peak possible 5.376 TFlops (93% eff.)
Note: Results to be published on spec.org on Dec 1, 2014
SPEC and the benchmark names SPECfp and SPECint are registered trademarks of the Standard Performance Evaluation Corporation (SPEC), see spec.org
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Quantum leap over current HP 8-socket x86 server
Superdome X configurations vs. DL980 G7 SPECjbb2013-MultiJVM
Superdome X
Superdome X
1,010,123
16s / 240c / 4TB
259,778
735,477
16s / 160c / 4TB
Superdome X
8s / 120c / 2TB
Superdome X
8s / 80c / 2TB
200,970
3.6x to 9.5x greater
526,229
performance than the HP
DL980 G7
139,471
389,675
102,193
106,141
HP DL980 8s / 80c / 1TB
23,268
0
200,000
400,000
HP internal measurements only
max-jOPS
600,000
800,000
critical-jOPS
Configuration key: “s”: Socket count, “c”: Core count, “TB”: memory in TB
SPEC and the benchmark name SPECjbb are registered trademarks of the Standard Performance Evaluation Corporation (SPEC), see spec.org
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1,000,000
1,200,000
Mobile operator chooses Superdome X to power core database
• Powering core database for billing application
• Standardizing on x86
• Deploying in regional billing centers
• Requiring high performance solution due to
company size and growth
>40
44x
million subscribers
faster transaction process
than legacy high-end SPARC®/Solaris server
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Increase competitive
differentiation with more
stringent SLAs
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The unique value of HP nPars
Hard partitions add resource and cost efficiencies
APP
APP
APP
OS
OS
OS
Lower your TCO
Optimize software costs by using HP nPars
Maximize resource utilization
Create different development, test, and production environments
within a single enclosure
nPar A:
Dev
System
nPar B:
Test
System
nPar C:
Prod
System
Minimize downtime
Take one partition offline, while the others continue to run undisturbed
20x greater reliability than soft partitions
Protect your data
Electronic isolation provides a high degree of security between partitions
HP BladeSystem
Superdome Enclosure
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Intelligent management simplifies your environment
Redundant, Hot Swap, Fault Tolerant, Memory RAS
Superdome Onboard
Administrator
Minimize time to repair
Immediate Containment,
Firmware Management (SUM)
Firmware
First
Error Analysis
Engine
Prevent data
corruption
Minimize
unplanned
downtime
HP Support
Save time and
increase Efficiency
Insight Online, Insight Remote Support,
Troubleshoot, Alerts, WBEM Providers
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Fault Management, Self-Healing,
Central Reporting, Single User Interface
Minimize application downtime with HP Serviceguard for Linux
4 sec
Online
4x
16
failover
time
Heal transparently and
recover gracefully
operations over
any distance
Protect geographically
dispersed data centers
faster
deployment
Simplify set up and
management
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RI Solution chooses Superdome X to deploy SAP ERP
• Migrating SAP from UNIX to Linux
• Standardizing on x86
• Mission-critical SAP workloads demand a
highly advanced RAS environment
20%
>2x
cost reduction (expected)
performance (expected)
“To support our rapidly growing parent company, BayWa, we manage one of the biggest and largest SAP Retail systems worldwide. As we look
to standardize on x86, our main challenge is how to achieve the flexibility and scalability necessary to run massive SAP workloads, while
maintaining the mission-critical availability that we have come to rely on. With Superdome X, we get the highly scalable compute, the
flexibility to run our business, and the availability that is ultimately necessary not just for us, but for our customers.”
Andreas Stibi, Head of IT Infrastructure, RI-Solution GmbH
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Redefine economics for
mission-critical compute
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Industry-standard efficiency and breakthrough scalability
32%
lower TCO than
competitive UNIX
1-8 scalable blades
2-16 sockets
20-240 core count
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12TB memory
16 sockets
1.9x
scalability factor
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Redefine the economics of your
mission-critical environment
Address your largest workloads
and in-memory database needs
Scale confidently without
compromising performance
32% lower TCO than IBM Power 8
HP Integrity Superdome X versus IBM E870 (3-year TCO model)
Superdome X savings
Superdome X
70% hardware
26% software
IBM E870
22% support
$0
$3,000
Hardware
Software
$6,000
Support
$9,000
$K (USD)
Other
Compares an 8-socket Superdome X with 2x 4-socket partitions running SLES and an active/active Oracle RAC cluster with an IBM E870 with 2x 4-socket partitions running AIX and an active/active Oracle RAC cluster
Source: Based on HP results using publicly available competitive data, November 2014
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The business case for scale-up versus scale-out
More efficiencies and lower costs for SAP®, Oracle® and custom applications
Scale-out to scale-up workload consolidation
for more efficient management and IT simplification
21%
lower networking costs
37%
reduction in licensing fees
2x
Source: The Business Value of Scale-Up x86 Servers: Platforms for Efficient Management and IT Simplification, IDC, December 2013
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better server utilization
Opex effects of scale out
Impact of x86 sprawl: low capex, but dramatically increased opex
Ongoing virtualization and hardware proliferation
Every operating instance in every virtual machine (VM)
must be:
•
Provisioned, life cycled and managed
•
Backed up
•
Protected with disaster recovery
100x increase in VM deployments since 2004
•
Doubling of server administrators worldwide
•
High-power and cooling costs
•
Datacenter footprint expansion to unsustainable levels
“Customers have begun considering a range of increasingly potent
scale-up and/or converged solutions that vendors are offering for
mission-critical workloads.”
Source: IDC White Paper, sponsored by HP, Could HP’s Superdome X be the mission-critical x86 platform we’ve been waiting for?, December 2014
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Scale confidently without compromising performance
Superdome X: 15-cores/socket scaling with SPECjbb2013-MultiJVM
1,010,123
16s / 240c / 4TB
SLES 11sp3
259,778
1.89x scalability factor
526,229
8s / 120c / 2TB
SLES 11sp3
139,471
1.95x scalability factor
269,987
4s / 60c / 1TB
SLES 11sp3
71,766
Unparalleled
1s to 16s
scalability
1.9x scalability factor
142,514
2s / 30c / .5TB
SLES 11sp3
37,553
74,631
1s / 15c /.25TB
SLES 11sp3
1.91x scalability factor
18,980
0
200,000
400,000
600,000
max-jOPS
800,000
1,000,000
1,200,000
critical-jOPS
Configuration key: “s”: Socket count, “c”: Core count, “TB”: memory in TB
SPEC and the benchmark name SPECjbb are registered trademarks of the Standard Performance Evaluation Corporation (SPEC), see spec.org
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Cerner chooses Superdome X to deliver hosted services
• Powering core database for healthcare applications
• Replacing both x86 and older UNIX environments
with Superdome X, as they standardize on x86 and
RHEL
• Growing client base requires higher levels of
infrastructure scalability, over and above what
current x86 solution could offer
• With Superdome X, they now have an x86 server
powerful enough for their largest environments
“As a global supplier of health information technologies, Cerner continues to innovate to meet our clients’ needs. We look to HP as a partner
to provide compute power in support of our innovation. The HP Integrity Superdome X provides the scalability to support our largest clients,
the performance to deliver the results our clients have come to expect, and the availability that health care demands.”
Kent Scheuler, SVP, Managed Service, Cerner
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Lower your risk with proven
services and a sustainable
roadmap
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Optimize your results with HP Technology Services for Superdome X
Services for the most demanding enterprise x86 solutions
Ensure the right compute
for the right workload
Advise
Transform
& Integrate
• Platform Migration Strategy
• Advisory Services
• Workload Advisory Services
Optimize system
utilization - increase
agility and flexibility
• HP Migration Services
• HP Implementation Services
• HP Education Services
Flex
• System partitioning
• Virtualization services
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Accelerate time of IT
service to the business
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Support
Prevent problems Improve stability, boost
performance
• Proactive Care Services
• Datacenter Care
This is a rolling (up to 3 year) roadmap and is subject to change without notice
Superdome X Roadmap
Current
• Intel Xeon processor E7 v2 with
20-240 cores per system
• Operating Environment support with
– RHEL 6.5, 6.6, 7.0
– SLES 11 SP3
– Windows Server 2012 R2
– VMWare vSphere 5.5 Update 2
• Memory: DD3 16 GB and 32 GB DIMMs
• 10GigE and 16 Gb FC
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Future
• Next Gen Xeon processor support
• Memory: DDR4 16 GB and 32 GB
DIMMs
• Infiniband and FCoE support
Think what compute can do for your business
20x
60%
32%
44x
9x
greater
reliability
less
downtime
lower
TCO
faster transaction
process
performance
Software-defined and
cloud-ready
Basic processing to
Integrated systems
Workload-optimized
Micro to
mission-critical computing
Client to cloud
Converged
Storage to networking
The right compute for the right workload at the right economics … every time
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Transform your mission-critical environment
NEW! Superdome X—for faster, better business results
Drive business growth
with breakthrough performance
Increase competitive differentiation
with more stringent SLAs
Redefine mission-critical compute economics
with industry-standard efficiencies
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Thank you
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