Smart Choices for Linux Migration · 2005-07-22 · Strategic alliances with Linux Distribution vendors IBM is investing in Linux Over 8,500 IBM employees Linux services professionals

IBM eServer xSeries and BladeCenter

UNIX to Linux Migration © 2005 IBM Corporation

IBM eServer xSeries & BladeCenter

Smart Choices for Linux MigrationWhy choose IBM eServer xSeries and BladeCenter

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Why choose IBM eServer xSeries and BladeCenter

© 2005 IBM Corporation2 UNIX to Linux Migration

Linux™ Landscape

IBM® and Linux

xSeries® and BladeCenter™ – the right hardware choice

Agenda




Enterprise versions – Available for a broad range of hardware platforms and ISV applications– Long product life cycle– Support available from Linux providers– Examples

Novell® SUSE® LINUX Enterprise Server Red Hat® Enterprise Linux

Consumer/Development sandbox version– Available on limited hardware platforms– Multiple new releases each year– Limited technical support available– Examples

Fedora® (open source project from Red Hat)SUSE LINUX Professional (from Novell)

Choosing a Linux Distribution



Focus on mission critical IT environments

12-18 month release cycle

5-7 year product life cycle

Certification programs for ISV and IHV vendors

Rich set of support offerings from Linux providers and IHVs

Available via subscription or entitlement, during which– You are entitled to periodic updates– You may upgrade to newer releases at

no additional cost

Benefits of Enterprise Class Linux Distributions



IBM has a worldwide dual Enterprise Class Linux distribution strategy – Novell/SUSE– Red Hat

Regional focus– Red Flag (China only)– Turbolinux™ (portions of Asia Pacific)

IBM’s Linux Distribution Strategy



File / print– Novell NLS, Samba

Security / firewall– Check Point, Sourcefire, TrendMicro, Symantec, Cisco, SuSE Linux

Firewall, SuSE Linux Connectivity Server Mail / messaging

– Domino, Novell Groupwise, Bynari, Sendmail, OpenWave, IBM Small Business Suite, Volution Messaging Server, SuSE Linux e-mail Server

Network, systems & storage management– Tivoli, Veritas, Novell ZenWorks

High availability– SteelEye, Veritas, Red Hat Advanced Server

Web serving and database– WebSphere Application Server, Novell Silverstream, Apache

– DB2, Oracle

Linux Infrastructure Solutions



1 wayClusters Blade servers

Source: IBM Linux Customer Usage Analysis1999 2002 2004

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1-2 way 2-4 way 4-8 way 8-16 way 16+ wayCPU:

Kernel: 2.2 2.4.9 2.62.4

Edge Infrastructure

Static WebInfrastructure

ApplicationServing

Enterprise On Demand Computing

E-mail ServersDHCPScientific HPC

ApacheWebSphereWebLogic

e-business applications (CRM, SCM, ERP) Database (Oracle and DB2)

Enterprise IntegrationPartner IntegrationDynamic Business Models

Linux Evolution and Expanding Role



Linux Landscape

IBM and Linux

xSeries and BladeCenter – the right hardware choice

Agenda




www.ibm.com runs on LinuxIBM runs Linux on 3,500+ servers, supporting 300,000 employeesDeploying Linux to support Lotus Notes infrastructure saves IBM $10M per yearIGS runs file and print services using Samba for 165,000 employees

IBM eats its own cooking

IBM is well accepted by the Linux community

150 active Open Source projectsMore than 600 engineers at the IBM Linux Technology Center dedicated to open source projects and Linux enhancementsKey participant and contributor to OSDL’s Data Center Linux and "Carrier Grade Linux" projectStrategic alliances with Linux Distribution vendors

IBM is investing in Linux

Over 8,500 IBM employees Linux services professionalsLinux offered across the full range of IBM eServer productsIGS offer industry’s most comprehensive services portfolioLinux Porting Centers, Linux CoC for Finance (NYC, London)Linux for Service Providers Lab, Linux Integration Center

http://www.ibm.com/linux

IBM’s Linux leadership



LinuxTechnology

Center

LinuxServices

Open Source Development Lab

Linux Whitepapers

and Redbooks

ibm.com/linux

Technical SupportWW Competence Centers

Products

WorldwidePorting Centers

Linux EnabledBusiness Partners

Linux Sales Specialists

LinuxIntegration

Center

Use Linux internally

IBM’s Linux Strategy



IBM Executive Briefing CentersAustin, TXBoeblingen, GermanyGreenock, GermanyMainz, GermanyMontpellier, FrancePoughkeepsieResearch Triangle Park, NCRochester, MNTucson, AZ

IBM Linux Centers of CompetencyAustin, TXBangalore, IndiaBeijing, ChinaBoeblingen, GermanyLondon, EnglandMoscow, RussiaNew York, NYPoughkeepsie, NYResearch Triangle Park, NCTokyo, Japan

IBM Design Centers for e-business on demandPoughkeepsie, NYMakuhari, JapanMontpellier, FranceSan Jose, CA

IBM Linux Integration CentersAustin, TXBoeblingen, GermanyTokyo, JapanBeijing, ChinaSao Paulo, BrazilSingapore

IBM Linux Support Centers



IBM Requirements

Joint Feature EvaluationPerformance ResultsTest ResultsMailing List DiscussionsCommunity Debate

Release Feature Selection

Function Verification TestFeature Integration

Beta TestPerformance testPackage VerificationComponent Test

Hardware CertificationsSoftware CertificationsGA

•IBM works jointly with Novell/SUSE and Red Hat through the phases of development•Modification to open source components are worked within the community•IBM, Novell, and Red Hat also work with other technology partners and standards groups to standardize requirements

http://www.pc.ibm.com/ww/eserver/xseries/serverproven/

IBM/LDP Development Process and Certification



IBM Level 2 SupportAny Geo

Linux Technology

Center

Open Source Community

IBM Development

Resources

Testing and Patch Distribution

Linux Customer

IBM Level 1 SupportAny Geo

Debug/Defect ResolutionDebug/Defect ResolutionCall Flow / Problem Ownership

Call Flow / Problem Ownership

IBM Level 3Linux Support Team

(advanced level troubleshooting & fix

creation)

Joint IBM/LDP Level 3EngineeredDistributionsProactive Notification UpdatesMaintenanceUpdates 3-5 Yrs.

LDP Support

IBM’s Linux Support Structure



DistributionDistribution TelecomTelecom PublicPublic

Over 6,000 Applications

IndustrialIndustrial

CrossIndustry

FinancialFinancial

IBM is Accelerating Linux use in Industry Solutions



Linux Landscape

IBM and Linux

xSeries and BladeCenter – the right hardware choice

Agenda




Reduced Costs

Scalability

Manageability

Availability

Scal

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p / S

MP

Com

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Scale Out / Distributed Computing

Industry Standards

Extending Industry Standards for Business Advantage

Client Insight

Technology Innovation

Delivering High Performance Through IBM Innovation

IBM Leadership in Innovation



IBM eServer xSeries and BladeCenter PortfolioSc

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Up

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Scale Out / Distributed Computing

Clusters /Virtualization

BladeCenter HS20 and HS40 x336

High DensityRack Mount

Large SMP

tended Design Architecturetended Design Architecture

x206

x445/x455

TotalStorage

x346

x226x236

x306

X365/366

eServer Cluster 1350

Powered by Intel Processors



Accelerate technology

innovation to deliver solutions customers value

IntelProcessor Technology

IBM InnovationInvestment

XpandOnDemand™Scalability

BladeCenter Technologies

TechnologyPartnership


Industry Standard Technology Leverage



Industry Standards

Client InsightTechnology Leadership

Mission Critical Characteristics

FlexibilityPay as you growRange of OSsInvestment protectionIntegrated and external storage

ManageabilityQuick problem determinationAnywhere mgmtReduced downtimeExploding number of servers

AvailabilityData availabilityMemory availabilityNo single point of failureDemanding “high heat”environment

PerformanceTop performanceMemory scalability Faster interconnects External application scalability

Mission Critical Confidence Control

CostsInvestmentProtection

FlexibilityInternal scalability32/64-bit performance choiceModular server & storage solutionsOS choices

ManageabilityVisible alertsRemote mgmtQuick serviceabilityRapid deploymentMgmt tools

AvailabilityIntegrated RAIDMemory mirroring and on-line spareRed HS componentsCalibrated VectoredCooling

Performance64-bit extensionsEnhanced memory expansionFaster I/O Cluster solutions

Mission Critical Features

tended Design Architecturetended Design Architecture For Business Advantage



$100M+ IBM investment

Designed for commercial environments

40 years of mainframe inspired innovation

Commitment to industry standard servers and customer choice

IBM eServer X3 ArchitectureThird Generation Enterprise X-Architecture



xSeries Differentiators

Hardware

Design

Innovation

Hardware

Design

Innovation




X3 : 3rd Generation Enterprise X-Architecture



Up to 4 processorsper blade

Up to 14 bladesper 7U chassis

Up to 6 chassis per standard rack

Full performance and manageability of rack-optimized platforms……at TWICE the density of most comparable non-blade 1U servers

Full performance and manageability of rack-optimized platforms……at TWICE the density of most comparable non-blade 1U servers

IBM BladeCenter HS20 and HS40 are powered by Intel® Xeon™ Processors

IBM eServer BladeCenter

Intel® Xeon™ ProcessorsEnterprise-proven reliabilityFlexibility for 32 and 64-bit computingChoice for front end-and mid-tier servers



Why the Cluster 1350?Leading edge Linux Cluster technology

Employs high-performance, affordable Intel® and AMD processor-based serversCapitalizes on IBM’s decade of experience in clustering

Thoroughly tested configurations / componentsLarge selection of industry standard componentsTested for compatibility with major Linux distributions

Configured and tested in our factoriesAssembled by highly-trained professionals, tested before shipment to client site

Hardware setup at customer site included*Enables rapid accurate deployment* For 25U and 42U clusters only; not included with 11U

Single point of contact for entire Linux cluster…including third-party components

Warranty services provided/coordinated for entire system – including 3rd party componentsBacked by IBM’s unequalled worldwide support organization

1410-25X: 25U

1417-11X: 11U

1410-42X: 42U



xSeries DeliversInnovation for Business Advantage

ComprehensiveIntel Portfolio

Client Experience

IBM Global Services

IBM Global Financing

Team IBM

Hardware Design

Innovation


Solution Enablement

Comprehensive Ecosystem

VirtualizationEngine



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Smart Choices for Linux Migration · 2005-07-22 · Strategic alliances with Linux Distribution vendors IBM is investing in Linux Over 8,500 IBM employees Linux services professionals