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IBM Systems Technical University © 2018 IBM Corporation
2018 IBM Systems
Technical University
IBM Hybrid Cloud Storage
Options
—
Tony Pearson
Master Inventor and Senior IT Architect,
IBM Corporation
April 30 – May 4, 2018
Orlando, Florida

The second part provides
examples of how IBM
storage solutions can be
utilized in a hybrid cloud
environment.
OpenStack has emerged as
the de facto platform for
Infrastructure as a Service.
This session has two parts -
high level overview of
OpenStack, and how IBM
storage products -- IBM
Spectrum Virtualize, XIV,
DS8000, A9000, Spectrum
Scale and Spectrum Protect
-- are integrated with
OpenStack.
Abstract
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This week with Tony Pearson
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Day Time Topic
Monday 10:15am The 7 tiers of Business Continuity and Disaster Recovery
11:30am IBM Hybrid Cloud Storage Options
3:15pm
Reporting and Monitoring:
How to verify your storage is being used efficiently
Tuesday 11:30am
Introduction to IBM Cloud Object Storage System (powered by
Cleversafe)
Wednesday 3:15pm
Information Lifecycle Management: Why Archive is different
than Backup
Thursday 9:00am
Reporting and Monitoring:
How to verify your storage is being used efficiently
4:30pm Storage Meetup: Cloud and Object Storage BOF
Friday 9:00am Managing risks with Data Footprint Reduction
10:15am
The Pendulum Swings Back – Understanding Converged and
Hyperconverged Integrated Systems

The Technology and the Business Side of Cloud
Cloud computing is a model for
enabling convenient,
on-demand network access to a
shared pool of configurable
computing resources (e.g., networks,
servers, storage, applications, and
services) that can be rapidly
provisioned and released with
minimal management effort or service
provider interaction.*
* Source: U.S. National Institute of Standards and Technology (nist.gov)
Technology Side… … Business Side
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Clients are Deploying Clouds for Speed and Scalability
Infrastructure
Dedicated
(Private)
Public
Local
(Private)
On-premises
Off-premises
Cost
Innovation,
Speed,
Scalability
Business
Value
TransformationCost
Effectiveness
Essential
Integration
PaaS-centric
DevOps
tooling
Web/Mobile
apps
Basic analytics
Hybrid
integration
High value
solutions
Cognitive apps
Advanced analytics
Internet of Things
IaaS-centric
Virtual
compute
Low cost
storage
Traditional app
hosting
160+ IBM services
9.5 billion+ service
API calls/month
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Impact of the Public Cloud
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True Private Cloud
Private Clouds that are as agile, flexible
& cost effective as Public Clouds, that
seamlessly extend to leverage Public
Cloud Infrastructure as business
demands
Private cloud adoption in North America
Base: North American technology infrastructure decision-makers (1,000+ employees)
*Base: 301 North American technology infrastructure decision-makers whose firms have implemented
cloud (1,000+ employees)
Source: Forrester’s Global Business Technographics Infrastructure Survey, 2016
Today’s Architecture starts
with Hybrid Cloud in mind
• Extend data across
infrastructures
• Looking for choice, control and
consistency
• Data access
Say internal private cloud
will be their primary cloud
computing platform*
42%

IBM Cloud Strategy
For Cloud
Consumers:
• Over 100 SaaS
applications
• Bluemix PaaS and
Cloud Managed
Services for SAP
and Oracle apps
• Bluemix IaaS
For Cloud Providers:
• On-premises hardware systems for Private and Hybrid Clouds
• Pay-as-you-go MSP pricing models
For Cloud Creators:
• Rational® and
Worklight™ tools to
develop Cloud
services
• Cloud-enabled
Middleware and
Run-time platforms
• CloudFirst initiative
For Cloud Deployments:
• Service engagements and design based on the
Cloud Computing Reference Architecture (CCRA)
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When considering a new technology such as cloud, there
are always challenges and dependencies that need to be
addressed.
We have control:
• It is located at X.
• It is stored in server Y.
• We have backups
in place.
• Our administrators
control access.
• Our uptime is sufficient.
• The auditors are happy.
• Our security team
is engaged.
Who has control?
• Where is it located?
• Where is it stored?
• Who backs it up?
• Who has access?
• How resilient is it?
• How do auditors observe?
• How does our security
team engage?
Technical concerns:
• Isolation failure
• Insecure or incomplete
data deletion
• Extended network security
• Additional software layers
Today’s data center Tomorrow’s cloud environment
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On-Premises versus Off-Premises
Infrastructure
Traditional IT
The IT department is
in direct competition
with alternatives off
premises for Lines of
Business funding
On-Premises
Some workloads require a level of
security, availability or government
compliance
Off-Premises
Some workloads might prefer more
agile, flexible and scalable
environment
Dedicated
(Private)
Public
Local
(Private)
On-premises
Off-premises
60IBM cloud data
centers around
the globe
Cloud-enabled
IBM servers and
storage
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Hybrid Cloud is the new norm
Growth Opportunity
(CAGR 2015-2018)
Cloud Hybrid
Traditional
IT decision makers report
they will always have a
blend of Traditional IT and
Cloud
2017-2018 expected blend
of infrastructure among
hybrid implementers
7 in 10
35%
Private Cloud
38%
Traditional IT
27%
Public Cloud
-9%
+20%
+32%
On-premises clouds are
critical for organizations
in regulated industries
such as healthcare,
banking and financial
services
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A continuum of hybrid cloud deployment methods exist
driven by business outcomes
Hybrid Information: Extend data into the cloud to access new
information sources, minimize data management costs and
control data
Hybrid Applications: Extend application portfolio into the cloud
to accelerate application deployment, minimize application
deployment costs and control data
Hybrid Infrastructure: Extend infrastructure into the cloud to
gain operational efficiencies, lower costs and minimize capital
expenditures
Business Focus
IT Focus
DeploymentMethods
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Hybrid Cloud – Application Portability
Shared
Off-Premise
Cloud
Local
On-Premise
Cloud
Traditional
IT
Dedicated
Off-Premise
Cloud
Choose the right mix for your business
Enterprise
Applications
Cloud Enabled
Cloud Native Apps/Services
Hybrid Cloud
• Existing enterprise IT applications can be “cloud-enabled” to run
in on-premise or off-premise cloud deployments
• Cloud apps or services built natively for public clouds can be
ported to on-premise or off-premise private clouds
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SoR-SoE Integration Independent Workloads
Portability and
Optimization
Application and/or data
are portable and can go
to and from public and
private for improved
optimization
Link new social and mobile systems
to core business systems
Choose private, public or hybrid
cloud based on independent
workload requirements
Disaster Recovery
Reserve for capacity
(bursting)
Archive
Use private cloud normally and switch to
public cloud to recover files and data
Tap into public cloud
resources dynamically when
a shortage occurs on private cloud
Leverage off-premise resources for archive of
on-premises resources
CRM
HR
ERP
Systems of
engagement
Systems of record
PrivatePublic
Traditional IT
Private
Public
Private Public
Data sync
Private Public PrivatePublic
Dev/Test Prod
Hybrid Cloud Brokerage & Management
Planned or Policy based Management and sourcing across
multiple environments (infrastructure, platform & app)
More complex deployment, possibly requiring infrastructure or application changes
Able to be implemented quickly, without infrastructure or application changes
Integration of data in the systems of
engagement and systems of records
Systems of Insight
CRM
HR
ERP
Systems of
engagement
Systems of record
Systems
of
Insight
Backup
Leverage off-premise resources for backup of
on-premises resources
PrivatePublic
Hybrid Cloud Use Cases
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Cloud Storage Taxonomy
Reference Storage
• Archives
• Images/Video
• WORM/NENR
Compliance
Ephemeral Storage
• Typically boot volumes,
page files and temporary data
• Goes away when VM
is shutdown
Persistent Storage
• Persists across
VM reboots
• Can be shared
between VMs
• Transactional
• High Performance
Storage as the Storage CloudStorage for Compute Cloud
Hosted Storage
• File and Object access
• Enterprise File Sync & Share
• Backup/Disaster Recovery
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Cloud Storage Overview
Block
File
Object
Reference
Hosted
Ephemeral
Persistent
• Block storage offerings are differentiated by speed/throughput (as measured in
IOPS) and segmented by lifecycle of the disk. Device location does not matter.
• Ephemeral storage is tied to the lifecycle of a single VM (i.e. it is provisioned
when the VM is provisioned and destroyed when the VM is destroyed)
• Persistent storage has a lifecycle independent of any single VM and can be
provisioned/destroyed at any time and attached/detached to many VMs during it’s life
• File-based offerings are uncommon among providers, especially among those
targeting cloud native applications
• Primarily targeted at cloud enabled workloads
• Usage is being replaced in new application development with online object
storage
• Object storage offerings are differentiated by the durability of the data (i.e. odds of
irrecoverable loss) and segmented by the availability of the data (i.e. time required
to retrieve)
• An object in online storage is immediately accessible
• An object in archival storage may require minutes to hours to be accessible
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Software
Install software on your
own choice of qualified
industry-standard x86,
POWER, and IBM Z
servers
Pre-built Systems
Deliver hardware pre-
installed with software
Partner with third party
providers that provided
added value and services
Cloud Services
Provide offerings on
IBM Cloud, and
partners with other
Cloud Service
Providers
IBM offers storage in three ways…
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Tier “Cold” data to
less expensive
Cloud Storage
Backup/Snapshot
data to offsite Cloud
Storage
Incorporate Cloud
Storage for Disaster
Recovery
Use Cloud to assist with
Daily Operations
Use Hybrid Cloud to
run Production
Applications
IBM Storage Hybrid Cloud Use Cases
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Spectrum Scale
On-Premises
• Leverage low cost cloud object stores
• Off-site storage
Transparent
Cloud Tiering
OBJECT
APIs POSIX
Powered by
Spectrum Scale
FILE
APIs
• “Internal” application data ingest
• Tiering from flash, to disk, to tape, to cloud
• Free up data center from hosting “cold data”
Transparent
Cloud
Tiering
IBM Spectrum Scale
data
Tier
IBM Cloud
Tier the Less-Active Data to the Cloud
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Spectrum Scale Storage Pool in the Cloud

Send Backups Directly to the Cloud
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• Backup locally – as usual
• Backup some data to cloud via
integrated cloud support
Backup Data
As Objects
Spectrum Protect
On-Premises
• Leverage low cost cloud object
stores
• Off-site copies
• Available on IBM Cloud, Amazon
AWS and Microsoft Azure
Spectrum Protect
Server
Protected
VMs
Protected physical
Servers
Object Store in the cloud
Integrated
cloud
Support
IBM Spectrum Protect
Backup
Snapshot
IBM Cloud
Spectrum Protect Backup to Cloud Storage

VMware and Hyper-V Snapshots to the Cloud
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vSnap Replication
Spectrum Protect
On-Premises
Backup
Snapshot
Hypervisor
Backup Repository
vSnap Server
Production VMs
Instant Data Access: for
recovery or for API driven
uses cases like DevOps
Low-Impact,
Agentless, Block Level
Incremental
Spectrum
Protect Plus
Server
Backup Repository
vSnap Server
Instant Data Access: for
recovery or for API driven
uses cases like DevOps
Hypervisor
Production VMs
Low-Impact,
Agentless, Block Level
Incremental
Spectrum
Protect Plus
Server
•Available in the VMware for IBM Cloud Solutions Portal
•Push button auto-provisioning on IBM Cloud
•Bring your own license (same license between on-prem and Cloud)
Spectrum Protect Plus for Rapid Recovery

IBM Spectrum Protect and Protect Plus Working Together
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Backup
Snapshot

Volume-level Snapshots to the Cloud
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• Extend “copy” services
• Copy to cloud just like user creates a
local FlashCopy snapshot
• Restore from cloud
Object Store on IBM Cloud, Amazon,
Azure, IBM Object Cloud Storage …
Copy Data
Spectrum Virtualize
• Leverage low cost cloud object
stores
• Off-site copies
• IBM Spectrum Copy Data
Management can be used to
automate, orchestrate, and catalog
cloud copies associated with
VMware VMs and applications
Backup
Snapshot
IBM Spectrum CDM
IBM Spectrum Virtualize
Spectrum Virtualize FlashCopy to the Cloud
Spectrum Copy Data Management (CDM) to
automate, register and use copies for DevOps

Replicate Data Protection Server and Backup Copies
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• Backup local workloads
• Move some workloads to the cloud
Spectrum Protect in the cloud
Spectrum Protect
On-Premises
Work-
load
• Leverage consistent approach to backup of
cloud workloads
Spectrum Protect Server
Protected VMs
Protected physical
Servers
Spectrum Protect Server
Centrally Manage
and
monitor backups
Replication of Backup Data
IBM Spectrum Protect
Disaster
Recovery
IBM Cloud
Spectrum Protect – Replicate server database
and backup copies for Disaster Recovery

Replicate Volumes to the Cloud
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• Compression, QoS, encryption
• FlashCopy
• Replication to cloud
• Virtualize over 400 storage systems
Service Provider
Spectrum Virtualize
On-Premises
Mirroring
sync/async replication
HyperSwap / Stretched Cluster
IP-based Quorum
• Off site copies
• DevOps
• DRaaS
• On-demand compute resources
• Endurance and Performance storage
options
• iSCSI based virtualization
Bare Metal Intel x86 Server
Disaster
Recovery
Quorum
Witness
IBM Cloud
IBM Spectrum CDM
Cloud Provider
Spectrum Virtualize – Replicate volumes to
Cloud-based Spectrum Virtualize cluster

DR solution with VMware SRM
Virtual machines
fallback
Recovery Site / Public cloud
Remote Mirroring through
IPsec
VPN tunnel
Virtual machines
failover through
IPsec VPN tunnel
IBM FlashSystem A900R
VyOS Network
gateway
vCenter A SRM A IBM SRA vCenter B SRM B IBM SRA
SAN / iSCSI Network
Public
Network
iSCSI
Network
IBM
Cloud Vyatta
gateway
ESXi 1
VM 1 VM 2
App 1 App 2
ESXi 2
VM 3 VM 4
App 3 App 4
Demo: https://youtu.be/qjbl-YyOsNw
IBM Storwize
IBM Spectrum Accelerate
Protected Site / Private cloud
Enterprise and Cloud Storage Integration
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Disaster
Recovery

Multi-Site Object Storage for Daily Operations
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• Single tenant
• Integrated Appliance or SW on certified
HW model
• S3 Object APIs and 3rd party gateway
access
Cloud Object Storage in the Cloud
Object Data
Cloud Object
Storage
On-Premises
• Single or Shared tenant
• Standard and Nearline workloads
• S3 API access
• Integrated w/ IBM Cloud platform
Vault Mirroring
Geographically
Dispersed
Erasure Coding
Daily
Ops
IBM Cloud
Access objects from any location

Storage Reporting for Daily Operations
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Storage Insights,
Storage Insights Pro
Storage Management
Control and Data
Storage Infrastructure
On-Premises
• Storage Management from the cloud
• Low cost
• Minimal effort to deploy
Storage Insights
Collector
File Storage
Block Storage
• Deploy data “collector” on-prem
Data Protection Monitoring and
Analytics
IBM Spectrum Control
Daily
Ops
IBM Cloud
Storage Insights provides reporting
with convenient monthly billing

IBM Storage Insights Architecture
Line of Business
Infrastructure Team
Resource Grouping
Customized Alerting
FlashSystem
A9000R
FlashSystem
V9000
SAN Volume
Controller
Storwize V5030F
Storwize V5000
Storwize V7000F
Storwize V7000
XIV Gen3
FlashSystem 900
FlashSystem
A9000
Multiple IBM systems supported
DS8000
IBM Support
IBM Cloud
https
Highly secure and ready for GDPR
• IBM metadata ”data lake" has no client
identity information
• One way communication
• Data at rest is AES 256-bit encrypted
• ISO/IEC 27001 ISM certified
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Configuration best practices
Remote diagnostics
Predictive analytics
Faster time to resolution
Unified Dashboard
Monitor capacity,
performance and health
Lightweight data collector: VM with 4 GB RAM, 500 MB storage

Virtual Machine Workload Orchestration
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• Compression,
encryption
• Multi-tenancy, QoS,
Snapshots
• Copy data to the cloud
IBM Spectrum Copy Data
Management in the Cloud
Provision Workloads
Copy Data
Spectrum Virtualize
or Spectrum
Accelerate with Copy
Data Management
On-Premises
• Off site copies
• DevOps
• On-demand compute resources
• Self Service Test / dev
Cisco CloudCenterIBM Spectrum Virtualize
IBM Spectrum Accelerate
IBM Spectrum CDM
Daily
Ops
IBM Cloud
IBM partnership with Cisco for
VersaStack and Cisco CloudCenter

HPC Orchestration for Production Applications
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• Resource Access, Allocation and Aggregation
on premise
Spectrum Scale in the
Cloud
Job Scheduling and
Management
Spectrum Scale On-
Premises
AFM - Active File
Management
• IBM Spectrum Compute to manage data
movement and resource usage from the cloud
POSIX
Powered by
Spectrum Scale
FILE APIs
POSIX
Spectrum Scale
FILE APIs
IBM Spectrum Compute
IBM Spectrum Scale
Production
Apps
IBM Cloud
Spectrum Compute with Spectrum Scale to
optimize server and storage resources

Cloud Storage Taxonomy
Storage as the Storage CloudStorage for the Compute Cloud
Persistent
Storage
• Persists across
VM reboots
• Can be shared
between VMs
• Transactional
• High
Performance
Reference
Storage
• Archives
• Images Video
• NENR and
WORM
Ephemeral
Storage
• Typically boot
volumes,
page files and
temporary
• Goes away when
VM is shutdown
Hosted Storage
• File Storage
• Object Storage
• Backup
• Disaster
Recovery
IBM Spectrum Accelerate,
FlashSystem, DS8000, SVC
IBM Cloud Object Storage System,
IBM Spectrum Archive, Tape
IBM Spectrum Scale, Elastic Storage ServerTransactional
Performance
Universal Access
Lowest
TCO
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Data Driven Cloud Storage Architecture
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Flexible
• Data Portability between
Private & Public Clouds
• Secure and Compliant
• High ROI Use Cases
Modern
• Service Level Driven
• Software Defined and Flash
Optimized
• Modern Backup and
Replication
Agile
• API Automation
• Native DevOps Capable
• Self Service
Infrastructure
Private Cloud
Managed Service
Providers
Cloud-Edge Colocation

Please
complete
the session
survey!
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SVC and Storwize 7.8.1 Quality Improvements
IBM is committed to delivering continual quality improvements in our products.
All SVC and Storwize platforms have traditionally delivered enterprise-levels of system availability,
however against this backdrop there is a constant drive to push quality beyond existing limits.
To this end, significant updates were introduced in the SVC and Storwize 7.8.1 release focusing
on increasing overall reliability.
7.8.1 was released in March 2017 and is currently running on over 35% of total systems in the
field. Field data shows that this release is consistently delivering over twice the system
availability and half the rate of node warmstarts compared with 7.7.1.
IBM is strongly recommending that all SVC and Storwize customers upgrade their systems to 7.8.1
(or a later release) at their next convenient opportunity. If you need help with this, please contact
IBM Systems Lab Services : ibmsls@us.ibm.com
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About the Speaker
Tony Pearson is a Master Inventor and Senior IT Architect for the IBM Storage product line. Tony joined IBM Corporation in
1986 in Tucson, Arizona, USA, and has lived there ever since. In his current role, Tony presents briefings on storage topics
covering the entire IBM Storage product line, IBM Spectrum Storage software products, and topics related to Cloud Computing,
Analytics and Cognitive Solutions. He interacts with clients, speaks at conferences and events, and leads client workshops to
help clients with strategic planning for IBM’s integrated set of storage management software, hardware, and virtualization
solutions.
Tony writes the “Inside System Storage” blog, which is read by thousands of clients, IBM sales reps and IBM Business Partners
every week. This blog was rated one of the top 10 blogs for the IT storage industry by “Networking World” magazine, and #1
most read IBM blog on IBM’s developerWorks. The blog has been published in series of books, Inside System Storage: Volume
I through V.
Over the past years, Tony has worked in development, marketing and consulting for various storage hardware and software
products. Tony has a Bachelor of Science degree in Software Engineering, and a Master of Science degree in Electrical
Engineering, both from the University of Arizona. Tony is an inventor or co-inventor of 19 patents in the field of electronic data
storage.
9000 S. Rita Road
Bldg 9032 Floor 1
Tucson, AZ 85744
+1 520-799-4309 (Office)
tpearson@us.ibm.com
Tony Pearson
Master Inventor
Senior IT Architect
IBM Storage
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Tucson, Arizona is headquarters
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software design and development
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Take a video tour!
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