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Beyond Green: EMC and Energy Efficient IT
Beyond Green: Achieving Efficient and Beyond Green: Achieving Efficient and Sustainable IT Sustainable IT
IT and data center infrastructure suppliers collaborating with corporate customers
The design, deployment, and operation of best-practices computing environments
Employing technology to gain efficiency and cost savings while meeting business objectives
And minimizing harmful environmental impacts
Efficient IT Delivers Green
The Digital Universe is Rapidly The Digital Universe is Rapidly ExpandingExpanding
Source: IDC White Paper, "The Diverse and Exploding Digital Universe," Sponsored by EMC, March 2008
Ten-fold growth in five years!
1,773 exabytes
173 exabytes
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Amount of Digital Information Created and Replicated Each Year
Data Center Energy Use is Data Center Energy Use is DoublingDoubling
• IT energy use has doubled since 2000 and will likely double again by 2011 • Energy operating costs will soon exceed the cost of purchase for servers• Existing conservation technologies can reduce consumption to 2002 levels
Comparison of Projected Electricity Use, 2007 to 2011
Source: EPA report to Congress, 2007
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State of the art scenario
Historical energy use
IT Assets are Poorly UsedIT Assets are Poorly Used
Typical IT Utilization RatesServers: 5–15%
Direct-attach storage: 20–40%
Typical Data Utilization RatesAs much as 70% of file data is never accessed
Sources: VMware, Microsoft, EMC
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Data Center Efficiency StrategiesData Center Efficiency Strategies
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CONSOLIDATE
OPTIMIZE
AUTOMATE
Available Capabilities for Energy Available Capabilities for Energy EfficiencyEfficiency
Storage tiering
Virtual LUNS
File and e-mail tiering
Storage virtualization
Large-capacity drives
Replication acrossstorage tiers
Improve Efficiency – Reduce Energy Consumption
INCREASEUTILIZATION
REDUCECAPACITY
Snaps
Clones
Compression
De-duplication
Archiving
Server virtualization
Data migration
Storage consolidation
Virtual Provisioning
Flash drives
Optimization algorithms
Automated discovery
Document management
EMC Solutions Driving Energy EMC Solutions Driving Energy Efficiencies: ExamplesEfficiencies: Examples
Improve Efficiency – Reduce Energy Consumption
INCREASEUTILIZATION
REDUCECAPACITY
CLARiiON
LCFC and ATA
Virtual LUNs
FileMover and Xtenders
Invista
Open Replicator
SAN Copy
TimeFinder/Snap
TimeFinder/Clone
SnapView
Native GigE
SRDF/A
RecoverPoint
Avamar
EMC Centera
VMware
Open Replicator
Symmetrix
Celerra Virtual Provisioning
Cache/Algorithms
Smarts ADM
De-duplication
Server, Storage Network, and Storage Server, Storage Network, and Storage Consolidation to Maximize Energy EfficiencyConsolidation to Maximize Energy Efficiency
StorageNetwork
Leading North American Utility
Tier 2Tier 1Tier 0
CONSOLIDATE
OPTIMIZE
AUTOMATE
Tier 3
Tier 2 Tier 1
StorageNetwork
BEFORE AFTER
1,000 Servers 80
270 TB Storage 140 TB
3,000 cables/ports
Network300
cables/ports
200 server racks
Facilities10
server racks
Savings of +70% in reduced data center space, power, and cooling
EMC Tiered Storage OptionsEMC Tiered Storage Options
SOFTWARE-BASED TIERING CAPABILITIESQuality
of ServiceManagement
CachePartitioning
Virtual LUNTechnology
ControlCenterSymmetrixOptimizer
Advancedfunctionalityto optimize
storage tieringVirtual
Provisioning
PLATFORM-BASED TIERING CAPABILITIES
Tier 2
Tier 1Tier 2
Tier 1
Tier 2
Tier 1Best-of-breed
storage systemsand technology
Tier 0
Today: Energy-Efficient Storage Today: Energy-Efficient Storage DesignDesign
1 TB Data on Different Capacity/Performance Drives
787 kWh/yr
1,434 kWh/yr
3,048 kWh/yr
94%
87%
73%50%
393 kWh/yr
CONSUME LESS ENERGY BY CAPACITY
15K73 GB
15K146 GB
10K300 GB
7.2K500 GB
7.2K 1 TB
6,096 kWh/yr
73 GBFlash drive
3,790 kWh/yr30x
IOPS
38%Less
Energy
EMC Power CalculatorEMC Power Calculator
-62%
EMC Energy Efficiency ServiceEMC Energy Efficiency Service
• Review current data center strategy• Baseline your current and future needs
– Servers, storage, floor space– Power and cooling– Facility systems
• Analyze and consider your alternatives– Power, thermal, and cooling efficiency – Server virtualization and storage optimization
to reduce power – Three year “business as usual” (BAU) costs
compared to the three-year “optimized” costs
• Update your enterprise data center strategy
• Create your efficiency roadmap – Improvements and phasing to avoid cost and
gain energy benefits
CONSOLIDATE
OPTIMIZE
AUTOMATE
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Estimated Infrastructure Run Rate
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Cost BAU $708 $1,410 $2,107 $4,226
Cost Optimized $278 $560 $840 $1,678
Savings $430 $850 $1,267 $2,548
Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 Total
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Customer Example of Refresh and Customer Example of Refresh and Consolidation: TelcoConsolidation: Telco
Goals and Objectives
Reduce cost and energy use
Reduce time to implement
Optimize assets (utilization)
Institute service levels
Focus resources in other areas
Summarized Benefits
$ 1.28M OpEx reduction
73% reduction in floor space
59% reduction in power expense
56% reduction in cooling expense
Reduction in ongoing support
73%Reduction
59%Reduction
56%Reduction
ArchiveData
BackupData
Archive inactive data
Streamline backups
Eliminate redundant data
Virtualize storage
Classify and tier
Storage Consolidation and Tiering Storage Consolidation and Tiering Yield EfficiencyYield Efficiency
CONSOLIDATE
OPTIMIZE
AUTOMATE
ProductionData
Tier 3
Tier 2
Tier 1
Virtualization
RemoteVolumes
Virtual Prov
Arrays
Files