sparc enterprise systems, today and tomorrow -oracle openworld 2010 fujitsu session

Oracle OpenWorld, 2010

SPARC Enterprise Systems, Today and TomorrowNaoki Izuta

G l MGeneral Manager, SPARC Enterprise server Project, Enterprise Server Business Unit,

Copyright 2010 FUJITSU LIMITED

Enterprise Server Business Unit, Fujitsu Limited

Welcome to Oracle OpenWorld 2010

扇子: pronounced “sensu”

A Japanese Fan

1 Copyright 2010 FUJITSU LIMITED

A Japanese Fan

Our Talk Today

The Fujitsu Groupj p

SPARC Enterprise Servers

SPARC Enterprise Servers: Tomorrow


The Fujitsu Group


Fujitsu is How Big?

Sales and support operations in over 70 countriespp p 176,000 employees worldwide

At a glanceAt a glanceA $A $50.0B50.0B leader in IT systems leader in IT systems A iA i

EMEAEMEA yyand services for the global and services for the global marketplacemarketplaceCore businesses:Core businesses:

AmericasAmericas10,00010,000

33,70033,700JapanJapan99,90099,900

Technology Solutions Technology Solutions (System Platforms & Services)(System Platforms & Services)

Ubiquitous Product Solutions Ubiquitous Product Solutions (PCs etc )(PCs etc )

AsiaAsia--PacificPacific (PCs etc.)(PCs etc.)

Device SolutionsDevice SolutionsPacificPacific32,70032,700


consolidated financials FY2009

Business CompositionTechnology SolutionsOthersDevice Solutions

System Platforms

8.0%11.0%

ServerStorage

LSI Devices

18.4%62.6%

FY2009$50.0 B

Electronic Components

SoftwareUbiquitous Product Solutions

Submarine Network Solutions

Services

Mobile Phones

System

Security

Data Center


Note: US$1 = ¥93. FY 2009 is fiscal year ended March 31, 2010.

yIntegrationConsulting

Data CenterPCs

Fujitsu’s BusinessBusiness


System Platforms

“If they don’t do all of the following, we don’t make them”we don t make them High Performance and Scalable High Levels of Availability Customer Investment Protection

MainframeMainframe

IA ServerIA ServerPRIMEQUESTPRIMEQUEST

High High PerformancePerformance

Unix ServerUnix Server

GS21GS21

PRIMERGYPRIMERGY ComputingComputing


Mainframe GS21: We Protect Our CustomersWe Protect Our Customers

1968 NextGeneration

19851985

2002

Generation

Model 230-60Multi-Processor 1995

Model M-780Single board CPU

Multi Processor19721954

1995

GS 21 600M 16 l t / 256

Amdahl 470V/6 (M-190)

GS8000 series CMOS

Max. 16 cluster / 256core


Co-developed with AmdahlModel 100Relay based Computer

High Performance Computing: We Seek New Goals

2012

We Seek New Goals

K computer 10pFLOPSK computer 10pFLOPS

19821999

2009

K computer 10pFLOPSK computer 10pFLOPS

1982

Model VP-100/200

VPP5000

19922002

FX1 / JAXA(Photo provided by JAXA)

1977


Model 230-75 APUVPP500

PRIMEPOWER HPC2500

HAYABUSA: Asteroid Probe Project

6 billion Km journey of HAYABUSA over 7 years with Fujitsu’s technologiesO bit d t i ti P bl di ti d D t t i i t- Orbit determination, Problem diagnostic, and Data transmission systems -

Return to Earth 2010Earth, 2010

The Sun

Arrived at asteroid “ITOKAWA” 2005

Launched, 2003The Sun

“ITOKAWA”, 2005

Navigated with ion

10 Copyright 2010 FUJITSU LIMITEDPhotos of ITOKAWA and HAYABUSA by courtesy of JAXA 10 Copyright 2010 FUJITSU LIMITEDPhotos of ITOKAWA and HAYABUSA by courtesy of JAXA 10 Copyright 2010 FUJITSU LIMITED

Navigated with ion engines, 2003-2010

The Road to SPARC Enterprise

NextGenerationInitial partnership with

198320041987

SF9010/MB86900Sun Microsystems Jointly developedSPARC/Solaris servers

SF9010/MB86900The First SPARC Processor 2007

19911998

1978

1991

1988

SPARC Enterprise SPARC64 VI and VII

DS/90 7000 serieshyperSPARC

Enterprise Unixbased-onSystem V Release4

1988PRIMEPOWER

SPARC64 V


U-1000 Series

hyperSPARC

The Road to Human Centric Computing

Human CentricHuman Centric

Network Centric

Computer Centric

Network

InternetPC

Cloud ComputingSensor TechnologyUbiquitous TerminalsMobile Communication


PC Mobile Communication

Human Centric: IT Infrastructure

MedicalU b Medical,Health

Urban

Ed tiHome Education

Transportation

Environment


Green Data CenterEnvironment

SPARC Enterprise Servers Unified Product with Oracle Virtualization Virtualization Scalability / Performance High A ailabilit High Availability Case Study


Jointly Developed, Manufactured & Delivered& Delivered

Leveraging Sun and Fujitsu StrengthsStrengths

Optimized Virtualization,Scalability and High Availability

BreakthroughInnovation and

Best Enterprise OS

Technologies for Scalability,

Reliability and


Reliability and Availability

The SPARC Enterprise Server Family

T-series for Web/AP workloadsS /Scalability up to 4 sockets/256 threads

M-series for Mission Critical workloads


Mission Critical workloadsScalability up to 64 sockets/512 threads

Major Worldwide Development Centers

DocumentsDocumentsSource codeSource code

Oracle: Burlington, USA

Source codeSource codeTechnical DrawingsTechnical Drawings

Oracle: Santa Clara, USA

Oracle: San Diego, USA

De elopment Center


FactoryFujitsu: Sunnyvale, USAFujitsu: Kawasaki, JapanDevelopment Center

Balanced High Performance Systems

Maximum Resource Utilization Scalable, Secure and Green

HA Technologies in a single box HA Technologies in a single box

ConsolidatedConsolidatedConsolidatedConsolidatedIntegratedIntegrated

Clustered Web/AP apps Clustered MC apps


SPARC Enterprise M-series

Best platform for mission-critical workloadsAgility to adapt to business changeCustomer Investment ProtectionCustomer Investment Protection

Virtualization Scalability AvailabilitySystem RASSystem RASSMP InterSMP Inter--connectconnect System RASSystem RAS(Robustness)(Robustness)Solaris ContainersSolaris Containers

Hardware PartitioningHardware Partitioning Oracle SolarisOracle Solaris Solaris ZFSSolaris ZFSHardware PartitioningHardware Partitioning Oracle SolarisOracle Solaris Solaris ZFSSolaris ZFS

Dynamic Dynamic ReconfigurationReconfiguration Solaris FMASolaris FMAMemory Placement Memory Placement

O ti i tiO ti i ti


ReconfigurationReconfiguration(XSCF(XSCF--DR)DR) OptimizationOptimization

Enhanced DR Operation

PRIMEPOWER SPARC Enterprise

Partition A Partition BPartition A Partition B

Partition A Partition B

AP APAP AP

CPU CPU CPU CPUCPU CPU CPU CPU

XSCFXSCF

Operation Operation OperationOperation Operation Operation


CPU-Operating System Partnership

Solaris 11Solaris 11NextNext

SPARC64SPARC64

SPARC64 VII

Solaris 10 9/10ZFS RAID 3Physical to Zone Migration

Solaris 11Solaris 11SPARC64SPARC64

SPARC64 VII4 cores / 8 threads2.88GHz

Solaris 10 5/08

Solaris 10 5/09Container Copy using ZFS clone

ys ca o o e g a o

SPARC64 VII4 cores / 8 threads2.52GHz Solaris 10 8/07

d f C t i

Solaris 10 5/08CPU Capping for Container

Solaris 10 11/06ZFSEnhancement for Container

capped-memory for Container

SPARC64 VISolaris 10

Solaris containerDtrace, SMF, FMA

2 cores / 4 threads2.4GHz


Upgradability, Compatibility

SPARC EnterpriseEnterprise


SPARC Enterprise Servers Unified Product with Oracle Virtualization Virtualization Scalability / Performance R b t Robustness Case Study


Virtualization Strengths

Flexibility in resource optimization Manageability for ease of use Security for consolidation Security for consolidation


Customer Focused Virtualization

Business Continuity Business Agilityy• Robustness• Security• Stability

g y• Effective Utilization• Manageability

Consolidation of Varying WorkloadsFaultFault IsolationIsolationHigherHigher LowerLower

FlexibilityFlexibilityLowerLower HigherHigherFlexibilityFlexibilityLowerLower HigherHigher

Solaris ContainersOracle VM for SPARC(Logical Domains: LDoms)

Hardware Partitioning

App A App B

OSFirmwareHardware

App A App B

OSFirmwareHardware

OS

App A App B

OSFirmwareHardware

OSFirmwareHardware


HardwareHardwareHardware Hardware

SPARC Enterprise Servers Unified Product with Oracle Virtualization Virtualization Scalability / Performance Hi h A il bilit High Availability Case Study


Scalability in Virtualized Environments

High performance CPU and Cache hierarchy Proven scalability with robust interconnect Good balance of I/O and memory Good balance of I/O and memory


© NANO Association

High Performance CPU and Cache ArchitectureCPU and Cache Architecture Over 20 times the performance since 2000

• 65nm• 4-cores•Multi-Thread / SMT• 90nm

2• 2-cores•Multi-Thread / VMT

• L2$ on Die

• 90nm• Over 2GHz frequency

• L2$ on Die• Non-Blocking Cache•O-O-O Execution•Super-Scalar


2000 2002 2004 2006 2008 2010

Proven Scalability Scalability to 256 cores - Benchmark*1 verified - Mesh interconnect Mesh interconnect Low latency, high throughput High-speed transmission technology

Solaris MPOPerformance *2

• 4TB Memory• 60 GB/s of IO bandwidth *3

• 2TB Memory• 30GB/s of IO bandwidth

*1 SPECjbb2005(Single JVM),

• 1TB Memory• 15GB/s of IO bandwidth

512GB M


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*2 Result of SPECint_rate2006 (base) *3 Values using the next enhancement version

Cores4 16 32 64 128 256

• 512GB Memory

Easy & Effective Use of Large-Scale Resources Stable performance, even under high loads Large-Scale Resources

Core / Thread / Process balancingAutomatic memory localization (Solaris MPO)

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sysuser idle * SPARC Enterprise M9000 (128 cores/256 threads)

SPARC Enterprise with Flash Technologywith Flash Technology

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Always ON

Data Integrityg y 24x7 Operation P di ti lf h li Predictive self-healing More critical in today’s

l i CPU & SOCmulti-core CPU & SOC era


24x7 Predictive Self-Healing

Data Integrity Dynamic Recovery and Component Offline Dynamic Replacement and Reallocation

SPARC64 VII Processor

Maintenance Fault Detection

PredictivePredictive

FaultCorrection

DynamicDegradation

selfself--healinghealing

All behavior are recordedAll behavior are recorded

CorrectionDegradation

Hardware-based error detectionNot affected in case of error

Hardware-based error detection and hardware-based self correction


Not affected in case of error

* This figure roughly depicts the ranges of error detection but does not exactly depict the actual chip floor plan.

Advanced System Architecture

Superior Fault Management

Solaris FMA and SMF

p gHardware fault detection and isolation

• Dynamic instruction retry Solaris FMA and SMF• Memory mirroring option

Statistical management

Dynamic Resource Reallocation In the Processor: cache ways, threads, cores

Secure data integrity

Memory: single pageSolaris ZFS

Secure data integritythroughout the system


Show case of SPARC Enterprise:China Mobile LimitedChina Mobile Limited

World leading Telecom carrier with the world’s largest network and customer baseOver 550 million customers 70.6% of Market share in Mainland ChinaTheir GSM global roaming services cover

237 countries237 countriesApprox. 1000 SPARC Enterprise systems

deployed in totaldeployed in total Including Centralized Finance System &

General Budget Systemg y•SPARC Enterprise M9000, M8000, M5000, M4000, M3000•SPARC Enterprise T5240, T5220


Show case of SPARC Enterprise: Narita International Airport CorporationNarita International Airport Corporation An aviation gateway to JapanD ti ti 40 t i 3 i 95 itiDestinations: 40 countries, 3 regions, 95 cities

• Over 30 million passengers per year, 8th busiest airport in the world*• Total cargo 1.8 million tons, 4th busiest air-freight hub in the world*Total cargo 1.8 million tons, 4 busiest air freight hub in the world

New Ramp Control System New Air Traffic Control Information System

* 2009

New Air Traffic Control Information System delivers smooth airport operation through:

• A design focused on ease of Air-Access• Always-ON, no system-down operationy , y p

SystemsSPARC Enterprise M5000, M4000Oracle Database 10gOracle Database 10gFUJITSU CLUSTER Software


Source: http://www.naa.jp/en/annual/2009_pdf/10.pdf

Show case of SPARC Enterprise:

Mizuho Bank, LimitedMizuho Bank, Limited

One of Japan’s “Megabanks”SPARC Enterprise Controlling Nation-wide ATMs 5,300+ ATMs directly managed 32x SPARC Enterprise M3000 in Cluster Configurations

32 Clustered

Retail Banks Data Center

Accounting System F jit GS i

32 ClusteredSystems

Wide AreaEthernet

ATM

Fujitsu GS series

・・・・

Ethernet

ATM C t l S

ATM


ATM Control Servers5,300+ ATMsSPARC Enterprise M3000

SPARC Enterprise Servers:Tomorrow


Oracle/Fujitsu Collaboration: Next StageNext Stage Expand collaboration to maximize our strengths Deliver customers better:

Products Solutions Delivery and SupportProducts, Solutions, Delivery, and Support Enhance technologies for the Cloud Computing Era


Our Collaboration

Oracle: Burlington, USA

Oracle: Santa Clara, USA

Oracle: San Diego, USA

De elopment Center


FactoryFujitsu: Sunnyvale, USAFujitsu: Kawasaki, JapanDevelopment Center

M-series Enhancements

System Upgrade ith Increased Performance

Coming Soon

with Increased PerformanceSignificant Performance jump similar to

SPARC64VI VII + enhancement

Next

••Higher FrequencyHigher Frequency

2008/2009

••Higher FrequencyHigher Frequency••Larger CachesLarger Caches•• Increased IO ThroughputIncreased IO Throughput

• 2.88GHz

2006

SPARC64 VII• 4 cores, 8 threads• Faster Memory• 65nm

• 2.4GHz2

Customer Investment ProtectionCPU Upgrade in a single boxMix mode support in a single box

SPARC64 VI

• 2 cores, 4 threads• 2FPUs• Shared L2$• Scalable to 64 Sockets• Instruction Retry• Mirrored Memory


Mix mode support in a single boxBinary Compatibility

y• Dynamic Domains• 90nm

ORACLE and Fujitsu Partnership


ORACLE and FUJITSU Partnership


SPARC Enterprise Servers: Tomorrow

Thank you very muchThank you very much for attending today!for attending today!

Come See More at the Fujitsu Booth@Moscone South #1311


Acknowledgements

Sincere thanks to the following people

Leader and Scenario Development

who supported the production of this presentation:p

(and Sensu deliverer): Tatsuo Ito

Technical Writing & Artwork: Maiko Obara, Rumi Nagashima,

M hi ShiMasashi Shiga

Promotional Writing and English Supervision: Paul Hendry, Torrey Martin,

Ratnayake AkhilaRatnayake Akhila

Technical Supervision: Osamu Nakajima, Sakae Majima

Product Marketing Support: Mikiya Enokida, Masahiro Koyanagi

Overall Coordination: Chie Tomiya, Yasuyuki Suzuki


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