SUSE Storage 2015
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3.6.2015 järjestimme Konesali -ja tietoturvatapahtuma Best of Brainsharen asiakkaille ja kumppaneillemme. Konesalin SUSE esityksistä vastasi SUSE Suomen asiantuntijat. Esittelyssä uutuus SUSE Enterprise Storage.
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SUSE Storage 2015
- 1. SUSE® Enterprise Storage The Future of Enterprise Storage is Open and Software Defined
- 2. 2 Agenda Why the future of Enterprise Storage is Open and Software Defined SUSE Enterprise Storage Positioning, Target Market and Use Cases Price comparing SUSE Enterprise Storage to proprietary disk arrays for bulk storage SUSE Enterprise Storage Futures (2.0 and 3.0)
- 3. Why the future of Enterprise Storage is Open and Software Defined
- 4. 4 Current Enterprise Data Storage Market 2000 2014 For longerFor longer • regulations / compliance needsregulations / compliance needs • business intelligence needsbusiness intelligence needs Bigger data to storeBigger data to store • Richer media typesRicher media types • Presentations, images, videoPresentations, images, video More data to storeMore data to store • Business needsBusiness needs • More data driven processesMore data driven processes • More applicationsMore applications • e-commercee-commerce
- 5. 5 $1.4 Billion in 2014 $6.2 Billion by 2019 Estimated Compound Annual Growth Rate (CAGR) of 34.6% from 2014 to 2019. By 2018, open-source storage will gain 20% of the market share, up from less than 1% in 2013 (Gartner) Enterprise Data Storage Market Transition Projection
- 6. 6 Enterprise Data Capacity Utilization (Percent) 50-60% of Enterprise Data 20-25% 15-20% 1-3% Tier 0 Ultra High Performance Tier 1 High-value, OLTP, Revenue Generating Tier 2 Backup/Recovery, Reference Data, Bulk Data Tier 3 Object, Archive, Compliance Archive, Long-term Retention Source: Horison Information Strategies - Fred Moore
- 7. 7 Today's Enterprise Storage Challenges ● Did you get more money to manage storage this year ? ● Is your storage landscape getting simpler ? ● If you need more storage can you have your vendors compete ? ● Is your storage getting less important, lower SLA's and such ? ● Is there less data to accommodate and is it now easy to scale ?
- 8. 8 Enterprise Storage Tomorrow • Differentiated “Tiered” Information ‒ Identification, classification and efficient placement of data • Software-based Storage ‒ Open, extensible, unified and simple • Industry-standard Hardware Building Blocks ‒ Commodity off-the-shelf servers ‒ Commodity off-the-shelf drives
- 9. 9 The Answer SUSE Enterprise Storage • Highly scalable and resilient software based storage solution • Highly scalable storage using commodity off-the-shelf servers and disk drives • Storage functionality comparable to mid- and high-end storage products at a fraction of the cost • Powered by Ceph
- 11. 11 SUSE Enterprise Storage A highly scalable and resilient software based storage solution that enables organizations to build cost-efficient and highly scalable storage using commodity off-the-shelf servers and disk drives. It is self-managing and delivers storage functionality comparable to mid- and high-end storage products at a fraction of the cost. And it's powered by Ceph
- 12. 12 SUSE Enterprise Storage Powered by Ceph • Most popular OpenStack distributed storage solution • Extensively scalable from gigabytes to petabytes • Storage appliance to cost-effective cloud solution • Industry-leading storage functionality ‒ Erasure coding for resilience ‒ Cache tiering for performance ‒ Unified block, file and object interface (File in 2.0) ‒ Thin provisioning for capacity optimization ‒ Remote replication for business continuity • Built on clustered servers ‒ Self healing ‒ Self managing
- 13. 13 SUSE Enterprise Storage with Ceph Architecture
- 14. 14 SUSE Enterprise Storage with Ceph Architecture
- 15. 15 Packaging Starting Bundle – Priority Subscription SES and limited use of SLES to provide: ‒ 4 SES storage nodes (1-2 sockets) ‒ 3 -5 SES monitor nodes (customer selects redundancy level) ‒ 1 SES management node SES Expansion Node – Priority Subscription
- 16. SUSE Enterprise Storage Target Market
- 18. 18 SUSE Enterprise Storage Positioning JBOD Storage Mid-range Array Mid-range NAS High-end Disk Array SUSE Enterprise Storage Fully Featured NAS Device Entry-level Disk Array
- 19. 19 SUSE Enterprise Storage Business Benefits SAVINGS: Total cost of ownership ‒ Reduced CAPEX expenditures ‒ Reduced OPEX expenditures ‒ Ease of management FLEXIBILITY: Adaptability to evolving business needs ‒ Reduced dependency upon proprietary “Locked In” storage ‒ No more “forklift” upgrades CONFIDENCE: Reliability and availability ‒ Leverage SUSE world-class support and services and engineering prowess
- 20. 20 Software Defined Storage Eliminates Branded Storage and Cloud Taxes Branded proprietary storage tax is applied to every disk drive a customer purchases during the life of the system, and is as much as 4x the cost of HDDs used in industry standard servers and software defined storage systems.
- 21. SUSE Enterprise Storage Futures
- 22. 22 Enterprise Storage Ecosystem Monitor Nodes Management Node File System Block Storage Object Storage Data Encrypted in Flight Remote Cluster Data Encrypted at Rest OSD Servers Data Encrypted at Rest Automate Simplify Install Management Heterogeneous OS Access Clustered File System Data Encrypted in Flight Data Compression/Dedup Data Replicated Remotely
- 23. 23 SUSE Enterprise Storage 1 Monitor Nodes Management Node File System Block Storage Object Storage Remote ClusterOSD Servers Data Encrypted at RestData Encrypted at Rest Heterogeneous OS Access Clustered File System Data Encrypted in Flight Data Compression/Dedup Data Encrypted in Flight Automate Simplify Install Management SynchronousRemote Data Replication Legend Green = Delivered Yellow = Partially Delivered Red = Not Yet Delivered
- 24. 24 The Bottom Line Open source based software defined storage marks the beginning of a new era of much more agile, scalable and cost-effective storage. Software defined storage will displace traditional enterprise storage as the dominant storage architecture
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