Title: Reducing Storage Power Consumption
1Reducing Storage Power Consumption
2What Customers Are Facing
- Issues
- Power
- Space
- Heating/Cooling
- Longevity
- Reliability, Integrity
- Drivers
- Regulatory
- Multiple Copies
- Internet
- Source-points
- Data never goes away
Explosive Date Growth/RequirementsChallenging
The Infrastructure of All Industries
3Explosive Growth In Information
Growth in Data Stored 2006 2010, Exabytes
- Information Explosion
- Most of growth unstructured data
- Power becoming largest component of TCO
- Wont be able to build DCs fast enough
Source IDC, Digital Universe, 2007
4The Energy ChallengeA Balancing Act
Power
- Rack 2Kw to 30 Kw ( 18 months )
- 1Kw in 1Kw out
- Pushing datacenter limits
Heat Cooling
- Lower MTBF
- System instability
- Unhappy customers
Availability
Reliability
Cost
- 38 of total budget today
- Cost rising dramatically
- Will slow growth long term
Managing Growth
Social Responsibility
- Growing corp. imperative
- Social responsibility tangible bus. benefits
(ie lower TCO)
Carbon Footprint
5The Data Proliferation Problem
Original Data
Copies
Backup
12-15 TB
Test Dev
ProductionData
10-15 TB
Application
DR
3-5 TB
1 TB
DecisionSupport
Archive/Compliance
1-2 TB
1-2 TB
1 TB original
25-40 TB copies
6Data Center Economics
Typical Data Center Power Usage
Additional Costs
- Building New DC (10Ms)
- Upgrading utility service (1Ms)
- Upgrading HVAC capacity (100Ks)
- And more
IT Load
HVAC
Servers
Storage
Other
- Power Bills
- Capital Costs
- Build Out Costs
7Economics - Continued
Worldwide IT Spending on Servers, Power and
Cooling, and Management/Administration
Typ. Storage Electricity Costs
Source IDC, Workloads 2006 (2007)
Power Adds Up 10 PB 1.1M/yr in Power!
Power will soon rival Server acq.
330 W/shelf, 8736 hours/year, 0.13/KWh, 2x
for HVAC, 500 GB SATA
8What Can You Do Today?8-Step Storage Power Diet
- Consolidate servers and storage
- Use higher capacity drives
- Protect against disk failures using fewer drives
- Migrate data to more efficient storage
- Increase utilization
- A-SIS De-duplication
- Backups do more with less
- Eliminate storage overhead for test and dev
- Measure your power efficiency
9Potential Savings From Key LeversIllustrative
Your Mileage May Vary
10Power Consumption Per Usable GBTypical
Enterprise Archival Solutions
Measure Watts per Useable TB!
11Summary
- Runaway Data ? Runaway power and space issues
- Lots you can do TODAY
- Critical issue for NetApp/ Our Customers
12Back Up
13Case Study NetApp IT
- Goals
- Avoid 5M datacenter expansion,
- Increase storage utilization
- Lower TCO
- Improve reliability
- Solution
- Leverage Data ONTAP 7G, FlexVol, and FAS 980
systems to consolidate storage and increase
utilization - Benefits
- 60 improvement in storage utilization
- Reduced storage systems from 50 to10
- Deleted gt27TB of data
- 80 power reduction
- Storage footprint from 25 to 6 racks
- Decrease heat load of 93 tons of A/C
- 59,305 annual power cost reduction