Sept 29, Schneider Electric s Micro Data Center Solutions

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1 Sept 29, 2015 Schneider Electric s Micro Data Center Solutions Micro Data Center Solutions

2 ..by 2018 Digital traffic is expanding annually by 23%+, creating the need to scale digital infrastructure Source: Cloud Index Report Zettabytes of IP Traffic 8,600,000,000,000,000,000,000 bytes

3 Sources: Cloud Index Report 2014 Intel Growth is driven by the connected users and the Internet of Things 2 Billion Internet users 21 Billion network devices 1.3 Million video views per min 665TB Data per hospital per year 40TB data transmitted / flight hr

4 Datacenter and Cloud/IoT Landscape <10ms latency Edge or Local Datacenter Devices Large Datacenter Enterprise/Cloud/Colo Heavy processing and data storage >100ms latency Devices

5 Datacenter and Cloud/IoT Landscape <10ms latency The future architecture will likely have at least 3 variations 1) Could be a gateway or embedded device Devices 2) Could be 1-8 racks or micro data center Large Datacenter Enterprise/Cloud/Colo Heavy processing 3) Could and be data a regional storage data center Devices

6 Micro data centers (1-10 IT racks) fill an important roll Embedded devices: Limited processing and storage Deployment is immediate Suitable for home or small office applications Micro data centers: Significant processing and storage Fast to deploy in existing environments Suitable for a broad base of applications requiring low latency and/or high bandwidth Regional data centers: Unlimited processing and storage Longer to construct due to permitting and local compliance issues Suitable for applications that can tolerate some latency

7 Customer Trends Enterprise: finance, retail, outsourced IT Industrial: oil & gas, mining, manufacturing Government and Military Healthcare and Education

8 Customer Trends Enterprise: finance, retail, outsourced IT Retail stores connecting to customer devices for mapping apps, buying habits, targeted sales, financial transactions, etc. Banking branches becoming more automated and integrated into retail sites. Dedicated space for IT infrastructure is not available. SMB enterprise customers with outsourced IT still require local storage, and networking for critical applications requiring low-latency. Often an upgrade of left over infrastructure is needed.

9 Customer Trends Industrial: oil & gas, mining, manufacturing Exploration is sites are producing massive amounts of data through sensors and imaging that need to be processed on site for real-time analysis Production and manufacturing facilities are becoming highly automated. IT equipment has short life span if not protected from harmful airborne particles and heat. Assembly plants use autonomous robots, video sensors, automated lines that all require local processing on the factory floor

10 Customer Trends Government and Military Regional governments and interdepartmental offices often require data to be kept on site/campus. Physical security and disaster recovery are critical to operations Military forward operations are managing data from drones, field cameras, and smart weaponry. Mobile command centers need to be operational in many different types of harsh environments.

11 Customer Trends Healthcare and Education Demand on Hospital data centers is driving expansion. Imaging, video and patient data need to be processed and distributed to different departments on campus or remote offices. Local processing is needed at nurses stations, lab facilities, and operating rooms. University research laboratories require powerful processing in areas typically not designed for the necessary power and cooling. In addition, they often have small windows of time to upgrade infrastructure.

12 IT vendors are addressing trends with Converged Solutions VBlock VSPEX VersaStack HP Converged HCP Dell Active vshape FlexPod VRTX

13 Micro data center definition A micro data center is a self contained, secure computing environment that includes all the storage, processing and networking required to run the customer s applications in a single rack or small, multi-rack solution. Single rack and multi-rack infrastructure solutions that include all necessary power, cooling, security, and associated management tools (DCIM) assembled and tested in a factory environment are available in the market.

14 Types of Micro DC solutions Micro DC solutions for different types of environment Rack Based IT Rack Based Value priced solutions for traditional IT environment Racks for Offices Sound-proof with decorative exterior for office environment Racks for Harsh environments Secure, insulated, dustproof, and actively cooled for industrial environments Prefabricated / Containerized Prefabricated Modules and Containers Integrated, weather-proof, fire-rated, deploy anywhere solution All manufactured, assembled & tested in a factory environment.

15 Examples of Rack Based Solutions Traditional for IT rooms Optimized for office environments Industrial Environments 24 and 42U > 3 or 5kVA UPS > Environmental monitoring > Switched Rack PDUs > Passive cooling 24U and 38U > 3 or 5kVA UPS > Environmental monitoring > Switched Rack PDUs > Sound proofing > Fan-assisted ventilation 23U and 42U > 5 and 8kVA UPS > Electrical Input panel > Environmental monitoring > Switched Rack PDUs > Active DX cooling solutions > Thermal insulation > Sealed enclosure

16 Examples of Solutions for Office Environments Superior sound proofing on all interior surfaces. Clean, decorative exterior to match office decor Security and Environmental Monitoring > Surveillance Cameras > Alarm beacon > Temp. &Hum. sensors > Smoke detector > Leak Rope Sensor DCIM software for remote management and real-time monitoring Metered rack PDU with remote monitoring IT equipment can be installed in an office space without the cost of building a dedicated IT room Fan-assisted cooling UPS with remote management

17 Examples of Solutions for Industrial & Harsh Environments Security and Environmental Monitoring > Surveillance Cameras > Alarm beacon > Temp. &Hum. sensors > Smoke detector > Leak Rope Sensor DCIM software for remote management and real-time monitoring Multi-point locking door and Rack Access proximity card locking system Switched and metered rack PDU with remote monitoring > Superior physical protection with heavy gauge steel construction > Thermally Insulated walls keep cold air in and hot air out > Wall construction provides superior sound attenuation > Front and rear access with 180 doors Fire-rated and sealed cable entries UPS with remote management InRow self-contained, active DX cooling with monitoring, controls, and display

18 Examples of Prefabricated Modules & Containers Prefabricated Container All-In-One Prefabricated IT Module All-In-One Overhead DX cooling Sliding racks in containerized units for full access to front and back of racks Flexible cable tray to allow racks to slide Fully contained hot and cold aisle 20, 40 ISO containers for easy shipping 45 or greater (Non ISO) modules for maximum space and configurations IT Racks Busbar Distribution UPS Hot Aisle Containment Staging Lobby and Electrical Room Fire Suppression

19 Case Study: Sporting & Outdoor Retailer, USA Customer Challenge Current approach was a mix and match of different size, type, and quality of racking and equipment in the back of their stores The challenge was bring 124 stores throughout the US to a common standard BEFORE Solution Fully configured single-rack solutions Included UPS, PDU, servers, storage and networking Pre-configured, crated and shipped as a plug-andplay solution to customer sites Only 1 IT technician needed on-site to start-up and operate

20 Case Study: Governmental, South America Customer Challenge Need for simplified, secure and stand-alone IT Infrastructure Internal auto-provisioning and billing platform; cost assignment to each department SaaS deployment; centralized app management OpEx reduction (energy reduction, management) Solution 9 single racks (1 per hospital) with air conditioning, long runtime power protection and environmental monitoring Simplified, secure, cost-effective

21 Case Study: Healthcare - Canada Customer Challenge: Growing hospital with a need for greater data center capacity with little available space Data center is support not producing revenue. New building would cost too much Need completed in 6 months Solution: All-in-one Prefabricated Module 100kW Modular UPS 12 racks, modular power, In-Row Cooling, Environmental Monitoring & DCIM software. Chiller supplied by Contractor

22 Managing the Data Center with Software Solutions

23 DCIM Integrates physical assets across the different data center domains Energy and Sustainability Track and manage enterprise energy and carbon costs Building Management Monitor and control facility energy, fire and HVAC Data Center Management Manage data center assets, operational and capital costs Power Monitoring Advanced power monitoring, control and analysis IT Infrastructure and Device Monitoring Advanced monitoring and control Confidential Property of Schneider Electric Page 23

24 Problems in the data center Downtime due to human error Downtime due to system failure Latency issues Regulatory or compliance issues Data center owners continue to rank downtime as their top issue in data center management Downtime remains among the most compelling reasons to invest in DCIM Security breaches None of the above Insufficient bandwidth into or out of the Downtime due to natural disasters Run out of IP addresses According to IDC

25 Intelligence to the right people across the organization Creating visibility and predictablity Executive Portal DC Operations DC Manager Dashboard Mechanical Electrical Whitespace Reducing energy cost Creating visibility & predictability Improving operational efficiency Increasing availability & uptime Extending data center lifespan

26 Creating visibility and predictablity Understanding dependencies and impact UPS PDU Network Switches Before After Rack Mounted PDU Cooling

27 Increasing availability & uptime Real time monitoring - Electrical Detailed engineering data for Alarm on Main troubleshooting Switchboard A. Breaker trip. Why? Reducing energy cost Creating visibility & predictability Improving operational efficiency Increasing availability & uptime Extending data center lifespan

28 Increasing availability & uptime Real time monitoring - Mechanical Fault Identified Alarm Detected Detailed data for troubleshooting Plant

29 Extending the data center lifespan Reclaiming stranded capacity CPU <2% CPU >10% CPU Utilization CPU > 2% - <10% Reducing energy cost Creating visibility & predictability Improving operational efficiency Increasing availability & uptime Extending data center lifespan

30 Improving decision making and minimizing human error Improving operational efficiency Provisioning a server Some concerns Not recommended Recommended Consideration Factors Best Recommendation Reducing energy cost Creating visibility & predictability Improving operational efficiency Increasing availability & uptime Extending data center lifespan

31 Improving operational efficiency Accountability and audit trail Move, Add, Changes Engineer s workload

32 Reducing energy cost Risk simulation Increase temperature by 2 celsius Reducing energy cost Creating visibility & predictability Before After Improving operating efficiency Increasing availability & uptime Extending data center lifespan

33 Reducing energy cost The results of cooling optimization Hotspot hours Cooling energy Average power reduction Baseline Baseline Cooling Vigilent Optimize Control Reducing energy cost Creating visibility & predictability 98% reduction 41% savings Improving operating efficiency Increasing availability & uptime Extending data center lifespan

34 COMPONENTS

35 Software Pack for Data Centers Breadth and depth Base software and modules Energy and Sustainability Track and manage enterprise energy and carbon costs Building Management Monitor and control facility energy, fire and HVAC Data Center Management Manage data center assets, operational and capital costs Power Monitoring Advanced power monitoring, control and analysis IT Infrastructure and Device Monitoring Advanced monitoring and control

36 Building Management System Monitor and control facility energy, fire and HVAC Building Operation HVAC and cooling management Automated and manual control Piping insight Access control Lighting control Graphics library Modern, intuitive interface Embedded open protocols Energy monitoring

37 Power Monitoring System Deep power understanding, advanced power monitoring, control and analysis Power Monitoring Expert Power quality and analysis Power incident management Energy usage One-line diagrams Breaker status

38 Centralized IT Infrastructure and Device Monitoring Advanced monitoring and control Data Center Expert IT floor monitoring Incident management Security Video surveillance Web panels Reporting

39 Data Center Operation System Optimize and manage data center assets, operational and capital costs Data Center Operation Floor Management Rack Management Asset management Capacity Planning Server Usage Optimization Change Management Energy Efficiency Reporting

40 Data Center Operation System for Colocation Providers Data center as a business optimize and manage data center assets, operational and capital costs Data Center Operation for Colo Floor Management Space management Cage management Advanced power setups Customer info CAD import Facility reporting Energy consumption tracking (by customer, cage, rack and server)

41 Track and manage enterprise energy and carbon costs Strategic Energy and Sustainability Services Resource Advisor Market intelligence Strategic sourcing Rate analysis Risk management Utility procurement Project tracking Energy data management

42 THANK YOU