Rethink Storage: The Next Generation Of Scale- Out NAS

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1 Rethink Storage: The Next Generation Of Scale- Out NAS Norbert Funke EMEA Product Marketing Manager, EMC Isilon 1

2 Agenda EMC Isilon Momentum What Is The Difference? EMC Isilon Versus Traditional Architectures Use Cases Hadoop & Isilon 2

3 EMC Isilon Momentum 60% Y/Y Growth In 2012 Isilon Growth Rate Is More Than 6X NetApp s Growth Rate In NAS Largest Capacity EMC Deal In History At 42PB Over 3,700 global customers Isilon #1 Scale-Out NAS Market (Gartner & IDC) 3

4 Gartner Scale-Out NAS Critical Capabilities Survey EMC Isilon Isilon Was The Only Vendor To Receive An Outstanding Rating Among the products evaluated, Isilon stands out in capacity, performance, manageability and resiliency. Gartner Scale-out NAS Critical Capabilities Survey, February,

5 Isilon: Leader in IDC s Scale-Out Storage MarketScape Report (-) IBM Leaders (+) EMC Isilon Capabilities (-) Quantum (-) HDS (-) Huawei (-) HP (-) Dell (-) Panasas Strategies (-) DDN (+) Netapp Major Players Contenders Participants IDC MarketScape - Scale-Out File Based Storage Market, January, 2013 EMC s backbone for the scaleout file-based storage segment is Isilon EMC acquired Isilon in late 2010 and positions Isilon's unique clustered architecture for customers that face rapid growth of data, high bandwidth needs, and high availability demands. 5

6 Why Traditional NAS Architectures Don t Scale NAS Controller(s) F i l e S y s t e m s V o l u m e s LUN1 LUN2 LUN3 LUN4 LUN5 LUN5 RAID RAID RAID RAID RAID RAID How to scale capacity? Manual migrate data to less utilized LUNs Add additional new LUNs to volumes & manually migrate data off over-utilized LUNs Replace NAS device with a bigger device Add a new NAS device and cluster, federation / aggregating multiple file systems How to scale performance? You don t limited by the controllers 6

7 Why Traditional NAS Architectures Don t Scale NAS Controller(s) F i l e S y s t e m s V o l u m e s Scale-up architectures are not designed for environments challenged by fast file data growth LUN1 LUN2 LUN3 LUN4 LUN5 LUN5 RAID RAID RAID RAID RAID RAID 7

8 EMC Isilon No Scalability Constraints No reason for not scaling granularly NAS Controller(s) EMC Isilon F ireason l e S for y sdedicated tems No volumes & file systems Volumes No reason for RAID & LUNs LUN1 LUN2 LUN3 LUN4 LUN5 LUN5 RAID RAID RAID RAID RAID RAID One up to 20PB Storage Pool No Technology Based Scalability Constraints Storage Automation Single volume spans all cluster nodes Directories and files striped across the cluster 8

9 Isilon Core Innovation OneFS Scale-out Operating System Simplicity Through Single Filesystem Efficiency 80%+ Utilization World s Fastest NAS 1.6M SPECsfs And Over 100 GB/S Throughput Massively Scalable From 18 TB To 20 PB Highly Resilient - Survives Multiple Failures Easy Growth - Scalability Within 60 seconds Automated Robust Data Protection And Security Options Operational Flexibility Multi-Protocol Support 9

10 EMC Isilon Scalability OneFS scales from 18 TB to more than 20 PB in a single file system, single volume Under 60 seconds to scale with no downtime World s fastest performance and capacity scaling 10

11 EMC Isilon Efficiency - AutoBalance BALANCED EMPTY FULL BALANCED EMPTY FULL BALANCED EMPTY FULL BALANCED EMPTY FULL BALANCED EMPTY AutoBalance migrates content to new storage nodes while system is online and in production NO manual data migration even for the retirement of a cluster node NO manual intervention, NO reconfiguration, and NO server or client mount point or application changes Eliminates Hot Spots Reduces costs, complexity and risks for scaling storage 11

12 EMC Isilon Protection and Availability With N+2, N+3, and With N+1 protection, N+4 protection, data data is is 100% 100% available available if even multiple if a single drives drive or nodes or node fail fails FAILED 100% 100% 100% 100% And with Isilon, the more nodes in the cluster, the faster drive rebuild time FAILED 100% 100% 100% 100% 12

13 EMC Isilon Security Options Secure Isolation Authentication Zones Secured Data Achieves WORM Protection Isilon SmartLock SEC 17a-4 Compliance Administration Roles-based administration 13

14 The Cost Advantage of Isilon $2,500 $2,000 $1,500 $1,000 $500 Average Annual Cost Per TB in Use REDUCES CAPEX BY 41%, OPEX BY 48% $0 Traditional OPEX IT Staff Isilon CAPEX Source: Quantifying the Business Benefits of Scale-Out NAS Solutions, IDC White Paper, November

15 This Next Generation NAS Platform Is Designed For Workload Consolidation Vertical Workload Enterprise Workload Video Surveillance Oil & Gas Media & Entertainment Life Science Healthcare NAS Consolidation Home Directories Object and Cloud Workload REST OBJECT ACCESS API i.e. Mobile Application Bid Data Analytics Hadoop High Perf Computing Atmos File Sync & Share Backup & Archive Targets 15

16 Technology Challenges of Hadoop 1. Name Node - Single Point of Failure Hadoop on DAS NameNode 16

17 Technology Challenges of Hadoop 1. Name Node - Single Point of Failure 2. Dedicated Storage Infrastructure (DAS) 3. Lacking Enterprise Data Protection No Snapshots, no replication, no backup Hadoop on DAS NameNode 17

18 Technology Challenges of Hadoop 1. Name Node - Single Point of Failure 2. Dedicated Storage Infrastructure (DAS) 3. Lacking Enterprise Data Protection No Snapshots, no replication, no backup 4. Poor Storage Efficiency 3X mirroring (actually 4X) 30 40% storage utilization (or less) Hadoop on DAS 1x NameNode 1x 1x 2x 2x 2x 3x 3x 3x 18

19 Technology Challenges of Hadoop 1. Name Node - Single Point of Failure 2. Dedicated Storage Infrastructure (DAS) 3. Lacking Enterprise Data Protection No Snapshots, no replication, no backup 4. Poor Storage Efficiency 3X mirroring (actually 4X) 30 40% storage utilization (or less) 5. Fixed Scalability Rigid compute to storage ratio More storage resources are required, a new server must be deployed (and vice versa) 6. Manual Data Import/Export 7. No data consistency when a file changes on primary storage 8. Hadoop data can not be shared with other enterprise applications due to proprietary protocol (HDFS) Hadoop on DAS NameNode 19

20 Next-Gen Analytics MOBILE ANALYTICS Hadoop 2.0 Key Features Native HDFS Support Pivotal HD Support Simultaneous HDFS 1.0 & HDFS 2.0 Support Distributed NameNode Benefits Support For Open Hadoop Applications No Single Point Of Failure Improved TCO 20

21 Isilon Addresses the Hadoop Challenge 1. Name Node - Single Point of Failure 2. Dedicated Storage Infrastructure (DAS) 3. Lacking Enterprise Data Protection No Snapshots, no replication, no backup 4. Poor Storage Efficiency 3X mirroring (actually 4X) 30 40% storage utilization (or less) 5. Fixed Scalability Hadoop on DAS Rigid compute to storage ratio More storage resources are required, a new server must be deployed (and vice versa) 6. Manual Data Import/Export 7. No data consistency when a file changes on primary storage 8. Hadoop data can not be shared with other enterprise applications due to proprietary protocol (HDFS) Hadoop on Isilon 1. No Single Point of Failure Distributed Name Node 2. Shared Scale-Out Storage Platform 3. Enterprise Data Protection Snapshots, replication, backup 4. Industry leading storage utilization >80% 5. Independent Scalability Add compute and storage separately Scale within 60 seconds 6. Multi Protocol support NFS, CIFS, FTP, HTTP, HDFS 7. Data stored on primary storage 8. Hadoop data can be accessed by other enterprise applications / workloads 21

22 Questions Regarding One Platform For File, Analytics, Mobile, and Cloud & Object Applications MOBILE ANALYTICS FILE APPLICATIONS CLOUD/Object Storage infrastructure FTP CIFS NF Syncplicity HTTP HDFS Object REST EMC Copyright CONFIDENTIAL INTERNAL 2013 EMC Corporation. USE All ONLY rights reserved. 22