1. IBM PureApplication™ System Overview
09/30/11
Speaker Name: Deepak Khandelwal
Speaker Title: IT Specialist, ISSW, ISL Labs, India
IBM PureApplication™ System Overview

2. Agenda Current IT Challenges
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Agenda
Current IT Challenges
Introducing IBM PureApplication System System
IBM PureApplication System Delivering values to customer
Deployment Models
Integrated UI - Single Pane of Glass
Monitoring
Problem Determination
Summary
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3. Current IT Challenges Section 6/25/2018
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You experience the barriers of time, cost and risk today Aligning IT and business goals
Business Goals
IT Reality
Grow top and bottom line by:
Getting Up and Running
2-3 months to specify and procure
2-3 months to integrate, configure and deploy
Driving business innovation
Make new markets
Respond to competitive threats
Enhance the customer experience
Development Operations
3-6 months to go from development to production
Main Point: The reality today is that IT is significantly constrained by the traditional computing model where the time, effort and money across the IT lifecycle is too high to meet business needs.
Speaker Notes:
But think about the barriers in our way today.
Business wants to grow and to do that they have goals they need to achieve – within the context of the new landscape we’ve talked about.
Yet IT is constrained traditional computing models. How can we continue to spend the time, effort and dollars on the things on the right when we have to meet today’s need?
Getting Up & Running
Specify/Design: Takes 30 days for an IT infrastructure system
Procure: Software & hardware ordered separately taking 5-20 days
Integrate: Components arrive as “bag of parts” – requiring optimization
Deploy: Can take weeks to months
Development Operations
Provision: Takes days for a development or test environment
Configure: Modified and non-standard Dev/Test/Production configurations cause errors and delay production deployments by weeks
Ongoing Effort
Customize/Tune: Meeting SLAs requires customization and ongoing tuning
Scale: Lack of dynamic elasticity results in cumbersome re-allocation of resources
Manage: Managing and monitoring with multiple tools is time consuming
Maintain: Separate fixes require separate testing
Upgrade: Months to plan, procure and test; days of downtime
Ongoing Effort
1-3 months to troubleshoot and tune
Ongoing effort and downtime to maintain, scale and upgrade
Typical Results:
34% of new IT projects (US) deploy late
55% experience application downtime for major infrastructure upgrades once deployed
From a commissioned study conducted by Forrester Consulting on behalf of IBM 4
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5. Only 1 in 5 can allocate more than half their IT budget to innovation
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Only 1 in 5 can allocate more than half their IT budget to innovation
Least efficient data centers
Use of new technology:
43% first and fast technology adoption
1% move virtual machines to meet desired outcomes
21% use storage virtualization
3% use a storage service catalog (tiered storage)
Results:
Most efficient data centers
Use of new technology:
86% first and fast technology adoption
58% move virtual machines to meet desired outcomes
93% use storage virtualization
87% use a storage service catalog (tiered storage)
Results
New projects
New
projects
Main Point: Efficient data centers use advanced technology
Speaker Notes:
Our global technology services group funded some additional primary research into the effectiveness of IT datacenters and discovered some interesting differences between the least and most efficient ones.
As you can see on the left, the least efficient data centers were slow to adopt technology and make limited use of things like moving virtual machines, storage virtualization and tiered storage.
On the right, you see that the most efficient datacenters are markedly different. They are heavy early adopters of technology and the items I just mentioned.
What’s that mean to the business?
As you can see on the left, least efficient datacenters have to spent about 2/3 of their IT budgets simply “keeping the lights on” – maintaining their existing infrastructure and can only dedicate about a third to new innovation.
On the right you can see the dramatic difference from the most efficient data centers who can apply over half of the their IT budgets to new innovation.
The question is how can we make the shift to use of these and other significant technology capabilities easier?
BACKGROUND DETAIL:
Source: 2012 IBM Data Center Study: ( )
Data Source: IBM Data Center Study
Conducted January 2012
Study conducted in seven countries worldwide – U.S., Canada, Brazil, Germany, France, China, India
65 questions
308 Respondents in the study: IT managers and CIO respondents
IBM Report, IDC conducted research and helped write
Study measured data center efficiency across the data center – including operations, facilities, server, storage, networking, applications and tool, governance, staffing
Analyzed data to determine stages of data center efficiency
Study Findings
What we found is that one in five, or 21% or about 1 in 5 of the total respondents are operating at the Most Efficient level
The Most Efficient data centers, are currently allocating about 53 percent of their total IT budget on new projects
Least Efficient data centers are allocating much less to new projects that can help innovation – only 35% of IT budget on new projects
Let’s look at some of the attributes that differentiate between the Most Efficient and the Least Efficient
The Most Efficient Data Centers
Early and fast adoption of new technology – 86% describe themselves as first or early adopters of new technology vs. 43% for Least Efficient data centers
58 percent use automation tools to move VMs automatically based on service level agreements (SLAs), without the need of manual intervention—versus 1 percent for Least Efficient data centers
93 percent of Most Efficient data centers use virtualized storage, versus 21 percent for Least Efficient data centers
87 percent use a services catalog approach for storage, leading to cost-effective storage placement, versus only 3 percent for Least Efficient data centers
Definition of Storage Services Catalog: storage services catalog enables more efficient storage allocation and governance
53%
35%
Maintaining existing infrastructure
Maintaining existing infrastructure
65%
47%
Source: 2012 IBM Data Center Study: ( ) 5
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6. Clients have tried various approaches to close the gap
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Clients have tried various approaches to close the gap
Client-tuned
Systems
Appliances
Cloud
Benefits
Flexibility
Control
Simplicity
Rapid Deployment
Agility
Elasticity
Multiple approaches have emerged as we begin this shift. We are tuning our own systems – using the flexibility of general purpose systems to optimize them for their business environment. However, as we just saw - the time and effort to do this can be significant.
Other approaches have emerged as well. We are taking advantage of the simplicity of appliances and the elasticity of cloud where those approaches make sense. The question is – how can organizations get the best of all three of these options in one system?
Challenges
Time and Expense Required
Shared Dependence
Single Purpose
What if you could have the best of all three?

7. Introducing IBM PureSystems Family and IBM PureApplication System
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Introducing IBM PureSystems Family and IBM PureApplication System
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8. Announcing the First Two Members of the IBM PureSystems Family
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Announcing the First Two Members of the IBM PureSystems Family
Infrastructure System: Expert at sensing and
anticipating resource
needs to optimize your
infrastructure
Platform System: Expert at optimally
deploying and running
applications for rapid
time-to-value
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9. IBM PureApplication System: the expert integrated platform system
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IBM PureApplication System: the expert integrated platform system
Built-in Expertise
Patterns of expertise built from decades of experience extend business value
Integration by Design
Resource and workload optimized with complete platform-as-a-service cloud capabilities built-in
BM PureApplication System is a workload optimized integrated hardware and software appliance designed to dramatically simplify the development, provisioning, and management of applications in a private cloud environment. It features integrated management capabilities, allowing self-service provisioning of elastic applications, databases, and other workloads.
With PureApplication System, IBM has rethought some key datacenter concepts. The hardware and software are deeply integrated, providing an unprecedented degree of automation, performance, and simplicity. To best put this power to use for your business, carefully consider your application portfolio with an eye towards how you will take advantage of these characteristics.
Simplified Experience
An open, integrated system enabling business model and ecosystem flexibility with a single pane of glass to manage both the infrastructure and application platform 9
© 2012 IBM Corporation 9
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10. Complete, Ready-to-Go Systems
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IBM PureApplication System A Simple, Efficient, Flexible, Virtualized Application Platform
Complete, Ready-to-Go Systems
Pre-integrated, up and running in <4 hours
Pre-optimized for enterprise application workloads
Simplify Ongoing Tasks
Single point of platform and application management
Repeatable self service application provisioning
Built for Cloud
“Platform as a Service”
Elastic application runtimes
Best practice, pattern-based
Manual, brittle
Policy based elasticity, single view
OS, runtime,
resources
Manual optimizations on-site
Pre-optimized by experts
Deploy
Manage
Optimize
Main Point: This integrated system provides key value in a simple, efficient, flexible, and virtualized infrastructure for applications. Project PureApplication System is complete and ready to go. It is pre-optimized for highest workload performance, virtualized across the stack for efficiency, and built on a resilient, secure, scalable infrastructure. It is delivered simply, arriving pre-integrated with a single point of management and is easy to integrate within your existing IT environment. Finally, PureApplication System is ready for cloud and includes integrated middleware with elastic runtimes and data, and application-aware workload management.
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11. IBM PureApplication System
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IBM PureApplication System
Deployment
Applications
Optimizes the complete solution stack:
All hardware and software components factory integrated and optimized
Single point of unified lifecycle management
Integrated monitoring & maintenance
Integrated and elastic application and data runtimes
Application patterns allocate system resources for optimal performance, security and reliability
Middleware
Development
Management
Main Point: IBM has taken the collective knowledge of integrating and tuning servers, storage, networking, virtualization, management and middleware and used it to design the system from the ground up in optimized fashion.
Speaker Notes:
Project Puresystems are integrated by design. IBM has taken the collective knowledge of integrating and tuning servers, storage, networking, virtualization and management and used it to design the system from the ground up in optimized fashion. In the Project Pureapplication system, the middleware, development and deployment capabilities are also integrated and optimized.
Virtualization
Storage
Servers
Networking 11 11
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12. IBM PureApplication System – Business Value
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IBM PureApplication System – Business Value
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13. Cloud computing is delivering value today
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Cloud computing is delivering value today
Cloud is:
A new consumption and delivery model
Cloud addresses:
Cost reduction
Scale
Utilization
Self-service
IT agility, flexibility and delivery of value
Cloud represents:
The industrialization of delivery for IT supported services
Cloud includes:
Deployment models: public, private, hybrid
Delivery models: Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS), Platform as a Service (PaaS), Software as a Service (SaaS) and Business Process as a Service
Focus on the End user – self service delivery
IBM and clients are seeing benefits from cloud computing
Functions
Traditional IT
Infrastructure
Cloud
Computing
Test provisioning
Weeks
Minutes
Change management
Months
Days/hours
Release management
Service access
Administered
Self-service
Standardization
Complex
Reuse/share
Metering/billing
Fixed cost
Variable cost
Server/storage utilization
10–20%
70–90%
Payback period
Years
Ask five different companies what cloud computing is and you may get five different answers. How do we define cloud? IBM cloud computing is essentially an IT consumption and delivery model that is optimized by workload.
Inspired by consumer Internet services (online banking, for example) and industrialization in traditional areas (sharing power from a grid is essentially a precursor to cloud computing), the cloud is a “power grid” for IT-supported services.
It’s a way for end users to get the services they need and provide businesses with economies of scale, and it’s a way to handle workloads in the way that is best for your individual business. Some workloads are ideal for the cloud—some may not be. But that model can change from year to year, or even month to month. And at IBM, the cloud is not one monolithic entity. Several types of clouds coexist, often in one business environment—private clouds, public clouds and virtually any number of combinations of the two.
5 key characteristics of cloud:
On-demand self-service
Ubiquitous network access
Location independent resource pooling
Rapid elasticity
Flexible pricing models 13 13
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To deliver the core values you need Integrated expertise overcomes traditional hurdles 
From traditional
To PureSystems
Value delivered
Up and running in months
Complete infrastructure stack up-and-running in hours
Faster time to value
Over-purchase and provision
Built-in workload elasticity
Automated workload scalability
Multiple tools per component
Single point of management
Integrated system and software management
Piecemeal order and support of hardware and software
Complete, pre-integrated software and hardware
Simplified acquisition and support
Create custom solutions to work with what you have
Easy integration through open-standards computing
Integrated into current environment
Infrastructure complexity slows down change
Easily extendable and accommodating to change
Easily adapts to meet new needs
Multiple service points of contact and multiple updates
Single service point of contact and integrated updates
Improved lifecycle management
Main point: IBM PureSystems deliver the core values you need. Compared to traditional environments, PureSystems deliver faster time to value, a more integrated service and software management view, automated workload scalability, and simplified acquisition and support. Additionally, it integrates well into your existing environment, and is easily adaptable to meet your needs.
Details:
Faster time to value:
Traditional: Takes too long to buy, integrate, test and deploy new servers, storage, networking, operation systems, and middleware
PureSystems: Provides a complete infrastructure stack that is pre-integrated and ready to go which can be up and running in hours
Integrated service and software management:
Traditional: Can require multiple management tools per individual components with different interfaces
PureSystems: Provides a single point of management for the entire system and all included components.
Automated workload scalability:
Traditional: Need to over purchase and over provision systems to address worst case workload spikes
PureSystems : Includes built-in workload elasticity to cost-effectively handle changing workload demands
Simplified acquisition and support:
Traditional: Components are ordered piecemeal or even from different solution providers. Multiple support contacts for the various hardware and software components.
PureSystems: Provides complete, pre-integrated software and hardware with a single point of contact for support for the entire solution.
Integrated into current environment:
Traditional: Take what you have and try to create custom solutions
PureSystems: Easily integrate into your existing environment through open-standards computing
Easily adapts to meet new needs
Traditional: Infrastructure complexity slows down change
PureSystems: Easily extendable and accommodating to change
Improved lifecycle management
Traditional: Multiple service points of contact and multiple patch loads
PureSystems: Single service points of contact and single patch load

15. Pre-integration drives faster set up and deployment
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Pre-integration drives faster set up and deployment
IBM PEP Team
+ Customer
Includes (at no additional cost):
Hardware set-up and configuration
Software set-up and configuration
First workload deployment
IBM
PureApplication
System
<4 hours
Competitor HW
Engineer
Competitor SW
Engineer
Customer
Exadata Installation Experience Details:
Team of 7 Oracle experts to install and configure on-site
Four days to install (twice as long as quoted)
Numerous OS, and DB configuration errors existed after system was configured and left to client to correct
Technical Issues Out of the Box
Faulty components when delivered
Temperature thresholds exceeded causing hardware error messages
Throttled CPU’s on data base nodes
Shutdown of SSD on Storage nodes
Disorganized and hard to find documentation
2-3 Weeks to find Best Practices Documents
Pre-integrated System
Hardware Set-Up and Configuration
(2 days*)
Software Set-Up and Configuration
(2 days*)
First
Workload
Deployment
(1 day*)
5 days*
*Actual times reported by customer working with competitor setup team

16. IBM PureApplication System simplified experience
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IBM PureApplication System simplified experience
New client experience:
Single product streamlines ordering, tracking, receiving, installing and running
Factory installed, fully packaged solutions drive simple setup (pull it out of the box, plug it in and boot it up)
Management integration across system
Single point of contact for support
Upgrade with zero downtime based on integrated patches and system design
PureSystems Centre – an online catalog of applications and patterns.
A broad open ecosystem of optimized solutions
Main Point: From design to purchase to install to operations to maintenance and upgrades, Project Pureuniquely simplifies the experience for the client.
Speaker Notes:
IBM PureApplication System provides a simplified experience across the entire lifecycle of the system. Design is taken care of. With a single entity to order and receive and a system ready to plug in out of the box, the experience from purchase to installation to operation couldn’t be easier.
Management is integrated across the entire solution stack of hardware and software. With a single management console, a single point of contact for support and a single set of integrated patches - administration and maintenance is streamlined.
The system structure itself allows upgrades to happen with zero downtime providing uninterrupted service.
And the open standards foundation enables a broad ecosystem of solutions to simply optimized to the system.

17. Extensibility from the broadest ecosystem is made easy
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Extensibility from the broadest ecosystem is made easy
New IBM PureSystems Centre:
Gain access to a broad community of IBM and certified partner expertise
Download optimized, deployable application patterns from 100+ leading ISV partners
Search by solution area, industry or system
Download fixes and patches
Access to developer community
Also run your existing applications today*
Main Point: IBM has the broadest open ecosystem of partners ready and able to provide industry expertise and solutions to clients and they now can take advantage of PureSystems Centre to deliver value even faster.
Speaker Notes:
IBM has the broadest open ecosystem of partners ready and able to provide industry expertise and solutions to clients.
We have developed a PureSystems catalog and solution showcase that simplifies deployment of partner applications
Clients will be able to access links to direct downloads and find such items as:
ISVs application patterns
Acquire licenses and download of code or fixes
Partner “PureSystems Ready” offerings
A single entry is searchable under multiple IBM offerings PureApplication System, SmartCloud Application Services…
A repository of unified content with simple to find new content by category (industry, solution, geo etc) 17

18. IBM PureApplication System is built for cloud
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IBM PureApplication System is built for cloud
Characteristics of a Cloud:
Dynamic resource scalability
Highly standardized infrastructure
Multi-tenancy
Virtualization
Automated provisioning of IT resources
Catalog of services
User-based self-service
Service level management
Usage-based reporting =
Main Point: PureApplication System has a complete set of private cloud PaaS capabilities built-in.
Speaker Notes:
Rod talked earlier about cloud infrastructure as a service foundational capabilities. Let’s take that a step further. On the left hand side of this chart you see a summary list of the key characteristics of a cloud environment. The big thing here is that all of that stuff is in PureApplication System – it’s built-in. It’s the first fully integrated platform-as-a-service box in the industry
Platform as a Service

19. Design Matters: Open Ecosystem on Integrated Platform
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Design Matters: Open Ecosystem on Integrated Platform
Patterns of Expertise
Application patterns from IBM and partners
100+ ISV business applications
Business intelligence
Business process management
Web experience (Portal)
Application Platform
Integrates an application platform optimized for enterprise applications
Application Optimization
System wide Management
Automation & Scaling
Caching & Elasticity
Application Centric Provisioning
Usage Metering
Security
Monitoring
App Lifecycle Management
License Management
Self-service
Data management
Main Point: PureApplication System inherits the capabilities of PureFlex and adds, integrates and optimizes a complete application platform with them.
Speaker Notes:
You just heard Rod speak about the new IBM PureFlex capabilities. One of the important points I want to make about PureApplication system is that it inherits those capabilities and builds on them. We’ve added and integrated a complete application platform with the system infrastructure capabilities you get with PureFlex and then tuned and optimized the entire stack.
Design matters here. Every piece of this was carefully selected to work optimally together and then the lab brought in all of our expertise for optimizing datacenters and application workload environments and tuned the system.
You can see some of the key capabilities on the chart. Speaking of capabilities, let me bring you back for a second to cloud….
System Infrastructure
Inherits the capabilities of PureFlex System
Integrated Server, Storage, Network
Power Management
Storage & VM Optimization
Virtualization
Integrated System Management
Provisioning
Security
Monitoring
IT Lifecycle Management
System design 19

20. 47% fewer deployment labor hours 73% fewer management labor hours
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IBM PureApplication System delivers value throughout the IT lifecycle Driving efficiencies across these areas:
47% fewer deployment labor hours
73% fewer management labor hours
3370 Hours
Yearly labor hours to manage a private cloud environment
Virtually eliminating these steps:
Specify/design required servers
Integration/configuration/testing of infrastructure software and middleware
Application deployment
Clustering and backup implementation
Trouble shooting/tuning production environment
Implementing hardware management environment
Change
Security
Asset
Incident/Capacity
Deployment
Management Types
Main Point: xxx
Speaker Notes:
xxx.
Attribution for RHS: This is an IBM internal study of IBM PureApplication System solution designed to replicate actual IBM customer usage in the marketplace (correspond to a specific use case of 48 workloads running on the equivalent of a small TroyAS - 6 compute nodes - and an equivalent DIY rack of 6 nodes). It is not a benchmark application, nor is it based on a benchmark standard. As such, customer applications, differences in stack deployed and other systems variations may produce different results and may vary based on actual configuration, applications, specific queries and other variables in a production environment based on published standard labor rates for IT staff.
873 Hours
DIY
PureApplication System
PureApplication System Life Cycle Labor Savings Case Study 20 20

21. Desire for fast and continuous innovation Service Portfolio Management
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Speed IBM PureSystems Implementation & Integration Manage the lifecycle of software and services from customer and business needs through development, deployment and governance, and across the global supply chain
IBM Rational & Tivoli have delivered integrations, helping bridge service delivery gaps and enabling innovation
Leverage IBM Services and expertise to accelerate the value of PureSystems across the IT lifecycle
Reduce cost and risk associated with implementing new infrastructure by managing PureSystems as part of your end-to-end service lifecycle.
Minimize disruption and complexity with continuous delivery across the application and service lifecycle.
Line of Business
Development Team
Operations Team
Customers
How do you take PureSystems and integrate them into your enterprise?
How does it fit with IBM’s broader set of capabilities?
IBM capabilities can help make sure cost and risk of adoption of PureSystems is minimized, as well as minimizing disruption and complexity of managing the service lifecycle. IBM allows you to close gaps in your enterprise IT processes and get you up and running faster
Leverage IBM Services to accelerate the value of PureSystems across the IT lifecycle
Reduce cost and risk associated with implementing new infrastructure by managing PureSystems as part of your service lifecycle.
Minimize disruption and complexity with continuous delivery across the application lifecycle.
Manage service lifecycle across heterogeneous platforms
Agile Development
Desire for fast and continuous innovation
Service
Lifecycle
Business Goals
& Requirements,
Service Portfolio Management

22. What the business wants…
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What the business wants…
What’s required…
Monitoring
Lifecycle
Management
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23. What will be needed tomorrow…
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What will be needed tomorrow…
Monitoring
Lifecycle
Management
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Ignite innovation and accelerate the value of your PureSystems solution with expertise from IBM Global Technology Services
Design
Plan PureSystems adoption across your Enterprise IT
Use analytics to prioritize workload transition
Deploy
Ready your data center facility
Customize PureSystems to your environment – configure, connect, backup and support
As one of the key sources of the expertise and intelligence infused into PureSystems, IBM Global Technology Services subject matter experts can help you to quickly and confidently take advantage of this technology and ignite innovation across your business. IBM Global Technology Services has deep experience, built on decades of IT services experience, in providing cloud services, infrastructure assessment and design, fit-for-purpose analysis, implementation, maintenance, and technical support services.
Design:
We can help you thoughtfully adopt PureSystems to optimize your infrastructure by creating a strategy, business case and architecture that seamlessly integrates this new technology into your environment with low risk and maximized ROI. Our IBM Research inspired, analytic-based services can also help you map out the right workload to the right platform, prioritize workload transition to PureSystems and integrate these systems into your existing service management processes.
Deploy:
The IBM Site & Facilities practice can help you ready your data center facility with assessment and design services to quickly deploy high density PureSystems technology. We can help optimize cooling efficiencies and reduce related power consumption from the new technology. These services also benefit clients with increased system uptime by potentially reducing outages caused by high heat conditions. And finally, we provide guidance in managing the growth and expense challenges associated with high density technology. All of this enables you to rapidly adopt the powerful computing capabilities of PureSystems in your existing or new data center in a non-disruptive manner.
GTS possesses deep expertise on the PureApplication System platform and can help you customize PureApplication System to your IT environment The key to our implementation services is around accelerating time to value for you. PureSystems present a whole new way of providing IT Services, we can help you figure out how to integrate and enable PureSystems within your Data Center. Our services go beyond simple setup, and include customization to the environment and skills transfer to help you understand how leverage new PureApplication System functionality.
The PureApplication System platform will need to connect to your network. The network connections, performance and security requirements are will vary from client to client, and on how you plan to utilize PureApplication System (dev/test, production, cloud, etc). IBM Network Strategy and Optimization Services can understand your business plans for PureApplication System, and assess your current network to identify any key network-specific actions required. Our Network Integration Services team can also work with you to design and deploy these actions as needed.
Technical Support Services from IBM offers world class support across your PureApplication System solution stack.
Consume:
PureApplication System delivers important additions to IBM SmartCloud Foundation that accelerate the building and scaling of private/hybrid cloud environments:
PureFlex System for Infrastructure-as-a-Service
PureApplication System for Platform-as-a-Service
PureSystems complement the IBM SmartCloud Services offerings enabling clients to develop and implement their own flexible and secure hybrid cloud strategy:
Develop and test applications in IBM SmartCloud Services, and deploy and run on PureApplication System.
Hybrid cloud with some applications/services running on IBM SmartCloud Services and other applications/services running on PureApplication System
“Cloudbursting” (future) such that PureApplication System applications can overflow to IBM SmartCloud Services to handle spikes in demand <<< TO BE VALIDATED
In today’s 24×7 business environment, ensuring that you have flexible, scalable and reliable server recovery in the event of a disaster is crucial to meeting your recovery time objective. IBM SmartCloud Virtualized Server Recovery services for PureApplication System can help reduce your recovery time and improve the reliability of your recovery infrastructure through a fully managed, recovery solution that utilizes IBM’s world-class cloud infrastructure. IBM SmartCloud Managed Backup for PureApplication System is a cloud-based service that enables security-rich, managed protection of critical data. Our service provides on-site or off-site data backup to help you reduce operational risk and total cost of ownership.
PureApplication System is expected to play an important role in the delivery environments for IBM Strategic Outsourcing helping to accelerate the innovation and business value our clients expect from IBM.
Whether you are just starting to assess expert integrated systems, or ready to migrate and implement a PureApplication System solution, or need help to manage and support your new environment IBM Global Technology Services can help you across your IT needs.
Consume
Enhance cloud delivery with PureSystems and IBM SmartCloud
Ensure resiliency via automated, cloud-based recovery services
Efficiently support & manage PureSystems with IBM Maintenance & Technical Support Services & IBM Strategic Outsourcing

25. IBM PureApplication System - Details
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IBM PureApplication System - Details
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26. Built-in Monitoring and Management
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IBM PureApplication System – Workload Optimized Systems New class of integrated & optimized solutions based on an appliance model
Virtualized Workloads
Integrated Middleware
Elastic Data
Application-aware workload management
Scalable Infrastructure
Workload Optimized Hardware
Virtualized Storage
Optimized Networking
Workload Deployer
Intel x86
Servers
Storwize
(Mixed SSD/HDD)
Integrated Delivery
Factory Built and Wired
Optimized and Tuned
Simplified Management
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27. IBM PureApplication System Full Rack High Performance Model
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IBM PureApplication System Full Rack High Performance Model
Storage Controller
IBM Storwize V7000 Disk System
4 x 400 GB SAS SSD per enclosure
20 x 600 GB SAS HDD per enclosure
Top of Rack Switches
BLADE Network Technologies Top of Rack Switches
Customer Data Center & Rack-to-rack communications 1 U 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 V
7000
Controller
Expansion
BNT 64 PT Enet SW
Cable ingress / egress
PDU
Intel Compute Intel Compute
MGMT
V7000 Disk Expansion
Per enclosure:
4 x 400 GB SAS SSD
20 x 600 GB SAS HDD
New Chassis
Common Management Module
2x 10Gb Ethernet Switch
2x 16 Gb FC Switch
Intel Compute
2.6 GHz 8C Intel processor, 110 W
256 KB L2 per core
4 MB eDRAM L3 per core
2x 4 Port 10 GbE
2x 2 Port 8 Gb/s FC
10U slots per chassis
PureApplication System Management Node
IBM Workload Deployer
Overall
Power
~30 KW
Cores
608 Cores
Memory
9.7 TB
SSD
6.4 TB (unformatted)
Storage
48.0 TB (unformatted)
VM Management Node
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28. IBM PureApplication System – Functional and Physical Views
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IBM PureApplication System – Functional and Physical Views
Functional View
Physical View 1 U 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 V
7000
Controller
Expansion
BNT 64 PT Enet SW
Cable ingress / egress
PDU
Intel Compute Intel Compute
MGMT
Deploy
PureApplication System
Management
Networking
Storage
Servers
Software Catalog
System Capacity
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29. IBM PureApplication System Application System Offerings
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IBM PureApplication System Application System Offerings
Part # 5
Part # 6
Part # 7
High
Performance
(Part 4)
Small
(Part 1)
Medium
(Part 2)
Large
(Part 3)
Mgmt
Compute Nodes
Small system has 6 half-wide compute nodes, Mdm has 12, High has 24 and High Performance has 38.
Each Compute node has 16 physical cores (32 virtual cores) with 16 GB RAM per core (total of 256 GB in the node)
Cores/Threads
96/192
192/384
384/768
608/1216
PVUs (70 per core)
6720
13440
26880
42560
Memory (GB)
1536 (1.5TB)
3072 (3.1 TB)
6144 (6.1 TB)
9728 (9.7TB)
Raw SSD/HDD (TB)
6.4 / 48
Usable SSD/HDD (TB)
4.8 / 38.4
PDU L Volt
4x60A 3ph
PDU H Volt
4x32A 3ph
Application Services
Included 29
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30. IBM PureApplication System configurations
6/25/2018
IBM PureApplication System configurations
Configuration 1
Configuration 2
Configuration 3
Configuration 4
6 Nodes
96 Cores
1.5 TB Ram
12 Nodes
192 Cores
3.1 TB Ram
24 Nodes
384 Cores
6.1 TB Ram
38 Nodes
608 Cores
9.7 TB Ram + + + +
6.4 TB SSD storage
48 TB HDD storage
Application Services entitlement
Upgrade to larger systems without taking an outage!
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31. IBM PureApplication System Deployment Models
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Section
IBM PureApplication System Deployment Models
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Patterns of Expertise: Proven best practices and expertise for complex tasks learned from decades of client and partner engagements that are captured, lab tested and optimized into a deployable form
What is a Pattern?
The pre-defined architecture of an application
For each component of the application (i.e. database, web server, etc)
Pre-installation on an operating system
Pre-integration across components
Pre-configured & tuned
Pre-configured Monitoring
Pre-configured Security
Lifecycle Management
In a deployable form, resulting in repeatable deployment with full lifecycle management
Delivering superior results:
Agility: Faster time-to-value
Efficiency: Reduced costs and resources
Simplicity: Simpler skills requirements
Control: Lower risk and errors
Monitoring
Lifecycle
Management
Main Point: IBM’s secret sauce for the built-in expertise of Project Pureare the patterns of expertise learned from decades of client and partner engagements that are captured, tested and refined in the development lab and fully built-in to the system.
Speaker Notes:
IBM uniquely builds in expertise with patterns of expertise.
What are patterns of expertise? They are proven best practices and expertise for complex tasks learned from decades of client and partner engagements that are captured, lab tested and optimized and then built into the system.
This isn’t just a blueprint or set of instructions to help you – the expertise is built and executable already.
Why is that important?
Agility: Faster time-to-value – taking out the manual steps and automating delivery.
Efficiency: Reduced costs and resources – growing the list of things you do NOT have to do anymore
Simplicity: Simpler skills requirements – reducing the amount of in house expertise you need
Control: Lower risk and errors – implemented in a repeatable, optimized fashion that significantly lowers the risk of human error. 32
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33. Deployment Model - Concepts At A Glance
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Deployment Model - Concepts At A Glance
Virtual Applications
Application Awareness
Highly standardized and automated
Integrated lifecycle management
Virtual Systems
Topology Awareness
Ability to create custom patterns
Traditional administration model
Virtual Images
Basic management/runtime services
Complete control over contents
TCO
Operating System
Middleware 33 33
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34. IBM PureApplication Pattern Types
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IBM PureApplication Pattern Types
Virtual Appliance
Metadata
Application
Server
Operating system
HTTP
Virtual Appliance
Metadata
Software application
Operating system
Software application
Virtual Application Patterns
Virtual System Patterns
Highly automated deployments using expert patterns
Business policy driven elasticity
Built for the cloud environment
Leverages elastic workload management services
Automated deployment of middleware topology patterns
Traditional administration and management model
Application and infrastructure driven elasticity
Extend pattern by creating custom image
Virtual Appliances
Standard software installation and configuration on OS
Traditional administration and management model
Infrastructure driven elasticity
Virtual Application Patterns
Virtual System Patterns
Virtual Appliances
Standard TCO
existing applications
Improved TCO virtualized applications
Best TCO
cloud applications 34 34
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35. Deployment Patterns: Virtual Application Patterns
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Section
Deployment Patterns: Virtual Application Patterns
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Client Application  Virtual Application Web App Pattern  Deployed VMs
Virtual Application Pattern
This is what clients build in
PureApplication System
Application Parts created
outside PureApplication System
Virtual App Pattern
DayTrader EAR
WebSphere
App. Server
DayTrader EAR
DayTrader EAR
Application artifacts
Client Provided
SQL DDL file
SQL DDL file
LDAP LDIF file
DB2
SQL DDL file
LDAP LDIF file
TDS
LDAP LDIF file
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37. Virtual Application Web App Pattern
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Virtual Application Web App Pattern
A Virtual Application represents a collection of application components, behavioral policies and their relationships
Core components of the pattern include web applications, databases, queues, connections to existing resources, business process models, batch jobs, mediations, etc.
Core policies of the pattern include high availability, SLAs, security, multi-tenancy, isolation, etc.
Proxy
Server
Load balancer
Virtual applications are a Platform-as-a-Service (PaaS) in which your application is the focal point. You start with your application and define its specific requirements, such as what services it requires and the quality of service that should be applied to the services (QoS). Based on the assets in your Virtual Application Pattern, PureApplication System will under the cover deploy and configure the appropriate middleware components to run your application. This simplifies the end to end process of creating, deploying and configuring the middleware components for your applications. PureApplication System handles it all.
PureApplication System supports most common online web application as Virtual Application Pattern with WebApp Pattern and Database as a service (DBaaS) pattern.
Initial instance = 3
WAS cluster configured with session replication
Virtual Application WebApp Pattern
Virtual Application WebApp Instance
© 2011 IBM Corporation
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38. Instantiates Web App Virtual Application As…
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Instantiates Web App Virtual Application As…
Web App VM
WAS Base
Deployer
Agent
WAR File
Database VM
DB2 Instance
Deployer Agent DB
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39. Adding Scaling Policy Web App Virtual Application Maps To:
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Adding Scaling Policy Web App Virtual Application Maps To:
Database Service
Web App VM Cluster
Proxy Server
Database VM
DB2 Instance
Deployer Agent DB
WAR File
HAProxy
Deployer Agent
Deployer Agent
WAS Base
JVM
Proxy Service
eXtreme Scale Catalog
JVM
Deployer Agent
WXS
Caching Service
Storage Volume 39
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40. Virtual Application Web App – Client to Logical to Physical View
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Virtual Application Web App – Client to Logical to Physical View
Client View
Logical View
Physical View - VMs
Virtual Application
Builder UI
Deployed systems 1 U 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42
WAS
DB2
LDAP
Create Virtual Application and deploy
Client
DB2
LDAP
Focus is at the application level and not the middleware. PureApplication System generates and deploys the topology needed to run the application
WAS
Focus is at the application level and not the middleware or topology
PureApplication System generates and deploys the topology needed to run the application
Current patterns: WebApp, DBaaS and Shared Services pattern
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41. Deployment Patterns: Virtual System Patterns
6/25/2018
Section
Deployment Patterns: Virtual System Patterns
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42. Catalog parts  Virtual System Pattern  Deployed VMs
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Catalog parts  Virtual System Pattern  Deployed VMs
Catalog Parts
Virtual System Pattern
Mgmt 1 U 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42
WebSphere DMgr
WebSphere
Custom Node
Virtual System Pattern
WebSphere
Job Mgr
WebSphere DMgr
Middleware Virtual Images
IBM Supplied
Create Server
IBM HTTP Server
DMgr
Create JDBC DS …
DB2
WAS
WebSphere
Custom Node
Custom Image
DB2
Client created
Custom Virtual
Images
DB2 …
Custom
Image
Custom Image
Custom Image
Install Application
Configuration
Scripts
Create Server …
Create JDBC DS
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43. Virtual Systems - Overview
6/25/2018
Virtual Systems - Overview
Virtual Systems patterns are a combination (logical grouping) of parts combined together to create a specific topology for a given deployment needs
For example: WebSphere Application Server Cluster pattern containing Deployment Manager, one or more Custom Nodes, IBM Http Server and configuration scripts for installing applications to the topology
Virtual System topology is built from one of more parts of virtual images (IBM provided Hypervisor images of IBM middleware products or Custom Hypervisor images), add-ons, and script packages
PureApplication System includes pre-loaded Virtual System patterns based on years of best practice
Clients can create custom Virtual System patterns from scratch or extend existing patterns
Clients have full administrative access to the deployed topology
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44. Virtual System Pattern assembly UI - Drag and drop
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Virtual System Pattern assembly UI - Drag and drop
Virtual System pattern assembly by dragging from the palette over to the canvas
Virtual image parts, Script packages, add-ons
# of Custom Nodes
System Scripts
User Scripts
If this is a new pattern you are presented with a blank canvas on the right and a palette of virtual image parts on the left. The palette on the left contains your virtual image parts and script packages which you will use to assemble your pattern. You create a pattern by dragging parts from the palette and dropping them onto the canvas. In order to add multiple parts at the same configuration point, you increment the number located in the upper left corner of the part when available. There is also an option to choose which virtual image will make up this pattern. The virtual image will dictate the available virtual image parts that you can use to make up your pattern.
The example in this slide shows 4 VMs – DB2 instance, a WebSphere deployment manager VM managing two custom node VMs and a DB2 VM.
User Scripts
Parts to drag and drop on canvas from the Virtual images in the Catalog
Canvas containing Virtual Image parts that make up Virtual System Pattern
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45. Virtual System – Client to Logical to Physical View
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Virtual System – Client to Logical to Physical View
Client View
Logical View
Physical View - VMs
Deployed systems
Virtual System Pattern UI 1 U 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42
DMgr
WAS
Web Server OD
Router
DB2
Create Virtual System
and deploy
Client
DB2
DMgr
WAS
WAS
DB2
OD Router
Web Server
Focus is on the topology – client creates the topology pattern and deploys it
Application and configuration scripts are added to the Virtual System pattern
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46. 6/25/2018
Section
Management and Monitoring - IBM PureApplication System Integrated Console
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47. Integrated Console - Unified Management for entire rack
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Integrated Console - Unified Management for entire rack
Single multi-user, role-based UI for workload deployment/management , hardware configuration/management , monitoring and other functions
Both the System Console and the Workload Console has welcome screens that provide quick links to commonly used functions. It also provides links to download tools. This slide shows the welcome screen for Workload Console and quick links to functions related to Virtual Applications.
From the download tooling link, you can download the command line tool, the Plug-in Development Kit to create new Virtual Application Pattern types and plug-ins, and IBM Image Constructions and Composition tool, to create Custom image for Virtual System Patterns.
PureApplication System already includes patterns to deploy IBM Image Constructions and Composition tool. The download link gives you the option to run the tool external to PureApplication System.
Quick links to common functions
Quick links to common functions
Quick links to common functions
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48. PureApplication System Management
6/25/2018
PureApplication System Management
Management of:
Software and Firmware Patches
Hardware
Network Virtualization
Storage Provisioning
Licenses for workloads provisioned
High Availability within rack
Metering Usage
Auditing
Security
Monitoring of Hardware and Workloads
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49. Virtual Machine Dashboard
6/25/2018
IBM PureApplication System
IBM Confidential
Virtual Machine Dashboard
© 2011 IBM Corporation
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50. Middleware Dashboard 6/25/2018 IBM PureApplication System
IBM Confidential
Middleware Dashboard
© 2011 IBM Corporation
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51. Logging Dashboard 6/25/2018 IBM PureApplication System
IBM Confidential
Logging Dashboard
© 2011 IBM Corporation
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52. Monitoring in PureApplication System
6/25/2018
Section
Monitoring in PureApplication System
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53. PureApplication System Monitoring
6/25/2018
PureApplication System Monitoring MQ MB
SAP
Oracle DB
Etc.
Runs on…
Expanded Monitoring
Products that run on PureApplication System can be monitored through “Expanded Monitoring” or by integrating with existing 3rd party monitoring products
Base / Included Monitoring
Included in…
Hardware
OS (RHEL)
Hypervisor (VMware)
WAS HV
DB2 ESE HV
Java pattern
Transactional DB pattern
Data Mart pattern
Web App pattern
PureApplication System comes with monitoring for everything that is entitled in the System purchase
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54. PureApplication System Monitoring Approach
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PureApplication System Monitoring Approach 1
Provide high level health information in an easy-to read top-level console
Allow administrators to drill down to access finer grained information when there is a problem
Context-specific information available (e.g. DB information, app server information)
Users can drill down to access information on their deployments only 2 3
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55. Virtual Application: Contextual Monitoring Drill-down
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Virtual Application: Contextual Monitoring Drill-down
Contextual links will be provided in the Workload and Deployment consoles to the advanced monitoring products of ITM or OPM based on user selected Monitoring link.
SSO between PureApplication System and ITM/OPM
User authorization to metrics based on shared roles.
Virtual App. Details
ITM Workload view
OS/Applications
New Tab
New Window
ITM OS view
Workload Monitoring (Deployment Inlet) a
ITM ITCAM view
Database
New Tab
OPM Overview dashboard
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56. Monitor the system status
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Monitor the system status 56
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57. License Management and Usage Reporting
6/25/2018
Section
License Management and Usage Reporting
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58. License Management is Important
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License Management is Important
WebSphere Message Broker HV: PVUs
MQ HV: PVUs
300 PVUs MQ HV
600 PVUs MQ HV
2000 PVUs MQ HV
I need 600 PVUs of MQ HV. Are they available?
Without license management, no single person knows the current license usage in a shared resource pool.
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59. License Tracking Capabilities
6/25/2018
IBM PureApplication System
IBM Confidential
License Tracking Capabilities
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60. Audit and Metering Reports
6/25/2018
IBM PureApplication System
IBM Confidential
Audit and Metering Reports
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61. Machine Activity reports
6/25/2018
Machine Activity reports
There are several pre-built reports delivered under the machine activity report menu. All the information combined can give you a detailed view of your overall systems usage.
Click the report name in the left pane to generate and view a specific report in the right pane. Once you select the report that you want to view, the data is collected and the report is generated using the default settings. The default setting includes data from the last 30 days.
Each report can be filtered allowing you to tailor the report to provide the specific data you need to see.
The “Allocation by Cloud Group”, “Allocation by Compute Node” and “Virtual Machine Usage” reports, provide similar information but each report provides a more in-depth view of the resource. The same is true for the “Storage Allocation by Cloud Group” and “Volume Usage”.
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62. User Activity Reports 6/25/2018
User activity reports are reports generated from user actions. You must specify a specific date range to obtain reports.
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63. PureApplication System – Troubleshooting Overview
6/25/2018
Section
PureApplication System – Troubleshooting Overview
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64. Problem Determination and Servicing
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Problem Determination and Servicing
PureApplication System facilities to assist Trouble Shooting
Logs created from many PureApplication System H/W, S/W and deployed workloads
System logs and Workload logs
Events from underlying system (H/W, System S/W)
Hardware map in the console to graphically show H/W problems and status
Servicing
By Clients
Maintenance (updates) of Workload artifacts and certain System components (details in a separate PureApplication System Maintenance presentation)
By IBMer
All Hardware maintenance and upgrades will be done by IBMer
PureApplication System Guided Service Tasks to assist IBMer in H/W maintenance and upgrade
Advanced Service Level access panels for access to underlying system panels
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65. 6/25/2018
Events
Events with different severity surfaced to clients in the System Console
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66. Hardware Infrastructure Map
6/25/2018
Hardware Infrastructure Map
Options to overlay on the rack
Attributes of selected component
Rack and its component
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67. Summary IBM PureApplication System is a game changer
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Summary
IBM PureApplication System is a game changer
PureApplication System makes client’s move to Private Cloud simple and seamless
Roll-in in a single rack that has all the H/W and S/W components needed to build private cloud
Supports different deployment models to cater to variety of client needs
IBM PureApplication System is a workload optimized integrated hardware and software appliance designed to dramatically simplify the development, provisioning, and management of applications in a private cloud environment.
It features integrated management capabilities, allowing self-service provisioning of elastic applications, databases, and other workloads
With PureApplication System, IBM has rethought some key datacenter concepts.
The hardware and software are deeply integrated, providing an unprecedented degree of automation, performance, and simplicity
While optimized for IBM middleware, PureApplication System has capabilities to expand beyond the available S/W by allowing clients to bring in their own middleware, applications and add that to the shared cloud resources within PureApplication System
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68. 6/25/2018
References
developerWorks series of articles on onboarding your applications for IBM PueApplication System
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