Looking Beyond Platforms – Scale out NAS in the SDS World Karthik Ramamurthy Group Product Manager, EMC Santa Clara, CA USA November 2014 1 Unstructured Data Growth Total Capacity Shipped, Worldwide Unstructured Data 80% 74% 67% 2013 2015 2017 37 EB 71 EB 133 EB By 2020, over 30 billion connected devices will be exchanging more than 44 Zettabytes of data1 1Source: IDC Structured vs. Unstructured Data: The Balance of Power Continues to Shift, Mar, 2014 2Source: IDC / EMC storage study, 2014 Industry Trends Industry and Customer Trends Consolidation through virtualiztion • • Virtualization continues to drive consolidation • Ability to power public cloud resident workloads • Not all workloads need internal IT systems • Source directly from ODMs • Leveraging SW IP from branded resilient storage software Cloud vendors providing a platform for all workloads Storage as a part of virtualization consolidation Value Migration OEM and BYOH New deployment models Non-virtualized, Open Standard Platform From To From To Server virtualization + storage systems Software defined data center Internal IT for all workloads Value driven IT investments Vendor specific compute & storage hardware ODM driven, open standard compute hardware Storage hardware driven innovation Storage Software driven innovation Industry Trends Industry and Customer Trends OEM and BYOH for on-prem IT Consolidation through virtualiztion • Source directly from ODMs • Leveraging SW IP from branded resilient storage software • Virtualization continues to drive consolidation All of• these require Enables mobility to cloud New deployment models • Not all workloads need internal IT systems • Cloud vendors providing a platform for all workloads environments • A resilient software infrastructure • Enterprise services like predictability and data protection • Open AndStandards, the ability to scale to meet data Virtualization growth /Cloud Value Migration non-virtualized From To From To Vendor specific compute hardware ODM driven, open standard compute hardware Server virtualization + storage systems Software defined storage systems Internal IT for all workloads Value driven IT investments Storage hardware driven innovation Storage Software driven innovation TRADITIONAL WORKLOADS NEXT-GEN WORKLOADS DAS NAS File Shares Analytics Isilon Scale-Out Data Lake SAN CLOUD Mobile HPC TAPE OBJECT Cloud Apps Backup/Archive © Copyright 2014 EMC Corporation. All rights reserved. 5 Next-Gen Access Methods FILE File Shares Analytics FILE HPC Mobile Cloud Apps Backup/Archive © Copyright 2014 EMC Corporation. All rights reserved. 6 EMC Isilon Scale-Out NAS Architecture NFS SMB HTTP FTP Clients and Applications HDFS for Hadoop RESTful API GET PUT POST DELETE Gig-e 10 Gig-e Network Single FS / Volume Protocols REST for Object Multi-Protocol Client/Application Layer Ethernet Layer OneFS Operating Environment Intra-cluster Communication Evolution to software defined storage EMC Isilon NAS Software Defined Data Center Software defined OneFS • Proven storage OS with OneFS and enterprise data services • High-utilization storage architecture • Deploy on commodity hardware • Support resource pooling and service orchestration • Eliminates silos of storage • Provides platform flexibility • Makes it simple to deploy • Gives control back to the user 8 Software OneFS Flexibility and choice for storage appliance hardware NFS / SMB/ HTTP / HDFS / Swift / etc. Network OneFS Storage OS Storage I/O HDD HDD HDD HDD SSD Storage Controller SSD • Standardize data center deployments • Error protection and disks control provided by OneFS • Flexible network technologies for node connections • Native HDFS protocol support • OpenStack Swift API for Object over File support OneFS to enable new deployments Agility with hyper-converged architecture vOneFS VM User VM(s) VM LAN Hypervisor Storage I/O HDD HDD HDD HDD SSD Disk Controller SSD • Deploy over standard virtualized infrastructure • Utilize existing or new hardware • Error protection and disks control provided by OneFS • Low latency access for converged applications Leading NAS solution in a softwaredefined world Flexibility • Deploy anywhere over standard hardware • Utilize existing or new hardware with DAS Expand file service offerings • Persistent storage services close to the application • Deliver differentiated end-customer file services • Enhance end-customer edge performance Turn Big Data into Big Insights • No single points of failure • High storage efficiency and utilization • Full support for enterprise-class EMC Isilon data services Santa Clara, CA USA November 2014 12