Blade servers and virtualization: transforming enterprise computing while cutting costs
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| adam_text | BLADE SERVERS AND VIRTUALIZATION TRANSFORMING ENTERPRISE COMPUTING WHILE
CUTTING COSTS BARB GOLDWORM ANNE SKAMAROCK 3ICENTENNIAL Z U H U U 1 8
O 7 WILEY 2 O O 7 31CENTENNIAL N N *4 N 2 WILEY PUBLISHING, INC.
CONTENTS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS XIX INTRODUCTION XXI EAHJ TECHNOLOGY EVOLUTION
L CHAPTER 1 BIADES AND VIRTUALIZATION * BUILDING BLOCKS FOR
NEXT-GENERATION DATA CENTERS 3 WHAT ARE BIADES? 3 SERVER BIADES AND PC
BIADES 4 STORAGE AND NETWORK BIADES 5 WHY BIADES? 5 WHAT IS
VIRTUALIZATION? 6 WHY VIRTUALIZATION? 6 WHY VIRTUALIZATION AND BIADES? 6
CONCLUSION 7 CHAPTER 2 EVOLUTION OF COMPUTING TECHNOLOGY * SETTING THE
STAGE 9 RECURRING THEMES 9 BIGGER, BETTER, FASTER, CHEAPER 9
MINIATURIZATION 10 DECENTRALIZATION AND RECENTRALIZATION 10 ERAS OF
EVOLUTION 11 THE MAINFRAME ERA 11 MULTIPROCESSING 13 MAINFRAME OPERATING
SYSTEMS 13 THE PERSONAL COMPUTER AND WORKSTATION ERA 14 THE
CLIENT/SERVER COMMUNICATIONS ERA 16 MAINFRAME CLIENT/SERVER EVOLUTION 16
LOCAL AREA NETWORK CLIENT/SERVER EVOLUTION 17 THE INTERNET ERA 18 THE
CONSOLIDATION ERA 18 IX X CONTENTS CHAPTER 3 PART II CHAPTER 4 THE
EVOLUTION OF TECHNOLOGIES STORAGE CLUSTERING GRID/UTILITY COMPUTING RACK
SERVERS SERVER OPERATING SYSTEMS WINDOWS UNIX CONCLUSION EVOLUTION OF
BLADE AND VIRTUALIZATION TIMELINES HISTORY OF BLADE SERVER SYSTEMS
TECHNOLOGIES BEFORE THEY WERE CALLED BLADES (PRE-1999) INNOVATORS AND
EARLY ADOPTERS (1999-2001) IMPACT OF THE INTERNET BUBBLE (2001-2002)
NICHE ADOPTERS (2003-2004) MAINSTREAM RE-EMERGENCE (2004-2006) ORIGINS
OF VIRTUALIZATION HISTORY OF SERVER VIRTUALIZATION MARKET ADOPTION BLADE
SERVER SYSTEMS VIRTUALIZATION BLADE SYSTEM USAGE WEB SERVICES HPCC AND
APPLICATION SERVERS DATABASE SERVERS STORAGE USAGE EVOLUTION DATA CENTER
IN A BOX FIREWALL/VPN BLADES LOAD-BALANCING BLADES RUGGEDIZED PORTABLE
COMPUTING BENEFITS OF BLADES AND VIRTUALIZATION SPACE CONSOLIDATION AND
CENTRALIZATION SIMPLIFICATION AND MANAGEABILITY ROI AND TCO REDUCED
INFRASTRUCTURE COST TIME TO RETURN REDUCED OPERATIONAL COST REDUCED
SERVICEABILITY COST CONCLUSION A CLOSER LOOK BLADE ARCHITECTURE BLADE
SYSTEM COMPONENTS CHASSIS 19 19 21 22 23 24 24 25 25 27 27 29 29 30 30
31 31 32 33 34 34 36 36 36 37 37 38 38 39 39 39 39 40 40 41 42 43 43 43
44 44 44 45 47 48 48 CONTENTS SERVER BLADES I/O MODULES MANAGEMENT
MODULES OTHER SHARED MODULES CONCLUSION CHAPTER 5 PC BLADES PC BLADE
ARCHITECTURE KVM USER-PORT SOLUTIONS THIN CLIENT SOLUTIONS DEDICATED OR
DYNAMIC PC BLADES? CONCLUSION CHAPTER 6 NETWORKING AND RELATED
TECHNOLOGIES NETWORKING CONCEPTS REQUIREMENTS F OR NETWORKS ERROR-FREE
DELIVERY HIGH-SPEED MOVEMENT FLEXIBILITY IN QUALITY OF SERVICE FLEXIBLE
MEDIA AND SIGNALS PATHWAY VIRTUALIZATION HIGH AVAILABILITY TYPES OF
NETWORKS SYSTEM-TO-SYSTEM COMMUNICATION NETWORKS: LAN, MAN, WAN
SYSTEM-TO-STORAGE NETWORKS: DAS, NAS, SAN INTERPROCESSOR COMMUNICATION
NETWORKS: BAN, PAN, CAN COMMON PROTOCOLS ETHERNET ETHERNET IN BLADE
SERVER SYSTEMS FIBRE CHANNEL FIBRE CHANNEL COMPONENTS FIBRE CHANNEL IN
BLADE SERVER SYSTEMS INFINIBAND WHY A NEW I/O INTERCONNECT? FEATURES AND
ADVANTAGES OF INFINIBAND INFINIBAND ARCHITECTURE AND COMPONENTS
INFINIBAND IN BLADE SERVER SYSTEMS RDMA CONCLUSION CHAPTER 7 BLADES AND
STORAGE I/O ARCHITECTURES AND BUSES BLADES AND STORAGE CONNECTIONS
STORAGE OPTIONS WITH BLADE SERVERS ONBOARD STORAGE 52 53 53 54 54 57 57
60 61 62 63 65 66 66 66 67 67 67 67 68 68 68 69 70 70 70 71 72 74 74 75
75 75 76 78 79 81 83 83 85 86 86 XII CONTENTS EXTERNAL STORAGE 87
NETWORK ATTACHED STORAGE (NAS) 87 STORAGE AREA NETWORK (SAN) 87 STORAGE
IMPLEMENTATION CONSIDERATIONS 89 DISK OR NO DISK 89 COOLING AND POWER 89
RELIABILITY AND MAINTAINABILITY 89 MANAGEMENT AND PROVISIONING 90 SAS OR
SATA 90 SAN OR NAS 91 ISCSI OR FC SAN 91 CONCLUSION 92 CHAPTER 8
VIRTUAUEZATION 93 DEFINITIONS 94 AGGREGATION 94 DISAGGREGATION/SERVER
VIRTUAUEZATION 94 STORAGE VIRTUAUEZATION 94 NETWORK VIRTUAUEZATION 95 I/O
VIRTUAUEZATION ON BLADES 95 SERVER VIRTUAUEZATION IMPLEMENTATIONS 95
EMULATION 96 PARAVIRTUALIZATION/ENLIGHTENED OPERATING SYSTEMS 96
PARTITIONING 96 OS VIRTUAUEZATION 97 HOSTED APPROACH 97 HYPERVISOR/BARE
METAL APPROACH 98 VIRTUAUEZATION HARDWARE-ASSIST 98 MANAGING VIRTUAL
SERVER ENVIRONMENTS 100 RESOURCE MONITORING AND MANAGEMENT 100 MOVING
RUNNING VMS 100 MIGRATION UTILITIES 101 VIRTUAL SMP 101 VIRTUAL
CLUSTERING 101 POLICY-BASED MANAGEMENT 101 VIRTUAL DESKTOPS AND
APPLICATIONS 102 VIRTUAL DESKTOPS 102 APPLICATION VIRTUAUEZATION 102
CONCLUSION 103 CHAPTER 9 CLUSTERING AND BLADES 105 SHORT HISTORY OF
CLUSTERING 106 CLUSTERING CONCEPTS 107 MULTIPLE COMPUTING NODES 107
INTERCONNECT/NETWORK 108 DATA AND STORAGE ACCESS 108 CLUSTERING SOFTWARE
108 CONTENTS XIII TYPES OF CLUSTERING SOLUTIONS 109 HIGH-AVAILABILITY
CLUSTERS 109 LOAD BALANCING CLUSTERS 110 HIGH-PERFORMANCE COMPUTING
(HPC) CLUSTERS 111 GRID CLUSTERS 113 OTHER FORMS OF MULTIPROCESSING WITH
BLADES 114 CONCLUSION 114 CHAPTER 10 MANAGING BLADE SYSTEMS 115 STATE OF
SYSTEMS MANAGEMENT AND BLADES 115 MANAGEMENT MODEL 117 FAULT MANAGEMENT
118 CONFIGURATION MANAGEMENT 118 ACCOUNTING MANAGEMENT 118 PERFORMANCE
MANAGEMENT 119 SECURITY MANAGEMENT 119 CIM AND BLADE SERVER SYSTEMS 119
PHYSICAL VERSUS LOGICAL 120 BLADES AND CIM 120 PROVISIONING AND BARE
METAL 121 IN-BAND VERSUS OUT-OF-BAND MANAGEMENT 122 IN-BAND MANAGEMENT
122 OUT-OF-BAND MANAGEMENT 122 BASEBOARD MANAGEMENT CONTROLLERS 122
MANAGEMENT SERVICE PROCESSORS (MANAGEMENT MODULES) 123 INTELLIGENT
PLATFORM MANAGEMENT INTERFACE (IPMI) 123 SHARED MANAGEMENT RESOURCES IN
BLADE SYSTEMS 123 KVMS 123 KVM OVER IP 124 VIRTUAL MEDIA 124 MANAGEMENT
SOFTWARE 124 VIRTUAL MACHINE MANAGEMENT 124 AGGREGATION MANAGEMENT 125
BLADE MANAGEMENT TOOLS 125 CONCLUSION 127 CHAPTER 11 INDUSTRY
ORGANIZATIONS AND RELATED STANDARDS 129 BLADE-SPECIFIC WORK 129 BLADE
SYSTEMS ALLIANCE 130 PCI INDUSTRIAL COMPUTER MANUFACTURERS GROUP 130
BLADE.ORG 130 GENERAL STANDARDS ORGANIZATIONS 131 DISTRIBUTED MANAGEMENT
TASK FORCE 131 DMTF STANDARDS 132 COMMON INFORMATION MODEL 132 OPEN GRID
FORUM 132 INTERNET ENGINEERING TASK FORCE 133 XIV CONTENTS INTERNATIONAL
TELECOMMUNICATION UNION 133 ORGANIZATION FOR THE ADVANCEMENT OF
STRUCTURED INFORMATION STANDARDS 133 STORAGE NETWORKING INDUSTRY
ASSOCIATION 134 WHAT S MISSING IN STANDARDS 134 CONCLUSION 134 PART III
HARDWARE. FACILITIES, AND SOFTWARE CONSIDERATIONS L5Z CHAPTER 12
ASSESSING YOUR NEEDS * BLADE SYSTEM HARDWARE CONSIDERATIONS 139 BLADE
SYSTEM CONSIDERATIONS 139 CPU CONSIDERATIONS 140 MEMORY 142 I/O 143
STORAGE 145 CONCLUSION 147 CHAPTER 13 POWER AND COOLING 149 POWER AND
COOLING IMPROVEMENTS 151 SERVER CONSOLIDATION AND VIRTUALIZATION 151
BLADE SYSTEM COOLING FEATURES 151 CHIP FEATURES (MULTICORE AND POWER
MANAGEMENT) 151 BLADE SERVER AND CHASSIS FEATURES , 152 DATA
CENTER/FACILITIES PLANNING 153 HOTAISLE/COLDAISLE 153 BYPASS AIRFLOW 154
CEILINGS AND FLOORS 155 SUPPLEMENTAL COOLING 156 PHYSICAL LOCATION 156
ADDITIONAL POWER ISSUES 157 INSUFFICIENT POWER 157 POWER SUPPLY FEATURES
157 DC POWER 158 CONCLUSION 158 CHAPTER 14 SYSTEM SOFTWARE
CONSIDERATIONS 159 VIRTUALIZATION 159 SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS IN A
VIRTUALIZED ENVIRONMENT 160 APPLICATIONS IN A VIRTUALIZED ENVIRONMENT
161 CHOOSING A VIRTUALIZATION ARCHITECTURE 163 MANAGEMENT TOOLS 165
PROVISIONING/CHANGE CONTROL 166 RESOURCE MANAGEMENT 167 CLUSTERING 168
HIGH AVAILABILITY CLUSTERING 168 HIGH PERFORMANCE COMPUTING CLUSTERS 170
RESOURCE POOLS 171 LICENSING 172 CONCLUSION 173 CONTENTS PART IV
SOLUTIONS 125 CHAPTER 15 CHAPTER 16 DIFFERENTIATING AND SELECTING
PRODUCTS BLADE SYSTEM SELECTION BLADE SYSTEM VENDORS BLADE FEATURES
MATRIX VIRTUALIZATION SOFTWARE SELECTION SERVER VIRTUALIZATION SOFTWARE
VENDORS VIRTUALIZATION-FEATURES MATRIX CONCLUSION KEY VENDOR AND PRODUCT
ANALYSIS BLADE SERVER SYSTEMS IBM CREATING A BLADE ECOSYSTEM LONG-TERM
COMPATIBILITY WITH BROAD OPTIONS FOCUS ON BETTER PERFORMANCE FOR LESS
SPACE, POWER, AND COOLING AUTOMATING VIRTUALIZATION MANAGEMENT FINAL
ANALYSIS HP THIRD-GENERATION ARCHITECTURE VIRTUALIZATION ENHANCEMENTS
FINAL ANALYSIS DELL BEST AT COMMODITY SERVERS FINAL ANALYSIS EGENERA A
DIFFERENT ARCHITECTURAL APPROACH AN INNOVATIVE, EMERGING COMPANY FINAL
ANALYSIS RACKABLE SYSTEMS BLADE HYBRID CUSTOMIZED SOLUTIONS FINAL
ANALYSIS VERARI SYSTEMS EVERYTHING ON A BLADE VIRTUALIZATION AND
CLUSTERING VERTICAL COOLING TECHNOLOGY FINAL ANALYSIS PANTA SYSTEMS
ARCHITECTED FOR SPEED INTERESTING BUSINESS MODEL FINAL ANALYSIS HITACHI
MAINFRAME-CLASS VIRTUALIZATION SCALABILITY CENTRALIZED MANAGEMENT FINAL
ANALYSIS 177 178 178 178 198 198 198 201 211 212 212 212 213 214 215 215
216 216 217 218 218 218 220 220 220 223 223 223 224 225 225 225 225 227
227 228 228 228 230 230 230 230 231 232 232 XVI CONTENTS SUN 232 RACKS
PLUS 232 TRANSPARENT MANAGEMENT 233 VIRTUALIZATION 234 FINAL ANALYSIS
234 VIRTUALIZATION SOFTWARE 234 VMWARE 234 MANAGEMENT AS DIFFERENTIATOR
235 FINAL ANALYSIS 236 SWSOFT 236 PERFORMANCE AND MANAGEABILITY 236
FINAL ANALYSIS 237 MICROSOFT 237 BOTH HOSTED AND HYPERVISOR APPROACHES
238 MANAGING MS VIRTUALIZATION 238 FINAL ANALYSIS 239 XENSOURCE 239 THE
WORLD ACCORDING TO XEN 240 VIRTUALIZATION MANAGEMENT 240 FINAL ANALYSIS
240 VIRTUAL IRON 241 STACK IT UP 241 STRONG PARTNERSHIPS 241 FINAL
ANALYSIS 241 COMPLEMENTARY SOFTWARE 242 PLATESPIN 242 THE POWER OF
CONVERSION TOOLS 242 WORKLOAD-UTILIZATION TOOLS 243 FINAL ANALYSIS 243
SYMANTEC (VERITAS) 243 CLUSTERING FOR HIGH AVAILABILITY 243 DIRECTING
APPLICATIONS 244 FINAL ANALYSIS 244 POLYSERVE 244 SHARE-EVERYTHING DATA
MODEL 244 FINAL ANALYSIS 245 CONCLUSION 245 CHAPTER 17 CASE STUDIES 247
CASE STUDY * SERVICE PROVIDER: SOFTWARE AS A SERVICE 247 AT A GLANCE 247
ORGANIZATION 248 DRIVERS 248 IMPLEMENTATION 248 EVALUATION PROCESS 248
RESULTS 249 ENVIRONMENT 249 CONTENTS XVII BENEFITS LESSONS LEARNED CASE
STUDY * U.S. GOVERNMENT INSTALLATION AT A GLANCE ORGANIZATION DRIVERS
IMPLEMENTATION EVALUATION PROCESS RESULTS ENVIRONMENT BENEFITS LESSONS
LEARNED CASE STUDY * MANAGED SERVICE PROVIDER: VIRTUALIZED UTILITY
SERVICES AT A GLANCE ORGANIZATION DRIVERS IMPLEMENTATION EVALUATION
PROCESS RESULTS ENVIRONMENT BENEFITS LESSONS LEARNED CASE STUDY * LARGE
UNIVERSITY IN AUSTRALIA AT A GLANCE ORGANIZATION DRIVERS IMPLEMENTATION
EVALUATION PROCESS RESULTS ENVIRONMENT BENEFITS LESSONS LEARNED CASE
STUDY * ACADEMIC CLINICAL RESEARCH ORGANIZATION AT A GLANCE ORGANIZATION
DRIVERS IMPLEMENTATION EVALUATION RESULTS ENVIRONMENT BENEFITS LESSONS
LEARNED CASE STUDY * CONCRETE ACCESSORIES MANUFACTURER AT A GLANCE
ORGANIZATION 250 250 251 251 251 251 252 252 252 253 253 253 255 255 255
255 255 256 256 256 256 256 257 257 257 257 257 257 258 258 258 258 259
259 259 259 260 260 260 260 261 261 262 262 263 XVIII CONTENTS DRIVERS
IMPLEMENTATION EVALUATION RESULTS ENVIRONMENT BENEFITS LESSONS LEARNED
CASE STUDY * PHARMACEUTICAL COMPANY AT A GLANCE ORGANIZATION DRIVERS
IMPLEMENTATION EVALUATION RESULTS ENVIRONMENT BENEFITS LESSONS LEARNED
CONCLUSION CHAPTER 18 A LOOK INTO THE FUTURE BIGGER, BETTER, FASTER,
CHEAPER HARDWARE CHIPS MEMORY I/O POWER AND COOLING CHASSIS
VIRTUALIZATION AND MANAGEMENT UBIQUITOUS HYPERVISORS? MANAGING VIRTUAL
ENVIRONMENTS ENLIGHTENED OPERATING SYSTEMS CONCLUSION APPENDIX A VENDOR
AND PRODUCT INFORMATION APPENDIX B STANDARDS AND SPECIFICATIONS GLOSSARY
BIBLIOGRAPHY INDEX 263 263 263 263 264 264 264 264 264 265 265 265 265
266 266 267 267 268 269 269 270 270 271 271 272 272 272 273 273 274 274
275 331 263 357 361
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BLADE SERVERS AND VIRTUALIZATION TRANSFORMING ENTERPRISE COMPUTING WHILE
CUTTING COSTS BARB GOLDWORM ANNE SKAMAROCK 3ICENTENNIAL Z U H U U 1 8
O 7 WILEY 2 O O 7 31CENTENNIAL N N *4 N 2 WILEY PUBLISHING, INC.
CONTENTS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS XIX INTRODUCTION XXI EAHJ TECHNOLOGY EVOLUTION
L CHAPTER 1 BIADES AND VIRTUALIZATION * BUILDING BLOCKS FOR
NEXT-GENERATION DATA CENTERS 3 WHAT ARE BIADES? 3 SERVER BIADES AND PC
BIADES 4 STORAGE AND NETWORK BIADES 5 WHY BIADES? 5 WHAT IS
VIRTUALIZATION? 6 WHY VIRTUALIZATION? 6 WHY VIRTUALIZATION AND BIADES? 6
CONCLUSION 7 CHAPTER 2 EVOLUTION OF COMPUTING TECHNOLOGY * SETTING THE
STAGE 9 RECURRING THEMES 9 BIGGER, BETTER, FASTER, CHEAPER 9
MINIATURIZATION 10 DECENTRALIZATION AND RECENTRALIZATION 10 ERAS OF
EVOLUTION 11 THE MAINFRAME ERA 11 MULTIPROCESSING 13 MAINFRAME OPERATING
SYSTEMS 13 THE PERSONAL COMPUTER AND WORKSTATION ERA 14 THE
CLIENT/SERVER COMMUNICATIONS ERA 16 MAINFRAME CLIENT/SERVER EVOLUTION 16
LOCAL AREA NETWORK CLIENT/SERVER EVOLUTION 17 THE INTERNET ERA 18 THE
CONSOLIDATION ERA 18 IX X CONTENTS CHAPTER 3 PART II CHAPTER 4 THE
EVOLUTION OF TECHNOLOGIES STORAGE CLUSTERING GRID/UTILITY COMPUTING RACK
SERVERS SERVER OPERATING SYSTEMS WINDOWS UNIX CONCLUSION EVOLUTION OF
BLADE AND VIRTUALIZATION TIMELINES HISTORY OF BLADE SERVER SYSTEMS
TECHNOLOGIES BEFORE THEY WERE CALLED BLADES (PRE-1999) INNOVATORS AND
EARLY ADOPTERS (1999-2001) IMPACT OF THE INTERNET BUBBLE (2001-2002)
NICHE ADOPTERS (2003-2004) MAINSTREAM RE-EMERGENCE (2004-2006) ORIGINS
OF VIRTUALIZATION HISTORY OF SERVER VIRTUALIZATION MARKET ADOPTION BLADE
SERVER SYSTEMS VIRTUALIZATION BLADE SYSTEM USAGE WEB SERVICES HPCC AND
APPLICATION SERVERS DATABASE SERVERS STORAGE USAGE EVOLUTION DATA CENTER
IN A BOX FIREWALL/VPN BLADES LOAD-BALANCING BLADES RUGGEDIZED PORTABLE
COMPUTING BENEFITS OF BLADES AND VIRTUALIZATION SPACE CONSOLIDATION AND
CENTRALIZATION SIMPLIFICATION AND MANAGEABILITY ROI AND TCO REDUCED
INFRASTRUCTURE COST TIME TO RETURN REDUCED OPERATIONAL COST REDUCED
SERVICEABILITY COST CONCLUSION A CLOSER LOOK BLADE ARCHITECTURE BLADE
SYSTEM COMPONENTS CHASSIS 19 19 21 22 23 24 24 25 25 27 27 29 29 30 30
31 31 32 33 34 34 36 36 36 37 37 38 38 39 39 39 39 40 40 41 42 43 43 43
44 44 44 45 47 48 48 CONTENTS SERVER BLADES I/O MODULES MANAGEMENT
MODULES OTHER SHARED MODULES CONCLUSION CHAPTER 5 PC BLADES PC BLADE
ARCHITECTURE KVM USER-PORT SOLUTIONS THIN CLIENT SOLUTIONS DEDICATED OR
DYNAMIC PC BLADES? CONCLUSION CHAPTER 6 NETWORKING AND RELATED
TECHNOLOGIES NETWORKING CONCEPTS REQUIREMENTS F OR NETWORKS ERROR-FREE
DELIVERY HIGH-SPEED MOVEMENT FLEXIBILITY IN QUALITY OF SERVICE FLEXIBLE
MEDIA AND SIGNALS PATHWAY VIRTUALIZATION HIGH AVAILABILITY TYPES OF
NETWORKS SYSTEM-TO-SYSTEM COMMUNICATION NETWORKS: LAN, MAN, WAN
SYSTEM-TO-STORAGE NETWORKS: DAS, NAS, SAN INTERPROCESSOR COMMUNICATION
NETWORKS: BAN, PAN, CAN COMMON PROTOCOLS ETHERNET ETHERNET IN BLADE
SERVER SYSTEMS FIBRE CHANNEL FIBRE CHANNEL COMPONENTS FIBRE CHANNEL IN
BLADE SERVER SYSTEMS INFINIBAND WHY A NEW I/O INTERCONNECT? FEATURES AND
ADVANTAGES OF INFINIBAND INFINIBAND ARCHITECTURE AND COMPONENTS
INFINIBAND IN BLADE SERVER SYSTEMS RDMA CONCLUSION CHAPTER 7 BLADES AND
STORAGE I/O ARCHITECTURES AND BUSES BLADES AND STORAGE CONNECTIONS
STORAGE OPTIONS WITH BLADE SERVERS ONBOARD STORAGE 52 53 53 54 54 57 57
60 61 62 63 65 66 66 66 67 67 67 67 68 68 68 69 70 70 70 71 72 74 74 75
75 75 76 78 79 81 83 83 85 86 86 XII CONTENTS EXTERNAL STORAGE 87
NETWORK ATTACHED STORAGE (NAS) 87 STORAGE AREA NETWORK (SAN) 87 STORAGE
IMPLEMENTATION CONSIDERATIONS 89 DISK OR NO DISK 89 COOLING AND POWER 89
RELIABILITY AND MAINTAINABILITY 89 MANAGEMENT AND PROVISIONING 90 SAS OR
SATA 90 SAN OR NAS 91 ISCSI OR FC SAN 91 CONCLUSION 92 CHAPTER 8
VIRTUAUEZATION 93 DEFINITIONS 94 AGGREGATION 94 DISAGGREGATION/SERVER
VIRTUAUEZATION 94 STORAGE VIRTUAUEZATION 94 NETWORK VIRTUAUEZATION 95 I/O
VIRTUAUEZATION ON BLADES 95 SERVER VIRTUAUEZATION IMPLEMENTATIONS 95
EMULATION 96 PARAVIRTUALIZATION/ENLIGHTENED OPERATING SYSTEMS 96
PARTITIONING 96 OS VIRTUAUEZATION 97 HOSTED APPROACH 97 HYPERVISOR/BARE
METAL APPROACH 98 VIRTUAUEZATION HARDWARE-ASSIST 98 MANAGING VIRTUAL
SERVER ENVIRONMENTS 100 RESOURCE MONITORING AND MANAGEMENT 100 MOVING
RUNNING VMS 100 MIGRATION UTILITIES 101 VIRTUAL SMP 101 VIRTUAL
CLUSTERING 101 POLICY-BASED MANAGEMENT 101 VIRTUAL DESKTOPS AND
APPLICATIONS 102 VIRTUAL DESKTOPS 102 APPLICATION VIRTUAUEZATION 102
CONCLUSION 103 CHAPTER 9 CLUSTERING AND BLADES 105 SHORT HISTORY OF
CLUSTERING 106 CLUSTERING CONCEPTS 107 MULTIPLE COMPUTING NODES 107
INTERCONNECT/NETWORK 108 DATA AND STORAGE ACCESS 108 CLUSTERING SOFTWARE
108 CONTENTS XIII TYPES OF CLUSTERING SOLUTIONS 109 HIGH-AVAILABILITY
CLUSTERS 109 LOAD BALANCING CLUSTERS 110 HIGH-PERFORMANCE COMPUTING
(HPC) CLUSTERS 111 GRID CLUSTERS 113 OTHER FORMS OF MULTIPROCESSING WITH
BLADES 114 CONCLUSION 114 CHAPTER 10 MANAGING BLADE SYSTEMS 115 STATE OF
SYSTEMS MANAGEMENT AND BLADES 115 MANAGEMENT MODEL 117 FAULT MANAGEMENT
118 CONFIGURATION MANAGEMENT 118 ACCOUNTING MANAGEMENT 118 PERFORMANCE
MANAGEMENT 119 SECURITY MANAGEMENT 119 CIM AND BLADE SERVER SYSTEMS 119
PHYSICAL VERSUS LOGICAL 120 BLADES AND CIM 120 PROVISIONING AND BARE
METAL 121 IN-BAND VERSUS OUT-OF-BAND MANAGEMENT 122 IN-BAND MANAGEMENT
122 OUT-OF-BAND MANAGEMENT 122 BASEBOARD MANAGEMENT CONTROLLERS 122
MANAGEMENT SERVICE PROCESSORS (MANAGEMENT MODULES) 123 INTELLIGENT
PLATFORM MANAGEMENT INTERFACE (IPMI) 123 SHARED MANAGEMENT RESOURCES IN
BLADE SYSTEMS 123 KVMS 123 KVM OVER IP 124 VIRTUAL MEDIA 124 MANAGEMENT
SOFTWARE 124 VIRTUAL MACHINE MANAGEMENT 124 AGGREGATION MANAGEMENT 125
BLADE MANAGEMENT TOOLS 125 CONCLUSION 127 CHAPTER 11 INDUSTRY
ORGANIZATIONS AND RELATED STANDARDS 129 BLADE-SPECIFIC WORK 129 BLADE
SYSTEMS ALLIANCE 130 PCI INDUSTRIAL COMPUTER MANUFACTURERS GROUP 130
BLADE.ORG 130 GENERAL STANDARDS ORGANIZATIONS 131 DISTRIBUTED MANAGEMENT
TASK FORCE 131 DMTF STANDARDS 132 COMMON INFORMATION MODEL 132 OPEN GRID
FORUM 132 INTERNET ENGINEERING TASK FORCE 133 XIV CONTENTS INTERNATIONAL
TELECOMMUNICATION UNION 133 ORGANIZATION FOR THE ADVANCEMENT OF
STRUCTURED INFORMATION STANDARDS 133 STORAGE NETWORKING INDUSTRY
ASSOCIATION 134 WHAT'S MISSING IN STANDARDS 134 CONCLUSION 134 PART III
HARDWARE. FACILITIES, AND SOFTWARE CONSIDERATIONS L5Z CHAPTER 12
ASSESSING YOUR NEEDS * BLADE SYSTEM HARDWARE CONSIDERATIONS 139 BLADE
SYSTEM CONSIDERATIONS 139 CPU CONSIDERATIONS 140 MEMORY 142 I/O 143
STORAGE 145 CONCLUSION 147 CHAPTER 13 POWER AND COOLING 149 POWER AND
COOLING IMPROVEMENTS 151 SERVER CONSOLIDATION AND VIRTUALIZATION 151
BLADE SYSTEM COOLING FEATURES 151 CHIP FEATURES (MULTICORE AND POWER
MANAGEMENT) 151 BLADE SERVER AND CHASSIS FEATURES , 152 DATA
CENTER/FACILITIES PLANNING 153 HOTAISLE/COLDAISLE 153 BYPASS AIRFLOW 154
CEILINGS AND FLOORS 155 SUPPLEMENTAL COOLING 156 PHYSICAL LOCATION 156
ADDITIONAL POWER ISSUES 157 INSUFFICIENT POWER 157 POWER SUPPLY FEATURES
157 DC POWER 158 CONCLUSION 158 CHAPTER 14 SYSTEM SOFTWARE
CONSIDERATIONS 159 VIRTUALIZATION 159 SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS IN A
VIRTUALIZED ENVIRONMENT 160 APPLICATIONS IN A VIRTUALIZED ENVIRONMENT
161 CHOOSING A VIRTUALIZATION ARCHITECTURE 163 MANAGEMENT TOOLS 165
PROVISIONING/CHANGE CONTROL 166 RESOURCE MANAGEMENT 167 CLUSTERING 168
HIGH AVAILABILITY CLUSTERING 168 HIGH PERFORMANCE COMPUTING CLUSTERS 170
RESOURCE POOLS 171 LICENSING 172 CONCLUSION 173 CONTENTS PART IV
SOLUTIONS 125 CHAPTER 15 CHAPTER 16 DIFFERENTIATING AND SELECTING
PRODUCTS BLADE SYSTEM SELECTION BLADE SYSTEM VENDORS BLADE FEATURES
MATRIX VIRTUALIZATION SOFTWARE SELECTION SERVER VIRTUALIZATION SOFTWARE
VENDORS VIRTUALIZATION-FEATURES MATRIX CONCLUSION KEY VENDOR AND PRODUCT
ANALYSIS BLADE SERVER SYSTEMS IBM CREATING A BLADE ECOSYSTEM LONG-TERM
COMPATIBILITY WITH BROAD OPTIONS FOCUS ON BETTER PERFORMANCE FOR LESS
SPACE, POWER, AND COOLING AUTOMATING VIRTUALIZATION MANAGEMENT FINAL
ANALYSIS HP THIRD-GENERATION ARCHITECTURE VIRTUALIZATION ENHANCEMENTS
FINAL ANALYSIS DELL BEST AT COMMODITY SERVERS FINAL ANALYSIS EGENERA A
DIFFERENT ARCHITECTURAL APPROACH AN INNOVATIVE, EMERGING COMPANY FINAL
ANALYSIS RACKABLE SYSTEMS BLADE HYBRID CUSTOMIZED SOLUTIONS FINAL
ANALYSIS VERARI SYSTEMS EVERYTHING ON A BLADE VIRTUALIZATION AND
CLUSTERING VERTICAL COOLING TECHNOLOGY FINAL ANALYSIS PANTA SYSTEMS
ARCHITECTED FOR SPEED INTERESTING BUSINESS MODEL FINAL ANALYSIS HITACHI
MAINFRAME-CLASS VIRTUALIZATION SCALABILITY CENTRALIZED MANAGEMENT FINAL
ANALYSIS 177 178 178 178 198 198 198 201 211 212 212 212 213 214 215 215
216 216 217 218 218 218 220 220 220 223 223 223 224 225 225 225 225 227
227 228 228 228 230 230 230 230 231 232 232 XVI CONTENTS SUN 232 RACKS
PLUS 232 TRANSPARENT MANAGEMENT 233 VIRTUALIZATION 234 FINAL ANALYSIS
234 VIRTUALIZATION SOFTWARE 234 VMWARE 234 MANAGEMENT AS DIFFERENTIATOR
235 FINAL ANALYSIS 236 SWSOFT 236 PERFORMANCE AND MANAGEABILITY 236
FINAL ANALYSIS 237 MICROSOFT 237 BOTH HOSTED AND HYPERVISOR APPROACHES
238 MANAGING MS VIRTUALIZATION 238 FINAL ANALYSIS 239 XENSOURCE 239 THE
WORLD ACCORDING TO XEN 240 VIRTUALIZATION MANAGEMENT 240 FINAL ANALYSIS
240 VIRTUAL IRON 241 STACK IT UP 241 STRONG PARTNERSHIPS 241 FINAL
ANALYSIS 241 COMPLEMENTARY SOFTWARE 242 PLATESPIN 242 THE POWER OF
CONVERSION TOOLS 242 WORKLOAD-UTILIZATION TOOLS 243 FINAL ANALYSIS 243
SYMANTEC (VERITAS) 243 CLUSTERING FOR HIGH AVAILABILITY 243 DIRECTING
APPLICATIONS 244 FINAL ANALYSIS 244 POLYSERVE 244 SHARE-EVERYTHING DATA
MODEL 244 FINAL ANALYSIS 245 CONCLUSION 245 CHAPTER 17 CASE STUDIES 247
CASE STUDY * SERVICE PROVIDER: SOFTWARE AS A SERVICE 247 AT A GLANCE 247
ORGANIZATION 248 DRIVERS 248 IMPLEMENTATION 248 EVALUATION PROCESS 248
RESULTS 249 ENVIRONMENT 249 CONTENTS XVII BENEFITS LESSONS LEARNED CASE
STUDY * U.S. GOVERNMENT INSTALLATION AT A GLANCE ORGANIZATION DRIVERS
IMPLEMENTATION EVALUATION PROCESS RESULTS ENVIRONMENT BENEFITS LESSONS
LEARNED CASE STUDY * MANAGED SERVICE PROVIDER: VIRTUALIZED UTILITY
SERVICES AT A GLANCE ORGANIZATION DRIVERS IMPLEMENTATION EVALUATION
PROCESS RESULTS ENVIRONMENT BENEFITS LESSONS LEARNED CASE STUDY * LARGE
UNIVERSITY IN AUSTRALIA AT A GLANCE ORGANIZATION DRIVERS IMPLEMENTATION
EVALUATION PROCESS RESULTS ENVIRONMENT BENEFITS LESSONS LEARNED CASE
STUDY * ACADEMIC CLINICAL RESEARCH ORGANIZATION AT A GLANCE ORGANIZATION
DRIVERS IMPLEMENTATION EVALUATION RESULTS ENVIRONMENT BENEFITS LESSONS
LEARNED CASE STUDY * CONCRETE ACCESSORIES MANUFACTURER AT A GLANCE
ORGANIZATION 250 250 251 251 251 251 252 252 252 253 253 253 255 255 255
255 255 256 256 256 256 256 257 257 257 257 257 257 258 258 258 258 259
259 259 259 260 260 260 260 261 261 262 262 263 XVIII CONTENTS DRIVERS
IMPLEMENTATION EVALUATION RESULTS ENVIRONMENT BENEFITS LESSONS LEARNED
CASE STUDY * PHARMACEUTICAL COMPANY AT A GLANCE ORGANIZATION DRIVERS
IMPLEMENTATION EVALUATION RESULTS ENVIRONMENT BENEFITS LESSONS LEARNED
CONCLUSION CHAPTER 18 A LOOK INTO THE FUTURE BIGGER, BETTER, FASTER,
CHEAPER HARDWARE CHIPS MEMORY I/O POWER AND COOLING CHASSIS
VIRTUALIZATION AND MANAGEMENT UBIQUITOUS HYPERVISORS? MANAGING VIRTUAL
ENVIRONMENTS ENLIGHTENED OPERATING SYSTEMS CONCLUSION APPENDIX A VENDOR
AND PRODUCT INFORMATION APPENDIX B STANDARDS AND SPECIFICATIONS GLOSSARY
BIBLIOGRAPHY INDEX 263 263 263 263 264 264 264 264 264 265 265 265 265
266 266 267 267 268 269 269 270 270 271 271 272 272 272 273 273 274 274
275 331 263 357 361 |
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