Once you have Big Data on IBM i, how do you make sure it’s always available? How do you keep track of it? PowerHA offers significant benefits for organizations that need their data to be highly available. See how the technology: - Easily deploys for HA and DR plans - Leverages iASPs, Flash Copy, & Geomirroring - Compares to traditional software replication

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Resiliency Without Downtime
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PowerHA SystemMirror
Power Systems High Availability Solution for AIX and IBM i
For mission critical application availability
through planned and unplanned outage events
Shared Storage Clustering Technology designed for automation
and minimal IT operations. Integrates storage server technology for a
complete HA/DR solution.
Embedded technology for simplicity and reliability

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PowerHA Clustering Solutions for High Availability
 High Availability (HA) Management
– Clustering for mission critical application availability
– Planned and unplanned outage management
– Storage based data resiliency
 Disaster Recovery (DR) Management
– Multi-Site clustering
– Integrated storage based replication
– Automated compliance testing Data Center Clustering
Multi-Site Clustering
External LAN
LAN 1 LAN 2
SAN 1
SAN 2
Heartbeat 1
Heartbeat 2
Logical server
External LAN
LAN 1 LAN 2
SAN 1
SAN 2
Heartbeat 1
Heartbeat 2
Logical server
External LAN
LAN 1 LAN 2
SAN 1
SAN 2
Heartbeat 1
Heartbeat 2
Logical server

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Client Need: Data Center
 Requirements
– Near continuous application service
– Automated operations (minimize operational expense)
– Recovery Time Objective (RTO) measured in minutes
– Recovery Point Objective (RPO) is Zero (no data loss)
– Eliminate affects of planned outages
– Eliminate tape back-up window
 Solution Strategy:
– PowerHA SystemMirror Standard Edition

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 Requirements
– HA/DR for both data center & multi-site operations
– Automated role-swap operations
– Readily demonstrate remote recoverability compliance
 Solution Strategy:
– Unified clustering solution for data center
& multi-site resiliency
– PowerHA SystemMirror
Enterprise Edition
Client Need Today: Multi-Site
Data Center
Remote Site

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PowerHA Basic Concepts
 PowerHA SystemMirror creates and manages
a shared storage cluster topology
– IASP volume group hosts the DB,
IFS data
– Admin Domain manages the
sysbas data
– Note that the foundational topology
does not involve replication

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PowerHA Basic Concepts - Geomirror
 Internal disk is not switchable (LUNs required), you use
geomirror with internal disk configurations (or for that
matter any disk configurations)
 Use Geomirror for configs with IASPs under 5 Tbytes
(a suggested guideline … key point is proper sizing for
bandwidth when considering a complete re-sync after
an outage)
– Sync mode included with Standard Edition
(~ 40 KM or less)
– Async mode requires Enterprise Edition
– Storage agnostic (typically internal disk)
Admin domain
Geomirror

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PowerHA Business Value & Objectives
 Provide IBM i Clients With Confidence & Certainly of Outcome
– PowerHA eliminates the logical replication dilemma:
• Have we identified all of the objects that need to be replicated ?
• Are all of those objects in sync ?
• Should we or should we not failover ?
 Enable best of breed performance and HA/DR metrics
– Provide HA/DR and application performance
– Automate HA/DR operations
– Exploit and integrate modern storage technology
– Eliminate single points of failure
– Enable RPO of 0 and best case RTO
 Address ROI Acquisition and Cost of Ownership
– PowerHA is priced per processor core
– CBU reduces total number of licenses required
– FlashCopy (save window elimination)
– Minimize operational expense through automation
 Provide Native Embedded Technology for HA/DR Solutions
– PowerHA technology is an integrated extension of SLIC and iOS

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Operational Simplicity – Actual Customer Scenario
 Example Scenario: Vary-on times dependent on database characteristics
 PowerHA cluster conducts operations, IT personal role is primarily monitoring
 Advance copy services with PowerHA minimizes storage/cluster management
Step Time (mins) Headcount Person mins PowerHA/DS8k/Metro Mirror Steps
1 0 0 0 Target replication Vg (IASP) is in sync
2 10 1 10 Quiesce app, vary off primary Vg
3 5 0 0 Fall-over & reverse replication from DR
site to primary site
4 5 0 0 Vary on application Vg, IP take over
0 0 0 0 Check job logs (no longer necessary)
6 10 1 10 Start application environment and
validate everything is up and running
7 0 0 0 Start production
Elapsed Time 30 mins 1 20 (fail back => go to step 1)

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Operational Expense Analysis (OPEX) Example
 DR compliance test: rollover/rollback to/from remote location
– Two Scenarios for comparison
1. IBM Configuration: Two 770’s, Two DS8800s, Metro Mirror
2. ISV Configuration: Two 770’s, Two DS8800s, Logical Replication
 Simple environment
– One partition failover
– Minimal apply lag on target box (for the benefit of the logical replication test)
– Production did not remain on target box (for the benefit of the logical replication test)
 OPEX comparison *
– Logical replication scenario, 6 person hours of effort (4 hours elapsed time)
– PowerHA scenario, .3 person hours of effort (.5 hour elapsed time)
 PowerHA
– Requires minimal monitoring
– No out of sync conditions for IASP data
– No apply process lag on target
– Failover processing is automated
* Operational complexity varies widely with logical replication deployments. Lag apply
processing, sync checking, and multiple lpars increase complexity and time.

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LUN or
volume
LUN or
volume3
Write complete
acknowledgment
2
4
1
Primary
(source)
Secondary
(target)
Write acknowledge
Server
write
Write to secondary
Metro Mirror Write Sequence

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Integrated and Automated Tape Backups
 Save window elimination
 Fully automated flash copy to BRMS to tape

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PowerHA Global Mirror Write Sequence
LUN or
volume
LUN or
volumeD
C
B
A
Primary
(source)
Secondary
(target)
Write acknowledge
Server
write
Write to secondary
(non-synchronously)

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MetroMirror
Production
DS8000
V7000
V3700
LUN Group
(active)
HA
DR Site
*SYSBAS (Prod)
IASP
(Switchable)
DS8000
V7000
*SYSBAS (DR)
IASP
*SYBAS (Backup I)
IASP
DR
Flash
Backup
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POWER7
IBM i
POWER7
IBM i
*SYBAS (Backup I)
Global Mirror
Local Site DR Site
PowerHA Enterprise Edition Three Node Cluster

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(MGM) Metro Mirror Global Mirror Three Site Cluster

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PowerHA SystemMirror IBM i Editions
PowerHA SystemMirror for i Standard Edition Enterprise Edition
Offering Focus Data Center HA (per core) Multi Site HA/DR (per core)
Small Tier
Blade & Entry Power
Scale
$2,500 $3,250
Medium Tier
Mid-range Power
$3,500 $5,000
Large Tier
Enterprise Servers
$4,500 $6,500
 Standard Edition PID 5770-HAS
 Enterprise Edition is a feature of 5770-HAS and is the multi site solution
 No charge upgrades from PowerHA 6.1 to 7.1 Standard Edition or Enterprise
Edition
 HASR (opt 41) is included with purchase of PowerHA SystemMirror 7.1
 Sub capacity pricing, license only the cores in the partitions covered by PowerHA
 HA Assist 5733 HAA available optionally for 5K usd per system – for software
replication as needed
US list prices, prices vary by geo

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PowerHA IBM i Capacity Back Up (CBU) Licensing Example
Active standby
CBU Cores
IBM i, 5250, PowerHA
Partition #1
Unused
Partition #2
Partition #3
Production CBU
Active standby
CBU Cores
Planning
 CBU allows PowerHA licenses entitlement
fail-over from the registered production server
– Minimum 1 entitlement required on the CBU
box*
– CBU server allows the temporary transfer of
entitlements from primary server for non
concurrent usage on the CBU server
– Round-up when using partial processors
– 3.5 processors = 4 entitlements
Example
 No HA/DR required for Partition 1
– No PowerHA licenses
 HA required for Partition 2 and 3
– All processors in the production server
partitions 2 and 3 are licensed for PowerHA
– One key, 8 entitlements
– The license key will be a permanent key
installed on partition 2 and 3
 A single processor is licensed on the CBU server
– One key, one entitlement
– The license key will be a temporary key for 8
cores good for two years installed on
partitions 2 and 3
*note is the HA/DR solution requires more than
one core on CBU to run replication services,
those extra cores must also be licensed.

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PowerHA ClusterPowerHA Cluster
Three node two site PowerHA Cluster
 Three Node, Two Site PowerHA cluster
– CBU A and CBU B registered to Primary
– Standard CBU Tc and Cs apply to Primary and/or CBU A or to Primary and CBU B
CBU A CBU B
Data Center Disaster Recovery Site
iOS,PHA iOS,PHA iOS,PHA
iOS,PHA
iOS, PHA
iOS, PHA
Metro Mirror or Global Mirror

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PowerHA SystemMirror for IBM i 7.1
PowerHA SystemMirror V7 Standard
Edition
Enterprise
Edition
IBM Director Navigator graphical interface  
IBM i cluster enabled storage management  
SLIC level event management  
IASP encryption  
Integrated copy services management  
Host based replication (geomirroring)  
IBM storage based replication 
Cluster wide sysbas synchronization  
Automated failover/failback  
Three site MGM (Metro Global Mirror) 
Config wizards  
Advanced Copy Services (Lab Services)  
Cluster Enabled Admin Domain  
Cluster Enabled Flashcopy & Copy Services  
Direct attach for SVC,V7000,V3700 (Q2)  
V7000 & V3700 LUN Level Switching  
Single command D side FlashCopy 
New PowerHA GUI (replaces previous GUIs)  
 PowerHA is embedded OS
technology and provides a unified
solution for High Availability and
Disaster recovery
 PowerHA Standard Edition provides
HA solutions for the data center
 PowerHA Enterprise Edition
provides mutli-site solutions based
on storage replication services
1Q 2013

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Storwize V7000 PowerHA SystemMirror for i
 PowerHA SystemMirror 7.1 TR6
 SVC and Storwize V7000
– FlashCopy (ACS available from Lab Services as well)
– Metro Mirror, Global Mirror
– and with NPIV LUN Switching
DIRECT ATTACH

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IBM Storwize V3700 PowerHA SystemMirror for i
 PowerHA SystemMirror 7.1 TR6
 Storwize V3700
– FlashCopy and with NPIV LUN Switching
– SOD
Statement of Direction
IBM plans to enhance Storwize V3700 in 2013 with the following:
 6Gb SAS host attachment support
 Optional features:
Easy Tier
Remote mirroring
FlashCopy support for
up to 2,0450 targets

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A PowerHA IBM i Storage Options
Internal
SAS/SSD
DS8000 SVC
V7000 V3700 XIV DS5000
Other
Storage
Geographic Mirroring
Metro Mirror
Global Mirror
Metro Global Mirror
(MGM)
LUN switching
FlashCopy
Check out this PowerHA geomirror customer story!!
http://www.ibmsystemsmag.com/power/Systems-Management/High-Availability/smb_api/

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A PowerHA Outage Type Coverage
Planned & Unplanned
Partition Outages
Planned & Unplanned
Server Outages
Planned & Unplanned
Storage Outages
Site Outage Offline Backups
>2 copies of real-
time data
Synch Geo
Mirroring
Asynch Geo Mirroring
Metro Mirror
Global Mirror
Metro Global Mirror
LUN switching
FlashCopy

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Key Offerings - High Availability Services on IBM i
 Availability Workshop for IBM Power Systems
 IBM PowerHA SystemMirror for i
 Copy Services for IBM i
Utilizing Copy Services Toolkit (CST)
Advanced Copy Services for IBM PowerHA on IBM I
The DS Storage Management for IBM i Toolkit
 Independent ASP (IASP) Migration Workshop for IBM i
 Full System Flash Copy for IBM i
 Attaching and integrating IBM i to IBM external storage
Consulting services associated with the planning, design, and
implementation of best practices when attaching IBM i to IBM
external storage.
Logical configuration to ensure optimal performance and
redundancy.
Exploitation of Copy Services functions such as FlashCopy,
Metro Mirror, and Global Mirror.
http://www-03.ibm.com/systems/services/labservices/platforms/labservices_power.html#show-hide
Americas, WW Contacts
Mark Even
even@us.ibm.com
IBM i, High Availability
Why IBM®
?
Deep skills in IBM storage, clustering and IBM i planning,
implementation and integration.
Experience in application architecture and design gained from
thousands of engagements across many industries.
Ability to deliver skills transfer as part of service engagement.
PowerHA Lab Services and Training

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We have presence in each geography:
 Ask your local STG technical Director
 Get to our intranet site : CLICK HERE
 http://stgls01.rchland.ibm.com:81/toasted.nsf
 Get to our intranet contact list : CLICK HERE
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%20services%20contacts
For CLIENTS and PARTNERS :
 PartnerWorld site : click here
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Additional Resources
 PowerHA Wiki
– www.ibm.com/developerworks/ibmi/ha/
 Lab Services
– http://www-03.ibm.com/systems/services/labservices
 PowerCare
– http://www-03.ibm.com/systems/power/support/powercare/
 Redbooks at www.redbooks.ibm.com
– Implementing PowerHA for IBM i - SG24-7405-00 (Nov 2008)
– IBM i 6.1 Independent ASPs - SG24-7811-00
– PowerHA SystemMirror for IBM i Cookbook – SG24-7994-00 (Jan 2012)
– Redbook residency; PowerHA, VIOS, Storwize, i hosting i coming in 3Q 2013
 IBM System Storage Solutions for IBM i
– Course code: AS930
– Duration: 4.0 days
– www-304.ibm.com/jct03001c/services/learning/ites.wss/us/en?pageType=course_description&courseCode=AS930
 High Availability Clusters (Power HA) and Independent Disk Pools for IBM i
– Course code: AS541
– Duration: 4.0 days
– www-304.ibm.com/jct03001c/services/learning/ites.wss/us/en?pageType=course_description&courseCode=AS541

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UPCOMING TRAINING
 IBM Power HA for i, Clustering, and Independent Disk Pools Implementation
 Course Code AS541
 April 22-25 in Rochester, MN
 High Availability (HA) in an IBM i environment is achieved with the implementation of an IBM i Independent Auxiliary
Storage Pool (IASP) and IBM PowerHA for IBM i. After creating an independent disk pool, data and applications are
migrated from system disk space to the independent disk pool. Then, using Cross-site mirroring (XSM) with geographic
mirroring or IBM System Storage Copy Services, the disk pool can be made highly available. Successfully implementing a
continuously available environment requires knowledge of the application, data, and end-user requirements. Learn about
many of the concepts from a series of presentations and gain practical experience through hands-on lab exercises.
 http://www-304.ibm.com/jct03001c/services/learning/ites.wss/us/en?pageType=course_description&courseCode=AS541
 System Storage DS8000 on i
 Course Code OS830
 April 16-18 in Rochester, MN
 This course introduces IBM i technical specialists to the features, architecture and capabilities of IBM System l Storage
DS6000 and DS8000 systems. It is roughly divided into two main parts: DS6000/DS8000 hardware, architecture and
configuration for IBM i use, and high availability solutions System Storage makes possible for IBM i and the technologies
involved. The material follows a step-by-step approach in showing how to configure a DS8000 system.
 http://www-304.ibm.com/jct03001c/services/learning/ites.wss/us/en?pageType=course_description&courseCode=OS830

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