NetApp Solution
NetApp Solution
ONTAP Solution
Arief Pribadi
Senior Technical Consultant
NetApp Indonesia
Agenda
NetApp Introduction
Customer Challenges
The Solution
Foundation for Cloud
Enterprise Solution
Product Range & Technology
NetApp Value
Summary
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NetApp Introduction
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1. From FORTUNE Magazine, Feb. 4, 2013; and May 21, 2012 Time Inc. FORTUNE, FORTUNE 100 Best Companies to Work
For, and FORTUNE 500 are registered trademarks of Time Inc. and are used under license. FORTUNE and Time Inc. are not
affiliated with, and do not endorse products or services of, NetApp.
2. Based on NetApp customer bookings and NetApp AutoSupport users in FY 2011 and FY 2012.
3. Source: IDC Worldwide Quarterly Disk Storage Systems Tracker Q4 2012, March 2013 (Open Networked Disk Storage Systems revenue)
4. Federal agencies must report all contracts valued at $3,000 or more. Based on FPDS-NG reports FY2009-2011, NetApp is the
top storage provider.
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of the United States. The printing, copying, redistribution, or retransmission of this Content without express written permission is
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This Critical Capabilities report was published as part of a larger research note and should
be evaluated in the context of the entire report. The full report is available here.
Source: Gartner, Critical Capabilities for General-Purpose, Midrange Storage Arrays, March 2014
Gartner does not endorse any vendor, product or service depicted in its research publications, and does not advise technology users to select only those vendors with the highest ratings.
Gartner research publications consist of the opinions of Gartner's research organization and should not be construed as statements of fact. Gartner disclaims all warranties, expressed or
implied, with respect to this research, including any warranties of merchantability or fitness for a particular purpose.
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*Source: IDC Storage Users Demand Study 2013 Fall Edition, IDC #250106, August 2014 (based on IDCs estimates for external storage systems
capacity shipped in 1H 2013)
Public cloud infrastructure includes storage acquired by service providers for delivering SaaS/IaaS/PaaS as well as storage acquired by value-added content providers (VACP) for delivering
content.
16%
14%
12%
10%
25%
20%
15%
8%
6%
4%
2%
0%
10%
5%
0%
The latest IDC Disk Storage Systems Tracker confirms that NetApp Data ONTAP was ranked
#1 based on sales of Open Networked Disk Storage Systems (for both revenue and terabytes).
*Source: IDC Worldwide Quarterly Disk Storage Systems Tracker 2014 Q2, September 2014
Vendo
r
Revenue
($M)
Share
NetApp
$222.1
31.0%
25%
EMC
$213.6
29.8%
IBM
$85.3
11.9%
20%
Hitachi
$49.1
6.9%
HP
$24.3
3.4%
10%
Other
$121.5
17.0%
5%
Total
$715.9
30%
15%
0%
NetApp
EMC
IBM
Hitachi
HP
4,100 customers
100% year over year Customer growth
1,100 Channel partners
Doing business in 90 countries
70 Validated design publications
* When measured by revenue in IDCs Worldwide Quarterly Integrated Infrastructure and Platforms Tracker Q1
2014, published June 2014 (Integrated Infrastructure is a segment of the integrated infrastructure and platforms
market that are designed for general-purpose, distributed workloads)
Customer Challenges
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Customer Challenges
Deploy applications and manage data without
service interruptions
Serve applications and control data using private, public, or
hybrid cloud
Manage complexity and increase flexibility as environment
scales
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Silo
Silo
Silo
Silo
Windows
Linux Cluster
UNIX
Future
The Solution
Clustered DataONTAP
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Nondisruptive
Operations
Perform lifecycle operations
without interrupting
business operations
Proven Efficiency
Seamless Scalability
ERP
Messaging
VDI
Hypervisor
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FAS8020
FAS8040
FAS8040
FAS8060
Data growth
Storage
Cost
SATA/RAID-DP
Snapshot
technology
Thin provisioning
Cloning
Deduplication
Compressio
n
Flash Cache
Flash Pool
Storage
Capacity
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Messaging
Hypervisor
VDI
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Capacity
100PB
PB per
admin
l
a
n
io
t
ra
e
Op
Performance
4M IOPS,
linear
Scale Up
Individual
Controllers
All-Flash FAS
All-Flash FAS
All-Flash FAS
All-Flash FAS
All-Flash FAS
All-Flash FAS
Hybrid FAS
Hybrid FAS
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SVM
SVM
SVM
Nondisruptive
operations
Proven efficiency
Seamless scalability
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SVM
SVM
SVM
SVM
SVM
SVM
All-Flash/Hybrid/Disk
NetApp
Private Storage
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SVM
Enterprise Solution
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Secure Multi-Tenancy
Secure Separation
Hyper-V
RedHat
Oracle VM
VMware vSphere
Performance-balanced server,
network, and storage
components
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options
Bare-metal
OS
Optional
Software
Core management
Industry-leading storage efficiency
Performance optimization
High availability
Secure multi-tenancy
SnapRestore
Additional protocols
OnCommand Balance
SnapMirror
FlexClone
SnapProtect
SnapVault
SnapManager suite
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Flash accelerated
Cloud integrated
SDS enabled
Massively scalable
FAS8060
FAS8040
Scale up
Scale out
FAS8020
FAS2554
FAS2552
FAS2520
336TB
84 Drives
4TB VST Flash
518TB
144 Drives
4TB VST Flash
576TB
144 Drives
4TB VST Flash
1,920TB
480 Drives
6TB VST Flash
2880TB
720 Drives
12TB VST
Flash
4800TB
1200 Drives
18TB VST
Flash
5760TB
1440 Drives
36TB VST
Flash
FlexArray software lets FAS8000 manage EMC, HP, HDS and ESeries
Server
Storage
Controller
Flash Pool
Flash Aggregates
SPECsfs IOPS
100000
100000
50000
50000
NFS
CIFS
FAS8020
FAS8040
Scale-out competitor
needs 3X to 7X more
infrastructure to
deliver similar IOPS
Competitor latency
was 2X to 3X higher
Superior SAN
performance from a
real-world hybrid
storage
configuration
2 Nodes
2 Nodes
After:
Unified
with
FlexArray Improve Leverage of Existing Assets
Before:
SAN
Silos
Virtualize arrays for use as FAS capacity
Use existing arrays for SAN/NAS and scaleout
Provide nine-month payback, guaranteed*
Converge IT operations
Single Storage Pool
LAN/WAN
Clustering
Synchronous
Replication
Synchronous
Clusters
MetroCluster
Asynchronous
Replication
Block-Level
Incremental
Backups
SnapVault
AvailabilityApplication
Recovery
SnapRestore
Daily
Backup
Snapshot
Copies
Local Restore
Remote Restore
Capability
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Cost
Asynchronous SnapMirror
NetApp Value
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ts
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du
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pr
&
tu
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fe
Clustering
across
SAN & NAS
Shared
virtualized
systems
Compoundin
g storage
efficiencies
Affordable
data
protection
Birth of an
industry and
storage
efficiency
2014
Clustered
storage
Unified
storage
systems
SnapMirror replication
Software
Define
Storage
Summary
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Traditional Storage
Infrastructure
Agile
Data Infrastructure
Non-virtualized
Oracle
Virtualized Servers
/home/dir
Windows
Clients
NFS
CIFS
Administration
Exchange Server
ISCSI
FCoE
FC
Switch
Tier 2
/vol/exch/backup
/vol/exchlun
/vol/orcl/backup
/vol/eng/users
Tier 1
/vol/oracldata
Asynch
Replication
/vol/user/backup
FCP
Ethernet
Switch
Tier 3
SQL Server
/vol/sqllun
Synch
Replication
/vol/sqllun
/vol/oraclmirror
Backup and Administration
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Non-virtualized
Servers
Big Data
Content Servers
A1
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C1
Summary
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