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IBM Virtualization Engine

V2.1 Overview

Bill WiktorDevelopment Release Mgr

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Virtualization Engine – Changes from V1.1

VE a series of separately ordered & delivered products: IBM Director (with VE Console) IBM Virtualization Engine Enterprise Workload Manger IBM Virtualization Engine Resource Dependency Service

There is no “VE Suite” for V2.1

IBM Grid Toolbox is not part of the VE Solutions for V2.1

Systems Provisioning (i.e. IBM Tivoli Provisioning Manager) is not part of the VE Solutions for V2.1. Tivoli Provisioning Manager is ordered separately via Passport Advantage.

The VE is not ordered via Passport Advantage for V2.1. The fulfillment channels are series specific – AAS & ESW.

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VE 2.1 Solutions supported OS platforms

Windows (32b) x/Linux (32b) Windows (64b) x/Linux (64b) AIX i&p/Linux z/OS z/Linux (31b) z/Linux (64b-Toleration))

i5/OS Solaris HP/UX

VE Based Solutions

Management Server

PricedFeatures

EWLM Domain Manager 2003-SE/EE RHEL AS 4.0 SLES 9

5.3 RHEL AS 4.0SLES 9

1.6 RHEL AS 4.0SLES 9

5.3

Base Resource Mapping DiscoveryMechanism Only

RHEL AS 4.0SLES 9

Data Source Only RHEL AS 4.0SLES 9

Data Source Only RHEL AS 4.0SLES 9

Data Source Only Data Source

" IBM Director Multiplatform Management Server

2000-S/AS2003-SE/EE

RHEL AS 3.0, 4.0SLES 8,9

5.3 RHEL AS 4.0SLES 9

??? RHEL AS 4.0SLES 9

RHEL AS 4.0SLES 9

5.3

" VE Console - Client 2003-SE/EE RHEL AS 4.0 SLES 9

5.3 RHEL AS 4.0SLES 9

1.6? RHEL AS 4.0SLES 9

5.3

" VE Console - Bridge- Mgmt Central 2000, 2003 1.6? 5.3

" VE Console - Bridge - CSM 2000, 2003 5.3 1.6? where was he when we started

" VE Console - Bridge - EWLM 2003-SE/EE RHEL AS 4.0 SLES 9

5.3 RHEL AS 4.0SLES 9

1.6? RHEL AS 4.0SLES 9

5.3

" VE Console - Bridge - Director MP 2003-SE/EE RHEL AS 4.0 SLES 9

RHEL AS 4.0SLES 9

1.6? RHEL AS 4.0SLES 9

5.3

" VE Runtime See Below See Below See Below See Below See Below See Below See Below See Below See Below See Below

Managed Node

EWLM Managed Node 2000-S/AS2003-SE/EE

SLES 9 (SP2) 5.2, 5.3* SLES 9 (SP2) 1.6 w/Pre-ReqSPE

SLES 9 (SP2) SLES 9 (SP2) 5.3 Solaris 9 HP/UX 11iV1

IBM Director Multiplatform Agent 2000-S/AS2003-SE/EE

RHEL AS 3.0, 4.0SLES 8,9

2003x64-SE/EE RHELx64 AS 4.0SLESx64 9

5.2, 5.3 RHEL AS 3.3, 4.0SLES 8,9

1.6? RHEL AS 4.0SLES 9

RHEL AS 4.0SLES 9

5.3

Notes - * AIX 5.2 in compatibility mode only, new function on AIX 5.3

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VE 2.1 (Common Runtime) supported OS platforms

VE Runtime Usage Detail

Runtime Component/Versions that are shipped on these platforms SI Windows (32b) x/Linux (32b) Windows (64b) x/Linux (64b) AIX i&p/Linux z/OS z/Linux (31b) z/Linux (64b) i5/OS Solaris HP/UX

WebSphere Appl. Server V6.0.1 ***** Y 2003RHEL AS 4.0

SLES 9 5.3RHEL AS 4.0

SLES 9 1.6**RHEL AS 3.3

SLES 8RHEL AS 4.0

SLES 9 5.3

DB2 ESE V8.2 or equivalent Y 2003RHEL AS 4.0

SLES 9 5.3RHEL AS 4.0

SLES 9RHEL AS 4.0

SLES 9RHEL AS 4.0

SLES 9 5.3*

ITDS 6.0 Y 2003RHEL AS 4.0

SLES 9 5.3RHEL AS 4.0

SLES 9RHEL AS 4.0

SLES 9RHEL AS 4.0SLES 9******* 5.3*** (5.1)

ISC V6.0 Y 2003RHEL AS 4.0

SLES 9 5.3RHEL AS 4.0

SLES 9RHEL AS 4.0

SLES 9 5.3

JRE 1.4.2 Y 2003RHEL AS 4.0

SLES 9 5.3RHEL AS 4.0

SLES 9 1.6******RHEL AS 4.0

SLES 9RHEL AS 4.0

SLES 9 5.3

iLog J views 6.5 Y 2003RHEL AS 4.0

SLES 9 5.3RHEL AS 4.0

SLES 9 1.6******RHEL AS 4.0

SLES 9RHEL AS 4.0

SLES 9 5.3

ODI:RM Framework Y RHEL AS 4.0SLES 9

RHEL AS 4.0SLES 9

RHEL AS 4.0SLES 9

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IBM Virtualization Engine platform overview

Virtual Resources

Virtual management

Workload & performance managers Resource management, modeling, mapping

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Resource virtualizers

IBM Server & Storage Systems

Virtual management

Virtual access

Virtual resources

Virtual access

Virtual viewProgrammatic Interface

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IBM DirectorBroader platform coverage

HMC Integration z/VM deployment

Enhanced storage management Ease of use

EWLMExpanded OS platforms

EWLM/TIO “Offering” Goal-oriented resource server resource

optimization for POWER systems

VE ConsoleExpanded OS environment coverage

Usability enhancements Improved wizards

Resource Dependency Service

Discovery, mining and presentation of IT resources including servers and

storage

Resource ModelAllows elements of the Virtualization Engine to access resources and

compute entities in a manner that is independent of the

resource's base architecture, OS or hardware

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Connecting the components

Server

Server

CommunicationCommunication

Portal and IBM Integrated System Console

based VE Console

Portal and IBM Integrated System Console

based VE Console Storage

Storage

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Cluster

Cluster

EWLM

ResourceManagement

AutonomicManager

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Other

Endpoints

Web Service Interface to Resource Model

InstrumentationExamples

Endpoint

Endpoint

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IBM DirectorIBM Director Enterprise Management

i5/OSV5R3

Upward Interoperability

VE Console

Easy to use• New streamlined interface to boost productivity• Lightweight agents for easy deployment• Software health check to take the hassle out of update management

Open Design• Partners in Management program to provide customers with more choice and management capability• Broad platform support as key component of IBM’s Virtualization Engine

Integrated Toolset•Enhanced integration with Microsoft SMS and MOM• Additional extensions for advanced hardware

CA

BMC

redHat

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VE Console VE Console Management user interface to the VE

Abstracts VE solution boundaries to deliver a simplified view

Single portal for administering virtual resources

Consolidated view of resource health across multiple operating systems

Graphical dashboard of monitored metrics

Graphical display of resource topology, relationships and dependencies (via RDS)

Fix acquisition for multiple systems from a single console

Deep OS management navigation without detailed OS knowledge

Integrated access to planning tools

Housed in Integrated Solutions Console (ISC) environment

Web-based

Portal-oriented

Visual identity for the VE: I’ve installed it, now where do I find it?

Began as a single starting point

Growing into a single point of control.

Health CenterDashboardWatch list...

VEC TopologyVE Environment view

System Planning Wizard:

Hardware View

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Enterprise Workload ManagerEnterprise Workload Manager

Management Domain

Domain Manager

• Dynamic policy based workload management for resource optimization in multi-tier heterogeneous application environments

• Dynamically adjust LPAR CPU allocation to meet performance goals

• Influence compatible network load balancers decisions to achieve performance goals

• Dynamic detection of enabled server and application topology

• End to end collection and reporting of application performance against pre- defined goals

• IBM and non-IBM platforms and OS supported

• Coordinated management with Tivoli Intelligent Orchestrator

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Resource Dependency ServiceResource Dependency Service Discover the enterprise topology and

display in a graphical format Understand what is configured on the resource

and the relationship of the resources

This resource mapping and topology is used for the Virtualization Engine multi-system fix capacity – checking dependencies and relationships when applying VE maintenance

Automatic Discovery of IBM and non-IBM resources

Identifies dependencies and relationships Graphical display of topology via VEC Customer may

logically group resources to reflect business objectives.

View resource properties

Zoom, pan, etc. Customer can view relationships to discover

side effects of problem resources or operator actions

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Acronyms & abbreviations IBM Director 5.10 = IBM Director, Director (formerly Director MP) IBM Virtualization Engine Enterprise Workload Manager 2.1 = EWLM

EWLM DM = EWLM Domain Manager (management server) EWLM MS = EWLM managed server (agent)

IBM Virtualization Engine Console 2.1= VE Console, VECConsole bridges:

EWLM bridge to VEC Director bridge to VEC CSM (Cluster Systems Management) bridges to VEC MC (Management Central) bridge to VEC

Resource Dependency Service 2.1 = RDS (formerly RMS)OnDemand Infrastructure: resource modeling = ODI:RM (included in RDS) IBM Virtualization Engine Common Components = VECC (includes VE

Installer, Common Runtime, VE Console, Serviceability, security)Common Runtime:

IBM WebSphere Application Server V6.0.2 = WAS IBM DB2 UDB Enterprise Server Edition V8.2 = DB2 IBM Tivoli Directory Server V6.0 = ITDS, LDAP Integrated Solutions Console V6.0.1 = ISC IBM JRE 1.4.2 = JRE iLog JViews 6.5 = iLog, JViews

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Notices – cont’dInformation concerning non-IBM products was obtained from the suppliers of

their products or their published announcements. Questions on the capabilities of the non-IBM products should be addressed with the suppliers.

IBM hardware products are manufactured from new parts, or new and serviceable used parts. Regardless, our warranty terms apply.

IBM may not offer the products, services or features discussed in this document in other countries, and the information may be subject to change without notice. Consult your local IBM business contact for information on the product or services available in your area.

All statements regarding IBM’s future direction and intent are subject to change or withdrawal without notice, and represent goals and objectives only.

Performance is in Internal Throughput Rate (ITR) ratio based on measurements and projections using standard IBM benchmarks in a controlled environment. The actual throughput that any user will experience will vary depending upon considerations such as the amount of multiprogramming in the user’s job stream, the I/O configuration, the storage configuration, and the workload processed. Therefore, no assurance can be given that an individual user will achieve throughput improvements equivalent to the performance ratios

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