IBM Energy Management
IBM Power Systems
IBM Energy Management
Brad Brech : [email protected] Distinguished Engineer : Systems Software
© 2009 IBM Corporation
IBM Power Systems
Energy : Smarter Planet & Dynamic Infrastructure New Intelligence
Green & Beyond
Smart Work
Dynamic Infrastructure
2
© 2009 IBM Corporation
IBM Power Systems
IT Efficiency & Reliability
Data Center Efficiency & Reliability
•Workload Packing •Workload re-Distribution •Multi-platform Optimization •Thermal Monitoring & Mgmt
• Active ties between IT and Data Center Infrastructure • Integration with Enterprise Management • Data Center Efficiency Services • Thermal Monitoring & Mgmt
System Level Efficiency
•Platform Enablement •Improved Performance / Watt •Energy Monitoring & Trending •Dynamic Energy Optimization •Improved System Utilization
Intelligent Buildings
Intelligent Cities Transport networks
Waste company
• Intelligent Building Control & Efficiency • Systems Integration • Cross Process Analytics • Occupant Behavior 3
City Services
Intelligent Utility Grids Water company
District cooling
• Integrated Services Control & Efficiency • Systems Integration • Cross Process Analytics • Citizen Behavior
Power company
• Production & Distribution Control & Efficiency • Systems Integration • Cross Process Analytics
© 2009 IBM Corporation
IBM Power Systems
Common goals for energy management Cost Reduction and Avoidance Identify opportunities for energy cost reduction (Operating Expenses)
– Reduce Over Provisioning Delay facility expansion due to energy or cooling constraints (Capital Expenses)
Remove Operational Barriers Manage power and cooling capacity to enable growth and flexibility
– Power Control (Modes, Capping, Power Saving) Avoid service disruptions caused by energy related outages
– Identification and reaction to Energy Fault Events Manage Risk and Streamline Compliance Document and validate energy efficiency gains to stakeholders Ensure compliance with new and emerging regulation
4
© 2009 IBM Corporation
IBM Power Systems
Managing energy across infrastructure domains ASSETS
INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
COMMUNICATIONS INFRASTRUCTURE
Water
FACILITIES & PROPERTY
Compliance
PRODUCTION INFRASTRUCTURE
Data Center Infrastructure
Building Infrastructure MOBILITY INFRASTRUCTURE
5
Utilities
Servers
PDU
HVAC
Cell Towers
Water
Storage
UPS
Lighting
Production Equipment
Utilities
Networking
CRAC
Security/Fire
Distributed
Chiller
Communications
Trucking Fleets
Compliance
© 2009 IBM Corporation
IBM Power Systems
How we accomplish Energy Efficiency Data and Applications De-duplication and compression Lifecycle management, retention and archiving Chargeback and usage accounting
Application server optimization Application monitoring
Energy Management Measure, collect, benchmark Monitor, trend, manage Policy based optimization
IT Equipment Energy efficient product designs Workload optimized systems Virtualization of server, storage, network, application, & desktop Environmentally responsible disposal of assets Energy efficiency IT assessments
6
Track, verify, report for compliance Earn energy efficiency certificates
Data Center
Property and Facilities
Thermal and energy assessments Rationalize and consolidate Energy efficient data center design Active energy management Modular approach Innovative cooling techniques
Instrumentation of assets for power, temperature, layout, and problem identification Intelligent lifecycle management solutions Sustainable facilities analysis for emissions, waste generation, water recycling
© 2009 IBM Corporation
IBM Power Systems
System Level Energy Efficiency Platform Technologies
Energy Control EnergyScale Energy Optimization
Virtualization
Platform Components
Tunable Power / Performance
Fan Control Vectored Cooling
Core Technology
Airgap
7
Flat plate conduction cooling technology Alternative Designs
Power Supply Efficiency Flash Memory
Low Voltage Circuits
Controller Power Zones
High-k metal gates
© 2009 IBM Corporation
IBM Power Systems
Data Center Level Energy Efficiency IT Optimization
Data Center Optimization Advanced Cooling
IT & Infrastructure Integration
Workload – Energy Optimization using Virtualization Storage Optimization Using Virtualization and HSM
Modular Data Center Design
Management Measure - Report Monitor – Notify Manage – Act Automate - Optimize 8
© 2009 IBM Corporation
IBM Power Systems
A practical approach to energy management
INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
ENERGY MANAGEMENT
FACILITIES & PROPERTY
ASSETS
Typical Implementation Time 9
DISCOVER
MANAGE
Measure, collect, and benchmark energy information to identify opportunities
Monitor, trend, and manage energy to control costs and risks
0 - 3 months
3 - 6 months
OPTIMIZE
REPORT
Track and verify Optimize assets and infrastructure energy efficiency for compliance and for energy stakeholders efficiency 6 - 9 months
On-going © 2009 IBM Corporation
IBM Power Systems
IBM Systems Director Active Energy Manager (AEM) Monitoring energy in a data center lets you begin to manage it AEM helps companies monitor, measure and control their energy usage AEM is a unique energy management solution building block that returns true control of energy costs to the customer AEM is an energy management software tool that can provide clients with a single view of the actual power usage across multiple platforms in their infrastructure as opposed to benchmarked power consumption AEM energy conservation measures can be implemented without impacting response time or continuity AEM can improve data center resiliency and availability Integrated Component of Tivoli ITM for Energy Management 10
© 2009 IBM Corporation
IBM Power Systems
Set power savings
11
© 2009 IBM Corporation
IBM Power Systems
View CRAC Statistics
12
© 2009 IBM Corporation
IBM Power Systems
IBM Integrated Energy Management Tivoli energy management solution Financial Accounting for Energy
Storage & Data Optimization
Energy-Aware Provisioning and Scheduling
Energy Dashboard for Business Service Management
Tivoli Monitoring for Energy Management
IT Assets Enterprise Alerting for Discover and Manage Non-IBM IT and Facilities Systems Facility Infrastructure Assets
IBM Systems Director Active Energy Manager Active Energy Management
Views, Alerting, & Reporting for IBM Systems
Data Center Mapping and Thermal Maps
Enterprise Assets
Enterprise Data Repository Enterprise Energy Optimization & Reporting
Optimize Energy Efficiency of Assets
IT Assets Discover and Manage IBM Systems
Data Center Infrastructure Assets
Security
Lighting
Fire
HVAC
For data center mgmt Chiller
Branch Circuits
UPS
CRAC
PDUs
Sensors
For IBM hardware
13 13
© 2009 IBM Corporation
IBM Power Systems
EnergyScale and PowerVM enable scheduled or Dynamically adjusted resources within a server. Virtual Machine
Virtual Machine
Virtual Machine
Virtual Machine
SW
SW
SW
SW
OS
OS
OS
OS
Virtualization
Compute
Memory
IO / Network
SW OS
14
SW OS
SW OS
© 2009 IBM Corporation
IBM Power Systems
VMControl enables Optimization across multiple servers
Consolidate Virtual Servers on a fewer number of host systems. Power Off / Suspend host systems that are currently not required. 15
© 2009 IBM Corporation
IBM Power Systems
Standards, Certifications, and Regulations Industry Activity The Green Grid Uptime Institute Spec •
ASHRAE DMTF
Government Activity US EPA US DOE EU
16
© 2009 IBM Corporation
IBM Power Systems
Building a green IT for a sustainable world
City Infrastructure Building Infrastructure Data Center Infrastructure Networking Servers & Storage
Monitoring and Measurement
17
Eliminate Existing Inefficiencies
Control Power
Dynamic Energy Management
© 2009 IBM Corporation
IBM Power Systems
Thank you!
18
© 2009 IBM Corporation
IBM Energy Management
Brad Brech : [email protected] Distinguished Engineer : Systems Software
© 2009 IBM Corporation
IBM Power Systems
Energy : Smarter Planet & Dynamic Infrastructure New Intelligence
Green & Beyond
Smart Work
Dynamic Infrastructure
2
© 2009 IBM Corporation
IBM Power Systems
IT Efficiency & Reliability
Data Center Efficiency & Reliability
•Workload Packing •Workload re-Distribution •Multi-platform Optimization •Thermal Monitoring & Mgmt
• Active ties between IT and Data Center Infrastructure • Integration with Enterprise Management • Data Center Efficiency Services • Thermal Monitoring & Mgmt
System Level Efficiency
•Platform Enablement •Improved Performance / Watt •Energy Monitoring & Trending •Dynamic Energy Optimization •Improved System Utilization
Intelligent Buildings
Intelligent Cities Transport networks
Waste company
• Intelligent Building Control & Efficiency • Systems Integration • Cross Process Analytics • Occupant Behavior 3
City Services
Intelligent Utility Grids Water company
District cooling
• Integrated Services Control & Efficiency • Systems Integration • Cross Process Analytics • Citizen Behavior
Power company
• Production & Distribution Control & Efficiency • Systems Integration • Cross Process Analytics
© 2009 IBM Corporation
IBM Power Systems
Common goals for energy management Cost Reduction and Avoidance Identify opportunities for energy cost reduction (Operating Expenses)
– Reduce Over Provisioning Delay facility expansion due to energy or cooling constraints (Capital Expenses)
Remove Operational Barriers Manage power and cooling capacity to enable growth and flexibility
– Power Control (Modes, Capping, Power Saving) Avoid service disruptions caused by energy related outages
– Identification and reaction to Energy Fault Events Manage Risk and Streamline Compliance Document and validate energy efficiency gains to stakeholders Ensure compliance with new and emerging regulation
4
© 2009 IBM Corporation
IBM Power Systems
Managing energy across infrastructure domains ASSETS
INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
COMMUNICATIONS INFRASTRUCTURE
Water
FACILITIES & PROPERTY
Compliance
PRODUCTION INFRASTRUCTURE
Data Center Infrastructure
Building Infrastructure MOBILITY INFRASTRUCTURE
5
Utilities
Servers
PDU
HVAC
Cell Towers
Water
Storage
UPS
Lighting
Production Equipment
Utilities
Networking
CRAC
Security/Fire
Distributed
Chiller
Communications
Trucking Fleets
Compliance
© 2009 IBM Corporation
IBM Power Systems
How we accomplish Energy Efficiency Data and Applications De-duplication and compression Lifecycle management, retention and archiving Chargeback and usage accounting
Application server optimization Application monitoring
Energy Management Measure, collect, benchmark Monitor, trend, manage Policy based optimization
IT Equipment Energy efficient product designs Workload optimized systems Virtualization of server, storage, network, application, & desktop Environmentally responsible disposal of assets Energy efficiency IT assessments
6
Track, verify, report for compliance Earn energy efficiency certificates
Data Center
Property and Facilities
Thermal and energy assessments Rationalize and consolidate Energy efficient data center design Active energy management Modular approach Innovative cooling techniques
Instrumentation of assets for power, temperature, layout, and problem identification Intelligent lifecycle management solutions Sustainable facilities analysis for emissions, waste generation, water recycling
© 2009 IBM Corporation
IBM Power Systems
System Level Energy Efficiency Platform Technologies
Energy Control EnergyScale Energy Optimization
Virtualization
Platform Components
Tunable Power / Performance
Fan Control Vectored Cooling
Core Technology
Airgap
7
Flat plate conduction cooling technology Alternative Designs
Power Supply Efficiency Flash Memory
Low Voltage Circuits
Controller Power Zones
High-k metal gates
© 2009 IBM Corporation
IBM Power Systems
Data Center Level Energy Efficiency IT Optimization
Data Center Optimization Advanced Cooling
IT & Infrastructure Integration
Workload – Energy Optimization using Virtualization Storage Optimization Using Virtualization and HSM
Modular Data Center Design
Management Measure - Report Monitor – Notify Manage – Act Automate - Optimize 8
© 2009 IBM Corporation
IBM Power Systems
A practical approach to energy management
INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
ENERGY MANAGEMENT
FACILITIES & PROPERTY
ASSETS
Typical Implementation Time 9
DISCOVER
MANAGE
Measure, collect, and benchmark energy information to identify opportunities
Monitor, trend, and manage energy to control costs and risks
0 - 3 months
3 - 6 months
OPTIMIZE
REPORT
Track and verify Optimize assets and infrastructure energy efficiency for compliance and for energy stakeholders efficiency 6 - 9 months
On-going © 2009 IBM Corporation
IBM Power Systems
IBM Systems Director Active Energy Manager (AEM) Monitoring energy in a data center lets you begin to manage it AEM helps companies monitor, measure and control their energy usage AEM is a unique energy management solution building block that returns true control of energy costs to the customer AEM is an energy management software tool that can provide clients with a single view of the actual power usage across multiple platforms in their infrastructure as opposed to benchmarked power consumption AEM energy conservation measures can be implemented without impacting response time or continuity AEM can improve data center resiliency and availability Integrated Component of Tivoli ITM for Energy Management 10
© 2009 IBM Corporation
IBM Power Systems
Set power savings
11
© 2009 IBM Corporation
IBM Power Systems
View CRAC Statistics
12
© 2009 IBM Corporation
IBM Power Systems
IBM Integrated Energy Management Tivoli energy management solution Financial Accounting for Energy
Storage & Data Optimization
Energy-Aware Provisioning and Scheduling
Energy Dashboard for Business Service Management
Tivoli Monitoring for Energy Management
IT Assets Enterprise Alerting for Discover and Manage Non-IBM IT and Facilities Systems Facility Infrastructure Assets
IBM Systems Director Active Energy Manager Active Energy Management
Views, Alerting, & Reporting for IBM Systems
Data Center Mapping and Thermal Maps
Enterprise Assets
Enterprise Data Repository Enterprise Energy Optimization & Reporting
Optimize Energy Efficiency of Assets
IT Assets Discover and Manage IBM Systems
Data Center Infrastructure Assets
Security
Lighting
Fire
HVAC
For data center mgmt Chiller
Branch Circuits
UPS
CRAC
PDUs
Sensors
For IBM hardware
13 13
© 2009 IBM Corporation
IBM Power Systems
EnergyScale and PowerVM enable scheduled or Dynamically adjusted resources within a server. Virtual Machine
Virtual Machine
Virtual Machine
Virtual Machine
SW
SW
SW
SW
OS
OS
OS
OS
Virtualization
Compute
Memory
IO / Network
SW OS
14
SW OS
SW OS
© 2009 IBM Corporation
IBM Power Systems
VMControl enables Optimization across multiple servers
Consolidate Virtual Servers on a fewer number of host systems. Power Off / Suspend host systems that are currently not required. 15
© 2009 IBM Corporation
IBM Power Systems
Standards, Certifications, and Regulations Industry Activity The Green Grid Uptime Institute Spec •
ASHRAE DMTF
Government Activity US EPA US DOE EU
16
© 2009 IBM Corporation
IBM Power Systems
Building a green IT for a sustainable world
City Infrastructure Building Infrastructure Data Center Infrastructure Networking Servers & Storage
Monitoring and Measurement
17
Eliminate Existing Inefficiencies
Control Power
Dynamic Energy Management
© 2009 IBM Corporation
IBM Power Systems
Thank you!
18
© 2009 IBM Corporation
