PowerVM and Management Edition for AIX

Erin Burke
Virtualization Offering Manager
IBM Power Systems

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Agenda

ƒ PowerVM™ Launch

ƒ PowerVM Edition Enhancements (formerly APV)

– PowerVM Express Edition
– PowerVM Lx86 support (formerly System p™ AVE)

ƒ Management Edition for AIX®

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Virtualization Opportunity
Virtualization Revenue $1.8B by 2010* Virtualization Vendors
Revenue
(US$B) Worldwide Virtual Machine
$2.0 Software Revenue by Year Oracle SWSoft

$1.5
VMWare Citrix
$1.0
Sun VirtualLogic
$0.5
Virtual Iron
$0.0 Microsoft® HP
2006 2007 2008 2009 2010

Power™
Power™Systems
Systemslaunches
launchesIBM
IBMPowerVM
PowerVM
9 Unifies Power Systems Virtualization Technologies

9 Consistent naming with other IBM products (i.e. z/VM®)

9 Generates awareness of IBM’s Leadership Virtualization Technologies

Source: IDC Market Analysis “Worldwide Virtual Machine Software 2006-2010 Forecast”, IDC #203213, September 2006

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 PowerVM
The ENERGY of SIX: the leading virtualization
platform for UNIX®, Linux® and i5/OS® customers

9 Unify virtualization branding & technology for AIX, Linux and i5/OS
9 Exploit 40 years of IBM virtualization leadership
9 Position as scalable, mission-critical alternative to VMWare

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 IBM’s History of Virtualization Leadership
A 40 year tradition culminates with PowerVM

1967 1973 1987 1999 2004 2007 2008

IBM IBM IBM IBM IBM intro’s IBM announces IBM

develops announces announces announces POWER POWER6™, the announces
hypervisor first LPAR on LPAR on Hypervisor ™ first UNIX PowerVM
that would for System p
become VM machines to the POWER™ servers with
on the do physical mainframe and System i™ Live Partition
mainframe partitioning Mobility

“[PowerVM] ensures that we are making the best possible

use of hardware resources across our entire
environment.”

- T N Rangarajan, VP of IT, Brakes India

August 2007

client quote source: Brakes India case study published at http://www.ibm.com/software/success/cssdb.nsf/CS/STRD-76DHWE?OpenDocument&Site=eserverpseries&cty=en_us

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What is PowerVM?
Hardware and software that delivers industry-leading virtualization on
IBM POWER processor-based processors for UNIX, Linux and i5/OS
customers
PowerVM Editions feature
Micro-Partitioning™
Virtual I/O Server

Micro-Partitioning Integrated Virtualization Manager

Subsystems Live Partition Mobility

Lx86 (formerly System p AVE)

Workload Partitions
Live Application Mobility

Logical Partitioning

PowerVM is the new umbrella branding term for Power Systems Virtualization (Logical Partitioning,
Micro-Partitioning, POWER Hypervisor, Virtual I/O Server, etc.)

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PowerVM Naming NOT EXHAUSTIVE

PowerVM = Power Systems Virtualization. PowerVM Editions = APV

Before After
Power Systems Virtualization PowerVM
Advanced POWER Virtualization (APV) PowerVM Editions

PowerVM Express Edition

APV Standard Edition PowerVM Standard Edition
APV Enterprise Edition PowerVM Enterprise Edition
System p Application Virtual Environment PowerVM Lx86
(p AVE)
Live Partition Mobility PowerVM Live Partition Mobility
AIX 6 Workload Partitions Manager™ PowerVM AIX 6 Workload Partitions
Manager
AIX 6 Workload Partitions PowerVM AIX 6 Workload Partitions

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 Announcing IBM PowerVM
The leading virtualization platform for UNIX,
Linux and i5/OS clients

Go Green & Save

Potentially cut energy costs by up to 65%1 through server consolidation

Manage Growth, Complexity & Risk

Reduce server sprawl and administration costs while improving
availability and application performance2

Realize Innovation
Potentially reduce operational costs by up to 72%3 and put
your savings into new business opportunities

[1] Based on IBM Study. The virtualized system count and energy savings were derived from several factors: A performance factor of 2.79X was applied to the virtualization scenario based on SPEC® results source: www.spec.org. System p 570 (16-core, 8 chips, 2 cores per chip, 4.7 GHz) SPECint_rate2006: 466, as of 8/20/2007; HP Integrity rx7640 (16-core, 8 chips, 2 chips per core, 1.6 GHz) SPECint_rate2006: 167 as of 8/20/2007. A virtualization factor of 3X was applied to the
virtualization scenario using utilizations derived from studies conducted by Alinean available at http://www-935.ibm.com/services/us/cio/optimize/opt_wp_ibm_systemp.pdf. A factor of 2X was used to represent the ability to install two 16-core System p 570 systems in a single rack. Power consumption figures of 5600 W for the IBM System p570 and 2128 W for the HP rx7640 were based on the maximum rates published by IBM and HP, respectively. The HP document with the
rx7640 power requirement is “QuickSpecs HP Integrity rx7640 Server” dated August, 2007. I t can be found at http://h18000.www1.hp.com/products/quickspecs/12470_div/12470_div.pdf. Air conditioning power requirement estimated at 50% of system power requirement. Energy cost of $.0928 per kWh is based on 2007 YTD US Average Retail price to commercial customers per US DOE at http://www.eia.doe.gov/cneaf/electricity/epm/table5_6_b.html as of 8/20/2007. Datacenter
floor space cost was estimated as of 8/20/2007 based on Alinean, Inc.’s ROI Analyst software. The reduction in floor space, power, cooling and software costs depends on the specific customer, environment, application requirements, and the consolidation potential. Actual numbers of virtualized systems supported will depend on workload levels for each replaced system.[2] Numerous case studies for clients who have achieved these results are available at
http://www.ibm.com/software/success/cssdb.nsf/advancedsearchVW?SearchView&Query=(Virtualization)+AND
+[WebSiteProfileListTX]=eserverpseries&site=eserverpseries&frompage=ts&Start=1&Count=30&cty=en_us [3] “Impact of IBM System p Server Virtualization,” Transforming the IT Value Equation with POWER6 Architecture. International Technology Group, 05/2007. Study methodology: Companies in financial services, manufacturing and retail with $15 Billion+ revenues focusing on UNIX® large enterprise environments with multiple, broad-ranging applications. Study
compared the cost of the company's workloads running on multiple vendor servers and employing minimal virtualization to the cost of the company's workloads running on System p 570 (POWER6 processor-based) as well as POWER5+ processor-based servers - all using Advanced POWER Virtualization [APV]. APV is standard on System p5 590 and 595. Other System p servers have the option to add APV except the System p5 185. This cost analysis was performed for
financial services, manufacturing and retail example environments with an overall average savings of up to 72% in TCO savings by virtualizing and consolidating on the System p servers. Total Cost of Ownership may not be reduced in each consolidation case. TCO depends on the specific client environment, the existing environments and staff, and the consolidation potential.

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PowerVM Editions
Delivering Advanced Virtualization for UNIX, Linux
and i5/OS clients
PowerVM Editions
Express Standard Enterprise
What’s New?
JS21, JS22, JS22
Servers
ƒ Try out virtualization with Supported
p520, p550 System p, System i*,
System p*
the low-cost PowerVM System i

Express Edition Maximum LPARs 3 / Server 10 / Core 10 / Core

Management IVM IVM, HMC IVM, HMC
Virtual I/O Server 9 9 9
ƒ Run x86 Linux applications Lx86 9 9 9
on POWER with Lx86
Shared Dedicated
Capacity
9 9 9
(POWER6 &
ƒ VIOS support for i5/OS JS22)
V6R1 Multiple Shared System i*, System i*,
Processor Pools System p* System p*
Live Partition
9
Mobility

Multiple Shared Processor Pools are supported by POWER6 and HMC managed environments
Live Partition Mobility works with AIX V5.3 and above and Linux on POWER
* POWER6 processor-based servers only

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PowerVM Express Edition NEW!
NEW!

Try out PowerVM for only $40 / Core!*

ƒ Create up to three partitions

on the IBM p520 or p550

ƒ Run x86 Linux applications

on POWER

ƒ Easily partition and

dynamically move resources
with the click of a button

ƒ Point and click upgrade to

PowerVM Standard or
Enterprise Edition

*US prices are current as of 1/29/08 and subject to change without notice. Manufacturer’s suggested retail price, dealer prices may vary.

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PowerVM Lx86
Run x86 Linux applications on Power Systems

ƒ Run most existing 32-bit x86 Linux

applications1 with no application
changes

ƒ Included with the purchase of x86 Linux Applications

PowerVM Editions Dynamic Operating
binary system
translation call mapping

Linux on POWER

(1) PowerVM Lx86 (formerly System p Application Virtual Environment or System p AVE)
runs most x86 Linux applications, but System p AVE cannot run applications that:
Directly access hardware (for example, 3D graphics adapters); Require nonstandard kernel module access or use kernel modules not provided by the Linux on POWER operating
system distribution; Do not use only the Intel IA-32 instruction set architecture as defined by the 1997 Intel Architecture Software Developer's Manual consisting of Basic Architecture
(Order Number 243190), Instruction Set Reference Manual (Order Number 243191) and the System Programming Guide (Order Number 243192) ll dated 1997; Are Linux/x86 specific
system administration or configuration tools; Require x86 real-mode.
Visit ibm.com/systems/p/linux/qual.html for detailed qualifications.

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 Upgrade Paths for PowerVM Editions
Painless upgrades with the click of a button

PowerVM Express Edition ƒ Upgrade Pricing

ƒ Special bid upgrade for license
and SWMA (delta in prices)
ƒ Clean license upgrade in plan for
April*
PowerVM Standard Edition

ƒ Upgrade Installation
ƒ No disruption to environment
PowerVM Enterprise Edition
ƒ No software to install
ƒ Enter Hypervisor key to unlock
function
* All IBM statements of direction represent goals and objectives only. Plans subject to change without notice.

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Sales Enablement Offerings
New tools designed to help you sell

Deliverable Content
PowerVM Book of 100 Customer Looking for virtualization customer references?
References Check them all out in one .pdf

PowerVM TCO Tool (Alinean) Simple, Web-based client ROI Power Systems
virtualization tool. Will be posted on external Web
site

Competitive Sales Presentation Highlights competitive advantages of PowerVM

Coming soon on System Sales and PartnerInfo!

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 Management Edition for AIX

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Why Management Edition for AIX?
A bundled solution to address exploding systems management
costs
Spending
(US$B)
Spending
Installed Base
(US$B)
(M Units)
$300 50
45
$250
Power and cooling costs x8
40
Server mgmt and admin costs x4
$200 New server spending 35
30
$150 25
20
$100
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$50 10
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Source: IDC, Virtualization 2.0: The Next Phase in Customer Adoption, Doc #204904, Dec 2006

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 What is Management Edition for AIX?
A single integrated systems management interface for discovery,
monitoring, and usage accounting

Tivoli® Application Dependency IBM Tivoli Monitoring

Discovery Manager ƒ MONITORS the HEALTH and AVAILABILITY
ƒ Discovers the System p COMPONENTS of the System p virtualized environment
in a Data Center Environment – support for CECs, LPARs, VIOS and HMCs
ƒ CENTRALIZES and VISUALIZES the Tivoli Enterprise Portal ƒ Historical DATA COLLECTION for improved
CONFIGURATION of the components TROUBLESHOOTING, capacity planning &
ƒ Discovers the RELATIONSHIP of service level reporting
the System p components ƒ Out-of-the-box REPORTING provides the
ƒ DISCOVERS AND TRACKS THE ability to identify resource BOTTLENECKS
Configuration CHANGES

IBM Usage and Accounting Mgr

- Virtualization Edition for System p
ƒ Provides the ability to MEASURE, ANALYZE and REPORT system UTILIZATION
on System p virtualized servers
ƒ Helps gather the data needed to determine the cost of an IT service or application
ƒ Helps to justify IT resource and expenses
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How do I Sell Management Edition for AIX?
It’s a PID in AAS. Yes, it counts towards your quota

ƒNew System p PID (5765-AME) created and sold by System p rep/BP via AAS
ƒGAs on February 29 with support for AIX V5.3.7
ƒSOD issued for support of AIX V6.1 by 5/29
ƒPriced on a “per processor” basis
ƒIncludes one year no-charge SWMA

ƒSystem p rep/BP gets sales commission credit for shipments on new servers
ƒOnly System p rep/BP can sell ME for AIX on new server shipments
ƒSystem p install base is available to the Tivoli sales rep/BP

ƒTivoli Sales Support

ƒKey Contacts
ƒWW Tivoli Sales Enablement Peter Greulich/Austin/IBM
ƒWW Tivoli Technical Sales Enablement Scott Drummond/San Jose/IBM
ƒWW Tivoli System p Relationship Mgr Bill Casey/Austin/IBM

ƒSales / Marketing Tools

ƒME for AIX Best Practices “Red Paper” – available by 2/29
ƒME for AIX Client Presentation – available on 1/29
ƒME for AIX Demo – available by 2/29
ƒME for AIX Webcast – available by 2/7
ƒME for AIX Quick Start Service Offering – available by 2/29

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ME for AIX Service Offering
Clients new to Tivoli? Consider a service offering
Offering Name IBM QuickStart Services for Management Edition for AIX

Description This Services Offering will help you achieve your System p management objectives quickly,
understand IBM ME for AIX and realize rapid time to value by deploying the product in a pre-
production environment. This proven approach, using best practices, is a jump start for your
staff to gain the skills needed to move to the next phase of deployment.
• Basic limited ITM 6.2 environment with base O/S monitoring for System p servers
• Discover components with an lTADDM Domain Server
• Collect and process AIX usage and accounting information with ITUAM

Duration 10 days

Offerings 9 Marketing Flyer

Collateral 9 SOW Template
9 Perform Guide

Sales Contacts For information regarding purchase of Tivoli Services, please contact your regional
representative:
http://www-306.ibm.com/software/tivoli/services/consulting/contacts.html
Offerings For information regarding Tivoli Services offerings, please contact:
Contact Urs Schwarzenbach

Additional Services Offerings on external website: http://www.ibm.com/software/tivoli/services/consulting

Resources Education Offerings on external website: http://www.ibm.com/software/tivoli/education

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Summary

ƒ PowerVM is the new umbrella name for Power Systems Virtualization. It

includes elements such as micropartitioning, logical partitioning, Virtual I/O,
hypervisor, etc.

ƒ PowerVM Editions is the new name for Advanced POWER Virtualization

ƒ PowerVM Lx86 is the new name for System p AVE. It is included with all
versions of PowerVM Editions

ƒ PowerVM Express Edition is a starter version of PowerVM that includes

support for up to three partitions per server and shared I/O. It is available on
p520 and p550

ƒ Management Edition for AIX is a bundled Tivoli offering available in AAS

and customized for management of IBM System p

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