What's Green, 24/7, and Just Plain Cool
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A breakout session by myself (Daniel James), Kraig van der Klomp, and Yves Accad at VMWorld 2008 in Las Vegas, NV.
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What's Green, 24/7, and Just Plain Cool
- 1. What's Green, 24/7, and Just Plain Cool? Breakout Session # PO1781 Kraig van der Klomp CEO, Raideil Inc. September 16, 2008 Yves Accad VP of Network Operations, Raideil Inc. Daniel James VP of Software Development, Raideil Inc.
- 2. Agenda Our Story The Beginning Growth Spurts Poised for the Future Disaster Recovery Tips & Recommendations Questions & Answers
- 3. Our Story: The Beginning
- 4. Requirements: Segmentation of services Redundancy of services Minimum of 99.99% uptime Central administration Make the most out of our core skills Stay within budget
- 5. Requirements: Segmentation of services Redundancy of services Minimum of 99.99% uptime Central administration Make the most out of our core skills Stay within budget
- 6. Requirements: Segmentation of services Redundancy of services Minimum of 99.99% uptime Central administration Make the most out of our core skills Stay within budget
- 8. Requirements: Segmentation of services Redundancy of services Minimum of 99.99% uptime Central administration Make the most out of our core skills Stay within budget
- 9. Requirements: Segmentation of services Redundancy of services Minimum of 99.99% uptime Central administration Make the most out of our core skills Stay within budget
- 10. Requirements: Segmentation of services Redundancy of services Minimum of 99.99% uptime Central administration Make the most out of our core skills Stay within budget
- 11. Requirements: Segmentation of services Redundancy of services Minimum of 99.99% uptime Central administration Make the most out of our core skills Stay within budget
- 14. Dell PowerEdge 2650 Two 2.8GHz Xeon 4GB RAM 5x73GB RAID 5 Cisco Pix 515e Solution: Hardware
- 15. VMware GSX Server 3 Windows 2000 Server Solution: Software
- 16. Solution: Virtual Machines Operating Systems RedHat distribution Windows 2000 Server One VM per service: DNS FTP Email IIS Apache Tomcat ColdFusion Sybase MySQL MS SQL Server File Server
- 17. June 2004 through January 2006
- 18. Our Story: Growth Spurts
- 19. Quotes by Kraig (over Instant Messaging) “at this price it's hard to resist” “I guess, I'm always looking for what we'll need 6 months down the road” “so, I'm thinking about ebay again :-( “ “I'm so addicted to this ebay thing” “I'm kinda getting overwhelmed with all the ebay orders :-/”
- 20. Challenges: Co-location's HVAC policy Larger servers Physical memory limitations
- 21. From Sierra Club: More than 80 percent of the lifetime energy consumption of a PC occurs before you buy it. True. Not only does manufacturing a PC use a lot of energy, it also usually requires ten times the PC's weight in fossil fuels and chemicals, most of which are toxic. So, even though you might be tempted to get a new PC every three years (as the average person does), the longer you can keep your current PC in service, the better for the environment.
- 22. Ideal VMware Server Configuration RAM: 16GB CPUs: 4 x 3 GHz Size: 4U Power: 2.8 amps (nominal load) Hosts 16 Virtual Machines
- 23. Equivalent Traditional Configuration RAM: 1GB CPUs: 1 x 3 GHz Size: 1U Power: 1.8 amps (nominal load)
- 25. Traditional Virtualized = 14.4 amps 14.4 amps 14.4 amps 14.4 amps 14.4 amps 14.4 amps 14.4 amps 14.4 amps 14.4 amps 14.4 amps 14 amps 144 amps
- 26. Traditional Virtualized 14.4 amps 14.4 amps 14.4 amps 14.4 amps 14.4 amps 14.4 amps 14.4 amps 14.4 amps 14.4 amps 14.4 amps 14 amps 144 amps Over 90% energy savings
- 32. Our Story: Poised for the Future
- 33. Current VMware + Linux + Enterprise-Class Servers
- 34. VMware Server CentOS (RedHat Enterprise Linux) Dell PowerEdge Servers 99.99% Over 985 days Current Reliability
- 35. Reliability by Year 2004 100.00% 2005 100.00% 2006 99.99% 2007 100.00% 2008 99.99% No outages caused by VMware 0% 100%
- 36. Current Management & Monitoring Hardware IP KVM Software VMware Console MRTG Nagios Dell OpenManage
- 37. Current Development & Quality Assurance
- 38. Current Rapid Deployment of new VMs
- 39. Current Load Balancing / Clustering
- 41. 29% 43% Businesses Who Experience Disaster Businesses who do not reopen Businesses fail in the following two years Source: McGladrey and Pullen, 2008
- 42. Requirements: “Enterprise in a Box” Military-Grade Encryption Off-Site Storage
- 46. Quiz – Disaster Recovery Transportation What is the coolest way to transport personnel and DR images to your Standby Disaster Recovery location? 1. Armoured Transport 2. Private Jet 3. Unmarked SUV 4. Harley Davidson
- 49. Summary VMware + Linux + Enterprise-Class Servers Management & Monitoring Development & Quality Assurance Rapid Deployment of new VMs Load Balancing / Clustering Disaster Recovery Virtual Infrastructure
- 53. Tips Amass as much RAM as possible
- 56. Q&A Breakout Session # PO1781 Kraig van der Klomp CEO, Raideil Inc. September 16, 2008 Yves Accad VP of Network Operations, Raideil Inc. Daniel James VP of Software Development, Raideil Inc.