HP小型机巡检演示稿.ppt

? 2006 Hewlett-Packard Development Company, L.P. The information contained herein is subject to change without notice. HP BladeSystem Futures HP Confidential * We have a different view of things – more This isn’t about just the enclosure and the servers – it’s how this all fits together in the existing world and how they work together? The functionality of today’s datacenter is constrained by the form of their building blocks and the processes required to manage them In a nutshell – blades are designed to simplify the “rack, stacked and wired world”.? Inflexible: Static and hardwired Manually coordinated: Change requires too many people and steps Over-provisioned: Wasting power, cooling, space, people and $$$$$ Managed 1 by 1: Processes are unique, with unique tools and inconsistency Expensive: More expensive to own than to build Power hungry hogs that take all day and night to keep fed and refuse to change or go on a diet. We can’t keep selling solutions that contribute to this problem.? Nor can our customers reach their goals for the business if we continue on this path together. ---------------------------------------- In a nutshell – blades are designed to simplify the “rack, stacked and wired world”. They are a better way to build infrastructure Complex Companies aren’t good at handling this efficiently Less-expensive to own Less-expensive to manage HP BladeSystem Futures HP Confidential * Wide variety of blades Server blades: Xeon, AMD and Itanium Innovative storage blade option(420GB) Enclosure-based shared storage IO devices on a blade Embedded devices on motherboard, or Optional devices on mezzanine cards (4Gb FC, up to 10GbE, IB) Supports External SANs NAS Robust Server Blade feature sets Hot plug drives Integrated Lights out management Support for Ethernet, Fibre Channel, Infiniband, SAS connectivity HP BladeSystem Futures HP Confidential * Power Envelope Up to 6 PS @ 2250W ea. 13500W capacity per enclosure Choice of single-phase or 3