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Accelerate Epic EHR Performance with IBM FlashSystem Storage: Matt Key IBM FlashSystem SME mkey@us.ibm.com Byron Grossnickle IBM Spectrum Virtualize SME byrongro@us.ibm.com Yvonne Herman IBM Storage for Healthcare Yvonne.Herman@ibm.com © Copyright IBM Corporation 2021
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IBM FlashSystem and Spectrum Virtualize Update Matt Key mkey@us.ibm.com Byron Grossnickle byrongro@us.ibm.com Yvonne Herman Yvonne.Herman@ibm.com Washington Systems Center
IBM Storage Products for Epic Systems Agenda: IBM FlashSystem IBM FlashSystem Family Enterprise-Class Storage Made Simple for Hybrid Multicloud IBM FlashSystem Family Comparison IBM FCM Update SVC Update IBM SAN Volume Controller (SV2/SA2) Fully Allocated Performance - SV2 and SA2 with 8.3.1 IBM Storage Performance for Epic and Epic Comfort Level
Entry Midrange High-End Hybrid
IBM Enterprise Enterprise Enterprise Multicloud
FlashSystem
Family
Storage made FlashSystem 9200R
simple for
hybrid FlashSystem 9200
multicloud FlashSystem 7200
FlashSystem 5100
FlashSystem 5000
IBM Spectrum Virtualize Software
IBM Storage Insights (AI-based Monitoring, Predictive Analytics, and Proactive Support)
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Enterprise-Class Storage Made Simple for Hybrid Multicloud
IBM FlashSystem Family
IBM Spectrum Virtualize Software
IBM Storage Insights (AI-based Monitoring, Predictive Analytics, and Proactive Support)
FlashSystem 5010 FlashSystem 5030 FlashSystem 5100 FlashSystem 7200 FlashSystem 9200 FlashSystem 9200R
VMware and Red Hat OpenShift Container Integration
3-Site Replication
Local and remote replication (snapshots, DR, copy/migrate to cloud)
Easy Tier AI-driven automated tiering
Transparent Data Migration
Data Reduction Pools
Scale-out Clustering
HyperSwap High Availability
Encryption
NVMe Flash and FC-NVMe Host Connections
High Performance Compression and Encryption with IBM FCM
External Storage Virtualization of more than 500 storage systems
Storage Class Memory
Quick Comparison of FlashSystem Family
FlashSystem FlashSystem FlashSystem FlashSystem FlashSystem FlashSystem
5010 5030 5100 7200 9200 9200R
All-Flash and/or Hybrid AF ✓ - H ✓ AF ✓ - H ✓ AF ✓ - H ✓ AF ✓ - H ✓ AF ✓ - H ✘ AF ✓ - H ✘
Max cache per control enclosure 64GB 64GB 576GB 1.5TB 1.5TB 1.5TB x 4
Host adapter slots per control enc. 2 2 2 6 6 6x4
Storage Class Memory support No No Yes Yes Yes Yes
NVMe SSDs and IBM FCMs No No Yes Yes Yes Yes
NVMe-oF support No No Yes Yes Yes Yes
SAS SSDs and SAS HDDs ✓ and ✓ ✓ and ✓ ✓ and ✓ ✓ and ✓ ✓ and ✘ ✓ and ✘
Support for SAS devices Yes – Control & Exp. Yes – Control & Exp. Yes – Expansion Yes – Expansion Yes – Expansion Yes – Expansion
Max physical capacity raw
720TB 720TB 921.6TB 921.6TB 921.6TB 921.6TB x 4
in 2U control enclosure
Max usable effective capacity raw 1.8PB** 1.8PB** 1.8PB** 1.8PB** x 4
720TB Up to 3.6PB*
in 2U control enclosure Or up to 4.6PB* Or up to 4.6PB* Or up to 4.6PB* Or up to 4.6PB* x 4
Maximum capacity with clustering NA 32PB (2-way) 32PB (2-way) 32PB (4-way) 32PB (4-way) 32PB (4-way)
FCM (no impact) FCM (no impact) FCM (no impact) FCM (no impact)
Data Reduction None Software DRP
DRP (Hdw assist) DRP (Hdw assist) DRP (Hdw assist) DRP (Hdw assist)
Customer set-up IBM install, technical IBM install, technical
Installation and support Customer set-up Customer set-up Customer set-up
ECS optional advisor and ECS advisor and ECS
Support for CSI and other multicloud Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
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* With 5:1 data reduction via DRP ** With 2:1 data reduction via FCM All-Flash and Hybrid All-Flash Only
FlashSystem 7200 / 9200
High Performance Low Risk Operational Density
• Up to 700 TB Usable NVMe
• With Zero-Impact • 99.9999% Availability per 2U
Compression and AES- (1.4 PB Guaranteed
256 Encryption • 100% Data Availability Effective) at 2kW Power
FlashSystem 9200 Guarantee with
45 GBps Cache-Miss / 1.2 M Random 8K IOPS • Simple All-inclusive Licensing
• < 0.3 ms Avg Response HyperSwap
Time at 100% Random (Cloud, Copy Services, Data
FlashSystem 7200
• 100% DRAID-6 Reduction)
40 GBps Cache-Miss / 700K Random 8K IOPS
• Cluster scalable to 4X • Simple, automatic reporting
• High performance
and monitoring through
• 180 GBps in 8U during fast rebuilds Storage Insights
• Volume agility through • Enterprise Class Support
clustering (Technical Advisor, 30m
Sev1 Response, Remote
Support, IBM-managed FW
Celebrating 10 years of upgrades)
transparent technology refresh
IBM FlashSystem 7200
FlashSystem 7200 Dual Active-Active Array Controllers with NVMe to Flash Media Storage Class Memory
Two 8-core 2.1 GHz Dual-ported 2.5” NVMe Flash bays (24) Up to 12 SCM drives to
CPUs for a total of accelerate workloads.
32-cores per system FlashCore Modules designed to 2.5” industry standard form factor Use with FCMs and
(Includes: HW Compression, HW Encryption) EasyTier.
Up to 1.5TB
of cache
per system
Up to six
host adapters
cards per system
Up to 9.2M IOPS
and 140GB/s with
four systems in Interface Card Slot (2) Tech Port 10GbE Ports (4) USB Ports (2) 2KW PSU (2)
a 4-way cluster
Interface Card Slot (1)FCM Update
Up to Endurance Performance FlashCore
38.4 TB Up to 50% Gzip Compression
Usable DWPD 2 Consistency
Better
Longevity
Capacity Performance
over First Gen FCM Adaptive
11Footprints and Speeds • Evolved from 32L to now 96L 3D NAND
• NVMe
• Hardware data reduction
• Quad-port 32Gb
A9000R FS9200
(max) (Can cluster 4x)
42U, 8.7 kW 2U, 2kW
1700 lb 102 lb
720 TB Usable *700 TB Usable
2.1 PB Effective *1.400 TB Effective
1.5 M IOPS 1.2 M IOPS
26 GBps 45 GBps
32 x 16 Gb 24 x 32 Gb
© Copyright IBM Corporation 2017SVC Node Model Comparison
Increased FC bandwidth + double PCIe bandwidth + huge cache
= improved latency, MB/s and IOPs
Per Node SV1 SV2 SA2
CPU 8 core 3.2GHz (x2) 16 core 2.3GHz (x2) 8 core 2.1GHz (x2)
(Intel Broadwell EP) (Intel Cascade Lake) (Intel Cascade Lake)
Mem (min/max) 64GiB / 256GiB 128GiB / 768GiB 128GiB / 768GiB
Boot Drives 2 x external 2 x internal 2 x internal
Battery 2 x external 1 x internal 1 x internal
Compression Optional up to 2 Compression Internal offload Internal offload
cards (equivalent to 5x SV1 cards) (equivalent to 2x SV1 cards)
RACE or DRP DRP only DRP only
FC attach Quad port 16Gbs Quad port 32Gbs Quad port 32Gbs
Quad port 16Gbs Quad port 16Gbs
HIC Slots 4 3 3IBM SAN Volume Controller (SV2/SA2)
Up to 768GB Dual 16-core
Cache (SV2) or 8-core
(SA2)
processors
Tech Port 10GbE Ports (4) USB Ports (2)
2KW PSU (2)
Interface Card Slot (3)
(up to 12 ports per 2U)
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14Performance:
SV2 and SA2 with 8.3.1
February 2020 158.3.0 vs 8.3.1 DRP
Performance
• Code improvements that have aided performance
3X
• Multi-chunk write support improvement
• Multi-threaded lower cache DRP Seq Read
• Immense improvement in single volume performance
• Internode messaging improvements
• Working Set: FS9150 Up to
• 24 – 4.8 TB FCM modules
• DRAID6 2.5X
• 768GB Cache (cache 3% of working set) improvement
• 25TB Working set
• 67% capacity utilization AFTER data reduction
DRP IOPS
• Compression 2.85:1, deduplication 2:1 throughput
50%
reduction
DRP read
Resp. time
16Max Performance: New
Platform At a Glance
Relative positioning with OLTP workload 70/30/50
Relative Performance Comparison: 16KB 70/30/50
4.00
5100
3.50 7200
Max IOPS Min Latency Max Bandwidth
9200
Average Response Time (ms)
4K Read Hit
min latency for 4K Read BW, 256 KB
Read Hit reads from flash
3.00 SA2 Max 2x 2x 1.7x
SV2 max
2.50
FS 9200 4.5 M under 70 45 GB/s
2.00
FS 7200 2.4 M under 70 35 GB/s 1.50
1.00
FS 5100 900 K IOPS under 70 15 GB/s
0.50
SV2 4M under 70 49 GB/s
0.00
Throughput (IOPs)
SA2 2.4 M under 70 33 GB/s
Fully Allocated volumes, max performance shown on this page.
Performance shown is achievable and sustainable long-term (not a burst)
Capacity: Physical capacity utilization on the flash drives around 80%.
With FCM drives and drive compression ratio 2.85:1.
IBM Spectrum Virtualize Rel 8.3.1SVC Split between Sites (Enhanced Stretch Cluster)
✓For high availability application needs,
Transparent Failover Application server
synchronously mirror application data between
Single Site High Availability two separate disk systems
Mirrored copies
Two-site High Availability ✓For ultra-high availability application needs,
synchronously mirror application data between
two different sites
✓Eliminate single points of failure and
transparently failover data access from one site
to the other
✓Up to 300 km distanceIBM Storage Portfolio
IBM Award-Winning Storage Portfolio
Storage for Hybrid Multicloud Storage for AI & Big Data
Storage for Elastic Storage Cloud Object
All-Flash and Hybrid Systems SVC System Storage
Enterprise Servers
Flash System
9200 SAN Volume
Controller
Flash System Flash System
7200 9200R
Flash System 5000 DS8900F TS7700
Networking
IBM Spectrum Protect Suite
Hybrid Cloud Snapshots Tape VMs Containers
Cyber Resiliency & Modern Data Protection
19IBM Storage – Epic Comfort Level IBM DS8xxx • Epic Comfort Level for Operational Database HIGH • Epic Comfort Level for Analytical Database HIGH • Prevalence in Epic Customer Base Rare IBM FlashSystem • Epic Comfort Level for Operational Database HIGH • Epic Comfort Level for Analytical Database HIGH • Prevalence in Epic Customer Base Common
Epic Workload ™
• GenerateIO – Storage Performance Tool by Epic
• Continuous 8K Random Reads
• Every 80 seconds write burst consists of 256k sequential writes to the WIJ
• + 100% Random 8k writes to the DB
• Epic performance requirements:
• Write cycle must complete within less than 45 seconds
• Average read latencies must be 2 ms or less
• 99% of read response time below 60 ms
• 99.9% read response time below 200 ms
• 99.99% read response time below 600 ms
• Average write latencies must be 1 ms or less
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IBM DS8900F Family comparison summary
System IBM DS8910F IBM DS8950F
2 x IBM Power Systems Power 9 2 x IBM Power Systems Power 9
Processor complex (CEC)
MTM 9009-22A MTM 9009-42A
Frames (min / max) 0/1 1/2
POWER 9 cores per CEC (min / max) 8 10 / 20
System memory (min / max) 192 GB / 512 GB 512 GB / 2 TB
Host Adapter Ports (min / max) 4 / 64 4 / 128
Flash Drives (min / max) 16 / 192 16 / 384
Maximum physical capacity (w/ 15.36 TB Flash Drive) 2.95 PB 5.9 PB
Max IOPs (4K 70/30 R/W mix) 860 K 2,300 K
Minimum response time (4K read hit) 90 µsec
Minimum response time w/ zHyperLink (4K read) 18 µsec
22DS8K GenerateIO Performance
• Baseline: 250k IOPS
• Longest Write Cycle: 44.88 (s)
• RanRead Average: .35 (ms)
• 24 Hour Sustain: 245k IOPS
• Longest Write Cycle: 44.8 (s)
• RanRead Average: .35 (ms)
• Incremental FlashCopy: 240k IOPS
• Longest Write Cycle: 44.61 (s)
• RanRead Average: .55 (ms)IBM FS9200
• Epic GenerateIO Test Results
• GenerateIO: Epic’s IO Simulator/Storage
Performance Tool
• Lab Configuration
• Baseline Throughput
• FlashCopy Performance
• Sustained ScalabilityWashington Systems Center - Storage
Lab Configuration
All GenerateIO test parameters performed on the FS9200 were modeled under extreme conditions and
after one of IBM/Epic’s largest, high demand customer.
FS9200 AIX Power 9 9009-42A server
• 24 9.6TB NVMe/3D NAND FCMs version 2.0 • 128GB RAM
DRAID 6 10+2
• Hardware Compression & Encryption • 300 GB local storage
• 768GB read cache • 4 16GB Fiber Channel Adapters
• 12 paths (24-host to 24-storage paths mappings) • 24 core LPAR
• 2 pools in the same IOgroup
• 100TB Epic ODB 95% full
• 24 volumes
• 8 file systems
• FlashCopy
• 24 FC targets
Epic GenerateIO Cache IO Simulator version 1.10.3
© Copyright IBM Corporation 2020 IBM Digital Systems Masters 2020.FS9200 GenerateIO Performance
• Baseline: 194k IOPS
• Longest Write Cycle: 43.67 (s)
• RanRead Average: 2.03 (ms)
• 24 Hour Sustain: 188k IOPS
• Longest Write Cycle: 42.02 (s)
• RanRead Average: 2.06 (ms)
• Incremental FlashCopy: 151k IOPS
• Longest Write Cycle: 41.79 (s)
• RanRead Average: 1.48 (ms)Washington Systems Center - Storage
IBM FS9200 Resources
9200 Blueprint, Best Practices,
Product Guides
http://www.redbooks.ibm.com/
IBM Storage Electronic Health Records with Epic and IBM FlashSystem 9200 Blueprint Version 2 Release 3
IBM FlashSystem 9200 & 9100 Best Practices & Performance Guidelines
IBM FlashSystem 9200 Product Guide
Implementing the IBM FlashSystem 9200, 9100, 7200 and 5100 with Spectrum Virtualize V8.3.1
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