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Concepts, Considerations and Solutions
Energy Efficiency
March 2009! Introduction to Cisco Solutions!
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177,000,000 kW-Hr of Electricity
60,000,000 Gallons of Water
145,000 lbs of Copper
21,000 lbs of Lead
33,000 lbs of Plastic
73,000 lbs of Aluminum
12,000 lbs of Solder
377,000 lbs of Steel
32,000,000 kW-Hr of Primary Energy
Source: Paul Marcoux, VP, Engineering, Cisco
1MW Data Center
10 years; Tier 4; Power, Cooling, Racks, and IT equipment; not included building; includes 2 x IT refresh
Climate Change is the Most Pressing of Issues Other Issues Cannot be Ignored
Clear and concise language is a necessary component of a productive discussion on Green
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Technology Application Areas Mapping the Network to Sustainability
Data Centers Virtualization Unified Fabrics
Branch & Campus Wide Area Applications Multi-Service Chassis
Wide Area Networks Management Backbone Application Delivery
Advanced Services Planning Tools
Consumption: Fixed Assets
• Connected Real Estate • Connected Urban Development
Production: Energy Utilities
• Smart Grid • Utility Demand Response
Collaboration, Measurement, Monitoring, Management
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Networked Sustainability Leveraging Network Ubiquity to Measure, Monitor and Manage
Today 2009 2010 and Beyond
• Data Definition • Data Acquisition • Benchmarking • 1st Level Analysis
• Reporting Standardization • 1st Generation IP Power Management Applications
• Energy Information Open • Control, Automation Standard • Regulated, Taxed • Fixed and Mobile Assets
Where Power Goes Ethernet Follows
Chief Sustainability Officer: The new role for resource management will need new tools to report on consumption and costs
Energy Management Dashboards
Total Power
Efficiency Cost Emissions
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Energy Efficient Data Center Solutions What can be implemented today?
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Energy Efficient Data Center Solutions & Products
Description Power & Cooling Savings*
Solution: Storage Virtualization Increasing storage utilization allows for the decommissioning of underutilized assets and the setting of higher utilization policies by storage administrators
4% Products: MDS, Nexus Series
Solution: Application Delivery Using a service module form factor versus appliances for SSL Offload and Server Load Balancing provides incremental power savings
1% Products: Application Control Engine
Solution: Security Services Using a service module form factor versus appliances for firewall services provides incremental power savings related to security
1% Products: Firewall Services Module
Solution: Networked CRAC Simply connecting Computer Room Air-Conditioning (CRAC) and "synching" them through Cisco partner technology can eliminate "demand fighting" between CRAC units
9% Products: Catalyst Series or Equivalent
Solution: LAN/SAN Consolidation Unified Fabrics and Fiber Channel over Ethernet (FCoE) reduces network infrastructure and structured cabling requirements
1%
Products: Nexus Series
Solution: Right‐Sizing Planning for UPS and CRAC using tested nominal draw of Cisco products helps to mitigate "cascaded inefficiency”
1% Products: NA, Planning Consideration
Advanced Services
Ef:iciency Assessment Services Provides first and second level analysis in order to calculate an actual ROI for implementation and validate estimates
Operative Efficiency Benchmarking
* estimates based on total IT consumption and cooling burden for 5MW data center Total Estimated Savings* 17%
Cisco Energy Efficient Data Center Solutions Incremental Efficiency Gains Across Infrastructure
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Application Delivery and Firewall Services Using service modules to remove appliances
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1 Group = 1200 Appliance Watts!
Logical Server Groups!
1 Group = 1200 Appliance Watts!
Each new logical server group added requires 1200 Watts incremental for appliances to provide SSL, load balancing and firewall services
Bringing these services onto the network using service modules adds 800 Watts incremental loading for up to 250 Logical Server Groups (contexts)
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800 Watts
1 Group = 1200 Appliance Watts!
250 Logical Server Groups!
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Tape SAN
Cisco DCIT: Storage Utilization Use Case Setting Utilization Policies through SAN Consolidation
2005
Tape SAN
Today
HR SAN
Sales SAN Marketing
SAN
MDS
MDS MDS
Multiple SAN Islands
Isolated Fabrics
Over-provisioned Power & Cooling
~2 PB’s Storage
Inter-vSAN Routing
Virtual Fabrics
Targeted Power & Cooling
~10 PB’s Storage
HR SAN
Sales SAN
Common Physical Fabric
Marketing SAN
MDS
MDS MDS
IVR
36%
64%
32%
68%
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High-Speed Internet
IP Telephony
Audio and Video Conferencing
Interactive media
Visitor management
VPN
Wireless
Building System Convergence Potential for Energy & Material Savings
Digital signage
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HVAC- Sensors
Fire
24/7 Monitor
Video surveillance
Elevators
Lighting
Energy
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Real-Time Visibility of Power Systems via IP
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Driving Efficiency into the Data Center Operation Where Cisco can help today…
Products Solutions Services Best Practices
Cisco Data Center Power Supplies are +90% Efficient (AC)
Superior power per work unit performed when measured at the systems level
Unified Fabrics allows for LAN/SAN consolidation
Storage:
Consolidation
Increased Utilization
Virtualized Services:
Server:
Unified Fabrics
Power Management
Data Center Advanced Services:
Facilities Assessment
Efficiency Assessment
Architectural Assessment
Carbon Accounting
Cisco works in partnership to provide Facilities and Efficiency Assessment Services
1. Virtualize and Consolidate
2. Benchmark
3. Assess Technology
4. Assess Organization
5. Define Scope
6. Set Realistic Goals
7. Share Practices
Energy Infrastructure Efficiency Utilization Cost
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Cisco Energy Management Services
“You can’t manage what you can’t measure.”
Energy Management Assessment
Cisco Energy Management Implementation
Formation of Energy Management Strategy
Establish IP-based Energy Management at Scale
Cisco Data Center Energy Discovery
Quantify and Categorize Assets to build TCO/ROI Model
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Potential Energy Saving (PES)
Architectural Assessment Delivers Recommendations to Improve Operative Efficiency Across All Data Center Systems
Consider this is one small Data Center at 144 kW Load implementing only 6 recommendations
MainFrame LO, DCiE 50.5%, PES $30,648
Managed Services, DCiE 61%, PES $141,500
MidRange LO, DCiE 43.3%, PES $84,214
TOTAL PES $ 256,000 / year
Customer Production Data Center – Jan 2009 Case Study Under Development – CA Advanced Services
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Increase Efficiency Across Your Data Center
Efficiency
Val
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Energy Discovery
Implement Energy Management
Management Strategy Formed
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Efficiency Assurance Program launch here
