Operational Deployment and Management of Storage

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Operational Deployment and
Management of Storage over the Internet
David L. Black, EMC
IETF opsarea meeting
July 30, 2009
July 30, 2009
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Context
• IETF storage protocols
– Block: iSCSI, including iSER
– Fibre Channel tunneling over IP: FCIP, iFCP
– File: NFSv4
• New IETF Transport WG: storm
– STORage Maintenance
– Updates to Block and FC transport protocols
– Associated MIB updates (iSCSI, FC transport over IP)
• Q: What’s the proverbial “rest of the picture”?
– Operational and management aspects
• But first, some background ...
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Storage Networking Standards
Data Protocols
SCSI (T10)
Fibre Channel (T11)
ATA and SATA (T13)
NAS (IETF, Microsoft)
IP Storage (IETF)
Management
SMI-S (SNIA)
Uses CIM (DMTF)
SNMP (IETF)
Web (IETF, W3C)
Stored Data
RAID Layout (SNIA)
Encryption (IEEE)
Fixed Content (SNIA)
Storage Networking Standards: Recent Developments
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Storage Protocol Classes
Storage
Network
Network Communication
Fibre Channel Fabric
IP Storage (iSCSI, FCIP, iFCP)
Network Attached Storage (NAS)
Drive Interface
FC-AL (Arbitrated Loop)
Parallel SCSI and Serial
Attach SCSI (SAS)
ATA and Serial ATA (SATA)
Storage Networking Standards: Recent Developments
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IP Storage Network Scenarios and Protocols
Native

All Ethernet (no Fibre Channel)

iSCSI protocol

Standard Ethernet switches and
routers
= IP
= FC
Bridging

Servers Ethernet attached

Storage Fibre Channel attached

iSCSI protocol
Extension

Servers and storage on SAN

FCIP or iFCP protocol

Host-to-storage or replication
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IP Storage Extension Scenarios:
Activate the Wayback Machine ...
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EMC2
The Enterprise Storage Company
Remote Disk Mirroring
and Diff Serv
David L. Black
EMC Corporation
[email protected]
December, 1998
[43rd IETF, Orlando, FLORIDA]
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EMC2
The Enterprise Storage Company
Remote Disk Mirroring
 Promising application for Diff Serv
 The application exists, but not on the Internet
 It can use a *lot* of bandwidth
 Example to add to web, IP telephony, ...
 Diff Serv is a fundamental enabler
 QoS assurances are required
 The missing piece of technology …
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EMC2
The Enterprise Storage Company
What is a Disk Array?
 100s of Gigabytes to Terabytes
 Connects to almost everything
 Mainframe, Unix, NT, etc.
SYMMETRIX
 Highly Reliable
 Mirrored, RAID
 Redundant Power
 UPS, Batteries
 Etc., etc.
BUT …
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EMC2
The Enterprise Storage Company
Disasters Happen
 Power out
 Phone lines down
 Water everywhere
 The Systems are Down!
 This is a problem ...
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EMC2
The Enterprise Storage Company
Solution: Remote Disk Mirroring
Miami
Hurricane Andrew is
NOT in Chicago
Chicago
The Same Data
in Two Places
Remote Disk Mirroring
[SRDF]
Disk Array
Disk Array
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Deactivate the Wayback Machine ...
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Block Storage Communication Protocols
SCSI Architecture (SAM)
& Commands (SCSI-3)
T10
Fibre Channel
FCP
Parallel
SCSI &
SAS
VI
FC-2
FC-1
FC-0
iSCSI
TCP
IP
FICON
FCIP
iFCP
T11
IP (RFC 4338)
TCP
IP
IETF
SCSI & SAS
Cables
Any IP
Network
FC Fibers,
Switches
Storage Networking Standards: Recent Developments
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Any IP
Network
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Storage Networking Standards
Data Protocols
SCSI (T10)
Fibre Channel (T11)
ATA and SATA (T13)
NAS (IETF, Microsoft)
IP Storage (IETF)
Management
SMI-S (SNIA)
Uses CIM (DMTF)
SNMP (IETF)
Web (IETF, W3C)
Stored Data
RAID Layout (SNIA)
Encryption (IEEE)
Fixed Content (SNIA)
Storage Networking Standards: Recent Developments
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SMI-S: Model-Based Management
Management Application
Auto-generation of
infrastructure
constructs
Integration Infrastructure
–
Object Model
Mapping
SMI-S
Interface
Tape Library
MOF
Switch
MOF
Platform Independent
Distributed
Automated Discovery CIM/WBEM
Security
Technology
Locking
Object Oriented
Array
Many Other
MOF
MOF
Standard
Object
Model per
Device
Vendor
Unique
Function
Storage Networking Standards: Recent Developments
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Storage Operations and
Mangement Considerations
• Most storage management: Capacity and data
management
– Storage vs. Network management disciplines
– Operational storage management includes back-up,
disaster recovery, provisioning, etc.
• IETF block storage and FC tunnel protocols
– Part of a larger protocol family
– SCSI typically not managed as a protocol
• Protocol: Specific SCSI transport (e.g., iSCSI, FCP/FC, SAS)
• Device access control: not part of SCSI transport
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Standards for Storage
Management
• SMI-S: model-based CIM
– All aspects of storage, used for active management
– Transports: simple XML encap over HTTP, WS-Management
• MIBs for specific protocols (e.g., iSCSI)
– Primary use: monitoring
– Extensive suite of FC MIBs can be used for configuration
• Storage device/array management
– Interfaces are often vendor-specific
– Web GUIs are common
• Device APIs [HBA is storage analog to NIC]
– FC: HBA-API
– iSCSI: IMA-API (for iSCSI HBAs)
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Discussion
Questions?
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