Mission Critical Clustering HP

Mission Critical Cluster Solutions for Linux
Han Pilmeyer, HP Mission Critical Ambassador December, 2012
Copyright 2012 Hewlett-Packard Development Company, L.P. The information contained herein is subject to change without notice .
Agenda
1. 2. 3. 4. 5. Project Odyssey with Serviceguard for Linux Serviceguard for Linux Serviceguard Disaster Recovery Solutions for Linux Serviceguard products Summary
Project Odyssey and Serviceguard for Linux
Project Odyssey
Leading the market with a mission-critical experience across UNIX and x86 architectures.
Advance HP Integrity / HP-UX / OpenVMS / NonStop as mission-critical design center HP is the only vendor unifying UNIX and x86 within a single platform Revolutionize the mission-critical experience with a suite of products and services for choice and investment protection
7x
Greater SMP scalability *
* Based on internal HP testing
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68x
More reliable *
54%
More efficient *
Bringing the best of HP mission-critical to x86

Project Odyssey brought back Serviceguard solutions for Linux in 2012
Serviceguard High Availability
Mission-Critical Services
Rich Virtualization Continuum Experience, Intellectual Property
Infrastructure Software Operating Environments System Software
Mission-Critical Services
Mission-Critical x86 scale-up ProLiant servers and blades
Fault Tolerant Fabric
Analysis Engine
Innovations in established mission-critical

HP Mission-Critical x86 Architecture
Serviceguard for Linux
Why do systems fail?

Single-system RAS is key but not sufficient for your most mission-critical workloads
Human Error
Fatigue Lack of knowledge or training Distractions Carelessness
Hardware failures
Fan failures Memory failures I/O card failures Disk failures Bad blocks on hard drives Cable and I/O path failures
Platform maturity
OS crash, freeze Patching (~2 months) Driving for performance and scale File systems go read-only Running out of free RAM
Serviceguard Solutions business continuity for 20 years

2010 Simplified availability; new solutions for Oracle EBS and Data Guard 2008 SG/LX 11.19 discontinuance notice 2006 HA with virtual machines, capacity planning and GiCAP 2012 SG/HP-UX 11.20 update 3 SG/LX 11.20 reintroduced
2002 SG/LX A.11.14 introduced

2000 First graphical cluster management 1994 First Oracle RAC HA solution
2011 SG A.11.20.00
2009 Fast Failover; Online everything initiative 2007 First HA for SAP liveCache
2005 HA with workload management & utility pricing; Cluster File System
1998 First automated disaster recovery solution (DRS) 1995 First stretch cluster 1990 First high availability (HA) solution for UNIX
The Serviceguard Solutions for Linux portfolio

Protect x86 mission-critical applications with uncompromising resiliency
Prevent downtime with intuitive control

Improve availability and manageability
HP Serviceguard and HP Serviceguard manager

Toolkits and extensions
SGeSAP, Oracle DB, NFS, Apache, MySQL, Tomcat, PostreSQL, Samba, Sendmail and developers framework toolkit
Deliver services even after site outages
HP Serviceguard Solutions for Disaster Recovery

Extended Distance Cluster, Metrocluster, Continentalclusters
Serviceguard for Linux cluster

Making x86 mission-critical Linux a reality
Example: 4-node DL980 cluster with 3PAR Redundant SAN and network Cluster Manager uses active heart-beating Rapid response to failures Fast failover as low as 4 seconds Initiates application restart / recovery Workloads protected by Package Manager multi-node or failover packages Policies automatically applied Rehearsal and verification
Nodes exchange regular messages
Ethernet SAN
Service cluster
Quorum server NFS server Consolidated log server Other protected services
Note: various options exist for the cluster tie-breaker
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Virtualization Support
VMware Virtual Machine Guests as Serviceguard Nodes
VM1 VM3
Cluster1 Cluster2
VM2 VM4
Cluster2 Shared Storage

Cluster1 Shared Storage

Advanced features
Live Application Detach (LAD)

Allows maintenance of a cluster without service downtime Applying Serviceguard updates Changing (heartbeat) network Online guest migration in virtualized environments
Support for Generic Resources

Configure critical resources in any modular style package and monitor these resources via any generic monitoring mechanism or other custom user-defined services
Virtualization support
Support for ESX/ESXi 4.1 and ESXi 5.0 virtual machines as Serviceguard nodes
Online cluster maintenance Choice of robust tie-breakers

No STONITH required
Minimal Linux kernel intrusion
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Serviceguard extension for SAP

Off-the-shelf and proven co-developed with SAP
Features
Protects SAP NetWeaver application and database instances Certification for SAP HA Interface API pending Drastically simplified deployment Fast service restoration
Seamless SAP modules integration

SAP instance NetWeaver 7.x CI, (A)SCS, ERS, D, JD, JC, G, WDP DB instance Oracle 11g R2, Sybase ASE 15.7, MaxDB 7.5-7.9 MDM instance MDS, MDIS, MDSS SAP ext SAP infra SAP router, web dispatcher, saposcol, sapccmsr
Automated Enqueue Replication (ERS)

No lost transactions SAP application specific alerting
Backed by world class support from HP and SAP

Serviceguard Disaster Recovery Solutions for Linux
Extended Distance Cluster

Extend a Serviceguard cluster between data centers up to 100 km apart for cost effective disaster recovery
Software replication based solution utilizing MD mirroring and DM multi-pathing
Scale-out applications run unchanged
Package
Serviceguard
Serviceguard
OS
RAID
OS
XDC will be delivered as a Serviceguard feature

Not a separately priced product
Shared Disk
Up to 100 KM
Shared Disk
Site 1
Site 2
Metrocluster for Linux

DWDM
Automatic, bi-directional failover disaster recovery between data centers up to 300km apart
Integrates with disk array based data replication to ensure data currency and disaster recovery for any application Support for both synchronous and asynchronous replication modes (storage array dependent) Integrated with all key HP storage arrays: P10000/3PAR StoreServ, P9000/XP, P6000/EVA Applications can be deployed on both data center with automatic failover protection to the other site Requires DWDM links across sites Quorum Server on 3rd Site
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Package
Serviceguard
Serviceguard
OS
OS
Up to 300 KM
Continuous Access Remote Copy
Shared Disk
DWDM
Shared Disk
Site 1
Site 2
Continentalclusters for Linux

Automated, push button failover disaster recovery across unlimited distances for utmost flexibility
Cluster to cluster failovers allows the recovery of an entire cluster
Mutual recovery - Allows mission-critical services to run on both clusters
Primary Package
Cluster 1 at Site A
Recovery Package
Cluster 2 at Site B
Recovery Package
DWDM
Primary Package
Integrated with all key HP storage arrays

P10000/3PAR StoreServ, P9000/XP, P6000/EVA
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Continuous Access or Remote Copy
Serviceguard for Linux product summary

OS, Hardware and Storage support matrix
Supported OS
RHEL 5.7 RHEL 5.8 RHEL 6.1 RHEL 6.2
X86_64 Hardware
ProLiant DL980 G7 ProLiant DL Series G7 and Gen8 ( Intel and AMD) ProLiant BL Series G7 and Gen8 ( Intel and AMD)
HP Storage
HP P10000 3PAR HP 3PAR StoreServ HP 3PAR F-Class Storage Systems HP 3PAR T-Class Storage Systems
3rd Party Storage

EMC Symmetrix DMX 6, 6.6, 7.0 VMAX 10K, 20K, 40K VMAXe
RHEL 6.3 SLES 11 SP1 SLES 11 SP2
HP EVA 3000 / 5000 HP EVA 4x00 / 6x00 / 8x00 HP P6x00 (EVA) HP P9500, XP 10000 / 12000 20000 / 24000 HP P2000 G3 (MSA FC)
EMC CLARiiON EMC VNX Series (With Block Storage Option only) Hitachi Data Systems Unified Storage VM Virtual Storage Platform
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14 reasons why you need Serviceguard for Linux

Proven legacy, investment protection, flexibility, choice, future-proof
1. Proven legacy: Huge installed base and proven presence of missioncritical production workload deployments;10K+ SG/LX licenses in the marketplace 2. MC x86 Platform: A platform (servers, firmware, support) with growing resilience and single-system reliability and scalability
3. Simplicity: Installation, deployment, setup, configuration, administration, troubleshooting 4. Data integrity: Utmost protection of data through I/O fencing and node eviction technology 8. Breadth of Solution Scenarios: Application Integration commitment to supplemental products to easily deploy and manage mission-critical applications Virtualization: Integration and support of virtualization solutions
9.
10.
11. 12.
Choice: Our support of Oracle Solutions and non-Oracle solutions, providing customers with choice
Maximize productivity: Single clustering solution, managed the same way on HP-UX and Linux; optimizes training needs World-class Support: Single service provider, global presence, highly skilled and experienced support personnel
5. Availability: Quorum capability and ability to withstand multiple failures; fastest failure detection, most extensive monitoring
6. Flexible and Feature-rich: Serviceguard framework for a variety of failover models; package dependencies; customizable policies 7. Online Everything: Maintenance, mitigation of planned downtime, LAD, Rolling Upgradability
13.
Disaster Recovery Solutions: Natural extension of local clustering single-site solutions to stretched and disaster recovery solutions, all managed just like local SG/LX clustering. Future-proof: Project Odyssey a strategic promise for the future choice
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Mission Critical Cluster Solutions for Linux

Han Pilmeyer, HP Mission Critical Ambassador December, 2012

Project Odyssey and Serviceguard for Linux

Bringing the best of HP mission-critical to x86

Infrastructure Software Operating Environments System Software

Mission-Critical x86 scale-up ProLiant servers and blades

Fault Tolerant Fabric

Innovations in established mission-critical

HP Mission-Critical x86 Architecture

Serviceguard for Linux

Why do systems fail?

Serviceguard Solutions business continuity for 20 years

2002 SG/LX A.11.14 introduced

The Serviceguard Solutions for Linux portfolio

Prevent downtime with intuitive control

HP Serviceguard and HP Serviceguard manager

Deliver services even after site outages

HP Serviceguard Solutions for Disaster Recovery

Serviceguard for Linux cluster

Note: various options exist for the cluster tie-breaker

Cluster2 Shared Storage

Cluster1 Shared Storage

Serviceguard for Linux

Live Application Detach (LAD)

Support for Generic Resources

Online cluster maintenance Choice of robust tie-breakers

Minimal Linux kernel intrusion

Serviceguard extension for SAP

Seamless SAP modules integration

Automated Enqueue Replication (ERS)

Backed by world class support from HP and SAP

Serviceguard Disaster Recovery Solutions for Linux

Extended Distance Cluster

XDC will be delivered as a Serviceguard feature

Metrocluster for Linux

Continentalclusters for Linux

Integrated with all key HP storage arrays

Continuous Access or Remote Copy

Serviceguard for Linux product summary

Serviceguard for Linux

3rd Party Storage

RHEL 6.3 SLES 11 SP1 SLES 11 SP2

14 reasons why you need Serviceguard for Linux

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