Ibm power ha v7 technical deep dive workshop

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IBM PowerHA
This is Power on a Smarter Planet
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June 2014

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Power Systems High Availability Solution For mission critical
application availability through planned and unplanned outage events
Shared Storage Clustering Technology designed for automation
and minimal IT operations.
Multi-Site Clustering for enterprise class availability
Embedded for integrated simplicity and reliability

Clustering for HA and DR
 PowerHA enables 24x365 operational availability
 Automation for planned and unplanned outages
 Solutions covering simple data center to multiple-site configurations
Application
Application
PowerHA standard edition cluster
PowerHA enterprise edition cluster

Cluster based high availability solutions
 Cluster based High Availability (HA)
– Business continuity via workload failover
– Provides for redundant operating environment
– Automated workload bring up
– Environment specific outage actions
– Planned and unplanned outage management
 Cluster Solutions
– Two or more Servers in the cluster
– Cluster management console and software
– Communication for monitoring & synchronization
– Active-Passive and Active-Active models
 Disaster Recovery (DR) Management
– Multi-site clustering
– Simplified compliance testing
– Storage base replication options
Technology
Availability
Clusters
Fault
Tolerance
Single
Server
Critical
workloads
…
System 1
PowerHA
Cluster
Node 1
Active
…
System 2
PowerHA
Cluster
Node 2
Standby
PowerHA
Cluster
Failover
Fig 1: Cluster High Availability

 E2E integration
 Single point of control
 Application level granularity
 Distributed server h/w mgt
 E2E RPO 0-3 sec / RTO < 1H
Single
server
Site 1
Clusters
Site 1
Multi-site
Disaster Recovery
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Split Site
Clusters
Split Site Mirror
Site 1 Site 2
SAP HotStandby
SAP
liveCache HotStandby
3 Site
Deployments
N1-1N1-1
S1
Site 1
D4
Site 2
N1-2N1-2
D2
D3
D6
D1
D5
D2-4
N2-1N2-1
D2-6
D2-5
LVM Mirror
Metro Mirror
HyperSwap
VG
Split Site
Mirroring
Location 1 Location 2
S1
S2 S3
3 Site Deployments
Site 1 Site 2 Site 3
Sync
Mirror
Hyperswap
Cluster
Secondary DS8K
Site 2
Site 1 Site 2
SWAPSWAP
HyperSwap
Site 1 Site 2
HyperSwap
Site 1
N1-1N1-1 N1-2N1-2
S1
(Active)
S2
(Active)
SYNC
Site 2
PowerHA N2-1N2-1 N2-2N2-2
Site 1(Active)
Oracle RAC
Up to 100 KMs
Active Active Sites
Site 1 Site 2
Active-Active
Sites
Site 1
N1-1N1-1 N1-2N1-2
S1
(Active)
S2
(Active)
SYNC
Site 2
PowerHA N2-1N2-1 N2-2N2-2
Site 1(Active)
Oracle RAC
Up to 100 KMs
Active Active Sites
Site 1 Site 2
PowerHA for AIX: evolution (from HACMP to now)
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Third Party
Storage DR
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 HACMP Cluster
 Active-Passive Failover
 Resource Group
Management
 Planned and unplanned
outage handling
 Disaster Recovery with
Storage: DS8K, SVC
 Framework for OEM disk
and FS support
 Location dependencies
 Low cost Host mirroring
 File Collections
 Fast Disk Takeover
 Redundant communication
support (Disk, Network, SCSI
target, Token ring, Serial etc)
 Integration with Tivoli
Monitoring
 VG failure handling
 NFS HA management
 Fast Failure Detection
 Framework for OEM disk
and FS support
 Capacity Optimized
failovers
 Low cost Host mirroring
 GPFS Integration
 Two Node Rapid
deployment assistant
 WPAR HA Management
 Browser based UI
 RG Dependencies
 Health Monitoring and
Verification framework
 Flexible and uniform
failover policies for 1 or 2
sites
 DR with EMC, Hitachi, XIV
 NDU upgrades
 Self healing
 PowerHA v7: Kernel based
clustering
 PowerHA federated Security
Administration
 Enhanced Split/Merge
handling
 Enhanced Middleware HA
management (Smart Asists)
 SAP HA management
 SAP liveCache HotStandby
solution
 IBM Director: Graphical
Management
 Full IPv6 Support
 Stretched and Linked
Clusters
 HyperSwap with DS8K
 Active-Active Sites support
 Manual Failover DR
 Tie breaker Support
 3 Site support through LVM
Mirror+HyperSwap
 3 Site Support through LVM
Mirror + GLVM Mirroring
 Unicast clustering
 Dynamic Host Name Change
support

AIX HA/DR Customer Profiles
 Data Center Clustering
 Added on top of AIX
 Traditional storage configurations
 Roll your own scripts
 Operations = change management
 Multi-Site Clustering
 Included in AIX (CAA)
 HyperSwap storage configurations
 Smart Assists (included at no charge)
 Operations = minimal change management
TRADITIONAL PowerHA V7

7.1.0 GA: Sep 2010
7.1.1 GA: Dec 2011
7.1.2 GA: Nov 2012
7.1.3 GA: Dec 2013
✓ Based on OS integrated clustering for simplicity and reliability
✓ Systems Director-based management for simple, centralized cluster administration
✓ Smart Assists to simplify deployment of high availability for SAP and other applications
✓ Multiple redundant heartbeat with SAN communications for robust cluster integrity
✓ Advanced resource group policies for automated recovery sequencing
V7 for AIX
2013 Enhancements
Unicast Clustering
Repository disk recover config to new disk
Dynamic Host Name modification support

AIX Enterprise Edition
 PowerHA SystemMirror for AIX Enterprise Edition
– Long distance failover for Disaster Recovery
– Low cost host based mirroring support (GLVM)
 Extensive support for storage array replication
– Short distance (~100KMs) deployment: Synchronous
– Long distance (1000’s of KM) deployment:
Asynchronous
New York London
GLVM Mirroring
Storage Mirroring
High Availability and Disaster Recovery across multi site
Compute & Storage infrastructure
Supported Mirroring Technologies
Replication Technology Sync Async
Host Replication Geo LVM (GLVM)
Storage Array Replication
IBM DS8K Series Storage - PPRC
SVC, Storwize,
XIV
EMC – SRDF
Hitachi – Universal Replicator,Truecopy
HP – Continuous Access
Network
Fiber

Time to move to PowerHA V7
PowerHA SystemMirror 6.1 7.1 PowerHA 7.1 Benefit
IBM Director based graphical user interface NA  Ease of Use
Cluster Aware AIX (CAA) NA  Reliability
Triple redundant heartbeat NA  Effectively eliminates partitioning
SAN based communications NA  Additional cluster communication path
Stretched cluster (shared repository) NA  Two-Site unicast or multicast HA/DR
Cross Site Mirroring (single site stretch cluster) NA  LVM mirroring with CAA
Linked clusters (separate repositories) NA  Two-Site HA/DR separate networks
HyperSwap with DS8800, DS8870 NA  Two-Site continuously available storage
Active-Active HyperSwap & single node HyperSwap NA  Options for continuous app and storage availability
Multi-Site set up wizard NA  Speeds up implementation
Two site linked cluster operator managed failover NA  Operator decides whether or not to failover
Federated Security NA  Cluster wide security management
Live Cache SAP hot standby NA  Fast failover for APO SCM
Smart Assists for LiveCache and Netweaver NA  Faster, customizable deployment
Root Vg failure handling NA  Avoid downtime due to inactive OS
PowerHA V6.1 EOS: 4/30/2015
Three year service extension planned
PowerHA V6.1 EOS: 4/30/2015
Three year service extension planned

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PowerHA SystemMirror 7.1.X Editions for AIX
High Level Features
Standard
Edition
Enterprise
Edition
Centralized Management CSPOC  
Cluster resource management  
Shared Storage management  
Cluster verification framework  
Integrated disk heartbeat  
SMIT management interfaces  
AIX event/error management  
Integrated heartbeat  
PowerHA DLPAR HA management  
Smart Assists  
Multi Site HA Management  
PowerHA GLVM async mode 
GLVM deployment wizard 
IBM Metro Mirror support 
IBM Global Mirror support 
OEM Copy Services 
Hyperswap with DS8K 
Highlights:
 Editions to optimize software value
capture
 Standard Edition targeted
at datacenter HA
 Enterprise Edition targeted
at multi-site HA/DR
- Stretched Clusters
- Linked Clusters
 Per processor core used + tiered
pricing structure
- Small/Med/Large

PowerHA 7.1 Two-Site Solutions
 PowerHA SystemMirror Enterprise Edition
– Two for two-site deployments
– Each option provide configurations
optimized for customer requirements
 Stretched Cluster
– Supports unicast (default) or multicast
communications
– Triple redundant heartbeat
– Campus/Metro deployments
 Linked Cluster
– Enables two sites with independent
networks (campus or cross country)
– Suitable for campus, metro and cross
country deployments
Two-Site Stretched Cluster
Two-Site Linked Cluster
Repository Disk

PowerHA SystemMirror 7.1 Stretched Clusters
Cross-Site Mirroring
Campus
Continuous access to data in
the event of a storage
subsystem outage
Single Data Center
Applications remain active
PowerHA-Standard Edition
LVM Mirroring
RPO=0, RTO = 0
Two Data Centers
Systems remain active
Hyper Swap Mirroring
Metropolitan Region
PowerHA Enterprise Edition
DS8800 and Metro Mirror
RPO =0 RTO <1 hr
Storage RTO..minutes
subsystem outage
Multi-site workloads can
withstand site and/or storage
failures
Two Data Centers
Recovery within a
Metropolitan Region
GLVM, Metro Mirror,
SRDF,TrueCopy
RPO=0 & RTO<1 hr
Repository Disk Standard Edition Enterprise Edition

PowerHA SystemMirror 7.1 Linked Clusters
Two Data Centers
Rapid Systems Disaster
Recovery with “seconds” of
Data Loss
Disaster recovery for out of
region interruptions
Disaster Recovery at
Extended Distance
GLVM/PPRC/SVC/SRDF/TrueCopy
RPO secs & RTO <1 hr
Cross-Site Mirroring
Campus
subsystem outage
Single Data Centers
PowerHA-Standard Edition
LVM Mirroring
RPO=0, RTO ~ 0
Hyper-Swap Mirroring
Metropolitan Region
subsystem outage
Single Data Centers
PowerHA-Entertprise Edition
DS8800 and Metro Mirror
RPO=0, RTO ~ 0
Multi-site workloads can
withstand site and/or storage
failures
Two Data Centers
Recovery within a
Metropolitan Region
GLVM, Metro Mirror,
SRDF,TrueCopy
RPO=0 & RTO<1 hr
Repository Disk Standard Edition Enterprise Edition

AIX V7 Two-Site Solution Structure
Two Sites Stretched
Cluster
Linked
Clusters
Inter Site Communication Unicast/Multicast Unicast
Repository Disk Shared Separate
Cluster Communication  Networks
 SAN
 Disk
 Networks
 SAN *
Cross Site LVM Mirroring  
Storage based replication  
HyperSwap  
Multi Site Concurrent RG with /
HyperSwap (active-active)
 NA
PowerHA V7.1 Standard Enterprise
Multi Site Definition
• Site Service IP
• Site Policies
 
Stretched Cluster  
Linked Clusters  
HADR with Storage Replication
Management
NA 
HyperSwap NA 
Two-Site Stretched Cluster
Two-Site Linked Cluster
Future capability
*
Repository Disk

Split/Merge Handling PowerHA Linked Cluster
Policy Setting Split Merge Approach
Manual   Manual steps needed for recovery to continue
Tie Breaker   Tie break Holder side wins
Majority Rule  Greater of N/2 side wins
Else, side that includes node with the smallest node id
wins
Priority  Operator chooses a numerical value such as “largest
serial number”
Split
Two site clusterCluster 1
X
Cluster 2
Merge
Two site cluster

Manual (operator controlled failover)
 Split/Merge Policies
– Administrator prompts
– Cluster will wait for Admin inputs
– Optional Policy: After N prompts allow auto-
recovery
– Custom action scripts can invoked at the
time of split or merge as well
 Defaults
– Number of prompts (N)=infinite
– Interval between notifications: once in 30
seconds and then increasing in frequency
– Auto-Recovery after N prompts
site down
cluster split
X

Campus Style HA: Cross Site LVM Mirroring Cluster
Stretched-Cluster
Common At:
• Banking Institutions
• Hospitals
• Power Companies
• Universities
SAN interconnection links
Storage Area Network
LVM Mirror
Location A Location B

Cross Site LVM Failure Scenario
 Loss of a Storage Subsystem will only make mirrors go stale but you would continue to
operate without a fallover
Mirror Pool A
Mirror Pool B
Heartbeat Links
Site A Site B
Data
Volume
Group
VG Import
Definition

HyperSwap Support by AIX-PowerHA
HyperSwap device configuration transparent to application
Applications continue to use the devices as usual - storage switching is fast …seconds
Primary DS8K Secondary DS8K
/dev/hdiskX /dev/hdiskY
Application/LVM/Middleware
Metro Mirror
Primary DS8K Secondary DS8K
/dev/hdiskX /dev/hdiskY
Application/LVM/Middleware
/dev/hdiskX
Metro Mirror
Traditional Metro Mirror Cluster HyperSwap Cluster

HyperSwap Support by AIX-PowerHA
 HyperSwap coordination across hosts and sites
– Planned or unplanned HyperSwap
– Multi host synchronization
 Consistency group management across DS8K
systems
 Typical swap times less than few seconds
 HyperSwap Support for critical system disks
– Rootvg
– Paging device
– Dump Devices
– Repository disk
 Disk Grouping Support
– Groups disks and establish consistency groups
 Support for both AIX LVM and Raw disks
– Disk or VG preparation
– Disk Error handling
– Oracle can be deployed with LVM or ASM disks
 VIOS: NPIV only. No vSCSI support
 Requires DS8800 or above storage
Site 2Site 1
S1
S2
S3
N1 N2 N3 N4
Shared Disk
Tie Breaker
SCSI
Site 2Site 1
Site 3

Auto-Resync Support (2013)
Administrator can turn on/off “auto resync”42
Events Description Auto-Resync
Replication links failed and then recovered Primary stays active and secondary is
synchronized
Secondary Storage failed. Later on Secondary Storage
Recovered
Primary stays active and secondary is
synchronized
Primary Storage Fails
Primary Storage Recovers
HyperSwap occurs to Secondary
Resync from Site 2 to Site 1 is initiated
Site 1 Fails
Site 1 Recovers
Secondary storage is made active
Resync from Site 2 to Site 1 is initiated
2
1
3
4
Site 2Site 1
S1 S2
N1 N2 N3 N4
4
3
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Continuous Availability With PowerHA HyperSwap
Metro Mirror
Oracle RAC
PowerHA ClusterActive Nodes Passive Nodes
Oracle RAC
Site A Site B
Metro Mirror
PowerHA ClusterActive Nodes Active Nodes
Oracle RAC
Site A Site B
• Active-Passive Sites
– Active-Active workload within a site
– Active-Passive across sites
– Storage continuous availability across sites
• Active-Active Sites
– Active-Active workload across sites
– Continuous availability
– Oracle RAC long distance deployment

Oracle RAC HyperSwap Active-Active PowerHA Cluster
Customer in CHINA – PowerHA Enterprise Edition AIX

LPAR
Application
PowerHA Cluster
Hypervisor
LPAR LPAR
Hypervisor
LPAR
CoD Spare Pool
Inactive Pool
PowerHA AIX: Resource Optimized High Availability
• PowerHA provides for LPAR resource management during failovers
• Can readjust resources from the free pool
• Can enable CPU and memory as needed using CoD temp for memory
– For on/off CoD, you’ll need to write scripts for now
• Power Enterprise Pools option-both processors and memory are moveable
– Operator initiated via HMC command line or via custom scripts to automate

PowerHA on AIX with DLPAR cost savings example
• PowerHA and AIX are priced per processor core (license only the cores being used in the cluster)
• Taking advantage of the DLPAR technology in the example topology:
– Assume 770 cluster, 7 AIX and 7 PowerHA
– PowerHA price: 5,000/core = $35,000…..75,000 – 35,000 = savings: $40,000
– AIX price: 2145/core + 530/core = 2675/core = $40,125 – $21,400…..savings: $18,725
– Total savings….$58,725
U.S. example actual results may vary by country

Session summary
PowerHA V7 is integrated
CAA for robust integrated management
Industry unique capabilities
PowerHA V7 is multi-site
Industry exclusive capabilities
Stretch clustering and Linked clustering
HyperSwap for continuously available configurations
PowerHA is economical
DLPAR and Enterprise Pools – minimize redundant resource

PowerHA Smart Assists
# Smart Assist V 7.1.1 V 7.1.2 V 7.1.3
1 Oracle Database Server 10gR2 11gR2 11gR2
2 Oracle Application Server 10gR2 10gR2 10.1.2.0.2
3 DB2 Enterprise Ed. 9.5 9.7 10.1
4 SAP Net weaver 7.0 7.0 7.3
SAP Kernel 7.0 7.0 7.2
Oracle 10gR2 10gR2 11gR2
DB2 9.7 9.7 10.1
5 SAP Live Cache 7.9
6 Max DB 7.6 7.7 7.8
7 WAS 6.1 6.1 6.1
8 Websphere MQ 6.1 6.1 7.5
9 TSM (Tivoli Storage Manager)
Admin ,Server, Client
6.1 6.1 6.2
10 Lotus Domino Server 8.5.1 8.5.1 9
11 ITDS (IBM Tivoli Directory Sever) 5.2 6.3 6.3
12 IBM HTTP Server 6.1 6.1 6.1
13 FileNet P8 4.5.1 4.5.1 4.5.1
14 Print SubSystem AIX V6 & V7 AIX V6 & V7 AIX V6 & V7

PowerHA SystemMirror V7: Rapid Deployment Guide
https://www.ibm.com/developerworks/aix/tutorials/au-ibm-powerha-system-mirror/
Redbooks
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SG24-
7841
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SG24-
7845
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SG24-
7739

Product Marketing and Service Available
Withdrawn from Marketing; Standard Program Services Available
Current PowerHA Releases - New software enhancements, new system and I/O support
PowerHA Service Packs - Software updates, new system and I/O support updates
Fee-based support offering planned
SP update for software, new HW&IO support
Significant new functionality added
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PowerHA V5.5
* - Estimated since not currently announced
11/08 4/2012
EOS
PowerHA V6.1
Std/Ent
10/09 4/2015
EOS
2017 2018
PowerHA V7.1 TL0
Std
9/10
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9/2014
PowerHA V7.1 TL1
Std
PowerHA V7.1 TL2
Std/Ent
PowerHA V7.1 TL3
Std/Ent
TBD
12/11 4/2015
11/12 4/2016
12/13 4/2017
V7.1
End of Service marker (without additional fees)
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PowerHA SystemMirror Life Cycle

PowerHA SystemMirror V7: Resources
Planning, Install, and Configuration
Redbook (www.redbook.com)
1. IBM PowerHA SystemMirror 7.1.3 for AIX Reference Guide, SG24-8167-00
2. IBM PowerHA SystemMirror Standard Edition 7.1.1 for AIX Update, SG24-8030
3. IBM PowerHA SystemMirror 7.1.2 Enterprise Edition for AIX, SG24-8106-00
4. Exploiting IBM PowerHA SystemMirror V6.1 for AIX Enterprise Edition, SG24-7841
5. PowerHA for AIX Cookbook, SG24-7739-00
6. Deploying PowerHA Solution with AIX HyperSwap, REDP-4954-00
White Papers, FAQ, Knowledge Center
1. PowerHA v7 Rapid Deployment white paper:
https://www.ibm.com/developerworks/aix/tutorials/au-ibm-powerha-system-mirror/
2. PowerHA Home Page: www.ibm.com/systems/power/software/availability/
3. PowerHA Product Documentation (Knowledge Center):
http://www-01.ibm.com/support/knowledgecenter/SSPHQG_7.1.0/com.ibm.powerha.navigation/kc_welcome_ha_71.htm
4. PowerHA Wiki:
https://www.ibm.com/developerworks/community/wikis/home?lang=en#!/wiki/Power%20Systems/page/High%20Availability
5. PowerHA FAQ: http://www-03.ibm.com/systems/power/software/availability/aix/faq_support.html
Education (www.ibm.com/services/learning)
1. What’s New in PowerHA SystemMirror 7 and Migration - Course code: AN65G
2. IBM PowerHA SystemMirror 7.1.2 for AIX Update - Course code: WRB82G
3. PowerHA 7 Planning, Implementing, Customizing and Administration -Course code: AN61G
4. PowerHA SystemMirror 6.1 Migration, Extended Configuration and PD - Course code: AN42G
5. PowerHA/XD: Extended Distance and Disaster Recovery - Course code: AN44G
6. PowerHA SystemMirror for AIX III: Virtualization and Mobility - Course code: AN43G
7. PowerHA SystemMirror 7.1 Planning and Implementation - Course code: AN67G
8. PowerHA 7 Additional Configurations - Course code: AN62G
9. PowerHA SystemMirror 7.1: Customization and Basic Administration - Course code: AN68G
IBM Services Offerings
1. Availability Factory: Contact your IBM representative or an IBM Business Partner and they will contact us via e-mail
(hacoc@us.ibm.com) to learn more.
2. IBM Technology Service Offering for PowerHA SystemMirror Multi Site deployment: http://www-
935.ibm.com/services/us/index.wss/offering/its/a1000032

PowerHA SystemMirror V7: Resources…Continued
IBM System Lab Services (LBS) Offerings
Offering Duration Details
PowerHA Deployment Services 2 to 8 days Review of customer requirements
Plan and design PowerHA deployment
Support deployment and document best practices
PowerHA Health Check Week Review current HA deployment
Review business processes
Create guidance, recommendations report
PowerHA and IBM Storage
Planning/Implementation
4 days Education and hands-on activities
Review HA and DR requirements
Plan PowerHA and storage for the environment
PowerHA Disaster Recovery
Workshop
1 to 4 days Develop HA DR requirements by working closely with the on
site customer reps.
Assist in development of action plan and schedule
Visit: ibm.com/systems/services/labservices
Contacts:
1.Linda Hoben – Opportunity Manager hoben@us.ibm.com 1-720-395-0556
2.Stephen Brandenburg – Opportunity Manager sbranden@us.ibm.com 1-301-240-2182
3.Send mail to: stgls@us.ibm.com
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PowerHA SystemMirror V7: Resources…Continued
PowerHA SAP HA Management
White papers and Redbooks
1. PowerHA - SAP HA management Chapter in IBM PowerHA SystemMirror 7.1.3 for AIX Reference Guide, SG24-8167-0
2. PowerHA-SAP LiveCache Hotstandby Solution Guide: http://www-03.ibm.com/support/techdocs/atsmastr.nsf/WebIndex/WP100677
3. LPM of LPARS running SAP: http://www-03.ibm.com/support/techdocs/atsmastr.nsf/WebIndex/WP101471
4. Tuning SAP with Oracle on AIX: http://www-03.ibm.com/support/techdocs/atsmastr.nsf/WebIndex/WP100377
Education and Service Offerings: Contact: isicc@de.ibm.com
PowerHA SAP HA Management:: Plan, Deploy Smart Assist based NetWeaver, ERS deployment design and planning. SAP instances,
databases including liveCache/MAXDB
SAP liveCache HotStandby plan, Deploy PowerHA Smart Assist based liveCache Hotstandby solution design, and deployment
Pre Sales Offering:
PowerHA cluster HA management of SAP
Education and assistance to plan for SAP solutions with PowerHA
PowerHA HA management of Sybase Plan, deploy Sybase ASE HA management by PowerHA Clustering
Duration: Depending on the ordered modules and amount of instances. Estimate will be provided upon request.

PowerHA SystemMirror References
• IBM PowerHA SystemMirror7.1.3 for AIX Best Practices &
Reference Architectures
SG24-8167-00 (Not available for download yet)
• IBM PowerHA SystemMirror 7.1.2 Enterprise Edition for AIX -
SG24-8106-00
http://www.redbooks.ibm.com/abstracts/sg248106.html?Open
• Deploying PowerHA Solution with AIX HyperSwap - REDP-4954-00
http://www.redbooks.ibm.com/redpieces/abstracts/redp4954.html?Open
• PowerHA SystemMirror for AIX Base Pubs
http://publib.boulder.ibm.com/infocenter/aix/v7r1/index.jsp?topic=
%2Fcom.ibm.aix.powerha.navigation%2Fpowerha_pdf.htm

Additional Resources for PowerHA SystemMirror AIX
• PowerHA Website
– www.ibm.com/systems/power/software/availability/
• Availability Factory
– Contact your IBM representative or an IBM Business Partner and they will contact us via e-mail (hacoc@us.ibm.com) to learn more.
• IBM Technology Service Offering for PowerHA SystemMirror XD deployment
– http://www-935.ibm.com/services/us/index.wss/offering/its/a1000032
• Redbooks
– SG24-7841 IBM PowerHA Enterprise Edition Implementation Guide
– SG24- 7845 IBM PowerHA V7.1
– IBM PowerHA SystemMirror7.1.3 for AIX Best Practices & Reference Architectures SG24-8167-00 (stay tuned…not available yet)
– IBM PowerHA SystemMirror 7.1.2 Enterprise Edition for AIX - SG24-8106-00 http://www.redbooks.ibm.com/abstracts/sg248106.html?Open
– Deploying PowerHA Solution with AIX HyperSwap - REDP-4954-00 http://www.redbooks.ibm.com/redpieces/abstracts/redp4954.html?Open
– PowerHA SystemMirror for AIX Base Pubs http://publib.boulder.ibm.com/infocenter/aix/v7r1/index.jsp?topic=
%2Fcom.ibm.aix.powerha.navigation%2Fpowerha_pdf.htm
• Education: PowerHA for AIX Implementation, Config and Administration AN410
– Go to IBM.com/services/learning (search for AN410 or PowerHA)
• Education: Lab Services AN44 Extended Distance and Disaster Recovery
– http://www- 304.ibm.com/jct03001c/services/learning/ites.wss/us/en?
pageType=course_list&subChapter=194&subChapterInd=S&region=us&subChapterName=AIX+high+availability&country=us
– http://lpar.co.uk/HA/home.html
• GLVM white paper
– www.ibm.com/systems/resources/systems_p_os_aix_whitepapers_pdf_aix_glvm.pdf
• IBM storage virtualization offerings
– www.ibm.com/systems/storage/virtualization
• SAP consulting services for POWERHA and POWERVM
– gehenni@us.ibm.com
– sbranden@us.ibm.com
• Wiki
– http://www.ibm.com/developerworks/wikis/display/WikiPtype/High%20Availability
– https://w3-connections.ibm.com/wikis/home?lang=en-us#!/wiki/hacmp/page/PowerHA%20for%20AIX

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