How to build your Data Center Digitice roadshow Vaasa

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1 How to build your Data Center Digitice roadshow Vaasa Mikko Aho Sales Director

2 A Strong Family The Friedhelm Loh Group a successful business employees worldwide 78 int. subsidiries bn production sites euros turnover Figures based on 2013 AE enclosures in Finland Rittal Oy established in m² warehouse in Vantaa 50 employees Turnover 25 m 2

3 A tradition of innovation Historical milestones Rittershausen is the germ cell for the very first standard enclosure RS the new bayable enclosure Rittal opens up the future IT market TS 8 Finally, infinite possibilities TopTherm The new generation of cooling units RiMatrix S The standardised data centre 3

4 Into the future with intelligent solutions IT infrastructure: Flexible. Standardised. A perfect fit. A smart modular system, from IT rack to full-fledged data centres Efficient solutions for rack, suite and room cooling High-performance management software (DCIM) with suitable interfaces Online tools facilitate selection 4

5 Agenda 1 Where are we heading for? 2 Design principles 3 Smart layout 4 Efficiency and redundancy 5 Summary 5

6 Where are we heading for? The storage volume doubles every 18 months Data volume in Exabyte % % % % Year Intelligent Transportation File Sharing Industrial Automation Social Media Simulation Search Engines Industrial Buildings Cloud Computing Internet of Things Big Data Source: Statista

7 Where are we heading for? Transparency of efficiency is relevant for the business Google

8 Where are we heading for? Pay-as-you-grow Pay-what-you-need The IT infrastructure has to be flexible and scalable. Additional IT components are added when needed RiMatrix / RiMatrix S approach Services (Computer, Storage, Network) are provisioned on-demand IT Infrastructure is centralized and used by many different customers Cloud based approach 8

9 Agenda 1 Where are we heading for? 2 Design principles 3 Smart layout 4 Efficiency and redundancy 5 Summary 9

10 Design principles Things to consider: Users and customers Efficiency vs. availability Location: political, economical, geocraphical, climate, etc. Security: Fire, burglary, flooding, electricity, access, monitoring, firewalls, data recovery etc. Norms and standards: ISO/ EN, Uptime, Green grid, govermental, etc. Layout and size Redundancy & modularity Cooling solution & heat recovery 10

11 Agenda 1 Where are we heading for? 2 Design principles 3 Smart layout 4 Efficiency and redundancy 5 Summary 11

12 Smart layout 100+ m² 100+ kw m², 5-450kW 1,5 m², 1-30kW 2-5 m², 1-60kW Small data center Data Center Facility Unauthorized access and fire protected, cooled rack solution Single, cooled server rack 12

13 Smart layout Layout features 13

14 Smart layout 0kW 100kW 200kW 300kW 400kW 500kW 140 racks, 12 x 50 kw UPS modules, 4 x PDR. N+1 redundancy 4kW / rack, 50kW CRAC-unit, 220kW chillers => need for floor space ca. 350 m² 14

15 Smart layout 0kW 100kW 200kW 300kW 400kW 500kW 56 racks, 15 x 40 kw UPS modules, 3 x PDR. N+1 redundancy -> cold aisle containment 10kW / rack, 102kW CRAC-unit, 220kW chillers => need for floor space ca. 145 m² 15

16 Smart layout 0kW 100kW 200kW 300kW 400kW 500kW 18 racks, 15 x 40 UPS modules, 2 x PDR. N+1 redundancy ->closed circuit cooling 30kW / rack, LCP 30kW, 265kW chillers => Need for floor space ca. 81 m² 16

17 Smart layout DC construction costs/ m² about Case 1. total costs ca Case 2. total costs ca Kustannussäästöt Case 3. total costs ca Savings in investment can be up to in this example! Costs for cooling Case 1. ca / year Case 2. ca / year Savings in cooling up to ! Case 3. ca / year 17

18 Agenda 1 Where are we heading for? 2 Design principles 3 Smart layout 4 Efficiency and redundancy 5 Summary 18

19 Efficiency and redundancy DC Energy consumption Electricity (10 %) Other (3 %) Servers (50 %) Trends ASHRAE will extend the operational range (temperature and humidity) for server, switches and storage devices Free Cooling will become more popular but : Cooling (37 %) HPC and Super Computing will require higher cooling power 19

20 Efficiency and redundancy Traditional way to cool down DC Syy huoneen kaappikohtaiseen tehoon ja lämpötilaeroon eri korkeuksilla. Mixing air flows are causing malfunction and lower efficiency 20

21 Efficiency and redundancy KISS Efficiency cold aisle containment Air containment raises the efficiency to a new level! 21

22 Efficiency and redundancy Free cooling Free cooling effect with different temperatures Both cases with efficiency assumption COP = 3.4 If water in temperature is raised 6 K savings in (mechanical) cooling are: 4815 / 1a / 5a / 10a Water in 15 C Mechanical cooling time 3 months 34 kw->100 kw cooling power 0,09 / kwh = 6615 eur /1a eur/ 5a eur/ 10a Water in 9 C Mechanical cooling time 5 months 34 kw->100 kw cooling power 0,09 / kwh = eur/1a eur/5a eur/10a

23 Efficiency and redundancy Data Center Infrastructure Management (DCIM) Monitoring and visualisation of all system-relevant parameters Controlling the system Alarm management Involvement in building services management Pre-defined configurations 23

24 Efficiency and redundancy Rimatrix S The first standardised data center Pre-designed, factory fabricated solution -> guaranteed efficiency Saves floor space (ZUCS) and is easy to assemble 24

25 Efficiency and redundancy Tier 1 Tier 2 Main Board UPS Main Board UPS output Board One feed - N Availability % 29 hours downtime possibility No staffing One feed N + 1 redundancy Availability % 22 hours downtime possibility 1 shift staffing Main Board UPS Main Board UPS output Board COMPUTERS N COMPUTERS N

26 Efficiency and redundancy Main Board Main Board Main Board Main Board UPS Main Board UPS Main Board UPS Main Board Output Board UPS output Board UPS output Board UPS output Board COMPUTERS 90%N COMPUTERS 90%N Tier 3 Multiple feeds N+1 Availability % 1.6 hours downtime possibility 1+ 2 shifts staffing Tier 4 Multiple feeds 2N Availability % 24 minutes downtime possibility 2+ 24/7 by forever staffing

27 Agenda 1 Where are we heading for? 2 Design principles 3 Smart layout 4 Efficiency and redundancy 5 Summary 27

28 Summary Amount of data is booming think of IOT Plan first the usage of your data center and the needs you have Remember the importance of efficient cooling Adjust the redundancy to your needs, overscaling reduces efficiency You know what you measure Consider pre-fabricated harmonised solutions

29 Thank you!