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Lowest possible infrastructure costs and highest database perfomance by deploying Marklogic NoSQL on our OpenStack appliance. Replace Oracle, DB2, SQL,Teradta and more with a modern scale-out NoSQL database deployment.

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Data Management Appliance Proposal Prepared for XXXXXXXXXXXXXX May 19, 2016 by Using our OpenRack:Ready Soluti Solution
Design Requirements • Stand alone share nothing architecture dedicated to Marklogic NoSQL Database • Extensible architecture that is easy to expand and grow • Segregated production and staging environments • Automated provisioning and orchestration that allows deployment of all flavors of Marklogic nodes (Evaluator Nodes & Data Nodes) in 30 minutes or less • Full redundancy for network, power and processors • Software defined networking with low-latency (3.8us or less) high speed network connectivity between Marklogic nodes and racks • Marklogic to provide data redundancy through multi-node writes • 100Gbe rack and core network connectivity uplinks • Deployed on bare metal servers with a minimum of 384GB of memory • Intel E5 V4 processors with 8 cores to support Marklogic V9 encryption • Includes a minimum of 4.8TB’s of enterprise high speed SSD or NVMe storage per physical server (1,200,000 IOPS minimum in total per server) • Two 10Gbe connections per physical server • Local encrypted S3 storage for backup and recovery • Includes 24x7 support with 4 hour or less response Deliver an affordable high performance platform for a scale-out Marklogic v9 deployment:
Our Architectural Approach • Use common sense in the architecture • Leverage the software vendors to optimize platform for use case • Implement redundancy when it makes sense without dramatically increasing costs • Don’t try to be all things to everyone – pick your battles where you can achieve your greatest victories (cost, delivery, performance) • Build to grow when it makes sense to grow • No “sacred cows” • Cattle vs pets mentality • Offer flexible cost effective architecture that doesn’t lock clients into to expensive solutions • Support but also teach
OpenRack:Ready Solution • Rack based appliance deployment – factory built, integrated and configured • All US manufactured hardware • Includes servers, network, storage, rack, PDU’s, optics, cables and cabling • Shipped in rack to client’s data center – just add power and core network connectivity • Ultra dense rack architecture – 4x more compute capacity per rack versus traditional server deployments • Non-contiguous rack deployments • Share nothing (network, storage, compute) architecture – dedicated to Marklogic • Cooperative design with contributions from PRX, customer, Marklogic, Intel and Mirantis • Private cloud deployed with automated provisioning and configuration using Mirantis OpenStack • Proven reference architecture that has been successfully deployed at some of the largest organizations in the world including AT&T, Apple, PayPal, Volkswagen, USDA, etc., etc.
Optimized Proven Deployment Processes
Custom Rack SKU’s OpenRack:Ready designs solutions that meet your application requirements with the right proportion of high speed software defined networking, high performance/high density compute nodes and software defined storage options. Mirantis OpenStack is added for self- service on-demand provisioning.
Precision Cabling & Integration A detailed cabling layout of networking cables, power cords and PDU’s will be designed and installed at our integration facility to optimize cable length, air cooling and allow service access when hot swapping units. The only cabling required in your data center is core network connectivity and power.
Rack Appliance Deployment + + + + Start with a single rack and add racks as needed to expand Marklogic capacity. Each rack includes network, compute, storage and cloud management.
Appliance Configuration Network 1 x Arista 7280R Spine 4 x Arista 7280R Leaf 2 x Arista 7010T-48 Storage Cloudian S3 Storage 360TB’s Useable Compute + Foundation High Density Chassis 44 server nodes total • (11) Four server nodes in a dense 2U form factor • Dual Intel® Xeon® E5 8-core V4 CPUs each • 348GB high speed DDR4 RAM each • 2 x 10Gbe Ethernet connectivity per server • 6 x 800GB Enterprise SSD Drive per server • (3) Foundation nodes only required in first rack
Appliance Composition • (1) 2U Arista 7280R 10/100Gbe SDN Network Switch – Spine • (4) 2U Arista 7280R 10/100Gbe SDN Network Switch – Leaf • (2) 1U Arista 7010T-48 1Gbe Hardware Management Switch • (1) 7U Cloudian S3 Storage Appliance – 360TB Useable (for backups) • (11) 2U Four Server Chassis (44 total compute nodes) Total: 42U
Rack Capacity • (192) 10Gbe ports for device connectivity • (8) 100Gbe uplink ports • (3) OpenStack Foundation Management Nodes (only needed in first rack) • (41) Compute Nodes – each with 2 x Intel E5 V4 8-core processers, 384GB memory, 2 x 10Gbe network connections, 4.8TB Enterprise High Perf SSD (44 nodes in all racks after the first rack) • (1) Cloudian S3 Storage Appliance – 360TB’s useable • Total Marklogic cores: 656 • (246) 800GB High Performance SSD’s delivering 200,000 IOPS each (49 million IOPS in total) • Total Storage: 196TB’s of local SSD storage • Total Memory: 15,744GB’s across 41 Marklogic nodes • Rack Cost: $xxx
Software Defined Networking (SDN) Switching • Must be programmable through the OpenStack API • Big buffers and low latency ideal for east-west traffic generated by grid and scale-out architectures (like Marklogic); traditional networks not well suited for east-west traffic • 10Gbe ports with “least cost” upgrade path to 25Gbe, 40Gbe and 100Gbe • Combined switching and routing in as single platform to enable VXLAN • Large routing tables for enterprise deployments • Non-blocking throughput between racks (no network bottlenecks) • Span multiple racks with Leaf-Spine architecture • Centralized management • Let OpenStack do most of the networking after day one deployment
Arista 7280R SDN Switches Fully integrated API within all distributions of OpenStack; No requirement for VMware NSX
Appliance Internal High Speed Networking
OpenStack Foundation Nodes • The “brains” of the outfit • Designed to run on enterprise ready commodity hardware • Triple redundancy for availability and performance • Dual Intel E5 V4 processors for performance recommended • Local storage to host server images and logging; capacity determined by projected number of images • Foundation nodes required for provisioning and monitoring of environment • Dual 10GBe connectivity plus 1GBe for hardware maintenance and monitoring • Support for up to 200 physical compute nodes per OpenStack cluster
OpenStack Compute Nodes • Designed to run on enterprise ready commodity hardware • Minimum 256GB memory recommended but more is better • Dual Intel E5 V4 processors for performance recommended; cores determined by use case and budget • No local storage required – but optional supported • Run hypervisor and virtual machines, bare metal servers or container servers on same OpenStack cloud platform • Dual 10GBe connectivity plus 1GBe for hardware maintenance and monitoring for each physical server
High Density Server Chassis Key Features Four hot-pluggable systems (nodes) in a 2U form factor. Each node supports the following: 1. Dual socket R3 (LGA 2011) supports Intel® Xeon® processor E5- 2600 v4 family; QPI up to 9.6GT/s 2. Up to 2TB† ECC 3DS LRDIMM , up to DDR4- 2400†MHz ; 16x DIMM slots 3. 1x PCI-E 3.0 x16 slot 4. Intel® i350-AM2 Dual port 10GbE LAN 5. Integrated IPMI 2.0 with KVM and Dedicated LAN 6. 6 x 2.5" Hot-swap SAS/SATA HDD Bays Per Server (24 drives total in chassis) 7. LSI 3108 SAS3 controller (6 ports); RAID 0, 1, 5, 6, 10, 50, 60 8. 2000W Redundant Power Supplies Titanium Level (96%)
Support • 24 x 7 Support with 4 hour response; targeted repairs within 24 hours or sooner • Covers all hardware including switching, cabling, compute nodes and storage • Includes OpenStack and underlying Ubuntu Linux OS support • Does not cover operating system installed on compute nodes or Marklogic • Annual Support Costs Per Rack: $xxx • Buy two years in advance, get third year included at no additional charge
Contact Info Contact Ken Proulx or Mark Osell at PRX Technologies for more information on our OpenRack:Ready offering.

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Marklogic rack proposal

  • 1. Data Management Appliance Proposal Prepared for XXXXXXXXXXXXXX May 19, 2016 by Using our OpenRack:Ready Soluti Solution
  • 2. Design Requirements • Stand alone share nothing architecture dedicated to Marklogic NoSQL Database • Extensible architecture that is easy to expand and grow • Segregated production and staging environments • Automated provisioning and orchestration that allows deployment of all flavors of Marklogic nodes (Evaluator Nodes & Data Nodes) in 30 minutes or less • Full redundancy for network, power and processors • Software defined networking with low-latency (3.8us or less) high speed network connectivity between Marklogic nodes and racks • Marklogic to provide data redundancy through multi-node writes • 100Gbe rack and core network connectivity uplinks • Deployed on bare metal servers with a minimum of 384GB of memory • Intel E5 V4 processors with 8 cores to support Marklogic V9 encryption • Includes a minimum of 4.8TB’s of enterprise high speed SSD or NVMe storage per physical server (1,200,000 IOPS minimum in total per server) • Two 10Gbe connections per physical server • Local encrypted S3 storage for backup and recovery • Includes 24x7 support with 4 hour or less response Deliver an affordable high performance platform for a scale-out Marklogic v9 deployment:
  • 3. Our Architectural Approach • Use common sense in the architecture • Leverage the software vendors to optimize platform for use case • Implement redundancy when it makes sense without dramatically increasing costs • Don’t try to be all things to everyone – pick your battles where you can achieve your greatest victories (cost, delivery, performance) • Build to grow when it makes sense to grow • No “sacred cows” • Cattle vs pets mentality • Offer flexible cost effective architecture that doesn’t lock clients into to expensive solutions • Support but also teach
  • 4. OpenRack:Ready Solution • Rack based appliance deployment – factory built, integrated and configured • All US manufactured hardware • Includes servers, network, storage, rack, PDU’s, optics, cables and cabling • Shipped in rack to client’s data center – just add power and core network connectivity • Ultra dense rack architecture – 4x more compute capacity per rack versus traditional server deployments • Non-contiguous rack deployments • Share nothing (network, storage, compute) architecture – dedicated to Marklogic • Cooperative design with contributions from PRX, customer, Marklogic, Intel and Mirantis • Private cloud deployed with automated provisioning and configuration using Mirantis OpenStack • Proven reference architecture that has been successfully deployed at some of the largest organizations in the world including AT&T, Apple, PayPal, Volkswagen, USDA, etc., etc.
  • 6. Custom Rack SKU’s OpenRack:Ready designs solutions that meet your application requirements with the right proportion of high speed software defined networking, high performance/high density compute nodes and software defined storage options. Mirantis OpenStack is added for self- service on-demand provisioning.
  • 7. Precision Cabling & Integration A detailed cabling layout of networking cables, power cords and PDU’s will be designed and installed at our integration facility to optimize cable length, air cooling and allow service access when hot swapping units. The only cabling required in your data center is core network connectivity and power.
  • 8. Rack Appliance Deployment + + + + Start with a single rack and add racks as needed to expand Marklogic capacity. Each rack includes network, compute, storage and cloud management.
  • 9. Appliance Configuration Network 1 x Arista 7280R Spine 4 x Arista 7280R Leaf 2 x Arista 7010T-48 Storage Cloudian S3 Storage 360TB’s Useable Compute + Foundation High Density Chassis 44 server nodes total • (11) Four server nodes in a dense 2U form factor • Dual Intel® Xeon® E5 8-core V4 CPUs each • 348GB high speed DDR4 RAM each • 2 x 10Gbe Ethernet connectivity per server • 6 x 800GB Enterprise SSD Drive per server • (3) Foundation nodes only required in first rack
  • 10. Appliance Composition • (1) 2U Arista 7280R 10/100Gbe SDN Network Switch – Spine • (4) 2U Arista 7280R 10/100Gbe SDN Network Switch – Leaf • (2) 1U Arista 7010T-48 1Gbe Hardware Management Switch • (1) 7U Cloudian S3 Storage Appliance – 360TB Useable (for backups) • (11) 2U Four Server Chassis (44 total compute nodes) Total: 42U
  • 11. Rack Capacity • (192) 10Gbe ports for device connectivity • (8) 100Gbe uplink ports • (3) OpenStack Foundation Management Nodes (only needed in first rack) • (41) Compute Nodes – each with 2 x Intel E5 V4 8-core processers, 384GB memory, 2 x 10Gbe network connections, 4.8TB Enterprise High Perf SSD (44 nodes in all racks after the first rack) • (1) Cloudian S3 Storage Appliance – 360TB’s useable • Total Marklogic cores: 656 • (246) 800GB High Performance SSD’s delivering 200,000 IOPS each (49 million IOPS in total) • Total Storage: 196TB’s of local SSD storage • Total Memory: 15,744GB’s across 41 Marklogic nodes • Rack Cost: $xxx
  • 12. Software Defined Networking (SDN) Switching • Must be programmable through the OpenStack API • Big buffers and low latency ideal for east-west traffic generated by grid and scale-out architectures (like Marklogic); traditional networks not well suited for east-west traffic • 10Gbe ports with “least cost” upgrade path to 25Gbe, 40Gbe and 100Gbe • Combined switching and routing in as single platform to enable VXLAN • Large routing tables for enterprise deployments • Non-blocking throughput between racks (no network bottlenecks) • Span multiple racks with Leaf-Spine architecture • Centralized management • Let OpenStack do most of the networking after day one deployment
  • 13. Arista 7280R SDN Switches Fully integrated API within all distributions of OpenStack; No requirement for VMware NSX
  • 14. Appliance Internal High Speed Networking
  • 15. OpenStack Foundation Nodes • The “brains” of the outfit • Designed to run on enterprise ready commodity hardware • Triple redundancy for availability and performance • Dual Intel E5 V4 processors for performance recommended • Local storage to host server images and logging; capacity determined by projected number of images • Foundation nodes required for provisioning and monitoring of environment • Dual 10GBe connectivity plus 1GBe for hardware maintenance and monitoring • Support for up to 200 physical compute nodes per OpenStack cluster
  • 16. OpenStack Compute Nodes • Designed to run on enterprise ready commodity hardware • Minimum 256GB memory recommended but more is better • Dual Intel E5 V4 processors for performance recommended; cores determined by use case and budget • No local storage required – but optional supported • Run hypervisor and virtual machines, bare metal servers or container servers on same OpenStack cloud platform • Dual 10GBe connectivity plus 1GBe for hardware maintenance and monitoring for each physical server
  • 17. High Density Server Chassis Key Features Four hot-pluggable systems (nodes) in a 2U form factor. Each node supports the following: 1. Dual socket R3 (LGA 2011) supports Intel® Xeon® processor E5- 2600 v4 family; QPI up to 9.6GT/s 2. Up to 2TB† ECC 3DS LRDIMM , up to DDR4- 2400†MHz ; 16x DIMM slots 3. 1x PCI-E 3.0 x16 slot 4. Intel® i350-AM2 Dual port 10GbE LAN 5. Integrated IPMI 2.0 with KVM and Dedicated LAN 6. 6 x 2.5" Hot-swap SAS/SATA HDD Bays Per Server (24 drives total in chassis) 7. LSI 3108 SAS3 controller (6 ports); RAID 0, 1, 5, 6, 10, 50, 60 8. 2000W Redundant Power Supplies Titanium Level (96%)
  • 18. Support • 24 x 7 Support with 4 hour response; targeted repairs within 24 hours or sooner • Covers all hardware including switching, cabling, compute nodes and storage • Includes OpenStack and underlying Ubuntu Linux OS support • Does not cover operating system installed on compute nodes or Marklogic • Annual Support Costs Per Rack: $xxx • Buy two years in advance, get third year included at no additional charge
  • 19. Contact Info Contact Ken Proulx or Mark Osell at PRX Technologies for more information on our OpenRack:Ready offering.