The name of the base system (platform): | IBM Power Systems |
Developers: | IBM |
Technology: | Server platforms, Data processing centers are technologies for DPC |
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Specific Features
For the data processing centers ensuring functioning of large-scale transaction processing systems and applications of databases
For large-scale consolidation of servers for the purpose of increase in flexibility and also decrease in operating expenses and expenses on the electric power
For the enterprises for which the highest level of reliability, readiness and convenience of service (RAS) to the major applications is necessary.
The IBM Power 595 server allows the enterprises to unroll the most cost-efficient and flexible IT infrastructure, at the same time providing the highest performance of applications and also increasing the speed of deployment of new applications and services. Being the most powerful model in the IBM Power Systems family, this server provides the highest performance, excellent scalability and calculations at low electricity consumption that allows to use it in a number of difficult and important applications with the highest requirements to computing resources.
Thanks to support up to 64 cores of IBM POWER6 processors with high frequencies in the Symmetric Multiprocessing (SMP) configurations, the Power 595 server can quickly and easily be scaled according to the changing requirements of modern data processing centers. Thanks to the advanced system of virtualization PowerVM and also EnergyScale and Capacity on Demand (CoD) technologies the Power 595 server helps the companies to retain control over IT infrastructure and with confidence to consolidate the different UNIX, IBM i and Linux applications within one system.
The powerful RAS functions inherited from mainframes allow Power 595 to ensure reliable functioning of the major applications. Now customers have an opportunity to upgrade the POWER5 590 or 595 servers which are available for them, thereby again justifying the existing investments into architecture of IBM Power.
The Power 595 server is a reliable basis for consolidation of a server framework, decrease in complexity of administration of systems and optimization of computing resources. Thanks to the highest power, the checked technologies of IBM and huge potential for growth, the Power 595 server is capable to bring business of the customer to new level.
Advantage IBM Power 595 server
Преимущества | Описание |
High-speed POWER6 processors |
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Excellent opportunities for scaling and setup |
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Availability of the major applications |
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Technologies of virtualization PowerVM |
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New level of flexibility thanks to CoD technology |
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EnergyScale technology |
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Support of several operating systems |
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IBM Power 595 server:: Characteristics
Main cores | From 8 to 64 cores of POWER6 processors with a frequency of 4.2 or 5.0 GHz by installation of eight-nuclear processor modules; |
Cache memory of the second level | 4 MB on a core |
Cache memory of the third level | 32 MB on the processor |
Memory with random access (RAM) | From 16 to 32 modules DIMM on the processor module |
Up to 4 TB memories of Double Data Rate (DDR) 2 with a frequency of 400 MHz | |
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Up to 1 TB memories of DDR2 with a frequency of 533 MHz | |
PCIe input-output blocks | 24": 1 – 32 |
Compartments for internal hard drives | 26 compartments SAS SFF in each 24-inch section of input-output of PCIe; to 832 on a system |
Connectors of adapters | 20 PCIe in each 24-inch section of input-output; to 640 in a system |
Input/output ports | 4 ports for GX adapters in one processor module, to 32 in a system |
Ports of the management console equipment | Two pairs of the redundant hubs Ethernet |
POWER Hypervisor | LPAR, Dynamic LPAR, virtual local area network (Virtual Local Area Network, VLAN) |
PowerVM Standard Edition (option) | Micro-Partitioning with a possibility of creation to 10 micropartitions into each processor (at most 254); general pools of processors (Multiple Shared Processor Pools); VIOS; a possibility of separation of the selected processors (Shared Dedicated Capacity); PowerVM Lx86 |
PowerVM Enterprise Edition (*) (option) | PowerVM Standard Edition and also LPM and Active Memory Sharing functions |
CoD configurations | From 8 to 64 main cores with a step to one core (by installation from 1 to 8 processor modules); main cores of POWER6 with a frequency of 4.2 or 5.0 GHz |
Functions of reliability, readiness and convenience of service (RAS) | PIR |
Function of recovery on other Alternate Processor Recovery processor | |
Selective dynamic updating of the firm ware | |
IBM Chipkill ECC, memory with bit-by-bit management | |
ECC cache memory of the 2nd and 3rd levels | |
Redundant service processors with automatic abnormal switching | |
Redundant generators of clock periods with dynamic abnormal switching | |
Compartments for disks with a possibility of "hot" replacement | |
PCI connectors with a possibility of "hot" replacement / replacement blindly | |
Input-output subsystem expansion units with a possibility of "hot" adding | |
Power supplies and fans of cooling with a possibility of "hot" replacement | |
Mechanism of dynamic release of processors (Dynamic Processor Deallocation) | |
Dynamic release of logical partitions (LPAR) and connectors of the bus PCI | |
Expanded error handling in PCI connectors | |
Standby units of a power supply and fans of cooling | |
Standby accumulator and additional standby accumulator (option) | |
CoD functions (option) | The CUoD function for the processor (with a step to 1 processor), the CUoD function for memory (with a step to 1 GB), the functions Reserve CoD, On/Off Processor CoD, On/Off Memory CoD, Trial CoD, Utility CoD |
Operating systems | AIX 5.3 or more of the late version |
IBM i 5.4 or more of the late version | |
SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 10 of for POWER (SLES10 SP2) or later version; | |
Red Hat Enterprise Linux 4.7 for POWER (RHEL 4.7) or later version; | |
RHEL 5.2 or more of the late version | |
High availability | IBM PowerHA family |
Energy consumption | 200-240 V; 380-415 V; 480 V (alternating current) |
Dimensions | One body (slimline door): 79.3" (height) x 30.5" (width) x 58.5" (depth) (201.4 cm x 77.5 cm x 148.6 cm); weight: 1531 kg (3376 pounds) (**) |
One body (acoustic doors): 79.3" (height) x 30.5" (width) x 71.1" (depth) (201.4 cm x 77.5 cm x 180.6 cm); weight: 1552 kg (3422 pounds) (**) | |
Guarantee (limited) | For one year; the round-the-clock service with reaction on the same day; service on site installations (depending on the country) Are available service updates and service on a guarantee. |
(*) it is not supported by the IBM i operating systems of versions 5.4 and 6.1. |