Thanh – Dang ENGINEERING AND MONITORING SOLUTIONS

Feb 2020 The Power of Connection

Contents

 About us - EMS

 Today’s Data centre challenges

 What is DCIM?

 Vertiv’s DCIM – Trellis platform

 Q&A
Introduction to EMS
Who we are What we do

• The convergence of experienced We provide

engineer team who are in strong
Engineering, Design, Procurement,
passion, enthusiasm Testing and Servicing
• Founder from Emerson Network of smart solution
Power
for Data Center & Green Energy
• Expertise for Data center solution
& Industrial UPS Systems

Our Mission

“EMS’s experience, industry expertise, focus on customer needs and deep passion for
progress enable us to deliver innovative solutions that make our customers more
successful.”
 Contents

 About us – EMS

 Today’s Data centre challenges

 What is DCIM?

 Vertiv’s DCIM – Trellis platform

 References

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How would a Data Center in 2025 be…?
 Today’s Data centre challenges

Distance Space
Heat
limitation issues
Managing issues
complex IT
environments
Uptime Security and Power issues Limited IT human
requirements Compliance resources to manage
distributed network

*Additional Notes 5
What if you can make
your data centre a
Data Centre Infrastructure Management System (DCIM)
strategic asset?
Data Centre
Infrastructure
Management
Server
(DCIM) UPS
Storage Thermal
IT INFRASTRUCTURE Management

INFRASTRUCTURE
Network Switches
PDU

FACILITY
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 Telco DCIM use cases – by Gartner’s

MIDSIZE ENTERPRISES LARGE ENTERPRISES COLO PROVIDER

Managing Critical Facilities
How to manage the risk and How to optimise use of power,
Key Issues Infrastructure in real-time and pro-
complexity of managing large data cooling and space in their data
active ensure of SLA.
How to drill down to the rack level centres centres as a means to understand
their customer’s consumption of
which single product tools could not
these resources
provide

Due to the need to drill down to the Due to usage-based pricing:

Due to the size and volume of
High Priority rack level:
changes: •Space, Power & Cooling
• SPC Reporting/ Visualisation monitoring- due to usage-based
Requirements • SPC Resource management
• SPC Resource Management pricing
• Workflow integration management
• Workflow integration management •Multitenancy

Source: Gartner
Understanding BMS vs DCIM vs ITSM
BMS DCIM ITSM
[+] Established system for managing [+] System for monitoring (mechanical, [+] Established system for managing
(mechanical, electrical, security) electrical, IT power), physical inventory IT subsystems (server, network,
subsystems within a building. mgmt and IT remote access. storage, application) in an
organization.
[+] Strength in infrastructure [+] Strength in infrastructure [+] Strength in IT monitoring,
monitoring & control. monitoring, inventory management & workflow processes & automation.
IT remote access. Facilities + IT = PUE
[-] Complex and expensive to [-] Very weak in DC infrastructure
implement. monitoring & control.
[-] Weak in critical infrastructure
control.

Building Data Center Rack/Room Inside IT Device IT Device Application

Strength Level

Area of Coverage
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The Data Center: Applications

Fire Pump
Controller Surge Protection
Automatic Transfer
Uninterruptible Power
Switch
Paralleling Supplies & Batteries
Switchgear Containerized
Precision Solution
Cooling Extreme-Density
Precision Cooling
Cold Aisle
Containment
Cooling
Power
Distribution Unit

KVM Switch
Power Distribution Units
Serial Console
Rack Switch
UPS

Monitoring
Service Processor
Power Supplies
Firmware
Infrastructure
Services
Management & •UPS Preventive Maintenance
Monitoring •Energy Efficiency Assessment
Integrated Racks •Data Center Assessment

*Additional Notes
DCIM – Plan, Monitor, Measurement and Manage (1P3M)

TEMPERATURE POWER HUMIDITY

Monitor MONITOR
MAINTAIN Control

ECO-SYSTEM
3M1P Lifecycle
SERVER SERIAL DEVICES SPs VIRTUAL 1P3M Lifecycle
Measure MANAGE Manage

DEPLOY

SPACE POWER COOLING WEIGHT CONNECTION

PLAN

Planning
WHAT IS DCIM ?

• From Gartner
Data center infrastructure management (DCIM) tools
Visibility
monitor, measure, manage and/or control data center utilization
and energy consumption of all IT-related equipment (such as
servers, storage and network switches) and facility
infrastructure components (such as power distribution units
[PDUs] and computer room air conditioners [CRACs]).
Manageability
• From ANSI-BICSI
Data center infrastructure management (DCIM) is a software
application or a suite of software applications that are configured
to gather, monitor, and aggregate data from multiple sub
systems within a facility.
Optimization
How DCIM Platform Works ?
Integrated Hardware, Software and Services Engineered Together

Trellis Platform Applications

Application

Consumption
Site Manager Energy Insight Inventory Manager Change Planner

Data
Inventory Configuration Operations Change Monitoring Facilities Access

Trellis Software Modules

Middleware

Data Collection
& Gateway

• SNMP
• BacNet Gateway. Ie. ISU/UMG
• Modbus
• Velocity

Collection
Data
(Hardware)
Equipment

Environmental
Power Cooling IT Equipment Battery Monitors Meters Sensors
Monitoring

Data Center Assessment, Design and Integration Services

Data Center Today - Visibility, Manageability & Optimize

Dynamic Data Center Infrastructure Management (DCIM) platform for Critical Infrastructure
 Contents

 About us – EMS

 Today’s Data centre challenges

 What is DCIM?

 Vertiv’s DCIM – Trellis platform

 References

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Trellis Platform Overview

DATA CENTER INFRASTRUCTURE MANAGEMENT (DCIM)

R3 R4
PROCESS MANAGER THERMAL MANAGER
R2
MANAGE YOUR DISTRIBUTED NETWORK AS ONE DATA CENTRE

Camera Surveillance
Site Manager
(Optional) Events Alerts

Inventory Manager
Temperature Humidity Door Switch Water Leak
Monitoring Mobile
Monitoring Suite Sensor Detection

Power Systems Manager

Access Control Email
(Optional) Notification
Thermal Manager

Process Manager
MANAGE YOUR DISTRIBUTED NETWORK AS ONE DATA CENTRE

Change Connectivity Environmental Data Centre Workflow

Energy Metering
Management Tracking Management Visualisation Integration

Site Manager

Inventory Manager

Asset Mobile Suite Real-time

Management Reporting

Power Systems Manager

Thermal Manager

Capacity
Process Manager
Thermal
Planning Management
Trellis – Software Defined Data Center
Vertiv DCIM Architecture – Based Line
VISIBILITY

Data Center - Dashboard from Global Map

 Data Center – Visibility (Alarm Notification)
Enabling better decision-
making that leads to lower
risk and higher
performance
 3D display & view of
Critical Infrastructure
along with corresponding
alarm notification
 Gain Access to desired
infrastructure information
using filter tools
 Provide visual
representation of
equipment in distress
attention to help improve
mean-time-to-repair
(MTTR)
Inventory Manager

Change Planner

Process Manager

Mobile

Site Manager

Energy Insight

Power System Manager

Thermal System Manager

Features
 Track data center inventory  Allows the data center engineer to make quicker decisions on
 Visually track configuration of assets placement of new equipment
 Extendable symbol library for all device types  Gives the data center manager an overview of the inventory
 Search and locate within the data center deployed, the capacity available and the capacity remaining
 Graphical floor and rack elevation plans based on de-rated consumption data
 Allows a data center operator to find equipment quicker
Change Planner
Inventory Manager

Process Manager

Mobile

Site Manager

Energy Insight

Power System Manager

Thermal System Manager

Features Benefits
 Model future changes to data center  Gives the site technician a clean set of instructions to follow
 Schedule major events for each change in the data center infrastructure
 Track and manage relationships  Allows the site engineer to be fully in control of all changes
 Track complete change history and make decisions on deployment based on actual
consumption
 Reduces the amount of time needed for planning a change
Change Planner – Assets Tagging
Inventory Manager

Process Manager

Mobile

Site Manager

Energy Insight

Power System Manager

Thermal System Manager

Features Benefits
 Model future changes to data center  Gives the site technician a clean set of instructions to follow
 Schedule major events for each change in the data center infrastructure
 Track and manage relationships  Allows the site engineer to be fully in control of all changes
 Track complete change history and make decisions on deployment based on actual
consumption
 Reduces the amount of time needed for planning a change
MANAGEABILITY

From Monitoring to Manage Alarm Notification,

Power, Workflow, PUE & etc..
 Manageability – Alarm Notification
Mitigate the risk by
maintaining high availability,
easy
Accessibility, and agility
 Display of unattended
alarms based on
categories
 Ability to choose specify
alarm by filtering
 Summary of alarms and
real-time measurement to
improve responses &
streamline efficiency
 Multiplier Alarm
notification methods:
Voice, SMS, Phone Call,
email, improve operational
efficiency
Process Manager
Inventory Manager

Change Planner

Mobile

Site Manager

Energy Insight

Power System Manager

Thermal System Manager

Features Benefits
 Manage, track and report on tasks, subtasks and KPIs  Ability to claim, assign, suspend and withdraw tasks
 Incorporate physical infrastructure IMACs into overall  Pre-canned processes for installing, decommissioning,
ITIL operation with work flow process integration for moving, and renaming equipment
complete asset lifecycle management  Ability to alter the flow of processes along with customizing
 Automate assignment of routine tasks to responsible and configuring your own processes
individuals to improve efficiency
Mobile Suite
Inventory Manager

Change Planner

Process Manager

Site Manager

Energy Insight

Power System Manager

Thermal System Manager

Features Benefits
 Innovative image recognition technology and barcode  Eliminate need to re-key information, audit at the rack,
scanning capabilities therefore reduces risk of error and saves time
 Update information in real time or offline  Ability to see impact of changes in real-time decreases the
 View Trellis platform reports in real time risk associate with change
 Place, remove and move devices  Connectivity to information regardless of location increases
operational agility and flexibility
Site Manager
Inventory Manager

Change Planner

Process Manager

Mobile

Energy Insight

Power System Manager

Thermal System Manager

Features Benefits
 Alarm/event management and notifications  Provides effective and efficient use of personnel through
 Collect and analyze real-time data focused attention on primary issues
 Device operating status and data trends  Reduces time required to identify and resolve issues with
 Set and report on energy limits by zone or rack critical infrastructure devices
 Discover and import new devices
Energy Insight
Inventory Manager The picture can't be displayed.

Change Planner

Process Manager

Mobile

Site Manager

Power System Manager

Thermal System Manager

Features Benefits
 Unified dashboard for visibility to energy consumption  Clearer vision of data enter operating inefficiencies to identify
and operating efficiency areas for performance improvement
 Data center efficiency metrics including PUE  View of current and historical efficiency metrics (PUE and
 Energy consumption (kW/hours) and costs DCiE)
 Sub-system efficiency losses  Dashboard that provides information on sub-system cost
Power system manager
Inventory Manager

Change Planner

Process Manager

Mobile

Site Manager The picture can't be displayed.

Energy Insight

Thermal System Manager

Features Benefits
 Modelling of the power system, showing utilization  Awareness of the active power path and status of each device
and capacity in the power system
 Dependencies of the power system  Understand the dependencies of the complete power system
 Display the power path status  Visualization of aggregate status and capacity of paralleled
power devices
OPTIMIZATION

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 Optimization – Space, Power and Cooling (SPC)
Optimization and maximum
utilization of the capacity &
efficiency of the data center
resources and operations

 Single source for tracking

the inventory to reduce
time & cost for the floor &
zone space management
 Detail Rack status in real-
time, include space, power
and temperature and
humidity
 Detail Rack consumption
space and power capacity
and cooling reading, helps
users in planning
expansion
 Optimization – Thermal Visualization
Historical & real-time
energy & temperature
trends help users to analyze
and introduce optimization
to realize energy savings

 Data Center thermal profile

visualization
 Ability to identify and clear
transient hot spots
 Monitor and analyze
cooling system to
determine utilization
efficiency and lower cost
 Capability to play-back
historical thermal
visualization
Thermal system manager
Inventory Manager

Change Planner

Process Manager

Mobile

Site Manager

Energy Insight

Power System Manager

Features
 Monitor the cooling system and how it impacts my day to day operations
 Visualize data center thermal mappings to identify hot/cold spots and determine how changes affect the environment
 Monitor and analyze capacity to determine utilization, efficiency, and future planning
 Manage my cooling system to optimize efficiency and lower cost
Today HOW YOU Can manages DATACENTER With DCIM

Visibility Manageability Optimization

IT’S OUR EXPERIENCE TO SHARE

LETS US SHOW YOU HOW…

DCIM – 7 Discipline of Elements

1. Monitoring
• Know the status of facility & IT equipment
2. Alert/Alarm Notification
• Proactively services level, manage and maintain equipment
3. Measurement
• Ability of reading Power Efficiency Utilization. i.e. PUE & DCiE
4. Control
• Ability to provide control management to facilities & IT equipment
5. Inventory Management
• To have a single source Inventory of information (for accuracy)
6. Rack Placement & Capacity Planning
• To know actual resource usage for improve planning
7. Mobile Suite
• Access and take action on data in real time wherever you are
 Contents

 About us – EMS

 Today’s Data centre challenges

 What is DCIM?

 Vertiv’s DCIM – Trellis platform

 Q&A

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