NonStop Roadmap Update

Timothy Keefauver
Worldwide Product Mgmt. Director NonStop Enterprise Division September 2009

2009 Hewlett-Packard Development Company, L.P. The information contained herein is subject to change without notice.

Agenda

Executive Overview of Strategy Multi-core/J-series

Single-core/H-series
New I/O Infrastructure New Clustering technology Software Update Summary

Executive Overview of Strategy

27 September 2012

What we hear from our customers

[The CEO] wants IT to find ways to be more efficient, so thateven with less money you can still deliver the strategy Now is the time to improve the efficiency of the IT system itself We're holding off on replacements, but spending wisely where we're investing for the future...

Costs are under pressure, but we must remain competitive

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Blade Everything strategy

Modularity from desktop to datacenter
Extend the BladeSystem value across HP portfolio
Energy-thrifty Change-ready Time-Smart Cost-savvy

Deliver value beyond the box to the entire datacenter

IT in a box Consolidation & Virtualization Shared Storage deployment High performance computing clusters

Datacenter power and cooling efficiency

Virtual desktops and workstations

Integrity NonStop BladeSystem

First-ever 24/7 mission-critical computing system built with bladed modularity and standards

Double the performance Half the footprint 100% NonStop

HP NonStop tops IBM and Sun for Server of the Year 2008
The HP Integrity NonStop NB50000c BladeSystem topped IBMs z10 Business Class mainframe and Suns SPARC Enterprise T5440 server

Blade servers are one of the hottest categories in computing. Now H-P hopes to use these thin systems as a wedge into HP puts high-end NonStop system on IBMs safest stronghold. blades move to volume hardware
will cut online transaction price by half
When HP talks about "blade everything", it means freaking everything. Ashlee Vance

[HP] changed the design to deliver twice as much performance in half the space.

HP introduces mission critical computing blade server

HP Offers 'Fail-Safe' Blade Server

HP is boldly aiming the new server at established IBM mainframe customers in an effort to convince them to move to racks of blades.

HP targets mainframe users with fault-tolerant blade server

Analyst reports and comments

Integrity NonStop adoption

100% 90% 80% 70% 60% 50% 40% 30% 20% 10% 0%

S Series

NS Series

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The NonStop standardization journey

LEVERAGING STANDARDS

NonStop S-series
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Integrity NonStop

Integrity NonStop Integrity BladeSystem

NonStop BladeSystem

NonStop performance
A Standardization and Modernization journey

4x

K20000

S88000

NS16000

NS16200

NonStop BladeSystem 2-way

NonStop BladeSystem 4-way

1995

2004

2005

2006

2007

2008

Future

HP Integrity NonStop roadmap Multi-core/J-Series

2008
NB50000c 2-way BladeSystem 4-way BladeSystem N-way BladeSystem

2009

2011

2013

NS2000 Dual-core rack mount

Rack mount refresh

NonStop Single-core roadmap (H-series)

2008
NonStop BladeSystem Dual core

2009

2010

2011

High

NS16200 NB50000c

Mid

NS14200

Entry

NS1200

Future product plans, dates, and functionality are subject to change without notice

A modern, standard, 24/7 environment on NonStop systems

Modern software
Operations consoles
Development environments Management tools Database programming Web/GUI interfaces

Open, low-cost and more common skills

Standard hardware
Common chipsets
Blades
SQL/MX

Storage

compliance but how do I make ANSIINSERT UPDATE infrastructure SELECT I/O MERGE DELETE JOIN it reliable? Scalable? CREATE DROP UNION
BEGIN WORK COMMIT ROLLBACK TRUNCATE ALTER XSQL

Peripherals

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NonStop software stack

Networking Manageability Security

Standard application development tools

Java frameworks J2EE APIs Messaging Clients Pathway APIs and protocols SOA clients SOAP/XML HTTP SQL Clients

Common Standards

NonStop JSP BEA WLS

Pathway/ iTS

SOA services iTP WebServer NonStop SOAP

IBM WebSphere MQ

Database/ NonStop SQL

Uncommon Advantages

NonStop TS/MP, NonStop TMF, NonStop RDFsystem-wide process and transaction management, business continuity
NonStop Kernel and OSS operating system

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Future product plans, dates, and functionality are subject to change without notice

Multi-core (J-series) NS2000 Products

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NS2000: The new entry-level Platform

J-series operating system

Intel Itanium Dual-core Montvale processor Supports new I/O Infrastructure

Rack-mount
36u or 42u rack Telco DC and NEBS versions also available

Target markets
Development, test platform for NB50000c Smaller stand-alone applications

Emerging markets

NS2000 Comparison
Per processor performance
>10x >8x >6x >4x

Integrity NS2000 Integrity NS1200 S70000 S72000 S74000 S76000

Note: The relative performance shown in this comparison is based the order-entry benchmark using NonStop SQL/MP and Pathway. Other benchmarks and specific customer applications may produce different results.

New I/O Infrastructure

Products

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New I/O infrastructure

Two Cluster IO Module (CLIM) products

IP CLIM for networking protocols and Ethernet connectivity
Includes IPSEC security

Storage CLIM for attaching Serial Attached SCSI (SAS) disks, XP Storage Array family, and fibre channel tape Telco CLIM for SS7 over IP

Can co-exist with existing I/O Infrastructure

IOAME S-series I/O for traditional TDM based SS7 over T1/E1

NonStop BladeSystem I/O infrastructure Cluster I/O Module (CLIM)

ServerNet

IOAME

Storage CLIM Storage

Storage CLIM

IP CLIM Ethernet

IP CLIM SWANs

HP VTS Product Update VT5900-K

Based on new Proliant DL185G5 2u server

6x Internal 1TB SATA drives for 6TB (4.5TB net)
1 6TB expansion to 12TB (9TB net)

2x 4Gb FC ports
Connects to 1 host with direct attach FC Tape Or 2 NonStop NS hosts with no direct attach tape

Or 2 NonStop NS hosts with direct attach tape with expansion FC card (option)

GUI HP VTS Engine Enterprise Linux OS

Target platforms NS1200 and NS2000

Can integrate into NS2000 rack Also supports NS1000 Also can support NB and larger NS systems

Fibre Channel Connectivity HP Proliant Servers HP StorageWorks Storage

VTS

Advanced Clustering Technology: BladeCluster

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BladeCluster: Advanced Clustering Better latency, throughput, capacity

BladeSystem

Available now on BladeSystem, September on P-switch based NS-series

2

3
1 SNET II link

4
2 SNET III links

67xx cluster switch

8 5 8 5

7 Legend:
N
= One node

BladeCluster: Breaking performance barrier

16X Relative Performance BladeCluster

4X
6780 1X

2 NODES

# of nodes in a Cluster

8 NODES

NonStop Software for Multi-core (J-series) Product Line

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NonStop J-series Software

New NonStop Operating System (J-Series) harnesses the power of multi-core processors

Schedules/Dispatches processes among multiple cores Manages Memory among multiple cores Upgrades Locks and Synchronization for multiple cores
More granular

NonStop BladeSystem and NS2000 software optimized for multi-core

Entire stack supported

Database (Enscribe, SQL/MP, SQL/MX, ODBC, JDBC) Middleware (Pathway, Java, CORBA, Tuxedo) Manageability (MEASURE, NetBatch, ASAP, OSM, ) SOA (SOAP, Webserver, Serverpages, JVM)

Bundled frequently-used additional products in base operating systems

Dataloader/MP (Dataloader/MX always no added charge), NetBatch, NetBatch-Plus, SOAP, iTP Secure WebServer Safeguard and premium Spoolers included (same as H-series)

Easy to adopt
No source code recompilation required when migrating from H-Series Binary code compatible

Customers migrating to J-Series must re-license software

Software Update

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Goals of our software investments in a nutshell

Support industry standard technologies for application development Differentiate these standard applications by deploying them into the most scalable and available platform infrastructure (without change)

Make this infrastructure easily accessible, open, highly secure, and simple to manage
Common standards, uncommon advantages The same application runs better on NonStop

NonStop Software Investments

Network
Standard Application Development Tools

Middleware

Database and Transaction Mgmt

System Management and Control

System-wide Security
NonStop Operating System

Operating system infrastructure plans

Continuing adherence to industry standards
February 2009

2H 2010

Guardian Binary Semaphore Limits Relief Increase the number of binary semaphores per process from 64 to 24K

Standard Library Support for Non-blocking IO Non-blocking IO for threaded applications using standard C libraries

System Limits Relief

Increase OSS PIDs (per 16P system) to 128K

May 2009

OSS File Open Limits Relief

Increase OSS file opens (per CPU including sockets, terminals, disk, ) from 12K to 64K

Increase number of Guardian processes to 10K

Increase OSS file opens (per CPU) to 128K Increase OSS disk file opens (per CPU) to 96K Increase OSS open sockets (per CPU) to 32K

Increase OSS disk file opens (per CPU) from 12K to 48K
Increase OSS open sockets (per CPU) from 4K to 16k

Time
Future product plans, dates, and functionality are subject to change without notice

NonStop Software Investments

Network
Standard Application Development Tools Middleware Database and Transaction Mgmt System Management and Control System-wide Security
NonStop Operating System
Future product plans, dates, and functionality are subject to change without notice

Java Support
Support latest Java releases Support latest Tomcat releases Open-source frameworks for ease of appl development

Application Development
Increase developer productivity Make apps easier to port New optimization and debugging capabilities

SOA, Java and Open-source Frameworks

Java open-source application platform with NonStop fundamentals

April 2009

Release NSJava 6.0 Certified implementation of JDK 6.0

June 2009

Large Message Support in SOAP 3.0 SOAP messages limit increased from 32K to 2MB

July 2009

2010

Open Source Java Frameworks Spring framework for business logic tier Axis 2 for SOA webservices Server Faces and Sprint MVC for Web tier Hibernate for persistence tier

Standards-based SOAP engine (4.0) Based on open source Apache AXIS2/C architecture (EAP available earlier) Feb. 2010 Adheres to SOAP 1.2 standard NonStop Java Server Pages 6.1 Deep port of latest Apache Tomcat servlet engine (version 6.0.18) July 2010
Time

Future product plans, dates, and functionality are subject to change without notice

The SASH stack

Category leaders with active community support Spring (Business logic framework) Axis2 (Web services framework) Server Faces (Web framework) Hibernate (Persistence framework) Vendor support BEA WebLogic, IBM Websphere, Oracle AppServer have expressed support for Spring Analyst endorsements include Gartner and Burton Group Spring threatens Java EE (Gartner)

Gartner: Trends in Platform Middleware, Sept. 2007

SOA and the NonStop server

Product technologies summary
NonStop server NonStop TS/MP
HP iTP WebServer Scalable and available execution container Pathway NonStop CORBA NonStop Tuxedo NonStop SOAP Java Pathsend Service Service JToolkit adapters invocation IIOP ATMI HP NonStop Servlets for JSP

Service implementation

SOAP HTTP

My Faces

BEA WebLogic Server

Apache Axis2

Spring

Service access

SOAP

HTTP

Application Development Updates

Future product plans, dates, and functionality are subject to change without notice
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Improved Language Features & Perform.

Continuous improvements in O1 and O2 performance, debug information, compile time and compile memory consumption (Nov 08, Feb. 09)
Recompile to take advantage of the performance improvements

O2 and O1 debugging improvements

Feb. 09 for O2, earlier RVUs for O1 improvements

Native Inspect: Major Features

GDB (GNU Debugger) based debugger derived from HPUX debugger

Capabilities new to NonStop
Improvements to O1 and O2 debugging capabilities PURIFY-like memory debugging, leak detection and corruption (Aug. 08) Make function calls from the debugger (May 08) Advanced scripting using Integrated TCL interpreter (May 08)

Native Inspect capabilities

COBOL debugging support Report open files in the debugger Suspend execution at termination (catch/stop abend) Catch dlload and unload events Optimized code debugging

Integrated Development Environments

PC-hosted IDEs

Tool

Version

Platform

Description

ETK

3.1

Visual Studio 2003 or 2005. Visual Studio 2008* Eclipse

Enterprise Toolkit

NonStop EPE

1.1

Enterprise Plug-ins for Eclipse

* Visual Studio 2008 support in 2H 2009

Future product plans, dates, and functionality are subject to change without notice

Enterprise Plugins for Eclipse 2.0 (Jan. 2010)

Greater productivity through integrated debugging in the Eclipse IDE Eclipse standard point and error correction for remote builds Improved connectivity to NonStop server

Rebase to new Ganymede Eclipse platform (CDT 3.4)

Future product plans, dates, and functionality are subject to change without notice

NonStop Software Investments

Network
Standard Application Development Tools Middleware Database and Transaction Mgmt System Management and Control System-wide Security
NonStop Operating System
Future product plans, dates, and functionality are subject to change without notice

Middleware
Reduce planned downtime Increase OLTP capacity Support SOA standards/protocols

Database & Transaction Mgmt

Improved performance Enhanced ease of use Richer coding capabilities

Pathway plans
Continuous functional enhancement and technology currency
May 2009

2nd Half 2010

NonStop TS/MP 2.4 Online application upgrade Support for large Pathsend messages Optimized server/cpu placement for greater cpu utilization Node independent DEFINE support Increased granularity of CREATEDELAY Enable use of > 32K Pathsend messages between WS and CGI servers Raise GDSX transaction limit

NonStop TS/MP 2.5

Large message support NonStop Java Server Pages (a Tomcat derivative),

Large message support for iTP WebServer

Large message support for NonStop SOAP

More

Future product plans, dates, and functionality are subject to change without notice

Time

NonStop SQL/MX Roadmap

2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 SQL/MX 2.1.1 G06.27 September 2005
SQL/MX 2.3.2 H06.16/J06.05 Nov. 08 SQL/MX 2.3.3 H06.19/J06.08 Sept. 09

S-series

Integrity NonStop

SQL/MX 2.3.4 February 2010 SQL/MX 3.0 February 2011

Future product plans, dates, and functionality are subject to change without notice

SQL/MX Release 2.3.3

September 2009
Feature

Function

Benefit

JDBC T4, T2 and ODBC/MX statement cache

Eliminates some compiles, reduces CPU use, reduces memory consumption

Improved application performance

General performance enhancements

N-way union operator Constraint based pruning

Transparent to programmers and DBA, shortens pathlength

Efficient method to union a large number of tables Define constraints on tables to improve resource utilization Enable parallel BR operations in separate sessions & CPUs Proactively improve code quality & diagnostics

Improved performance and reduced CPU use

Reduced compile time, improved performance Reduced compile time, improved performance Improved performance Improved stability

BR2 (Backup Restore) enhancements QA enhancements

SQL/MX Release 2.3.4

Target February 2010 Feature

Function

Benefit

Cascaded Updates/Deletes

Completes Referential Integrity

Improved portability Reduced number of sql statements for delete/updates ANSI compliance

Embedded SQL in DLLs Display Explain enhancements Thread aware and safe OSS ODBC/MX Driver General performance enhancements QA enhancements

Allows SQL statements to be embedded within DLLs

Facilitates modular and manageable DLL code

Better insight into query plans Improved usability and supportability Allows multi-threaded client applications to run under OSS Transparent to programmers and DBAs

Improved portability and performance Improved performance and reduced CPU use Improved stability

Proactively improve code Future product plans, dates, and functionality are subject to change without notice quality, diagnostics

HP NonStop Business Continuity Suite

Recent Releases Remote Database Facility (RDF)
Update 9 May 2009 Planning for Update 10 underway

AutoSYNC
Business Continuity
Integrated products designed to protect your data and ensure your business.

Update 12 May 2009

AutoTMF
Update 9 May 2009

SQL DDL Replicator (SDR)

Update 1 July 2009

TMF Synchronous Gateway

Just shipped and partner solutions due early 2010

Future product plans, dates, and functionality are subject to change without notice
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New RDF 1.9 Enhancements

Performance
Option for faster browse access of updater-replicated data via FASTUPDATEMODE

Availability
Alter updater mode online for easier online dumps Guidelines for faster Switchover/Takeover

Manageability
Enter one command to affect many RDF/IMP(X) environments Option for file level purge replication Display SQL/MX 3-part ANSI table names in selected events Support for full-length process names (6 character) See control subvolume name in RDFCOM Error Message; option to purge existing control file(s)

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NonStop Software Investments

Network Manageability
Standard Application Development Tools Middleware Database and Transaction Mgmt System Management and Control System-wide Security
NonStop Operating System
Future product plans, dates, and functionality are subject to change without notice

Heterogeneous manageability Adaptive Infrastructure integration HP plus partners

System-wide Security Enhanced platform security Data encryption Regulatory compliance

NonStop Security Products

What does HP offer today?
Data In Motion
SSH Server
IPSec

Audit and Compliance

CLW (Compliance Log Warehouse) Data Sanitization SafeArt (Safeguard

On Platform Security
Safeguard NS System Console Security Program 27 September 2012
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Atalla NSP (Encryption Processors)

Data At Rest
Volume Level Encryption (Oct. CA, Feb. 2010 GA) Secure VTS
(Virtual Tape System)

reporting)

Secure iTP WebServer/SOAP

Future product plans, dates, and functionality are subject to change without notice

Security Highlights: Safeguard

H06.18, J06.07 Releases
Feature
Support for additional POSIX security APIs Additional information for Authorization SEEPs (Security Event Exit Program) Change in flow between Safeguard and Password Quality SEEPs Additional support for wild cards

Function
Support for initgroups(), setgroups(), seteuid(), and setegid(), with appropriate audit generated Inclusion of object file name in data structure sent to Authorization SEEP Safeguard validation of password prior to sending it to Password Quality SEEP Support for wild cards in GROUP ADD MEMBER and ALTER MEMBER commands System runs the $ZSMP process pair in high PINs by default

Benefit
Improved ease of porting POSIX/UNIX applications Improved ability for SEEPs to control what programs are run, when, and by which user Improved ability for PQ SEEPs to keep their password databases in sync with Safeguards Improved ease of use. (Other wildcarding capabilities added in previous releases.) Makes additional low PINs available for unconverted programs

OSMP shipped with HIGHPIN set

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Data At Rest Security

NonStop Volume Level Encryption Overview
Data is decrypted and appears in the clear when in use by authorized applications Customers continue to maintain security controls on the system when using this solution Data is encrypted as it is written to selected disks or tapes
SAS

NS16000, NS16 200, BladeSystem NB50000c, NS2000 Storage CLIM Storage CLIM

The ESKM cluster provides a fault tolerant solution for managing and storing encryption keys

HP Secure HP Enterprise Key Manager Secure Key Mgr

StorageWorks XP Array

Secure Virtual Tape System LTO-4

Secure VTS may also be attached to the same Storage CLIM though it contains its own encryption capability.
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Future product plans, dates, and functionality are subject to change without notice.

Data Sanitization for NonStop

Product Features

Meets Department of Defense (DoD) standards for Data Sanitization as described in the DoD 5220.22-M pattern
Writes over segments of the disk making at least three passes on the disk to overwrite data Uses a random series of characters during one of the write passes

Data At Rest
Stored data and sensitive customer information is protected on disk and tape

Plugs into OSM as a Guided Procedure Allows user to specify the number of write passes and specific write patterns to be used to overwrite the disk Allows concurrent sanitization of multiple disks Supports disk devices sold on NonStop S-series, Integrity NonStop NS-Series and Integrity NonStop BladeSystems Provides output report to verify sanitization was successful Sends EMS events to notify when sanitization was initiated and when it was completed, with success or failure

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HP SIM, Essentials and BTO products

BTO Software
STRATEGY
Project & Portfolio Management Center CIO Office

APPLICATIONS
Quality Center Quality Center Performance Center Application Security Center
Business Service Management

OPERATIONS
Business Service Automation IT Service Management

Business Availability Center Operations Center Network Management Center

Client Automation Center Data Center Automation Center

Service Management Center

SOA Center CTO Office

Universal CMDB

HP Systems Insight Manager

Core management services: Discovery, inventory management, event notification, reporting, security Physical and virtual platforms

Supports

Storage Essentials

Integrity Essentials

BladeSystem Essentials

Proliant Essentials

NonStop Essentials

Service Essential s

NonStop Capabilities, HP BTO Centers

Supported today Coming in 2009

BTO Centers: Optimize key functions

STRATEGY APPLICATIONS
Quality Management Project and Portfolio Managemen t Center CIO Office Quality Center Business Service Managemen t Business Availability Center

Looking for customer input

OPERATIONS
Business Service Automation IT Service Management

Industry-leading products and technology from

HP OpenView

Data Center Automation Center Service Managemen t Center

Mercury Opsware Peregrine Systems Bristol Technologies Novadigm/Consera

Performance Center

Operations Center

SOA Center

Application Security Center

Network Managemen t Center

Client Automation Center

CTO Office

Universal CMDB

Talking Blocks

Future product plans, dates, and functionality are subject to change without notice

New Manageability Products

NonStop Cluster Essentials
Manages NonStop & Linux clusters through a single interface Centralizes userid management, boot and monitoring

Minimizes need to know complex NonStop syntax

NonStop Time Synchronization

System clock synchronization product from HP Synch system clocks across all your NonStops Systems Also synch Linux or Windows platforms Synch to NTP source or assign a server to act as NTP source for the enterprise

NonStop software objectives by product segment

Develop
Application programming models

Enable the development of applications conforming to current standard tools and programming models Common standards Provide a highly scalable and available deployment environment for mission critical applications uncommon advantages

Deploy
Application infrastructure

Enable
Platform infrastructure

Provide the underpinnings for an accessible, open, secure, and easy to manage platform

Technology for better business outcomes

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to time contraints, the following information was not presented but is provided here as added information for your use.

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Why Integrity NonStop?

Meet growth demands

Investment protection

Designed with Future in mind Reduce costs Enhance quality of Service

System configuration overview

Blade chassis c-Class enclosure ServerNet double-wide switch modules Ethernet single-wide switch modules (maintenance connections) Logical processors/blades Two to eight blades per chassis, each with:
One 1.66 GHz dual core Montvale processor (one logical CPU) ServerNet Mezzanine card 8, 16, 24, 32, 48 GB main memory per logical CPU
STORAGE CLIM

SAS

Input/output Networking CLIM

Five GBit Ethernet ports (five copper or three copper/two fibre)

c-Class ENCLOSURE BLADES

Storage CLIM
2 SAS HBA default; 2 additional: SAS/FC HBA choices SAS enclosure: Hosts up to 25 disks SAS 146 GB @ 15K drives, 300 GB @ 10K drives XP connection option; FC tape option

NETWORK CLIM

IOAME is supported, S-series I/O for traditional TDM based SS7 only

IP CLIM

New NonStop Networking Subsystem can replace IOAME and G4SA Supports
Gigabit Ethernet connectivity: Copper/Fibre ports IPSec TCP/IP v4 TCP/IP v6 Features ServerNet controller Uses NonStop enhanced Linux to transfer data Does not allow any customer code or applications Linux personality is hidden Fully integrated with NonStop manageability subsystems

Proliant server running Debian Linux

Offloads some of TCP/IP load from NonStop CPU Available now on P-switch based NS-series

Telco CLIM

New NonStop Networking Subsystem that delivers M3UA (SS7 over IP) Offers 5 physical ports per CLIM with up to 16 associations per port allows 80 configurable links per controller High Performance: 32K MSU/sec per CLIM Approximately ~25X performance of M3UA over SS7TE3 Supports SCTP Multihoming to other ports on the CLIM Proliant server running Debian Linux

Features ServerNet controller Uses NonStop enhanced Linux to transfer data Does not allow any customer code or applications Linux personality is hidden Fully integrated with NonStop manageability subsystems

Available now on P-series based NS-series

Storage CLIM

New NonStop Storage Subsystem Co-exists with/replaces IOAME & FCSA Runs on same industry standard servers as IP CLIM Replaces function provided by IOAME/VIO and FCSA Supports SAS disks, FC tapes, XP Array, VTS Supports Advanced Caching technology on SAS storage CPUs can boot from either SAS disks (via Storage CLIM) or FC disks (via IOAME) Coming soon on P-switch based NS-series

Capable of running optional Volume level Encryption

Compiler Strategy

Support new language features as driven by customer need Facilitate NonStop application quality and supportability
Diagnose problems early Enable debugging of production applications Maintain stability and compatibility

Provide optimizations required to meet business and customer requirements

Future product plans, dates, and functionality are subject to change without notice

Integrity NonStop Debuggers

Debugger Program Types Native Inspect TNS/E Roles Based on industry popular and open source GNU Debugger GDB Future support for integrated debugging using Native Inspect within NonStop Development Environment for Eclipse Memory leak detection
GDB

Visual Inspect

All*

Inspect

TNS Screen COBOL

command-line interface Limited multi-process debugging TCL debugging scripts System debugger (replaces DEBUG) Windows GUI Interface Multi-process debugging Integrity and S-Series TNS program debugging

* Except Screen COBOL

IDE and Debugger Strategy

IDEs

Debuggers

Build upon the feature rich open source Eclipse IDE

Build upon GDB (GNU Debugger), a de facto industry standard

Leverage the base IDE User interface commonly available on other platforms Provide extensions to interface to NonStop systems Apply benefits of GDB evolution and tools HP-UX-like debugging on NonStop Allow users to leverage the rich ecosystem of extensions Enable third-party extension Provide debugger extensions to support NonStop fundamentals development Key inspect features Optimized code debugging Eclipse hosting Production debugging Windows

Linux (future)

Support Windows based and NonStop based build models Future product plans, dates, and functionality are subject to change without notice

Use Eclipse and GDB to provide the next generation debugging GUI

Planning underway for RDF 1.10 Potential candidates for the release

Performance
Capability to control updaters in coordination with TMF timer for faster, or if needed, delayed, updates to target

Availability
Improvements for verifying database consistency
Primarily for use after initial configuration of RDF

Automatic control to avoid unneeded shutdown of updaters during SQL Shared Access operations on primary

Manageability
Report of files opened by updaters online Enhancements to Validate Configuration command EMS improvements SPI support HighRequesters active in RDFCHEK

Future product plans, dates, and functionality are subject to change without notice
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SQL/MX 2.3.1
February 2008, H06.13 Feature

Function

Benefit

Improved compiler memory usage Enhanced DISPLAY USE OF

Faster compiles, less memory usage, handles queries with larger number of joins Display source and object file names plus potentially invalid modules where table modified timestamp > module creation time Carry on the import task even when data errors are encountered Allows a mixed release network without recompiling applications Allows implicit transaction to be turned off

Improved performance

Minimized recompile time, improved manageability Ease production, improved usability Ease of migration Improved usability

Improved error handling of IMPORT tool Plan Versioning SET TRANSACTION AUTOBEGIN OFF

SQL/MX Release 2.3.2

November 2008

Feature

Function

Benefit

Faster Update Statistics Support partition name for MODIFY command Support for No-Wait ESPs (Executor Server Process) Resultset for Stored Java Procedures (MXCI, ODBC, JDBC T2 & T4) New optimization rules

Additionally shorten the time taken to Update Stats Ability to specify partition name while modifying table Start all ESPs in no-wait mode, minimize start-up time Generates a table of data upon query execution Optimizer explores additional plans for queries with ORpredicates and Join improve. Proactively improve code quality, diagnostics, etc

Improved performance Improved usability Improved performance Improved performance and usability Improved plan quality Improved stability

QA enhancements

SQL/MX Release 3.0 Target February 2011

Feature

Function

Benefit

Large keys/rows

Allows creation large keys and rows Allows numeric precision up to 128 digits Allows creation and use of Materialized Views and Before and After Triggers with Compound statements Transparent to DBA and programmers

Improved portability and usability Improved usability and portability Improved ease of use by DBAs & developers

Extended numeric precision

Materialized Views, Triggers

Continued performance improvements

Improved Performance

Many customer RFEs

QA enhancements

Functionality requested by customers

Proactively improve code quality, diagnostics

Helps retain customers

Improved stability

Future product plans, dates, and functionality are subject to change without notice

NonStop Security Strategy

Improve NonStop security capabilities offered by HP

Enhance security offerings to offer new security products to customers Correct existing product shortcomings Invest in areas of largest impact Participate in the Secure Advantage program Support security standards and HP interoperability efforts

Leverage expertise inside HP

Leverage Partner products

Examine opportunities to leverage existing partner technologies and engage for new customer offerings

Future product plans, dates, and functionality are subject to change without notice
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NonStop Security Areas

Product Categories
Data In Motion
Network and sensitive data moving between systems or workstations cannot be deciphered if intercepted

Audit and Compliance

Security policies can be verified to be working and compliance regulations can be proven to be in place.

On Platform Security
Only authorized users can access the system. Access to data and other resources is controlled and protected

Data At Rest
Stored data and sensitive customer information is protected on disk and tape

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NonStop Compliance
Integration with HP Compliance Log Warehouse

HP Compliance Log Warehouse (CLW)

Strategic log event data management designed for enterprises that demand the highest performance with the lowest total cost of ownership
Log and Analysis Manager High speed collection and analysis of log data that automates compliance reporting of many industry and government standards Collects, compresses & stores log record data in a replicated repository for high-speed analysis for audits or forensic investigations

High performance appliance with Log and Analysis Manager and Real-time Alert Manager modules

Real-Time Alert Manager Scans log record data from numerous sources, in real-time, for potential securityrelated or natural events & alerts trained personnel

NonStop manageability strategy

Best TCO and best TCE to customers

Customer satisfaction
Create new manageability products and solutions, and enhance and improve existing ones to satisfy customer needs

Customer choice
Provide customers a comprehensive selection of manageability products and solutions to choose from

Enterprise integration
Provide manageability products and solutions to manage NonStop in heterogeneous enterprise environments

HP Unified Infrastructure Management

NonStop manageability portfolio

Basic operations NonStop System Console (NSC)

Open System Management (OSM)

Web ViewPoint Pocket ViewPoint

Homogeneou Real-time Process Monitor (RPM) s NonStop environments Tandem Reload Analyzer (TRA) Performance Management Bundles SPAM

NonStop manageability portfolio

Availability, Stats, and Performance (ASAP) TimeSync HP Systems Insight Manager (SIM) NonStop Cluster Essentials NonStop Cluster Performance Essentials NonStop I/O Essentials HP Storage Essentials HP Remote Support Advanced (RSA) HP Business Technology Optimization (BTO) products Operations Agent for NonStop (OVNM) Performance Agent for NonStop (OVNPM)

Enterprise integration

NonStop Tivoli Adapter

Newer Manageability Products

HP Operations & Perf Agents for NonStop
Formerly known as OpenView, these agents present an application level view of the system and allow you to manage by exception. Run on their own or with HPs central OVO Console, these agents provide a graphical view to the system. A plug-in allows data to flow to your Tivoli Console as well.

ATM & POS Transaction Analyzers

New products that provide tracking and monitoring of transactions that occurred on ATM or POS devices across your enterprise. Works with Base24 applications on NonStop. Monitors approvals, denials, and timeouts. Includes pre-canned reports for upper management. Supports ad hoc reporting. Optionally integrates with Service Desk for trouble ticketing and with HP Operations for system outage tracking. For monitoring ATM device states:

HP Self Service Terminal Operations Bridge

Integrity NonStop Multi-core manageability components

HP SIM
Integrated Blades Plug-in

Leveraging BladeSystem manageability component Onboard Administrator (OA)

c-Class enclosure with fans and power supplies

HP BTO SW

Onboard Administrator
Remote Support Advanced (RSA) I/O Essentials Cluster Essentials Performance Essentials

OSM

Integrity server blade

BladeSystem characteristics

Dynamic Power Savings

Fans: variable speed Power supplies N+N

Dynamic Smart Cooling

Easy to retrofit or spec for new construction applications Reduces cooling energy costs by 25-40% Increases available cooling capacity for additional IT loads Dynamic Smart Cooling is the most remarkable development for data center critical support systems.
Peter Gross CEO and CTO EYP Mission Critical Facilities Inc.

Reduction in power consumed per transaction from 16000 DMR to BladeSystem

Context: HP Payments Credentials

586 Customers In 78 Countries
2008 Payment Platforms
Other/TBD, 31, 5% Unix, 60, 10% Windows, 33, 6%

NonStop, 462, 79%

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HP Update

EBUG 6May09 V1.0

NonStop continues to dominate the payments market; example ACI

Forty-nine BASE24 upgrades & BASE24-eps new wins in last two quarters Three new BASE24/Integrity NonStop BladeSystem Mainframe Modernization projects Performance Testing of BASE24 on Integrity NonStop BladeSystem is completed showing excellent performance 100% win rate in competitive tenders in installed base

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Phases of a SOA Project examples

Awareness Team Believes in Ability to Implement When a SOA team asks whether your team can implement, you are confident You understand the basics of how to implement Your team knows that SOA extends existing applications and does not threaten them

Team is participating in internal SOA project planning Team is actively engaged in SOA planning with other groups in company

Implementation

When asked by management or a SOA team, you are aware that NonStop CAN support SOA

Team commences implementation Extra resource load on NonStop system may call for additional software and hardware upgrades or move from Sseries to Integrity

100% NonStop

Always available
24/7 continuous availability Fault-tolerant NonStop OS Fully-integrated fault-tolerant software stack

Massively scalable
Linear scalability Up to 4,080 logical processors per system Up to 8,160 cores per system High-speed ServerNet clustering

Complete investment protection

100% software compatible Seamless clustering with prior systems Supports existing I/O infrastructure