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Introduction of Datacenter Performance Per Energy (DPPE)
Takeshi Ueoro (NTT Data Corp.)
February, 2011
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Table of Contents
1 Outline of DPPE1. Outline of DPPE-Characteristics of DPPE
-Formula of DPPE and sub-metrics
2 Trial Measurement of DPPE
-Useful use of DPPE
2. Trial Measurement of DPPE-Project Outline
3. Japan-US-EU Workshop
-Methodology and results of the measurement
3. Japan US EU Workshop-Global Harmonization
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1.Outline of DPPE
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IntroductionIt is necessary to create a usable and agreeable Metrics to express energy efficiency of the entire data center with both IT equipments and Data Center i f t tinfrastructure.
TGG created “PUE” metric is widely used and accepted throughout the world
However, there is an increasing need for a metric which could do more precise measurement of the entire data center
“Power Usage Effectiveness” (PUE) was i t d d b Th G G id i 2007
accepted throughout the world. entire data center.
PUE maybe understood as a metric which has a focus on the Data Center Infrastructureintroduced by The Green Grid in 2007 .
Overall consumption by Data Center
focus on the Data Center Infrastructure.
PUEp y
Consumption by IT equipments=
Throughout the world, EPA Energy Star, EU Code of Conduct and such, the PUE is widely accepted as a current primary metric of thesuch, the PUE is widely accepted as a current primary metric of the Data Center energy efficiency indicator.
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Introduction
Category Change in “PUE” number
Infrastructure(Power, A/C etc)
Improvement on Energy Consumption will change PUE
IT Equipment(Server Storage
Effort of Energy Consumption will not appear on PUE i e Highly Efficient IT Equipment will not necessary(Server, Storage,
NW)– i.e. Highly Efficient IT Equipment will not necessary
yield good PUE number.
A PUE i t i f i d t t i f t t t iAs PUE is a metric focusing on a data center infrastructure, a new metric expressing energy efficiency of the entire data center is investigated by many organizations.
GIPC has therefore developed Datacenter Performance Per Energy (DPPE), and is actively promoting DPPE for its wide acceptance and the use worldwide.
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DPPE(Datacenter Performance Per Energy)
Datacenter Performance Per Energy (DPPE) is a new metric for data center energy efficiency, which satisfies the following requirements:(1) To calculate energy efficiency easily(1) To calculate energy efficiency easily(2) To compare different data centers (available for International comparison)(3) To track energy saving efforts continuously(4) Available for regulation(4) Available for regulation
DPPE consists of the following four sub metrics.S b i 3 S b t i 4Sub metric 1 Sub metric 2 Sub metric 3 Sub metric 4
=有効活用
電力効率
IT機器
電力効率
ファシリティ
電力効率
グリーン
電力効率f( )
DatacenterPerformance Per Energy
IT EquipmentEnergy
Data Center
Facility Energy
Green Energy C ffi i t電力効率 , 電力効率 , 電力効率 , 電力効率Per Energy
(DPPE)Efficiency Usage Efficiency Coefficient
Each sub metric can be used independently.
Note) DC : Data Center
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DPPE & its 4 sub metrics
DPPE, a total productivity of Datacenter, can be calculated, when all four sub metrics are measured.
The concept of DPPE is based on the following formula:
DPPE =DC Work
DC energy – Green energy
=DC energy – Green energy
IT equipment work rate
IT equipment work Capacity
IT equipmentIT equipment work capacity
IT equipmentenergy
DC energy
DC energy Green energy
IT equipment work rate
work capacity
DC energy
energyDCenergy
IT equipmentenergy
=
ITEU 1/(1 GEC)
Greenenergy
-
Note) DC : Data Center
ITEU ITEE 1/PUE 1/(1 - GEC)
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=
DPPE and Sub-metrics
DPPE = IT work measured
DC id l t i it dDC grid electricity measured
IT work measured
IT energy measured=
IT energy measured
DC energy measuredx
DC energy measured
DC grid electricity measuredx
e e gy easu ed C e e gy easu ed C g d e ec c y easu ed
= 1 / PUE = 1 / (1 – GEC)This term itself is difficult to measure.
Thus, as a proxy, following term is adopted:
IT usage rate x IT work capacity
IT energy max
= ITEEThis term itself is difficult to measure.
Proxies are used for variables which are hard to measure.
IT energy measured
IT energy max
ITEU
Proxies should be calculated from measurable data in data centers.
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= ITEU
Relationship between load (IT usage rate) and ITEU
● Relationship between ITEU and IT usage rate is different for each equipment. When considered as a whole Datacenter, it is averaged.
100
(%)
70
80
90
U
Small Server
40
50
60ITE
U
Large Server
10
20
30
0
10
10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100
Load(IT usage rate)
(%)
Load(IT usage rate)
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Formula of DPPE and sub-metricsDatacenter Performance Per Energy (DPPE) represents the energy productivity of a total datacenter
DPPE =1
1 - GECx ITEE x
PUEx
1ITEU
ITEU=Total rated energy consumption by IT devices [kWh]
Total measured energy consumption by IT devices [kWh]
ITEE=Total rated power of IT device [W]
x Server Capacity + x Storage Capacity + x Network Capability
gy p y [ ]
PUE=Entire Data Center Energy Consumption [kwh]
Entire IT Equipments’ Energy Consumption [kwh]
Total rated power of IT device [W]
GEC=Data Center Energy Consumption [kwh]
Green Electricity (Energy) [kwh]
Entire IT Equipments Energy Consumption [kwh]
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Data Center Energy Consumption [kwh]
DPPE ( Data Center Performance Per Energy )
Datacenter Energy Flow and Boundary of MetricsData Center
Power Plant Grid PowerData Center Environment IT Equipment
Air conditioner.
Power Supply
HardwareSoftware
and
Gas、Fuels
Other Energy
Solar. Wind.
Local GreenPower
Power Supply.
Lightings etc.
and
Operation
Wind. etc
ITEEPUE ITEUGEC
Efficiency of Energy Procurement Efficiency of FacilityEfficiency ofHardware
Efficiency ofSoftware and O tiOperation
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Useful use of the DPPE explainedBy the separate application of DPPE’s 4 sub metrics for each line of responsibilities, the entire effort for the Energy Efficiency of the Data Center could be divided into 4 different responsibilitiesCenter could be divided into 4 different responsibilities.
Entire Data Center Efficiency must be doubled!
1. CIO determines total goal of DPPE
So, we need to double the DPPE number.
CIO
2. CIO decides goals of sub-metrics and tells them to managers 1.2 x 1.4 x 1.2 x 1.1=2.2 > 2
We need to make ITEE 40% better
We need to make ITEU 20% better
We need to make PUE 20% better
We need to make GEC
x 1 140% better 20% better x 1.1
CIO CIO CIO CIO
We could buy Equipments
We could improve
3. Managers determine plans
Operations Purchasing Facility Dept Facility Dept
Equipments with 40%
improvements.
We could improve
operations by ……..
improve AC
efficiency by xx %
We could use xx KW
of PV
pto achieve each goal.
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Operations Purchasing Facility Dept. Facility Dept.
2. Trial Measurement of DPPE
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2.1 Outline of the DPPE Measurement Project in JapanAfter formulating the Measurement Guideline, the measurement project measured the DPPE (including PUE) of about 20 data centers in Japan.
Outline of the Project
Guideline Formulation Measurement
Sample DataSystem No 2
DC operators are measuring DPPE/PUE.
Guideline Formulation MeasurementGIPC/JDCC formulate detailed measurement
id li
System No. 2
System application Finance
July 1.91guidelines. Japan Data Center
Council (JDCC) led i ti f h t
Participants18 companies(21 DCs)Participants
M thl f
PUEJuly 1.91
Aug. 1.93
GECJuly 0.00
A 0 00examination of how to treat PUE in particular
Clarify measurement points measurement
Interval Monthly from July 2010
Scope
Aug. 0.00
ITEUJuly 0.56
Aug. 0.56points, measurement quantities, frequency, etc.
DPPE ITEU ITEE PUE
PUE, GEC: Total DC ITEU, ITEE: Portion of
p
ITEEJuly 2.14
Aug. 2.14
July 0 63
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DPPE, ITEU, ITEE, PUE, GEC
,device racks DPPE
July 0.63
Aug. 0.62
Definition of ITEU IT Equipment Utilization (ITEU)
Total energy consumption of IT equipment [kWh]ITEU
Measuring ITEU• Total energy consumption = Accumulated power consumption for 1 month
gy p q p [ ]Total rated energy consumption of IT equipment [kWh]ITEU =
Total energy consumption Accumulated power consumption for 1 month• When accumulated power consumption cannot be measured, measure voltage,
current and the (power factor’s) instantaneous value once a month, calculate the power (voltage current power factor), and convert to 1 month’s accumulated p ( g p )power consumption
• Total rated energy consumption = Catalogue rated power Measurement time (24 hours Number of days measured)• The configuration of the IT equipment to be measured in the racks and the rated
power consumption of each piece of equipment was researched using catalogues, etc. then converted to 1 month’s total rated energy consumption
I l d ll IT i t• Include all IT equipment• The equipment configuration used in calculations is the configuration as of the end
of each month.
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Calculation Sheet of ITEUThe value of ITEU is calculated from the data inputted into the worksheet.
Server "Energy consumption efficiency" and "Energy consumption efficiency division name" are the values that were set by "Conservation of Energy Law", and published in
No Model Namemaximumspec electricpower
unit
Energyconsumption efficiency
unit Ability Unit unit数 Unit
Total of themaximumspecelectricpower
UnitTotal ofAbility
Unit
Energy
consumption
efficiency
division name
1 JEITAxxxx 209 W 0.0016 MTOPS/W A 131 GTOPS/unit 20 unit 4,180 W 2,613 GTOPS
2 JEITAxxxx 209 W 0.0016 MTOPS/W B 131 GTOPS/unit 10 unit 2,090 W 1,306 GTOPS3 JEITAxxxx 209 W 0.0016 MTOPS/W C 131 GTOPS/unit 30 unit 6,270 W 3,919 GTOPS4 JEITAxxxx 209 W 0.0016 MTOPS/W A 131 GTOPS/unit 40 unit 8,360 W 5,225 GTOPS5 JEITAxxxx 209 W 0.0016 MTOPS/W B 131 GTOPS/unit 50 unit 10,450 W 6,531 GTOPS6 JEITAxxxx 209 W 0.0016 MTOPS/W C 131 GTOPS/unit 60 unit 12,540 W 7,838 GTOPS
DataInput
ITEU of this system
7 JEITAxxxx 209 W 0.0016 MTOPS/W A 131 GTOPS/unit 70 unit 14,630 W 9,144 GTOPS8 JEITAxxxx 209 W 0.0016 MTOPS/W B 131 GTOPS/unit 80 unit 16,720 W 10,450 GTOPS9 JEITAxxxx 209 W 0.0016 MTOPS/W C 131 GTOPS/unit 60 unit 12,540 W 7,838 GTOPS
Total 420 unit 87,780 W 54,863 GTOPS※1GTOPS=1000MTOPS
A 86,400 kWh
95 %
Guideline Text
Total consumption energy of this system for period (The actual measurement value is filled in. Measureactive power that considers "Power factor" about the electric power of the IT equipment. )"Power factor" of this system, when measuring it is filled in. When the recommended value of this guidelineis used, 95% is filled in.The method of measuring "Power factor" is filled in (Real-time measurement value, Mean value measuredi th t d G id li d ti l )
Continuousintegration
Text
Accuracy of measuring instrument (% error range to measurements) 5 %The total maximum rated energy of this system=(Server maximum rated power + Storage maximum rated
in the past, and Guideline recommendation value. )."Continuous integration" measurement with integration wattmeter for one month, or"Moment once a month" Measurement (measurement once *24H * days for one month), or"integration on a day" Measurement (integration measurement 1 day * days for one month)
Results
B 362,412 kWh
C ITEU of this system = Total comsumption energy of this system / Total maximum rated energy of this system 0.238
The total maximum rated energy of this system=(Server maximum rated power + Storage maximum ratedpower + Network Equipment maximum rated power + Other equipment maximum rated power)*24hour*days
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Results of ITEU Measurement
ID N f DC 2 4 8 9 13
The range of measured ITEU is 0.3 – 0.6
ID No. of DC 2 4 8 9 13
System application Finance
Showroom, solutions Cloud Hosting
IDC integrated System application Finance evaluation/
testing
Cloud Hosting gsurveillance
system
ITEU
July 0.56 0.31 0.36 0.30 0.35
Aug 0.56 0.26 0.36 0.33 0.34
July AugJuly Aug.
Average 0.38 0.37
Min. 0.30 0.26
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Max. 0.56 0.56
Summary of PUE MeasurementGIPC and JDCC compiled detailed PUE measurement guidelines and took measurements in Japan. A th di i th d fi iti f PUE i i th t d t dAs the discussion over the definition of PUE is ongoing, these measurements were conducted by adding a definition of non-electric energy to the conventional PUE (site energy). Consider all the energy related to the data center Use the unit of GJ to measure energy from both electricity and other sources (fuel, etc.).Use e u o GJ o easu e e e gy o bo e ec c y a d o e sou ces ( ue , e c ) 1 kWh = 0.0036 GJ for electricity. Convert fuel using the conversion coefficients
referred from Energy Conservation Law in Japan. Measure electric energy (accumulated power) from grid power, solar power and
ti M f l ti d l t i it t d femergency power generation. Measure fuel consumption and electricity generated from in-house power generation, boilers and district heating/cooling.
Measure the energy consumption of IT equipment at PDU output. Base measurements on PDU output.Base measurements on PDU output. When PDU measurement is not possible, alternative points such as UPS output / input
are used. The PDU output equivalent is estimated by multiplying the loss conversion factor to the UPS output / input.
Wh l t d (kWh) i t bl th ff t f f t b When accumulated power (kWh) is not measurable, the effect of power factor be considered. Measuring the power factor is required to accurately calculate the amount of energy
consumption of IT equipment.
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p q p When the power factor cannot be measured, the past measurement value or the
recommended value (95%) is used.
Details of PUE Definition in the Project PUE Power Usage Effectiveness• All energy related to the data center• Use uniform GJ unit to accumulate measurements of electricity and otherUse uniform GJ unit to accumulate measurements of electricity and other
energy (fuel, etc.)• Convert using 1 kWh = 0.0036 GJ
Dedicated data center
Air-conditioningequipmentEnergy source
at the data center
(1) commercial power supply(2) photovoltaic/
wind-power generation(3) emergency generation
• monitoring center equipment• electricity equipment/
building management system
equipment
Total energyconsumption Total energy(3) emergency generation
(4) in-house generation(5)boiler and other heat source(6) regional air-conditioning, etc.
g g y• security equipment • data center operation office
equipment • elevator • lighting • other
consumptionat data center
Total energyconsumptionat data center
T t l
PUE=
IT devicesTotal energy consumption by IT devices
Total energy consumption by IT devices
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Details of PUE Measurement Points• Measure electric power for grid power, solar power and emergency power
generation ((1), (2), (3)). Measure fuel consumption and electricity generated for in-house power generation, boilers and district heating/cooling ((4), (5), (6)).
Data centerElectricity
• Measure accumulated energy consumption and fuel consumption over 1 month.
Heat
Measuring point for total energy consumption at data center
(2) Photovoltaic generation wind-power generation
Server room
Uninterruptiblepower supply
Measuring point for total energy consumption by IT devices
PDU
(B)
(1) Grid power
(3) Emergency generator company
Power receiving equipment IT devices UPS
(A)
company
Fuel tank
Fuel tank
(4) Regular in-house generation (cogeneration) Air-conditioning
system
Fuel tank
(5) Heat source or boiler, etc.
(6) Heat source for Regionalair-conditioning
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Results of PUE Measurement
The average of PUE is about 1.9 in Japan.
PUEの度数分布
July Aug
Average 1.89 1.94Distribution of PUE
8
9
10 Min. 1.30 1.22
Max. 2.27 2.69
Distribution of PUE
5
6
7
タセ
ンタ
ー数
7月
ata
cente
rs
July
2
3
4
デー
タ
8月
# o
f Da
Aug.
0
1
1.2-1.4 1.4-1.6 1.6-1.8 1.8-2.0 2.0-2.2 2.2-2.4 2.4-
PUE
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Definition of ITEEITEE: IT Equipment Energy Efficiency
(server capacity) + (storage capacity) + (NW equipment capacity)( p y) ( g p y) ( q p p y)
Total rated power [W] of IT equipment (servers, storage, NW equipment)ITEE =
= 7.72 [W / GTOPS] = 0 0933 [W / Gbyte]
Measuring ITEE
= 0.0933 [W / Gbyte] = 7.14 [W / Gbps]
g• Total rated capacity of IT equipment = Total of the capacity specifications (server
capacity, storage capacity, network equipment capacity) from the energy consumption efficiency stipulated in the “Energy Conservation Law”, multiplied by a
ffi i tcoefficient• The mean capacity of server/storage/network equipment in 2005 is defined as unit
[Work]. • Total rated power of IT equipment = Catalog rated power [W]• Total rated power of IT equipment = Catalog rated power [W] • Calculated based only on servers, storage and network equipment (does not
include other equipments).• The equipment configuration used in calculations is the configuration as of the end
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The equipment configuration used in calculations is the configuration as of the end of each month.
Calculation Sheet of ITEE
The value of ITEE is calculated from the data inputted into the worksheet.
Server "Energy consumption efficiency" and "Energy consumption efficiency division name" are the values that were set by "Conservation of Energy Law", and published in
No Model Namemaximumspec electric
unEnergyconsumptio unit Ability Unit unit数 Unit
Total of themaximumspec Unit
Total ofUnit
Energy
consumptionNo Model Name spec electric
powerit
consumption efficiency
unit Ability Unit unit数 Unit specelectricpower
UnitAbility
Unit
1 JEITAxxxx 209 W 0.0016 MTOPS/W A 131 GTOPS/unit 20 unit 4,180 W 2,613 GTOPS
2 JEITAxxxx 209 W 0.0016 MTOPS/W B 131 GTOPS/unit 10 unit 2,090 W 1,306 GTOPS3 JEITAxxxx 209 W 0.0016 MTOPS/W C 131 GTOPS/unit 30 unit 6,270 W 3,919 GTOPS4 JEITAxxxx 209 W 0 0016 MTOPS/W A 131 GTOPS/unit 40 unit 8 360 W 5 225 GTOPS
efficiency
division name
DataInput 4 JEITAxxxx 209 W 0.0016 MTOPS/W A 131 GTOPS/unit 40 unit 8,360 W 5,225 GTOPS
5 JEITAxxxx 209 W 0.0016 MTOPS/W B 131 GTOPS/unit 50 unit 10,450 W 6,531 GTOPS6 JEITAxxxx 209 W 0.0016 MTOPS/W C 131 GTOPS/unit 60 unit 12,540 W 7,838 GTOPS7 JEITAxxxx 209 W 0.0016 MTOPS/W A 131 GTOPS/unit 70 unit 14,630 W 9,144 GTOPS8 JEITAxxxx 209 W 0.0016 MTOPS/W B 131 GTOPS/unit 80 unit 16,720 W 10,450 GTOPS9 JEITAxxxx 209 W 0.0016 MTOPS/W C 131 GTOPS/unit 60 unit 12,540 W 7,838 GTOPS
Total 420 unit 87 780 W 54 863 GTOPS※1GTOPS=1000MTOPS
p
Total 420 unit 87,780 W 54,863 GTOPS※1GTOPS=1000MTOPS
ITEE of this System
Ability conversion coefficientAlfha = 7.72 423,539Beta = 0.0933 724,157
Results,
Gamma = 7.14 10,710D Total ability of this system 1,158,406 Work ->to the DPPE filling in sh
E 295,450 W ->to the DPPE filling in sh
F 3.92 ITEE value of each systemITEE of this system = Total avility of this system / Total maximum rated power of this system (withoutother equipment)
Total maximum rated power of this system (without Other equipment)= Server maximum rated power +Storage maximum rated power + Network Equipment maximum rated power)
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Energy Consumption Efficiency
Energy Consumption Efficiency of Energy Conservation Law is available in specification sheets in Japan.
Source) HP Japan HP
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Example of Capacity Calculation
Sample Calculation of Server Capacity/ Storage Capacity
• Server Max Rated Power 209 [W], Energy Consumption Efficiency 0.0016 [d]209 [W] / 0.0016 [MTOPS/W] / 1000 = 131 [GTOPS] / server
• Storage Max Rated Power 4620 [W], Energy Consumption Efficiency 0.025 [AAA]4,620 [W] / 0.025 [Gbyte/W] = 184,800 [Gbyte] / storage
Sample Calculation of Network Equipment Capacity
• NW Max Rated Power 145 [W], Max transfer capacity 1 [G bps][ ] p y [ p ]Ports / NW equipment: 24(All ports can be set as 10/100 M bps. 14 ports can be set as 1 G bps)10 x 0.1[Gbps] + 14 x 1[Gbps] = 15 [Gbps] / NW equipment[ p ] [ p ] [ p ] q p
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Examples of ITEE (Server)
The value of ITEE depends on both type of servers and release year.Release Year
10
ITEE 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010
8Blade Server
6
Blade ServerHigh-performance 1U Server
Mid-range Blade Server
4
2
Blade Server Rack Mount Server
0
2Rack Mount Server
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Note) Calculated from Energy Consumption Efficiency of serversSource) Catalogue of each product provided by server vendors
Examples of ITEE (Storage / NW Equipment)
The range of ITEE values for Storage and Network Equipment is comparable as that of servers.
ITEE Outline of Products Release Date
Storage
ITEE Outline of Products Release Date
Network Equipment
10
8
High-end Storage System for DC
Sep 2010 10
8
Mid-range System Jun 2010
8
6
High-end Storage System for DC
May 2007
8
6
Mid-range System Aug 2006
4 Mid-range Storage System for DC
Oct 2008 4 High-end System May 2009
0
2Mid-range Storage System for DC
Oct 2007
0
2 High-end System Sep 2006
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0 0
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Note) Calculated from Energy Consumption Efficiency of storages and NW equipmentSource) Catalogue of each product provided by vendors
Results of ITEE Measurement
ID No of DC 2 4 8 9 13
ITEE, successfully measured, shows a higher value at DCs providing finance service and hosting service.
ID No. of DC 2 4 8 9 13
System application Finance
Showroom, solutions
evaluation/ Cloud Hosting
IDC integrated
surveillanceevaluation/ testing
surveillance system
ITEEJuly 2.14 1.08 1.55 3.49 1.18
ITEEAug 2.14 1.08 1.55 3.70 1.18
CorrespondingJuly 0.56 0.31 0.36 0.30 0.35
p gITEU
Aug 0.56 0.26 0.36 0.33 0.34
July AugJuly Aug.
Average 1.97 1.93
Min. 1.08 1.08
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Max. 3.49 3.70
Ratio of Server, Storage and NW equipment
As % of Servers, Storages, and NW equipment is different depending on DC’s characteristics, all of these IT equipment should be considered in evaluating DC’s IT capacityDC s IT capacity.
% of Servers, Storages and NW equipment
1%100%
28%11% 28% 9%
3%24%
1%
6% 22%
57%70%
80%
90%
100%
o (%)
11%
74%
28% 9%
0%
57%
50%
60%
70%
e P
ow
er
ratio
Others
NW equipment
Storages
62% 65%
25%
56%68%
43%
0%
20%
30%
40%
Tota
l R
ate
Servers
25%
0%
10%
2 3 4 9 13-1 13-2
ID No of DC
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各DCの種類別定格電力量の合計値でTotalを算出しているため、2~13-2の%値の平均にはなっていない
ID No. of DC
Source) GIPC measurement project
Definition of GEC
G t d d d t d t t [GJ kWh]
Green Energy Coefficient (GEC)
Green energy generated and consumed at data center [GJ or kWh]Data center’s total consumed energy [GJ or kWh]
GEC =
Outline of Measurement• Calculate the quantity of energy from green energy (photovoltaic power, etc.)Calculate the quantity of energy from green energy (photovoltaic power, etc.)
generated at the data center site and convert to accumulated energy consumption for 1 month.
• The portion of off-site generated green energy purchased is not included in theThe portion of off site generated green energy purchased is not included in the metric.
• The portion consumed by the data center is included (the portion used for general office purposes etc is not included)office purposes, etc. is not included).
• In the case of generated power being consumed by non-data-center functions, estimate the portion consumed by the data center according to the proportional allocation rules
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allocation rules.
GEC Measurement Points
Measure the output of power-generating equipment within the data center
Data center ② Photovoltaic
generation, wind-power generation, etc.
Server room
Electricity
Heat
Measuring point total for energy ※GEC
Power receiving equipment
Uninterrupt ible power supply
(UPS)IT devices
③
① Commercial power Supply by electric
power company
total for energy consumption at data center
measuring point Measuring point for total energy consumption by IT devices
grid
Air-conditioning system
④ Regular in-house generation
(cogenerat ion)
③ Emergency generator Photovoltaic,
wind-power, water-power,
biomass generat ion,etc outside the
⑤ Heat source for boiler, etc.
Fuel tank etc. outside the
premises
※Calculated as if equivalent to commercial power supply
grid
⑥ Heat source forregional
air-conditioning
Fuel tank
Reuse of exhaust ※ Calculated as if equivalent
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heat f rom factory, etc.
※ Calculated as if equivalent to regional air-conditioning, etc.
Results of GEC MeasurementThe ratio of renewable energy consumed by DCs is still small
8 15 5 9 9
20 Building use/purpose
Data center/office Data center Computer-
only buildingData center
onlyData center
onlyD t t68
Type of renewable
energy
Data center only PV PV PV PV PV
110 Shared PV PVenergy
152 Non-data-center only
Total renewable July - 1,990 1,984 1,198 2,470303 energy
consumed by DCs (kWh) August 6,784 2,302 2,264 1,414 2,640
July 0 0038 0 0023 0 0001 0 0051
305 GEC
July - 0.0038 0.0023 0.0001 0.0051
August 0.0212 0.0043 0.0025 0.0002 0.0052
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Average 0.0212 0.0041 0.0024 0.0002 0.0052
The estimated range of DPPE and sub-metricsEstimated potential range of DPPE in 2010 is consistent with the observation.
Assumed range of sub metrics for 2010 Estimated range of DPPE in 2010
ITEU
Worst Best
0.2 0.7
Worst Best
ITEE 1.00* 6.41**0.08 5.34-
0.2×1.00 0.7×6.41
PUE 2.5 1.2×1/2.5×1/(1-0)
×1/1.2×1/(1-0.3)
GEC 0 0.3
* the mean value of ITEE in 2005 is assumed. ** the mean value of ITEE in 2010 (CAGR of 45 % is assumed.)
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Summary of DPPE MeasurementDPPE and sub-metrics are properly measured and seem to show significant values.
System No. 2 4 8 9 13
Average valueSystem application Finance
Showroom, solutions Shared IT-
based service Hosting ASP system valueSystem application Finance evaluation/testing
based service (Cloud)
Hosting ASP system
PUEJuly 1.91 1.42 - 2.58 1.97 1.97
PUEAug. 1.93 1.42 1.72 2.38 2.00 1.89
GECJuly 0.00 0.00 - 0.01 0.00 0.00
Aug. 0.00 0.00 0.02 0.01 0.00 0.01g
ITEUJuly 0.56 0.31 0.30 0.50 0.42
Aug. 0.56 0.31 0.36 0.33 0.48 0.41
July 2 14 1 08 3 49 1 42 2 03ITEE
July 2.14 1.08 - 3.49 1.42 2.03
Aug. 2.14 1.08 1.55 3.70 1.42 1.98
DPPEJuly 0.63 0.24 - 0.41 0.29 0.39
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DPPEAug. 0.62 0.24 0.33 0.52 0.27 0.40
Results of DPPE Measurement
共通IT基盤サービス
0.6
0.8
1.0ITEU
ソリューション評価・検証
0.6
0.8
1.0ITEU
金融
0.6
0.8
1.0ITEU
Finance Solutions evaluation/ testing
Shared IT-based service
0.0
0.2
0.4
ITEEGEC 5.04 0
1.0 2.0 3.0 4.0 5.00.05 0.030.0
0.2
0.4
ITEEGEC 5.04.0
1.0 2.0 3.0 4.0 5.00.05 0.030.0
0.2
0.4
0.6
ITEEGEC 5.04 0
1.0 2.0 3.0 4.0 5.00.05 0.03
4.0
3.0
2.0
1.0
4.0
3.0
2.0
1.0
4.0
3.0
2.0
1.0
DPPE=0 63DPPE=0.24 DPPE=0.33
PUE
0.0
ASPシステム0.8
1.0ITEUPUE
0.0
ホスティング0.8
1.0ITEUPUE
0.0DPPE=0.63
Hosting ASP system
0 0
0.2
0.4
0.6
ITEEGEC 5 01.0 2.0 3.0 4.0 5.0
0 0
0.2
0.4
0.6
ITEEGEC 5 01.0 2.0 3.0 4.0 5.0
0.0 ITEEGEC 5.04.0
3.0
2.0
1 0
0.05 0.030.0 ITEEGEC 5.0
4.0
3.0
2.0
1 0
0.05 0.02
DPPE=0 52
PUE
1.0
0.0
PUE
1.0
0.0
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DPPE=0.52 DPPE=0.27
3. Japan-US-EU Workshop
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Japan-US-EU Workshop
GIPC and US/EU organizations (both private and public sectors) continuously hold the Japan US EU workshops for global harmonization of metrics of datahold the Japan-US-EU workshops for global harmonization of metrics of data center energy efficiency. GIPC has proposed DPPE in the workshops.
MembersMembersJAPAN: METI ,GIPC ,JEITAUS: DOE ,EPA ,TGGEU: EC ,BCS
Discussions on DPPE
1st WS 2009.3 Washington DCIntroduction of DPPE outline
2nd WS 2010.2 San JoseIntroduction of calculation procedure of DPPE
3rd WS 2010.10 MilanIntroduction of DPPE measurement guideline and results of the trial measurementAgreement on PUE measurement.
4th WS 2011.2 Tokyo (Scheduled)
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DPPE Feedback (TGG, EU, DOE, EPA) and DiscussionPUE Calculations Final
Thank you
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Contact List
If you have interests in our survey, please feel free to contact to the following addresses.following addresses.
NTT DATA CORPORATIONNTT DATA CORPORATIONData Center Business Unit
TAKESHI UEORO
E-mail:[email protected]
Reference: Concept of New Metrics for Data Center Energy Efficiency
http://www.greenit-pc.jp/e/topics/release/100316_e.html
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