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r194 r2225 1 1 % Copyright (C) 2004 Joshua Hoblitt 2 2 % 3 % $Id: datasys_cost.tex,v 1.1 0 2004-03-10 02:50:05jhoblitt Exp $3 % $Id: datasys_cost.tex,v 1.11 2004-10-28 00:33:56 jhoblitt Exp $ 4 4 5 5 \documentclass[panstarrs,psreport]{panstarrs} … … 49 49 \subsection{Identification} 50 50 51 This document establishes the estimated cost of the network and computing hardware necessary to support PS1. Due to the rapid rate of change in the IT industry the part numbers specified in this document may change prior to the actual purchase of equipment but the cost structure is expected to remain stable. 51 This document establishes the estimated cost of the network and computing 52 hardware necessary to support PS1. Due to the rapid rate of change in the IT 53 industry the part numbers specified in this document may change prior to the 54 actual purchase of equipment but the cost structure is expected to remain 55 stable. 52 56 53 57 \section{Image Processing Pipeline and Data Storage Equipment} … … 57 61 \subsubsection{CPU} 58 62 59 Phase 2 and phase 4 dominate the IPP computational processing needs. Assuming 3.0GHz CPUs we need 40 CPUs for phase 2 and 30 CPUs for phase 4. 63 Phase 2 and phase 4 dominate the IPP computational processing needs. Assuming 64 3.0GHz CPUs we need 40 CPUs for phase 2 and 30 CPUs for phase 4. 60 65 61 66 \subsubsection{Storage} 62 67 63 The storage needs for the first year of PS1's operation have been estimated to be between 700-1100TB. Assuming that 0.5TB SATA disks become available in the next year we will require between 2000-3000 units. 64 65 \subsection{Hardware} 66 67 A 5u rackmount case has been identified that can support 24 hot-swappable SATA disks, 1 internal disk, and a dual CPU motherboard. The large data storage capacity requirement is the driver for the number of complete systems we will have to acquire. 68 The storage needs for the first year of PS1's operation have been estimated to 69 be between 700-1100TB. Assuming that 0.5TB SATA disks become available in the 70 next year we will require between 2000-3000 units. 71 72 \subsection{Hardware} 73 74 A 5u rackmount case has been identified that can support 24 hot-swappable SATA 75 disks, 1 internal disk, and a dual CPU motherboard. The large data storage 76 capacity requirement is the driver for the number of complete systems we will 77 have to acquire. 68 78 69 79 We will need between 85 and 132 nodes to support our data requirements. … … 72 82 \begin{tabular}{lrrr} 73 83 % \begin{tabular}{>{$}l<{$}>{$}r>{$}r>{$}r} 74 Item &Estimated Price&85 nodes&132 nodes\\75 \cline{1-4} 76 24 x 0.5TB SATA disks (bulk storage) &\$7,200 &\$61,200 &\$950,400\\77 1 x 0.5TB SATA disk (OS + software) &\$300 &\$25,500 &\$39,600\\78 2 x 3.0GHz CPUs &\$2,000 &\$170,000 &\$264,000\\79 2 x 12-port SATA raid controller &\$1,500 &\$127,500 &\$198,000\\80 1 x Motherboard &\$500 &\$42,500 &\$66,000\\81 4 x 1GB RAM DIMM &\$1,400 &\$119,000 &\$184,800\\82 1 x 5u Rackmount Chassis &\$2,800 &\$238,000 &\$369,600\\83 \cline{1-4} 84 Total &$\sim$\$16,000&$\sim$\$1,360,000&$\sim$\$2,112,000\\84 Item &Estimated Price&85 nodes&132 nodes\\ 85 \cline{1-4} 86 24 x 0.5TB SATA disks (bulk storage) &\$7,200 &\$61,200 &\$950,400\\ 87 1 x 0.5TB SATA disk (OS + software) &\$300 &\$25,500 &\$39,600\\ 88 2 x 3.0GHz CPUs &\$2,000 &\$170,000 &\$264,000\\ 89 2 x 12-port SATA raid controller &\$1,500 &\$127,500 &\$198,000\\ 90 1 x Motherboard &\$500 &\$42,500 &\$66,000\\ 91 4 x 1GB RAM DIMM &\$1,400 &\$119,000 &\$184,800\\ 92 1 x 5u Rackmount Chassis &\$2,800 &\$238,000 &\$369,600\\ 93 \cline{1-4} 94 Total &$\sim$\$16,000&$\sim$\$1,360,000&$\sim$\$2,112,000\\ 85 95 \end{tabular} 86 96 \end{center} … … 100 110 \subsubsection{Bandwidth} 101 111 102 It has been estimated that we need a throughput of $\sim604Mb/s$ to support PS1 at a 30s cadence. A OC-12c Packet over SONET connection can provide enough bandwidth. 112 It has been estimated that we need a throughput of $\sim604Mb/s$ to support PS1 113 at a 30s cadence. A OC-12c Packet over SONET connection can provide enough 114 bandwidth. 103 115 104 116 \subsubsection{Switch ports} 105 117 106 We will needs to support 32 x Summit Pixel Servers and up to 16 x Servers/Workstations at the summit. The data center switch should be able to support up to 192 computation nodes and control computers. 118 We will needs to support 32 x Summit Pixel Servers and up to 16 x 119 Servers/Workstations at the summit. The data center switch should be able to 120 support up to 192 computation nodes and control computers. 107 121 108 122 \subsection{Network Link} 109 123 110 An OC-12c PoS link from the summit of Haleakala to Kihei on Maui will cost \$16,970 per month with a 3-year contract or \$16,460 per month with a 5-year contract. Setup fees will vary by location and are estimated to be in the range of \$10,000 - \$100,000 per end point (\$20K - \$200K total). 111 112 \subsection{Hardware} 113 114 \subsubsection{Summit Core Switch} 124 An OC-12c PoS link from the summit of Haleakala to Kihei on Maui will cost 125 \$16,970 per month with a 3-year contract or \$16,460 per month with a 5-year 126 contract. Setup fees will vary by location and are estimated to be in the 127 range of \$10,000 - \$100,000 per end point (\$20K - \$200K total). 128 129 \subsection{Hardware} 130 131 \subsubsection{Summit Core Switch/Router} 115 132 116 133 \begin{center} 117 134 Cisco 6513 118 135 \begin{tabular}{lr} 119 Item &Estimated Price\\120 \cline{1-2} 121 1 x WS-C6513 Cat 6513 &\$15,250\\122 1 x WS-X6K-S720-6408A &\$33,000\\123 1 x WS-X6548-RJ-45 &\$17,995\\124 1 x WS-C6K-13SLT-FAN2 &\$745\\125 2 x WS-CAC-4000W-US &\$10,000\\126 \cline{1-2} 127 Total &$\sim$\$76,990\\128 \end{tabular} 129 \end{center} 130 131 \subsubsection{ Data Center Core Switch}136 Item &Estimated Price\\ 137 \cline{1-2} 138 1 x WS-C6513 Cat 6513 &\$15,250\\ 139 1 x WS-X6K-S720-6408A &\$33,000\\ 140 1 x WS-X6548-RJ-45 &\$17,995\\ 141 1 x WS-C6K-13SLT-FAN2 &\$745\\ 142 2 x WS-CAC-4000W-US &\$10,000\\ 143 \cline{1-2} 144 Total &$\sim$\$76,990\\ 145 \end{tabular} 146 \end{center} 147 148 \subsubsection{IPP Core Switch/Router} 132 149 133 150 \begin{center} 134 151 Cisco 6513 135 152 \begin{tabular}{lr} 136 Item &Estimated Price\\ 137 \cline{1-2} 138 1 x WS-C6513 Cat 6513 &\$15,250\\ 139 1 x WS-X6K-S720-6408A &\$33,000\\ 140 4 x WS-X6548-RJ-45 &\$71,980\\ 141 1 x WS-C6K-13SLT-FAN2 &\$745\\ 142 2 x WS-CAC-4000W-US &\$10,000\\ 143 \cline{1-2} 144 Total &$\sim$\$130,975\\ 145 \end{tabular} 146 \end{center} 147 148 \subsubsection{Summit Border Router} 149 150 \begin{center} 151 Cisco 7606 152 \begin{tabular}{lr} 153 Item &Estimated Price\\ 154 \cline{1-2} 155 1 x 7606-SUP720XL-PS &\$49,500\\ 156 1 x OSM-2OC12-POS-SI+ &\$60,000\\ 157 1 x WS-X6548-RJ-45 &\$17,995\\ 158 \cline{1-2} 159 Total &$\sim$\$127,495\\ 160 \end{tabular} 161 \end{center} 162 163 \subsubsection{Date Center Border Router} 164 165 \begin{center} 166 Cisco 7606 167 \begin{tabular}{lr} 168 Item &Estimated Price\\ 169 \cline{1-2} 170 1 x 7606-SUP720XL-PS &\$49,500\\ 171 1 x OSM-2OC12-POS-SI+ &\$60,000\\ 172 1 x WS-X6548-RJ-45 &\$17,995\\ 173 \cline{1-2} 174 Total &$\sim$\$127,495\\ 153 Item &Estimated Price\\ 154 \cline{1-2} 155 1 x WS-C6513 Cat 6513 &\$15,250\\ 156 1 x WS-X6K-S720-6408A &\$33,000\\ 157 4 x WS-X6548-RJ-45 &\$71,980\\ 158 1 x WS-C6K-13SLT-FAN2 &\$745\\ 159 2 x WS-CAC-4000W-US &\$10,000\\ 160 \cline{1-2} 161 Total &$\sim$\$130,975\\ 175 162 \end{tabular} 176 163 \end{center} … … 226 213 \subsubsection{Maintenance} 227 214 228 \tbd{TBD} 215 ClusterFS, Inc. has given an estimate of \$64,000 per year for a 128 node 216 cluster. 217 229 218 230 219 \section{Power Consumption} 231 220 232 \subsection{Nodes} 233 234 The Pan-STARRS Prototype IPP Computational/Storage Node draws $\sim600w$ when idle. As this is the idle load and the power consumption of computer components is rapidly increasing we should budget for $\sim750w$ per node. 221 \subsection{Summit Data Systems} 222 223 \begin{center} 224 \begin{tabular}{lrrr} 225 Item &Count &Per Unit &Power Consumption\\ 226 \cline{1-4} 227 Pixel Server Node &16 &600w &9,600w\\ 228 Ethernet Switches &4 &540w(high) &2,160w\\ 229 Core Switch/Router &1 &2,000w &2,000w\\ 230 OATS Database Server &2 &600w &1,200w\\ 231 Desktop Computers &3 &230w &690w\\ 232 OATS Server &1 &600w &600w\\ 233 PTS Server &1 &600w &600w\\ 234 20.1" LCD monitors &6 &65w &390w\\ 235 Managed Power Strips &15 &10 &150w\\ 236 16-port KVM &1 &50w &50w\\ 237 32-port Console Server &1 &17w &17w\\ 238 \cline{1-4} 239 SubTotal &&&17,457w\\ 240 UPS &6% loss &&1,047w\\ 241 \cline{1-4} 242 Total &&&18,504\\ 243 \end{tabular} 244 \end{center} 245 246 \subsection{IPP Data Systems} 247 248 The Pan-STARRS Prototype IPP Computational/Storage Node draws $\sim600w$ when 249 idle. As this is the idle load and the power consumption of computer 250 components is rapidly increasing we should budget for $\sim750w$ per node. 235 251 236 252 \begin{center} 237 253 85 nodes 238 254 \begin{tabular}{lr} 239 Item &Estimated Power Consumption\\240 \cline{1-2} 241 Nodes &63,750w\\242 Network + Misc. &25,000w\\243 \cline{1-2} 244 Total &88,750w\\255 Item &Estimated Power Consumption\\ 256 \cline{1-2} 257 Nodes &63,750w\\ 258 Network + Misc. &25,000w\\ 259 \cline{1-2} 260 Total &88,750w\\ 245 261 \end{tabular} 246 262 \end{center} … … 249 265 132 nodes 250 266 \begin{tabular}{lr} 251 Item &Estimated Power Consumption\\252 \cline{1-2} 253 Nodes &99,000w\\254 Network + Misc. &25,000w\\255 \cline{1-2} 256 Total &124,000w\\267 Item &Estimated Power Consumption\\ 268 \cline{1-2} 269 Nodes &99,000w\\ 270 Network + Misc. &25,000w\\ 271 \cline{1-2} 272 Total &124,000w\\ 257 273 \end{tabular} 258 274 \end{center} … … 264 280 \begin{center} 265 281 \begin{tabular}{lr} 266 Heat Generated &A/C Load\\267 \cline{1-2} 268 88,750w &25.242tons\\269 124,000w &35.268tons\\282 Heat Generated &A/C Load\\ 283 \cline{1-2} 284 88,750w &25.242tons\\ 285 124,000w &35.268tons\\ 270 286 \end{tabular} 271 287 \end{center} … … 277 293 \begin{center} 278 294 \begin{tabular}{lrr} 279 Item &85 nodes&132 nodes\\295 Item &85 nodes &132 nodes\\ 280 296 \cline{1-3} 281 Nodes + Net + Misc. &88,750w&124,000w\\282 A/C &25,242w&35,268w\\297 Nodes + Net + Misc. &88,750w &124,000w\\ 298 A/C &25,242w &35,268w\\ 283 299 \cline{1-3} 284 Total &113,992w&159,268w\\300 Total &113,992w &159,268w\\ 285 301 \end{tabular} 286 302 \end{center} … … 288 304 \subsection{Cost Estimate} 289 305 290 This Billing estimate is from Maui Electric Company, Ltd. (MECO) for schedule "J" service with a power factor of 0.9 (MECO refers to this as a power factor of 90\%) based on Feburary, 2004 rates. 291 292 \begin{center} 293 \begin{tabular}{lr} 294 Peak Demand &Estimated Price\\ 295 \cline{1-2} 296 115kw &\$13,000 per month\\ 297 160kw &\$18,100 per month\\ 298 \end{tabular} 299 \end{center} 306 This Billing estimate is from Maui Electric Company, Ltd. (MECO) for schedule 307 "J" service with a power factor of 0.9 (MECO refers to this as a power factor 308 of 90\%) based on Feburary, 2004 rates. 309 310 \begin{center} 311 \begin{tabular}{lr} 312 Peak Demand &Estimated Price\\ 313 \cline{1-2} 314 115kw &\$13,000 per month\\ 315 160kw &\$18,100 per month\\ 316 \end{tabular} 317 \end{center} 318 300 319 301 320 \section{Misc} … … 305 324 \begin{center} 306 325 \begin{tabular}{lr} 307 Item &Estimated Price\\308 \cline{1-2} 309 Racks/cabinets &\$50,000\\310 Cabling &\$25,000\\311 Tools &\$10,000\\312 \cline{1-2} 313 Total &$\sim$\$85,000\\326 Item &Estimated Price\\ 327 \cline{1-2} 328 Racks/cabinets &\$50,000\\ 329 Cabling &\$25,000\\ 330 Tools &\$10,000\\ 331 \cline{1-2} 332 Total &$\sim$\$85,000\\ 314 333 \end{tabular} 315 334 \end{center} … … 317 336 \subsection{Electrical Wiring} 318 337 319 Each cabinet will require 4 x 220v/15amp circuits. \tbd{Material/labor costs are TBD}. 338 Each cabinet will require 4 x 220v/15amp single phase circuits. 339 \tbd{Material/labor costs are TBD}. 320 340 321 341 \bibliographystyle{plain}
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