Going Green Makes Financial and Environmental Sense.

Roughly 40-50% of corporate energy consumption goes to IT, and computing-center power costs have more than doubled over the last five years. Many HPC (high-performance computing) environments and data centers are pushing their limits of physical size, power supply, and cooling capacity.

Some organizations are actually exacerbating these limits and the associated problem of sharply increasing energy costs by expanding their physical facilities, increasing their IT power supply, and implementing other stopgap measures rather than really solving their power-consumption and cooling issues. In fact, the cost of energy used to power IT hardware is now estimated to exceed hardware acquisition costs.

What those organizations really need is an easily implemented, intelligent power-saving management tool. Such a tool will enable them to achieve estimated energy-consumption reductions of as much as 50% for underutilized servers through implementing policies that automate power-saving-mode activation in a workload-aware manner as well as additional savings through thermal balancing and effective orchestration of server virtualization.

What they really need is Moab.

Moab optimizes computing resources and minimizes energy costs.

Moab will enable your organization to effectively reduce its energy-consumption costs as it optimizes IT performance. As an intelligent, sophisticated decision maker, Moab directs the underlying tools and resources of your computing center to function in ways that allow you to achieve your energy-efficiency and cost-reduction targets.

Moab seamlessly and automatically . . .

• Monitors system energy use by collecting power and temperature data from servers and other resources to give you a global view of power consumption and where you can achieve reductions in consumption and cost.
• Reports on energy use by user, project, and resource through extensive reporting and charting facilities to help administrators and managers understand how resources are being used, how power is being consumed, and what actions can be taken to reduce overall power consumption.
• Reduces energy use through intelligent power-management and workload-consolidation policies. Moab’s power-management policies automatically place idle servers in power-savings modes, and workload-consolidation policies intelligently pack workload on underutilized servers using both traditional and virtualization technologies.
• Helps your organization achieve its green-computing objectives now and in the future. With Moab’s wide array of monitoring, reporting, managing, and scheduling capabilities at work, your computing center will achieve significant reductions in energy use and be better able to comply with government guidelines and regulations and to easily report organizational compliance with energy-use targets.

To learn more about how Moab technology can help your computing center go green by reducing power consumption and costs, contact us to set up a no-cost evaluation or technical call.

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