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Artist: Bob Dylan
Album: The Times They Are a-Changin'
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|By Dana Gardner
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|January 13, 2014 08:30 AM EST
If, as the adage goes, you should fight fire with fire then perhaps its equally justified to fight Big Data optimization requirements with -- Big Data.
It turns out that high-performing, cost-effective Big-Data processing helps to make the best use of dynamic storage resources by taking in all the relevant storage activities data, analyzing it and then making the best real-time choices for dynamic hybrid storage optimization.
In other words, Big Data can be exploited to better manage complex data and storage. The concept, while tricky at first, is powerful and, I believe, a harbinger of what we're going to see more of, which is to bring high intelligence to bear on many more services, products and machines.
To explore how such Big Data analysis makes good on data storage efficiency, BriefingsDirect recently sat down with optimized hybrid storage provider Nimble Storage to hear their story on the use of HP Vertica as their data analysis platform of choice. Yes, it's the same Nimble that last month had a highly successful IPO. The expert is Larry Lancaster, Chief Data Scientist at Nimble Storage Inc. in San Jose, California. The discussion is moderated by me, Dana Gardner, Principal Analyst at Interarbor Solutions.
Here are some excerpts:
Gardner: How do you use big data to support your hybrid storage optimization value?
Lancaster: At a high level, Nimble Storage recognized early, near the inception of the product, that if we were able to collect enough operational data about how our products are performing in the field, get it back home and analyze it, we'd be able to dramatically reduce support costs. Also, we can create a feedback loop that allows engineering to improve the product very quickly, according to the demands that are being placed on the product in the field.
Looking at it from that perspective, to get it right, you need to do it from the inception of the product. If you take a look at how much data we get back for every array we sell in the field, we could be receiving anywhere from 10,000 to 100,000 data points per minute from each array. Then, we bring those back home, we put them into a database, and we run a lot of intensive analytics on those data.
Once you're doing that, you realize that as soon as you do something, you have this data you're starting to leverage. You're making support recommendations and so on, but then you realize you could do a lot more with it. We can do dynamic cache sizing. We can figure out how much cache a customer needs based on an analysis of their real workloads.
We found that big data is really paying off for us. We want to continue to increase how much it's paying off for us, but to do that we need to be able to do bigger queries faster. We have a team of data scientists and we don't want them sitting here twiddling their thumbs. That's what brought us to Vertica at Nimble.
Using Big Data
Gardner: It's an interesting juxtaposition that you're using big data in order to better manage data and storage. What better use of it? And what sort of efficiencies are we talking about here, when you are able to get that data in that massive scale and do these analytics and then go back out into the field and adjust? What does that get for you?
Lancaster: We have a very tight feedback loop. In one release we put out, we may make some changes in the way certain things happen on the back end, for example, the way NVRAM is drained. There are some very particular details around that, and we can observe very quickly how that performs under different workloads. We can make tweaks and do a lot of tuning.
Without the kind of data we have, we might have to have multiple cases being opened on performance in the field and escalations, looking at cores, and then simulating things in the lab.
It's a very labor-intensive, slow process with very little data to base the decision on. When you bring home operational data from all your products in the field, you're now talking about being able to figure out in near real-time the distribution of workloads in the field and how people access their storage. I think we have a better understanding of the way storage works in the real world than any other storage vendor, simply because we have the data.
Gardner: So it's an interesting combination of a product lifecycle approach to getting data -- but also combining a service with a product in such a way that you're adjusting in real time.
Lancaster: That's right. We do a lot of neat things. We do capacity forecasting. We do a lot of predictive analytics to try to figure out when the storage administrator is going to need to purchase something, rather than having them just stumble into the fact that they need to provision for equipment because they've run out of space.
That's the kind of efficiency we gain that you can see, and the InfoSight service delivers that to our customers.
A lot of things that should have been done in storage from the very beginning that sound straightforward were simply never done. We're the first company to take a comprehensive approach to it. We open and close 80 percent of our cases automatically, 90 percent of them are automatically opened.
We have a suite of tools that run on this operational data, so we don't have to call people up and say, "Please gather this data for us. Please send us these log posts. Please send us these statistics." Now, we take a case that could have taken two or three days and we turn it into something that can be done in an hour.
That's the kind of efficiency we gain that you can see, and the InfoSight service delivers that to our customers.
Gardner: Larry, just to be clear, you're supporting both flash and traditional disk storage, but you're able to exploit the hybrid relationship between them because of this data and analysis. Tell us a little bit about how the hybrid storage works.
Challenge for hard drives
Lancaster: At a high level, you have hard drives, which are inexpensive, but they're slow for random I/O. For sequential I/O, they are all right, but for random I/O performance, they're slow. It takes time to move the platter and the head. You're looking at 5 to 10 milliseconds seek time for random read.
That's been the challenge for hard drives. Flash drives have come out and they can dramatically improve on that. Now, you're talking about microsecond-order latencies, rather than milliseconds.
But the challenge there is that they're expensive. You could go buy all flash or you could go buy all hard drives and you can live with those downsides of each. Or, you can take the best of both worlds.
Then, there's a challenge. How do I keep the data that I need to access randomly in flash, but keep the rest of the data that I don't care so much about in a frequent random-read performance, keep that on the hard drives only, and in that way, optimize my use of flash. That's the way you can save money, but it's difficult to do that.
It comes down to having some understanding of the workloads that the customer is running and being able to anticipate the best algorithms and parameters for those algorithms to make sure that the right data is in flash.
It would be hard to be the best hybrid storage solution without the kind of analytics that we're doing.
We've built up an enormous dataset covering thousands of system-years of real-world usage to tell us exactly which approaches to caching are going to deliver the most benefit. It would be hard to be the best hybrid storage solution without the kind of analytics that we're doing.
Gardner: Then, to extrapolate a little bit higher, or maybe wider, for how this benefits an organization, the analysis that you're gathering also pertains to the data lifecycle, things like disaster recovery (DR), business continuity, backups, scheduling, and so forth. Tell us how the data gathering analytics has been applied to that larger data lifecycle equation.
Lancaster: You're absolutely right. One of the things that we do is make sure that we audit all of the storage that our customers have deployed to understand how much of it is protected with local snapshots, how much of it is replicated for disaster recovery, and how much incremental space is required to increase retention time and so on.
We have very efficient snapshots, but at the end of the day, if you're making changes, snapshots still do take some amount of space. So, learning exactly what is that overhead, and how can we help you achieve your disaster recovery goals.
We have a good understanding of that in the field. We go to customers with proactive service recommendations about what they could and should do. But we also take into account the fact that they may be doing DR when we forecast how much capacity they are going to need.
Larger lifecycle
It is part of a larger lifecycle that we address, but at the end of the day, for my team it's still all about analytics. It's about looking to the data as the source of truth and as the source of recommendation.
We can tell you roughly how much space you're going to need to do disaster recovery on a given type of application, because we can look in our field and see the distribution of the extra space that would take and what kind of bandwidth you're going to need. We have all that information at our fingertips.
When you start to work this way, you realize that you can do things you couldn't do before. And the things you could do before, you can do orders of magnitude better. So we're a great case of actually applying data science to the product lifecycle, but also to front-line revenue and cost enhancement.
Gardner: How can you actually get that analysis in the speed, at the scale, and at the cost that you require?
I have to tell you, I fell in love with Vertica because of the performance benefits that it provided.
Lancaster: To give you a brief history of my awareness of HP Vertica and my involvement around the product, I don't remember the exact year, but it may have been eight years ago roughly. At some point, there was an announcement that Mike Stonebraker was involved in a group that was going to productize the C-Store Database, which was sort of an academic experiment at UC Berkeley, to understand the benefits and capabilities of real column store.
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I was immediately interested and contacted them. I was working at another storage company at the time. I had a 20 terabyte (TB) data warehouse, which at the time was one of the largest Oracle on Linux data warehouses in the world.
They didn't want to touch that opportunity just yet, because they were just starting out in alpha mode. I hooked up with them again a few years later, when I was CTO at a company called Glassbeam, where we developed what's substantially an extract, transform, and load (ETL) platform.
By then, they were well along the road. They had a great product and it was solid. So we tried it out, and I have to tell you, I fell in love with Vertica because of the performance benefits that it provided.
When you start thinking about collecting as many different data points as we like to collect, you have to recognize that you're going to end up with a couple choices on a row store. Either you're going to have very narrow tables and a lot of them or else you're going to be wasting a lot of I/O overhead, retrieving entire rows where you just need a couple fields.
Greater efficiency
That was what piqued my interest at first. But as I began to use it more and more at Glassbeam, I realized that the performance benefits you could gain by using HP Vertica properly were another order of magnitude beyond what you would expect just with the column-store efficiency.
That's because of certain features that Vertica allows, such as something called pre-join projections. We can drill into that sort of stuff more if you like, but, at a high-level, it lets you maintain the normalized logical integrity of your schema, while having under the hood, an optimized denormalized query performance physically on disk.
Now you might ask you can be efficient if you have a denormalized structure on disk. It's because Vertica allows you to do some very efficient types of encoding on your data. So all of the low cardinality columns that would have been wasting space in a row store end up taking almost no space at all.
What you find, at least it's been my impression, is that Vertica is the data warehouse that you would have wanted to have built 10 or 20 years ago, but nobody had done it yet.
Vertica is the data warehouse that you would have wanted to have built 10 or 20 years ago, but nobody had done it yet.
Nowadays, when I'm evaluating other big data platforms, I always have to look at it from the perspective of it's great, we can get some parallelism here, and there are certain operations that we can do that might be difficult on other platforms, but I always have to compare it to Vertica. Frankly, I always find that Vertica comes out on top in terms of features, performance, and usability.
Gardner: When you arrived there at Nimble Storage, what were they using, and where are you now on your journey into a transition to Vertica?
Lancaster: I built the environment here from the ground up. When I got here, there were roughly 30 people. It's a very small company. We started with Postgres. We started with something free. We didn't want to have a large budget dedicated to the backing infrastructure just yet. We weren't ready to monetize it yet.
So, we started on Postgres and we've scaled up now to the point where we have about 100 TBs on Postgres. We get decent performance out of the database for the things that we absolutely need to do, which are micro-batch updates and transactional activity. We get that performance because the database lives on Nimble Storage.
I don't know what the largest unsharded Postgres instance is in the world, but I feel like I have one of them. It's a challenge to manage and leverage. Now, we've gotten to the point where we're really enjoying doing larger queries. We really want to understand the entire installed base of how we want to do analyses that extend across the entire base.
Rich information
We want to understand the lifecycle of a volume. We want to understand how it grows, how it lives, what its performance characteristics are, and then how gradually it falls into senescence when people stop using it. It turns out there is a lot of really rich information that we now have access to to understand storage lifecycles in a way I don't think was possible before.
But to do that, we need to take our infrastructure to the next level. So we've been doing that and we've loaded a large number of our sensor data that's the numerical data I have talked about into Vertica, started to compare the queries, and then started to use Vertica more and more for all the analysis we're doing.
Internally, we're using Vertica, just because of the performance benefits. I can give you an example. We had a particular query, a particularly large query. It was to look at certain aspects of latency over a month across the entire installed base to understand a little bit about the distribution, depending on different factors, and so on.
I'm really excited. We're getting exactly what we wanted and better.
We ran that query in Postgres, and depending on how busy the server was, it took anywhere from 12 to 24 hours to run. On Vertica, to run the same query on the same data takes anywhere from three to seven seconds.
I anticipated that because we were aware upfront of the benefits we'd be getting. I've seen it before. We knew how to structure our projections to get that kind of performance. We knew what kind of infrastructure we'd need under it. I'm really excited. We're getting exactly what we wanted and better.
This is only a three node cluster. Look at the performance we're getting. On the smaller queries, we're getting sub-second latencies. On the big ones, we're getting sub-10 second latencies. It's absolutely amazing. It's game changing.
People can sit at their desktops now, manipulate data, come up with new ideas and iterate without having to run a batch and go home. It's a dramatic productivity increase. Data scientists tend to be fairly impatient. They're highly paid people, and you don't want them sitting at their desk waiting to get an answer out of the database. It's not the best use of their time.
Gardner: Larry, is there another aspect to the HP Vertica value when it comes to the cloud model for deployment? It seems to me that if Nimble Storage continues to grow rapidly and scales that, bringing all that data back to a central single point might be problematic. Having it distributed or in different cloud deployment models might make sense. Is there something about the way Vertica works within a cloud services deployment that is of interest to you as well?
No worries
Lancaster: There's the ease of adding nodes without downtime, the fact that you can create a K-safe cluster. If my cluster is 16 nodes wide now, and I want two nodes redundancy, it's very similar to RAID. You can specify that, and the database will take care of that for you. You don't have to worry about the database going down and losing data as a result of the node failure every time or two.
I love the fact that you don't have to pay extra for that. If I want to put more cores or nodes on it or I want to put more redundancy into my design, I can do that without paying more for it. Wow! That's kind of revolutionary in itself.
It's great to see a database company incented to give you great performance. They're incented to help you work better with more nodes and more cores. They don't have to worry about people not being able to pay the additional license fees to deploy more resources. In that sense, it's great.
We have our own private cloud -- that's how I like to think of it -- at an offsite colocation facility. We do DR through Nimble Storage. At the same time, we have a K-safe cluster. We had a hardware glitch on one of the nodes last week, and the other two nodes stayed up, served data, and everything was fine.
If you do your job right as a cloud provider, people just want more and more and more.
Those kinds of features are critical, and that ability to be flexible and expand is critical for someone who is trying to build a large cloud infrastructure, because you're never going to know in advance exactly how much you're going to need.
If you do your job right as a cloud provider, people just want more and more and more. You want to get them hooked and you want to get them enjoying the experience. Vertica lets you do that.
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This Week's Newsletter
Hey Tuesday Market Friends --
Tuesday Market is rising again! The seed of the market is just getting planted in potting soil and will be ready for you on Tuesday, April 26th. There will be old vendors, new vendors, and all kinds of other good things to look forward to. But before that.....
Come to another Seed Swap or come to your first one! Tuesday Market and Grow Food Northampton are again hosting a Seed Swap on Saturday, March 5th, 10am - 1 pm in the same place at the Northampton Winter Market, Smith Voke High School, Northampton. You're invited!
What do you do at a Seed Swap? LEARN about seed saving. CELEBRATE the magic of seeds. SHARE seeds that you've saved from you farm or garden (or seeds that you've purchased). TAKE HOME seeds to plant. MEET other people who see regionally adapted seeds as an important part of a healthy food system and climate adaptation. COME even if you don't have seeds to share! There will be some great workshops to take part in. See the link below for more details.
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Here's some great writing about what's in a seed swap and what's in a seed by Akwesasne Mohawk seed keeper and teacher, Rowen White.
Here are some images from last year's swap. Hope to see you there!
Beans bred and saved at Crabapple Farm
The crowd swapping seeds
Tevis teaching about on-farm or in-garden breeding of new varieties
My kids guessing the seeds in the seed guessing game
Hello Friends,
I believe this is our fourth summer in a row of catching Tina & Her Pony on their New England tour. We are thrilled to have them back! Come on down and join us for some summer music and some fantastic summer food. See you at market!
Tina & her Pony
Paul's Awesome Mushroom
Mrs. Anderson's Garlic
Share Coffee
Crabapple Farm
Tuesday Market is open every Tuesday 1:30 - 6:30
Next to the parking garage in downtown Northampton
Hello Friends,
My apologies. It is only one of our many vendors who will be done with strawberries this week. Crimson and Clover, Red Fire Farm, and others will have berries today and into the future, along with -- of course -- all the fantabulous summer greens and fruits that are coming into season. We can't wait to see you at market!
Jen from Crimson & Clover farm
Hello Everyone!
Market is in full swing: the tables laden with strawberries, mounded with every type of salad green. I even saw the season's first tomatoes and basil at Red Fire Farm! And I know you know this, but market is open rain or shine. See you there!
Tuesday Market is open every Tuesday 1:30 - 6:30
Next to the parking garage in downtown Northampton
Hello Friends,
Last week my son and I got to roam the countryside of southern France, which of course included visiting every single market we possibly could. It was such a thrill to experience markets so fully embedded in the life of their region. It was a step into another world, and at the same time it was not too different from home, from our own dear Tuesday Market, brimming with the particular bounty of our own, as they say, terroir. And now I am so glad to be back as strawberry season gets fully underway (we could not under any circumstances miss strawberry season). There is really nothing as good as a pint of strawberries picked in the hours and days before arriving at market.
Hello Friends,
Sometimes the most special people come to market. And sometimes, when we're especially lucky, we get those amazing people in multiple forms, like last week when Francis Crowe stopped by to chat with the all the people who were staring at Denise Beaudet's glorious portrait of, yes, Frances Crowe.
Here's what our world-renowned advocate for peace and justice had to say to Oona upon her arrival at market: "I'm so glad the greens are back. All I've been eating is sauerkraut." For more info on the Roots to Resistance postcards that you can send to the U.N. in honor of Frances' lifelong work, click here.
O.K. Can't wait to see you Tuesday! And here are a few more photos from opening day, including some of our newest vendors:
New cheese vendors Max & Amy from Grace Hill Farm
Eggs, flowers, and greens grown by Olivia at Wingate Farm
Rhubarb tarts, chocolates, and other delicacies from Sweet Spoken, brought to market on their awesome bike rig!
Armando, Sue, and their dear crew at Laughing Tomato Pizza!
Tuesday Market is open every Tuesday 1:30 - 6:30
Next to the parking garage in downtown Northampton
Hello Friends,
Have you noticed, amidst the cacophonous noise of the spring peepers, that high trill: the mating call of Anaxyrus americanus? In marshes and field edges across the Pioneer Valley, the American toad is singing this song, the females laying their eggs in ponds and pools. And unlike frogs (whose eggs are clumped together in sacks), the eggs of the American toad are strung together in long ribbons of jelly, wrapped around twigs and reeds and rocks so they can't be easily washed away.
This year more than ever I've noticed how the mating call of the American toad erupts during the very same weeks all of our markets are starting up. The Greenfield Farmers Market, the Amherst Farmers Market, The Farmers Market at Forest Park, the Springfield Cooperative Farmers Market, the Northampton Farmers Market, Tuesday Market, and numerous others in our cities and towns.
Picture these markets, if you will, like a string of toad eggs stretched across the valley, threaded through its various habitats and municipalities. Consider the life of this place, the fertility of our soils, the determination of our farmers and food-makers, and how all of that fecundity is displayed and dispersed from the makeshift space of these markets. How precarious it is, how temporary, how abundant.
Tuesday Market opens this week, our numerous stands full of food and the people who made it. And we cannot wait to see you there.


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Akron Council gives nuisance law more teeth
Plus, Council prepares to vote on grocery agreement, hears from flood victims
DOWNTOWN AKRON — Akron City Council voted July 15 to amend a city law regarding criminal activity nuisances.
Previously, the law, in effect since 2006, stated that if police were called to a residential property more than three times in a six-month period, the property owner stood to be assessed costs associated with the call. The amendment expands the scope of the law to include commercial, retail and vacant property.
The amendment, said Public Safety Committee Chairman Mike Freeman (D-Ward 9), gives the law "more teeth."
The property owner would be given a chance to correct the nuisance, and the assessment is appealable, said Assistant Law Director John York.
Councilwoman Marilyn Keith (D-Ward 8) sponsored the legislation amending the law along with Councilman Jeff Fusco (D-at large). Keith said some businesses in her ward are requiring a high number of police responses.
Public nuisances include animal violations (such as having a pet running at large), noise violations, public indecency, prostitution, assault and menacing, littering, fireworks violations, open burning, curfew violation and some drug and alcohol offenses, among others.
In other business, Council plans to vote next week on a development agreement among the city, Mustard Seed Market and Highland Square Economic Development LLC for the Highland Square grocery store project.
Adele Roth, the city development manager who has been the point person on the project for several years, presented a flow chart to Council's Planning Committee identifying the various players in the project and defining some of the moving parts.
Roth reiterated the factor moving the project forward now after it has been in the works for many years is the elimination of the "middle man" for-profit developer. The city will receive no rate of return as the developer, allowing the grocer to make a reasonable profit, she said.
"Creating a small-footprint grocery store in an urban area is very difficult," she said. "There's not enough profit for everybody who wants to have their hand out in that deal."
When the city began looking for grocery operators, the promise was made that the operator would have three rent-free years. That arrangement stands, Roth said. The search for a grocery operator had been under way for more than five years before the city identified Mustard Seed.
"If it was easy, somebody else would have done it in 2005," Roth said.
Mayor Don Plusquellic said the biggest problem with the Highland Square grocery has always been the size limitations of the site. He expressed his thanks for Roth and for Mustard Seed owner Phillip Nabors "for his commitment and willingness to take this on."
Nabors was present for the meeting and spoke to the committee, saying he believes in Highland Square — where he and his family have lived for 30 years — and in the value of quality food. He said the reason his stores have an educational focus (as will the Highland Square store) is to teach people about quality food and why it's valuable.
He said that the Highland Square grocery will help serve a "food desert" area where people without access to quality food often default to overpriced junk food that doesn't sustain them.
"I believe in this neighborhood, and I'm willing to invest in it," he said.
In other business at the regular Council meeting, Council heard from half a dozen residents of Jefferson Avenue and Westover Drive who said they experienced catastrophic flooding July 10 in their homes and the city needs to step up to correct sewer and drainage issues in the neighborhood to stop the flooding.
Judy Dorr, who said she has lived in her Jefferson Avenue home since 1976 and experienced at least 10 floods, is ready to give up but feels she can't sell or rent out her house.
"I would really like for [the city] to buy my house and tear it down," she said.
Beth Flora, also of Jefferson Avenue, brought pictures to show the "extreme flooding," which she said occurred July 10 for the third time in two years. The rain caused "a lake to form in front of our house" and 4 feet of water in her basement, she said, adding the city has been aware of the situation.
"This is an unfortunate financial burden placed on taxpaying residents of the area," she said.
James Schultz, of Westover Drive, and his neighbor Emiro Uribe, said $25,000 and $28,600 in damage, respectively, was done to their homes, and they also asked the city to alleviate the situation.
"I ask you to consider fixing these drains once and for all," said Uribe.
Theresa McKowski, who said she endured the storm hearing "creaks and cracks" as her home sustained damage, said, "Homes have been ruined in a beautiful neighborhood that I have loved living in."
The residents were invited to meet with Service Director John Moore following the Council meeting.
The following day, Dorr requested that any residents in the Jefferson Avenue/Westover Drive area whose homes sustained flooding or water damage contact her at 330-576-6642 or call 3-1-1 from a home phone in the city to find out about possible federal funding for cleanup costs.
The next Akron City Council meeting will take place July 22 at 7 p.m. in City Council Chambers on the third floor of the Akron Municipal Building, 166 S. High St. in Downtown Akron. Committee meetings are set to begin at 2 p.m. that afternoon, also in Council Chambers.
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- Richfield trustees proceed with road levy
- Granger trustees discuss zoning issues
- Food sensitivities explored
- Norton Kiwanis welcomes member, presents check
- Norton officials participate in Special Olympics Torch Run
- Green eyeing aggressive paving schedule
- Freedom rings in Green
- Coventry Financial Commission agrees to hold off on levy
- South Side News & Notes
- New for-profit school gets another green light in Springfield
- Sewer bill relief options debated
- County Council learns of drug treatment options
Calendar of Events
- Kinderealm: Colors of Nature: for ages 3-6 - 7/1/2016
- Buck Naked with Karri Fedor and Kerosene - 7/1/2016
- Patti & The Gene Fiocca Band - 7/1/2016
- Southbound - 7/1/2016
- Archery for Kids: ages 9-15 - 7/2/2016
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