在国家关键基础设施内部署OCP.pdf

1、Arjun Hemrajani,Excloud.inDeploying OCP Inside National Critical InfrastructureDeploying OCP Inside National Critical InfrastructureArjun Hemrajani,Excloud.inOCP SPECIAL FOCUS:MARKET IMPACT&OCP ADOPTION STORIESOEM-Locked:Customer still relies on OEMs for server purchases,creating lock-in on hardware

2、 supply,pricing,and support.This limits flexibility in sourcing alternatives and increases overall operating costs.Non-Standard edge hardware:Partner banks often buy their own edge hardware,leading to varied server models and configurations.This lack of standardisation increases integration complexi

3、ty,support challenges,and slows down deployments.Lower Rack Density:Customer has traditional 19-inch racks still deployed,which provide much lower density than OCP racks.This leads to inefficient space utilisation,higher power and cooling costs,and dependency on OEM-specific rack solutions.Current S

4、cenarioSupply Chain Security:DC-MHS with 48V/50V standard enables vendor diversity,reduces OEM dependency,and paves the way for building sovereign in-house platforms.Firmware Hardening:Allows the customer to have complete control over the firmware for BMC.Makes audit easy and opens up an option to b

5、uild a custom DC-SCM.Auditable Open Designs:Full transparency into hardware and software stack,reducing supply-chain backdoor risks.Sovereign Control:Enables compliance with national security standards without depending on foreign OEMs.Tangible Benefits With OCPSingle Phase Power:Only single phase c

6、onnectors available for each rack limiting power to just 7kW per rack.Overhead power needs to be upgraded.Height Restrictions:Facility is designed for racks with 1800mm height with overhead power boxes,there is very less clearance for the 44OU ORV3 rack.Cooling Limitations:Existing systems insuffici