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Taking the Next Step in Data Center Transformation
Cheng Jang ThyeBusiness Development Manager — Data Center SolutionsOctober, 2008
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Data Center ChallengesScaling operations and infrastructure
By 2009:
65% of enterprises will be using x86 server virtualization
45% of x86 servers will be virtualized
Percent of virtualized workloads will double each year through 2012
Moving Beyond ConsolidationVM portability, Security and Visibility
High Availability and Continuous operations
“Anywhere” Applications
Cloud Computing
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Expanding Role of Server VirtualizationServer Consolidation And Virtualization Are #1 & #2 Spending PrioritiesSource: Goldman Sachs CIO Survey
10% of server workloads virtualized in 2008; forecast to be 50%-60% in next 5 years Source: Industry analyst reports
Desktop Virtualization Gaining Traction as Tool to Address Desktop Manageability, Security and CostSource: Goldman Sachs IT Spending Survey
Increasing Use of VMotion and DRS resulting in Multiplicative Increase in ComplexitySource: Cisco
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Is Server Virtualization the solution?
Security, Network Segregation, Isolation
Capacity Control (Resource Management)
What happens to other resources (non server or storage)?
Live Migration Problems?CPU Type, 64-bit OS/HW, HBA/NICsUnplanned Downtime?
Recovery?Using SRM with SRAWhat happens to network?
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Data Center and Network Evolution
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Application Architecture EvolutionApplication Architecture Evolution
Data Center 1.0Data Center 1.0Mainframe
CENTRALIZED
Data Center 2.0Data Center 2.0Client-Server and Distributed Computing
DECENTRALIZED VIRTUALIZED
Data Center 3.0Data Center 3.0Service Oriented and Web 2.0 Based
Consolidate
Virtualize
Automate
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The Data Center 3.0 FoundationStand-ByMassive proliferation of
server resourcesERP SCMCRM
Virtual Server Virtual Server Virtual ServerVirtual Server
Data Center Network FabricResilient, Scalable, Real TimeData Center Network FabricResilient, Scalable, Real Time
• Orchestrate pools of compute, storage and I/O
• Based on application, process, or business objectives
Server Processing
I/O StorageApplications
Resource Pool
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Data Center Virtualization via the Network
LAN SANAppl’nDeliverySecurity StorageServers
NAS/File
Web, Apps
Blades
Service Orchestration
Disk and Tape
End-to-End Service Provisioning
Client
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Cisco ITServices Oriented
Data Center
Overview
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Service Oriented Data Center (SODC)
ServiceOriented
Data Center
Vision
Vision Enablers
SoftwareTechnology
BusinessProcessesPeople Hardware
Technology
SODC Target State:Pooled Virtual Resources, Automated, Standard Services Based, Secure, Intelligent Unified Data Center Network
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SODC Design Phases
ConsolidateOptimize Data Center Resources
Increase Resource Utilization
VirtualizeVirtual Resource Pools
Increase Availability and Agility
AutomateAdaptive Orchestration
Rapid Delivery of Services
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… Data Center Evolution
20052004 2006 - 2009 2008 - 2013
• Standardization• Virtual Machines
• 4 Tier Silos • Heterogeneous OS• Storage Silos• Low Utilization
• IP Connectivity
• Perimeter Security
• Application Silos• Distributed
• Server Orchestration
• VM Mobility• Storage
Virtualization
• Unified Network Services FCoE
• Policy Based Security
• WAAS ACE
• Infrastructure Aligned to Application Services
• Policy Based Management
• Unified I/O• Tiered Recovery• Usage and SLA-
based Funding Model
• Cloud Based Apps & Services
LegacyData Center
VirtualData Center
Service OrientedData Center
ConsolidatedData Center
Consolidation PhaseVirtualization Phase
Automation Phase
Compute
Storage
Network
Security
Application
• SANs, VSANs• Tiered Storage
• Consolidate, Centralize
• Consolidated Network Services
• Secure Each Application Tier
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Data Center Server Landscape
Solaris20.5%2,911
Linux50%7,101
HPUX1.5%217
Windows28%4,001
14,230 virtual/physical servers
3,775 Applications
317 Production Databases
Source: Cisco IT, July 2008
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SODC Server Virtualization
Data Center Server ConsolidationImprove Operational AgilityLower Data Center Operating Expense
Increase Utilization of Physical ServersOptimize TCOImprove Data Center Capacity Management
Reduce Service Provisioning TimesRapid deployment of Operational Services
Increase Operational EfficienciesSupport of EnvironmentsZero down time Operations
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Services Oriented Data CenterVMware and Virtualization
~300 New VMs/Qtr (Greenfield)
Target 80% of All New Servers Deployed as a Virtual Machine
190 Vmware Servers
25 Clusters
8 Data Centers
2300 Active Virtual Machines~20% of Server Environment
Nearly 200 TB of StorageFarms online
Farm Pending go-live
Syd and HK Under Discussion
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SODC – VMware Growth
~300 New VMs/Qtr (Greenfield)
Migrations Lag Far Behind
Average over 60% of server deployments
~3,160 VMs Deployed to Date
~2300 Active VMs
190 VMware Servers Across 25 Clusters in 8 Data Centers
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Benefits
Improved Agility and Integrated Business Continuance
2,718 Total Virtual Machines Today
ServicesDelivered Under3 Days
Over $20.4 M in Savings And Cost Reduction To Date
ImprovedAvailability
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Take Your Next Steps
Infrastructure Virtualization RoadmapUnified Fabric (Nexus), VM-aware Networking (VN-Link), Storage Virtualization (MDS), Data Center Interconnect
Application Networking RoadmapApplication Acceleration, WAN Optimization
Security Roadmap
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Data Center 3.0Virtualization Roadmap
VM-OptimizedNetworking
In the Network
On the Server
Per VM Services
VM Mobility
Branch Virtual Machines on WAAS
UnifiedFabric
Data Center Ethernet
FCoE
Nexus 7K/5K NX-OS 10/40/100 GIG
Storage Networking
MDS Directors
Intelligent Storage Applications
Fabric SAN
Branch WAN Optimization
TransparentVisualization
All Resources Connect to a Cisco Unified Fabric
Automated, Virtualized, Unified, Transparent
ServerNetworking
Catalyst LAN Switching
Security
Application Networking
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Cisco Security Portfolio for Data CenterEdge, Web, Applications, Storage, Management
Cisco ASA
Cisco® WAAS
Web Servers
Cisco ACE
Cisco Security Agent
Cisco Security AgentCisco Security Agent
ApplicationServers
Database Servers
AXG (Web Applications)
Cisco Security Agent
Cisco Security Agent
Cisco MDS with SME
Tier 1/2/3 Storage
ACS
Cisco Security MARS
AXG(B2B)
CSMCisco Security Agent-MC
CW-LMN
Tape/Offsite Backup
Data-Center Edge• Firewall and IPS• DoS protection• Application protocol
inspection• Web Services security• VPN termination• E-mail and Web access
control
Cisco Catalyst 6000FWSM
Web Access• Web security• Application
security• Application
isolation• Content inspection• SSL encryption
and offload• Server hardening
Applications and Database
• XML, SOAP, and AJAX security
• DoS prevention• Application-to-
application security
• Server hardening
Storage• Data
encryptionIn motionAt rest
• Stored data access control
• Segmentation
Management• Tiered access• Monitoring and
analysis• Role-based
access• AAA access
control
Cisco IronPort E-Mail Security
AXG (DHTML to XML)
Cisco IronPort Web Security
Cisco IronPort Web Security
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