The Internet of Everything is changing Everything...Big Data Public/Private Clouds 10G LoM3 Impact...
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The Internet of Everything is changing Everything
Data Centre Evolution Moving to an Application Centric Infrastructure
Panagiotis Golemis – CSE DC Technologies
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The Next Generation of IT
Business
Opportunity
CEO
Objectives
Innovative /
First to Market
/ Best in class
Grow Revenue
New Business Models
Internet of
Everything
Every Company is a
Technology Company
Fast IT
(Future Proof)
Speed and Agility
Productivity/TCO
CIO
Imperative
Business conversation Technology conversation
“Flexible, Automated, Secure, Transformative”
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Current Future
Business Partner and
Broker of Services Provider of Infrastructure
Applications
USER IT
Iaas
USER IT
Saas
Service Portfolio
Private
Public
hybrid
Saas
Shadow IT The Rise of
The Changing Role of IT
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Industry Context – The Network Needs to Evolve
Data Centers are the cornerstone of business…
…and Infrastructure needs to be tuned to the task…
VMs
2010 2015
2x
Users
2010 2015
2x
Devices
2010 2015
3x
Data
2010 2015
6x
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Application Trends
Data Center Trends Cause Disruptions
1 Cisco Global Cloud Index 2 IDC Worldwide Virtual Machine 2013-2017 Forecast
3 HP
4 Information week 2013 Virtualization Management Survey
25% CAGR—Big Data1
Big Data
10G LoM3
Impact on IT Infrastructure
InterCloud
Public/Private Clouds
2/3rd of all Workloads in
Cloud by 2017 75% Bare-Metal2
Design and Scale Operations Model Consumption Model A New Application Centric Infrastructure is Required
Web 2.0 / DevOps
45% Multi-Hypervisor4
Linux Containers
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The Network has remained consistent.
25 years
Configuring a Network - CLI
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True Network Abstraction
VLAN 400
10.10.40/24
VLAN 300
10.10.30/24
VLAN 200
10.10.20/24
VLAN 100
10.10.10/24 Apps Coupled
to Location
What is
Performance/security for my
application ?
Visibility At Network
Can I rebuild my application
in another DC ?
Traditional Network Model
VLAN VLAN VLAN
Subnet (IP addresses)
Subnet (IP addresses)
Subnet (IP addresses)
Basic Network Policy
SLAs L4-7 Services
Time to Revenue
Marginal Cost of Service Delivery
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Legacy Network Model
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Why is a New Architecture needed ?
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CUSTOMER ADVISORY BOARD – APRIL 2014
• Network needs to be Automation & Application Aware
• Service / Application Analytics & Visibility are Key
• Integration with Existing Environment – Both Physical and Virtual and Cloud
Network Requirements from our Global Customer Advisory Board
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Customer are looking to explore SDN …. Today!
70% of
companies
looking at SDN
in the next 12
months
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What is Software Defined Networking?
Software defined networking (SDN) is an approach to building computer
networks that separates and abstracts elements of these systems.
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SDN & Network Programmability has started a NEW Market.
“I actually don’t know what SDN means anymore, to be honest.”
Martin Casado, founder of Nicira.
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Our Direction
Data centers and cloud network infrastructures, both
physical and virtual, will no longer be configured, are not
only software defined (or programmed), but instead are
Application Centric and Policy Driven.
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DEFINING APPLICATION LOGIC THROUGH POLICY
• Defining Provider Consumer Relationships
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DB Farm
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DEFINING APPLICATION LOGIC THROUGH POLICY
• Defining Provider Consumer Relationships
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DB Farm
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DEFINING APPLICATION LOGIC THROUGH POLICY
• Defining Provider / Consumer Relationships
1
DB Farm
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ANY APPLICATION, ANYWHERE—PHYSICAL AND VIRTUAL COMMON APPLICATION NETWORK PROFILE
L/B APP DB F/W
L/B
WEB
APIC
HYPERVISOR HYPERVISOR HYPERVISOR
CONNECTIVIT
Y POLICY
SECURITY
POLICIES QOS
STORAGE
AND
COMPUTE
APPLICATION
L4..7
SERVICES
SLA
QoS
Security
Load
Balancing
APP PROFILE
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Deploying Applications - The ACI Benefit
Invest Time here:
Define the application communication flow using the new language in the policy
model. All IT teams have a role.
Spend NO time here:
Automatically deploy the policy, fast and consistent, with full visibility.
Define the Application Communication Policies
Provision the policy in the Fabric (fully automatic)
For virtual & Physical workloads including Network Services
DEV/App Teams
Network Teams
Security Teams
Operations Teams
Virtualization Teams
Cloud Teams
Storage Teams
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A Complete System’s View – From the Application down
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OPEN RESTFUL APIS
CENTRALIZED POLICY MODEL
OPEN SOURCE
CONTROLLER
APIC
ACI BUILDING BLOCKS NEXT GENERATION NEXUS—TRADITIONAL NETWORKS
POLICY MODEL
ACI >_ >_
50% SIMPLER CODE BASE
FUTURE PROOF UPGRADABLE
TO ACI
PROGRAMMABILITY AND AUTOMATION
NETWORK VIRTUALIZATION
SUPPORT
RESILIENCY: IN SERVICE PATCHING,
UPGRADE, FAST RESTART
ACI BUILDING BLOCKS FUTURE PROOF—SOFTWARE UPGRADABLE TO ACI
NEXUS 9500 and 9300 INNOVATIONS IN SOFTWARE HARDWARE AND SYSTEM DESIGN
PRICE POWER EFFICIENCY PROGRAMMABILITY PORT DENSITY PERFORMANCE
OPTIMIZED NX-OS
SHIPPING NOW
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DEFINING APPLICATION LOGIC THROUGH POLICY
• Simple Changes Remain Simple
2
192.168.10.100 10.10.10.201
Intended IP change
Policy remains the same independent of
end-point change
Changes at any layer of the stack are independent of one another.
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ACI: Rapid deployment of Services onto networks with SCALE, security and full visibility
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THREE GAME-CHANGING DIFFERENTIATORS
APPLICATION-CENTRIC
POLICY MODEL PHYSICAL + VIRTUAL OPEN AND SECURE
• Operationally Simple
• Lowest TCO
• Zero-touch provisioning
• Health Metrics
• Visibility / Telemetry
• Troubleshooting
• Open APIs / Open Source
• Advanced Security
• 3rd Party Integration
1 2 3
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APIC
NOV 6th 2013
THE JOURNEY BEGAN ON THE NORTHBOUND
RESULT: BROAD ECOSYSTEM OF PARTNERS EMBRACE OPEN
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“OPFLEX” SOUTHBOUND PROTOCOL OPENING THE POLICY ENGINE - DELIVERING MULTI-VENDOR INNOVATION
OPFLEX PROTOCOL + ECOSYSTEM
APIC
OPFLEX
OPEN SOURCE Open source OpFlex agent will be
available to anyone
OPEN ECOSYSTEM Broad, growing support including from
hypervisor, network, and L4-7 vendors
OPEN STANDARD
P/V SWITCH ROUTERS L4-7 SERVICES
Co-authors for IETF submission
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100 150 200 250 300
ACI
Traditional Network
Time (s)
Case Study – Big Data Analytics
Based on common network load and link failure scenarios
Congestion Management
60% 60%
90%
Network
Innovations Dynamic Load Balancing
Dynamic Packet Prioritization
30% reduction
in application
completion time
Network Utilization
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Business Value from deploying ACI
“Cisco ACI is an open, future-proofed data
center architecture that can continue to
grow as we enhance client services.”
Chuck Crane
Network and Security Architect, Axciom
10-20% Compute and
Storage
Optimisation
58%
Reduce
Network
Provisioning
21%
Reduce
Management
Costs
45%
Reduce Power
and Cooling
Costs
25%
CAPEX
Reduction
“Cisco’s open standards approach makes
ACI even stronger. We conducted testing
on ACI … it fully delivered everything we
expected, and proved to be quite stable
and mature.”
Nik Weidenbacher
Principal Engineer, SunGard
“This will enable Telstra to deliver service
agility, security and performance that our
customers expect from an enterprise
grade cloud.”
Erez Yarkoni
Executive Director, Telstra
Greater
Business Agility
Lower Capital
Expenses
Reduced Costs/
Complexity
Lower Operating
Cost
Resource Optimization
Cisco Open Network Environment - Enabling Fast IT
CISCO ONE PLATFORM Consistent Policy-Based Management and Security
DC
Cisco Application Policy Infrastructure Controller (APIC) Hybrid or
Public
Cloud InterCloud
Fabric
Northbound APIs (ONE DevKit)
WAN
Southbound APIs (OPFLEX, OpenFlow, onePK, CLI)
ACCESS
DC Module Enterprise Module
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