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Data Center and Cloud Connect Applications
Deploying High-Scale, Low-Latency Cost-Efficient Solutions
Joel Daly | Director of Solutions Marketing
Chandra Pandey | VP of Platform Solutions
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A Game-Changing And Permanent Shift
Communication devices
Mobility
Over-the-top applications
Cloud communications
Internet video
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The Right Choice To Support Shift
High Scale
Cost Effective
Low Latency
Single Platform
Compact, Low Power
1 to 800 Gbps
Nano Seconds
High Performance
Reliable, Predictable
25-50% Saving
CapEX and OpEX
Pay As you Grow
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Business Requirements
Market Drivers
Finding the Right Solution
Case Study
Audience Q&A
Topics
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Business Requirement
Low latency interconnect for high performance computing
10G to enable virtual m/c, SAN, NAS across DC
Business continuity and disaster recovery
DC expansion/consolidation for better applications performances
Load balancing across DC
Power and cooling efficiency
Virtualization
Data storage and replication
Global collaborative services
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Market Drivers
Lower cost will drive the higher level of virtualization
Clouds migration for cost efficiency
Virtualization, virtualization, virtualization
Green, green, green
Cloud/DC HW spend growth
– $94B in 2011
– Growing to $147B in 2016
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Benefits and Challenges
Choosing the right model
– Ultra-low latency across DC for SAN/NAS/HPC = higher performance for all the applications
– Facilitates VMotion beyond data center (long distance “live” migration)
– Shared SAN across data centers
Choosing the wrong model
– Poor applications performance
– More resources, poor utilization
– Increase cost
Model A
Model B
Solution Approaches To Support Shift
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Current approach
Add multiples ports on Routers and add additional wavelength across the DC if team was able to isolate the issues is related to DCI
– Most of the time its hard to isolate the issue to DCI and first point of attack is let’s add additional servers, memory, storage etc.
DC Interconnect without ultra low latency does not improves the performance much
– Servers/VMs still spend significant amount of cycles 50% waiting for IO transactions to complete or retry after time-out
DC Interconnect with ultra low latency not only improves the performance of the IO transaction significantly but also improve the overall transaction rate significantly so less numbers of VM resources needed reducing both CapEx and OpEx
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Centralized NMS
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Site BSite C
Router
Router
Router
Optical Transport
Current Approach Router, Muxponders, Transponders, ROADM
GE/FC-x Port
10GE Router Port
Optical TransportOptical TransportROADM
RING
xD ROADM
GigE/10GE Transponders
GE/FCMuxponders
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Right Solution
Ultra Low Latency across the DC i.e. no significant latency addition beyond the fiber delay
– Better performance achieved from all the DC infrastructure low CAPEX for HPC/SAN and lower OPEX power due to load sharing and better utilization less number of servers, LAN ports needed
Packet Optical solutions to minimize the numbers of wavelength and routers ports “Significant Saving”
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Centralized NMS
Site A
Site B Site C
Integrated Packet Optical DCI Packet Engine + ROADM
Intelligent Packet Optical
Platform
xD ROADM
Packet Engine10/40/100GE FC-x, OC-x, OTN-xSD/HD-SDI Ports
Packet Engine + ROADM or Transponder P-t-P
ROADM RING
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Intelligent Packet Optical based DCI
Minimize the services edge routers ports
Multipoint to multipoint connectivity
Statistical multiplexing
No STP i.e. all links are active!
Sub-50ms protection (Integrated OAM)
True data center extension
Provide a highly flexible and highly available data center
Live migration non-disruptive
Continuous data availability
Common Management
Integrated Packet Optical
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Cloud Connect and Data Center Interconnect
Data Center 1 Data Center 2
Reference Architecture
10 Ge
1 Ge
2x/4x FC
BTI proNX Suite
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Statistical Multiplexing gain
xD ROADM
10GE Transponders
GEMuxponders
xD ROADM
Packet Engine
Packet Engine
74xGE 15x10GE 74xGE 15x10GE
224 Gbps23 wavelengths
56 Gbps6 wavelengths
(4:1 stat mux gain)
4:1 statistical multiplexing75% reduction in WDM optics25% reduction in overall cost
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Intelligent Packet Optical Transport DCI (Redundancy + HA)
Sub-50ms protection
– Unprotected
– Client cross-card LAG
– Line 1:1 optical protection
Active/standby or active/active
Integrated OAM (Y.1731)
– End-end service visibility
– Service performance (availability, latency, jitter, packet loss)
– Troubleshooting tools (loopback, link trace)
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Cloud Connect Solution
Data Center Cloud Connect
BTI proNX Suite
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VMotion across DCI/Cloud
Routed Traffic Continuity During VMotion
10 Ge
1 Ge
2x/4x FC
Data Center 1 Data Center 2
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LAN Extension across Data Center
Data Center 1 Data Center 2
BTI proNX Suite
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Low Latency Native SAN Extension
Data Center 1 Data Center 2
Native Fiber Channel / Storage Extension
BTI proNX Suite
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1 Gbp To 800 Gbps – Pay As You Grow
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Main Shelf 7200 7060 7200 7200
Expansion Shelf n/a 7200 1x 7200 2x 7200
Module Support 19 Dual 10G Transponders –
38 Channels
24 Dual 10G Transponders –
48 Channels
39 Dual 10G Transponders –
78 Channels
Up to 40x 10G DTPR &
Up to 9x MXP10*
Max Transport Bandwidth
380 Gig 480 Gig 780 Gig 890 Gig
Scalable, High CapacityFlexible and Versatile
380 Gig 7 RU933 W
480 Gig 9 RU1170 W
780 Gig 14 RU1886 W
890 Gig 21 RU2828 W
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Operational Simplicity for DCI solution
1 - Select Ports
2 – Confirm Ports
3 – Progress indication
4 – Status
Case Study
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Case Study
Customer Type: Leading Global Web2.0 / Cloud Computing Company
Application: Very High Capacity 10G Optical Transport
System Configuration: Point to Point. 10GE. 80Ch DWDM.
BTI Competitive Advantages: Compact High Density Solution, Low Latency, Cost Effective
Sample Nodal System Configuration
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West Span
800G System per Span
North Span East Span
Each system consists of up to 40 units of 10G Dual TPRs resulting in 800G of transport capacity.
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Intelligent Packet Optical Platform based DCI solution
– 25%-50% CAPEX/OPEX saving due to higher utilization of HPC/SAN and lower power dissipation and better operational efficiency
Simplified operation
– Bulk provisioning & monitoring (Low OPEX)
Scale as you grow
– 10G to 800G with one system at optimum cost using Virtual Chassis innovation
Standard Interfaces (GigE/10GE, HD/SD-SDI, FC-x/FICON, OC-x, STM-x)
– Single Platform for multiple protocols simplified operation and limited FRU
Ultra Low Latency
– Industry-leading latency in nano-seconds (LAN/SAN extension to share the resources across the data center for load sharing)
– Compact low power, purpose build for DCI (GREEN)
Summary – Choosing The Right Model
Question And Answer
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