20th march session three by prosenjit bhattacharjee

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Data Center TransformationVirtualization

Prosenjit Bhattacharjee


Evolution of a Datacenter

Hub Room

Server Room


Data Center: A Simplified View

DATA/INFO

USERS

APPLICATIONS DATA/INFO

DATACENTER


What is Data Center Infrastructure?

DC facilitiesOperations

Applications

Servers

DATA/INFO

StorageDC Network

LAN/SAN/IPCCore/Distribution


Extended Enterprise

Servers Are Everywhere

Logistics

XML

Warehouse

Credit

EDI

SOAP

ERP

SCM

Customer Master

Accts

Purchasing

CRM…Notify Sales Rep

Premium Customer

?

Update Call

Center

Update Contract

s

Customer Hits “Buy”

Check Credit History

Deliver Order

ProcessOrder

ShipOrde

r

CheckCredit

Bill Custome

r

Update Cust Svce

ProcessOrder

CheckCredit

ShipOrder

BillCustomer

UpdateCust Svce

…

Check Customer

DB

Check Inventor

y

Initiate Billing

Procure Material

Credit Override required

CheckCredit

Update Inventor

y

Update Call

Center

Enter

Order

ConfirmShipmen

t

Order Complet

eBilling

Notification

UpdateRecords

Data CenterBranch / WAN

Check Account Balance

Check Availabilit

y

Credit Approve

d Intranet

WAN

ExtranetPack & Ship

Order


Universal I/OUbiquitous Connectivity

Complexity, Cost, Power




What if we could shrink an entire Datacenter into a

single 42 U Rack ??


Data Center Evolution Towards IT as a Service

Storage

Servers

Apps

Application-Based Silos

Network

ExternalCloud Services

Zones ofVirtualization

ITaaS(aka Internal Cloud)

Standardize

Consolidate

Virtualize

Automate

Self-Service

Centralize

From silos… …to Dynamic Data Centers


From Today’s Data Center to “Cloud”

CPU Storage

Virtualization

Cloud OS

Tiered Apps,Composite

Apps

Traditional Apps

Grid Apps

CPU Storage

Virtualization

System Mgmt

Apps

Network

Cloud OS: Assigns and arranges virtualized resources dynamically for applications and workloads

Extended IP Infra: The IP network with abstractions to support thecloud model (e.g. security, SLA enablement)

VirtualizationVirtualization

ExtendedIP Infra


Virtualization is not a “Magic Wand”Great Benefits but also New Challenges

Infrastructure

Per-Virtual Machine services required Multi-Core CPU’s, More I/O Bandwidth New emphasis on Security, Trust, QoS

Organization Breaks Current Organizational Model Reduces Visibility into ‘Hidden’ Resources Requires Continuous Availability/Provisioning

New Paradigm

Virtual Machine is the New “Atomic Unit” Dynamic Movement of VMs / Applications New Options: VDI, Clouds, Workload Portability

Benefits

Increased resource utilization

Decreased power and cooling

Faster provisioning

Higher availability

Business continuity


• Data• Process• Skills• Organization

ComputeVirtualization

Today

Crossing the Chasm … Virtualization at Scale?

• Current architecture will not support compute virtualization at scale• Today:

• Silo’ed islands of virtualization Cost shift vs. savings• Piece part assembly High systems integration costs

• Result: decreasing ROI and responsiveness with increasing virtualization

Tornado

Main Street

EarlyAdopters

TotalAssimilation

Source: TCG Advisors

Chasm


Virtualization Incumbents have low Incentives to Move Away from Bolt-On Architecture

HW Power Manager

Low-level Server Monitor and Configuration Manager

OS Patch/Update Management

HW Performance Manager

HW Device Monitor and Configuration Manager

Virtual & Physical NIC Config and Multi-server Manager

Physical and Logical Server Migration

OS Deployment Manager

Virtual Machine Deployment Manager

Virtual Server Manager

Capacity and Resource Manager

Remote Support and Recovery

Automation Framework

Accidental Architecture

Databases

Software Agents

• Vendors “simplify” by adding another layer and providing professional services

• Result - Legacy Server vendors have cobbled together software layers to manage hardware

• Result is a complex stack of management software to support servers

Server vendor revenues driven by service & software to manage


Datacenter 3.0 Framework

Data Center Networking

Unified Fabric

Unified Computing

Private Clouds

Inter-Cloud

Location Freedom

HWFreedom

ProvisioningFreedom

Business ProcessFreedom


Phase 1: Data Center Networking

DC Interconnect Solutions

DC Edge RoutingWAN Optimization

Application Switching Solutions

ASA and ACE Families

SAN Switching Solutions

MDS 9000 Family

Ethernet Switching and Unified Fabric Solutions

Catalyst Family Nexus Family


Resource conservation of Array ports

Improved data mgmt. & compliance

Server to storage I/O troubleshooting

Storage Virtualization

Bare metal mobility between clusters

VM mobility between clusters

Improved capacity utilization

Server Virtualization

VSANs

Users

NetworkVirtualization

IP / MPLS VPNs

VLANs

StoragePool

StorageFabric

Virtual Volumes

Server Pool

OS

App

Physical Server

Virtual Machines

VSANs

Virtualized Services (FW, LB etc)

IP / MPLS VPNs

VLANs Virtual I/O

VolumesPhysical

OS

App

OS

App

Hypervisor

OS

App

OS

App

OS

App

OS

App

VLANs, QOS, VSANs, Zones

Virtual Context, Virtual Firewalls,

FCoE, VDC’s, VPC, Priority Queueing

Network Virtualization

Storage Virtualization

Server Virtualization

Phase-2: Virtualization in the Datacenter

Virtual Device Contexts Virtual Firewall & Load Balancer Contexts Unified Fabric

Virtual SANs Inter-VSAN Routing Network hosted Storage Virt.

VN-Link NPV Unified Fabric Lossless 10G Ethernet


vSwitch vSwitch

App

OS

Net State

vSwitch

App

OS

Net StateNet State

App

OS

Legacy Virtual Network SwitchCan not apply network policies to the vSwitch


vSwitch vSwitch

App

OS

vSwitch

App

OS

Net State Net StateNet State

App

OS

vNetwork Distributed SwitchVN-Link Domain

Cisco VN-LinkNetwork Policies Tied to Virtual Machine


VirtualizationPlatform

ComputePlatform

NetworkPlatform

Simplified Set-up, improved Business Metrics, enables Dynamic Provisioning

…Optimized for VirtualizationIntegrated Architecture…

Solution

Cohesive system that unites compute, network, storage access and virtualization

Management simplification

Reduced TCO Increased business

agility Improved energy

efficiency

Benefits

Phase 3: Unified ComputingUnleashing the Full Potential of the Data Center


Mgmt Server

Server Deployment Today

Over the past 10 years• An evolution of size, not thinking• More servers & switches than ever• Management applied, not integrated• Virtualization amplifies the problem

Result• More points of management• More difficult to maintain policy

coherence• More difficult to secure• More difficult to scale


Embed management

Unify fabrics

Optimize virtualization

Remove unnecessary switches,

adapters,

management modules

Less than 1/2 the support infrastructure for a given workload

Mgmt Server

Our Solution

Mgmt ServerMgmt Server


Mgmt Server

Unified Computing System

A single system that encompasses:Network: Unified fabric

Compute: Industry standard x86

Virtualization optimized

Unified management modelDynamic resource provisioning

Efficient ScaleCisco network scale and services

Fewer servers with more memory

Lower costFewer servers, switches, adapters, cables

Lower power consumption

Fewer points of management

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SAN B

Simplifying the Data Center cont…Single, scalable integrated system

Network + compute virtualization

Dynamic resource provisioning

Mgmt SAN ALAN


Up to 10% better processor performance via Cisco Hypervisor Bypass Technology

Per VM Network services through VN-Link

Cisco Unified Computing System

Unified Fabric

Wire once, low latency FC and Ethernet

• Virtualization aware Scalable, manageable and diagnosable

Blade form factor Intel Xeon Processor 5500 series.

More than double the memory capacity of competing systems

Industry Standard Servers

Virtualized Services

Fine-grained control, portability, and visibility of network, compute, and storage attributes

Increased Processor Efficiency with Hypervisor Bypass

Upto 80% reduction in Cabling

Any workload on any Server

Scalable

Up to 50% fewer components, switches, adaptors and management modules to purchase, manage, power, and cool

Up to 30% lower memory and SW licensing costs via Cisco Extended Memory Technology

Automated Provisioning

Embedded single point of management and provisioning

Visibility and control across technology silos

Ongoing management and compliance

Up to 90% greater administrator efficiency, with faster changes and fewer incidents

Process Automation

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Cisco UCS Industry recognition

"Best Data Center Innovation" Award


Consolidation

Virtualization

Automation

Private Cloud

Public/Hybrid Clouds

Cisco’s Validated Infrastructure Packages Accelerate Infrastructure Virtualization and Private Cloud Adoption

Security & Compliance?

Standardization?

Integration?

SLA?

Cisco Validated Pvt Cloud Ready Infrastructure Packages

Steps 4&5: Data Center Evolution Towards IT as a Service


Virtual Computing Environment Leading the journey to pervasive virtualization and private cloud Partner

Ecosystem Leverage

Solutions Ventureand Investment

Integrated Sales, Services and Support

Technology Innovations Vblock Infrastructure Packages

Extensive and Ongoing Collaboration

Imagine the power of three…

Unprecedented collaboration of three technology innovators and market leaders in concert with their partner ecosystems


Vblock Infrastructure Packages A New Way of Delivering IT

Rapid deployment model of virtualized infrastructure

Pre-integrated and validated solutions reduce total cost of ownership

Service level driven through predictable performance and operational characteristics

Improved compliance/security and reduced risk

Accelerate Time to Results – Reduce TCO

Compute

Network

Virtualization

OperatingSystems

Applications

Information

Storage

Vblock Infrastructure Packages

Solution Packages

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Payback on Improved Asset UtilizationExtend useful asset life, Defer Capital, Attenuate P&C

Now Year 3 Year 4 Year 5 Year 6

20% Efficiency

Total Capacity Utilized Capacity

75

15

94

19

117

23

Thermal Ceiling

Year 1 Year 2

Savings: $180M / 4.5 yrs$15M/yr Capital$25M/yr Opex

15 19

7575

23

75

29

75

40

75

46

94

56

117

Thermal Ceiling

Now Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 Year 4 Year 5 Year 6

60% Efficiency

$250M New Data centre$25M/yr Opex

Benefits Deferred Need for New DC Reclaimed Storage Improved Utilization Better Power Efficiencies


Cisco IT Production Deployment 1 megawatt, 10,000 sq ft Greenfield Facility

40% cost savings in cabling, fiber, patch cords and labor

30% more power available to servers

50%+ physical servers in the same space

Up to 28,000 virtual machines versus 7,200 in a legacy environment of the same size

Up to 4 times more virtual machines per kilowatt of power; minimum of 76 virtual machines are being deployed per kilowatt of power

Unified Computing System Results

Results for Unified Computing System in conjunction with Nexus 7000 and Nexus 5000 5 production business apps including News@Cisco and the Office of the Chairman and CEO


DC Networking

Unified Fabric

Unified Computing

Inter-Cloud

Private Clouds

Cisco Data Center 3.0 Innovation Roadmap

Consolidation Virtualization Automation Utility Market

2010

Cisco MDS

Nexus 7000

Nexus 5000

Nexus 1000V

Nexus 2000

UCS B Series

UCS C Series

Nexus 4000

Cisco ACE

Cisco WAASCisco Catalyst


Data Center Virtualization Solution

Cisco Data Center 3.0 Ecosystem

Network Services

ASA

VPN

E-mail Security

Security

ACE

WAAS

Application Delivery

Storage Network

MDS 9000

Storage

SAN

Server Access Network

N5000

N7000

Servers

N5000CBS3100 C49xx

Unified Fabric

DC LAN GbE/10GbE

C6500

N7000

N7000

V V VVV V VV

N1000

Data Center Management Data Center Network Manager– Topology Visualization and Provisioning

ANM– Advanced L4-7 Services Module Management

Data Center Best Practices and Services Cisco Services and Support Cisco Data Center Assurance

Program

Application PartnersStorage Partners

Virtualization and Unified Fabric Partners

http://wwwin.cisco.com/wwchannels/gp/dc_partners/Xiotech/index.shtml


Next Steps…

Define

Identify

Execute

Review current architecture

Review business objectives

Define end-state architecture

Your Strategy

Consolidation

Virtualization

Automation

Your Tactical Projects

Incremental evolution

IT as a service center

Organizational alignment

Transform Your Data

Center


Ensuring Success with Cisco

TechnologyInnovation

Data Center Assurance Program

ProfessionalServices

BusinessPartners

20th march session three by prosenjit bhattacharjee

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data center evolution

data center infrastructure

todays data center

new options

new emphasis

entire datacenter

new atomic unit

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