gluecon 2013 keynote: the true potential of network virtualization, scott sneddon, nuage networks
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PROPRIETARY – USE PURSUANT TO COMPANY INSTRUCTION Nuage Networks
The True Potential of Network Virtualization
Scott Sneddon [email protected] @ssneddon
Number of endpoints
Traditional Server Environment Virtualized Compute Environment
Nature of connections
Connection longevity
Service Requirements Simple Variable
Impacts on Network
NETWORK ELEMENT MANAGER
Fabric (ToR & Core SW)
DC Edge (GW-Router)
Orchestration
STORAGE MGMT
App
App
COMPUTE MGMT
V-Switch
Cumbersome
57%
18%
13%
8%
4%
Source: James Hamilton, VP and Distinguished Engineer Amazon Web Services
Servers
Other Networking
Power
Power Distribution & cooling
Inefficient
A shift in How applications interact with the network
IT-Friendly Definition
A Fundamental Shift
Lost in Translation
A shift in How network services are instantiated
Auto-instantiation
A Fundamental Shift
Configuration-driven
SDN Controller
Instantaneous programming of the network
Virtualized Services Controller (VSC)
Event-driven automation
Integration of bare-metal assets
Virtual Routing & Switching (VRS)
Business/IT policy engine (definition of rules)
Analytics & service templates
Virtualized Services Directory (VSD)
Virtualized Services Platform (VSP)
Nuage Networks VSP Software Suite
Current (1st Gen) Nuage Networks VSP
Within one datacenter (partial or full) Across multiple datacenters
Manual Seamless, Automated
L2 with L3/L4 support Integrated L2-L4
Proprietary Open/Standards based (BGP)
Basic Policy-based provisioning, abstraction and analytics
Virtualized Services Platform
Service Provider
Enterprise A
Enterprise B
Engineering
Operations
QA
Operations
Engineering
User 2
User 1
User 3
User 2
User 1
User 2
User 1
User 3
User 1
User 2
Domain 2
App Container
Zones
Domain 1
App Container
Zones
ROLE BASED HIERARCHY FLEXIBLE ASSIGNMENT TO RESOURCES
Programmability
Instant, policy-based connectivity
IP Network
VM
VM
VM
Compute Management.
Virtualized Services Directory
Compute or Storage Event
Automation
Compute Event
Virtual switches
Hypervisor
Hypervisor
Hypervisor
Hypervisor
Hypervisor
Hypervisor
Hypervisor
Hypervisor
Hypervisor
Hypervisor
Hypervisor
Hypervisor
DC1 Zone 1
Cloud Service Management Plane
Datacenter Control Plane
Datacenter Data Plane DC1 Zone 2 Datacenter 2`
Federation of controllers
DC WAN Router
Service Provider Data Plane
IP / MPLS
Service Provider Control Plane
Virtualized Services Controller
Virtualized Services Directory
Virtualized Services Controller
Business VPN Service
Private Datacenter
Domain
Subnets
VPN Internet
Zones
Policies
Seamless Connectivity
DATACENTER
NETWORK
. . . .
Any Compute Virtualization Environment
Any Datacenter Networking Hardware
Any Server or Hypervisor
Openness
Continuous network service delivery DevOps for NetOps
Application driven automation
Provide a complete toolkit…
Help us (netops) get there
• Don’t accept the status quo
• Empower your netops team to improve the service they deliver to you
• Include your network architects early in technology research
• Encourage a “blurry” demarcation of responsibilities • Encourage your network engineers to take a codecademy course