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Juniper Business Use Only

INTRODUCING CONTRAIL INSIGHTSOPERATIONAL INSIGHTS AND SIMPLICITY

Presenter:

Anuja More

PLM, Analytics and Automation



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AGENDA

• Product Overview

• Features

• What is Overlay-underlay

correlation?

• Use Case Scenarios


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SOLUTION OVERVIEW



CONTRAIL INSIGHTS FOR BETTER NETWORK VISIBILITY & MONITORING

A full-fledged platform that will empower Network Administrators

to better analyze network traffic data

Visualize and monitor

real-time network traffic

flowing across the network

I

Understand workload and

application behavior across

physical and virtual

infrastructure

II

Achieve correlation of the

overlay with the underlay,

providing integrated visibility

into traffic flow paths

III



FEATURES



The Topology View



Topology Graph

Live heatmap at any moment of

time

Available metrics related to hosts

or physical interfaces

Additional information on tooltips

and charts

THE TOPOLOGY VIEW

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An overview of everything that is happening across their infrastructure

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THE TOPOLOGY VIEW



The Top N View



THE TOP N VIEW

Provides end-users with a powerful tool for multi-parameter filtering and drill-downs

Define the level of granularity

by adding columns

Data filtering

Drill down function

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THE TOP N VIEW



The Path Finder



THE PATH FINDER

Allows end-users to track particular connections on a physical infrastructure

Displays traffic paths between

physical or virtual machines

Heatmap that represents the

volume of traffic registered on

each particular edge

The bar chart with traffic

distribution for particular paths

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THE PATH FINDER



WHAT IS

OVERLAY-UNDERLAY

CORRELATION?



THE BUSINESS MODEL OF A DATA CENTER IS TO PROVIDE COMPUTING CAPACITY TO ITS CLIENTS

Data CenterService Provider



THE BUSINESS MODEL OF A DATA CENTER IS TO PROVIDE COMPUTING CAPACITY TO ITS CLIENTS

Data CenterService Provider

Hosts



HOSTS ARE CONNECTED TO EACH OTHER AND TO THE EXTERNAL WORLD BY NETWORK DEVICES

Underlay network consists of physical devices

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Hosts

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DATA CENTRES SHARE RESOURCES AMONG DIFFERENT TENANTS

Tenant BVirtual network B

Tenant CVirtual network C

Tenant DVirtual network D

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USE CASE SCENARIOS



USE CASE EXAMPLES: SCENARIO I

Identify physical path for

particular overlay connection



CLIENT OF THE DATA CENTER HAS SOME CONNECTIVITY ISSUES BETWEEN TWO APPLICATIONS

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USE CASE EXAMPLES: SCENARIO I

DEMO VIDEO



USE CASE EXAMPLES: SCENARIO II

Identify distribution of overlay

connections between two hosts



IDENTIFY DISTRIBUTION OF OVERLAY CONNECTIONS BETWEEN TWO PHYSICAL HOSTS

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USE CASE EXAMPLES: SCENARIO II

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USE CASE EXAMPLES: SCENARIO III

Identify physical resources utilised

by a particular Client of a Data Center



IDENTIFY PHYSICAL RESOURCES UTILISED BY A PARTICULAR CLIENT OF A DATA CENTER




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