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Dell NFV

Virtualization in Service Provider NetworksSeoul , Korea

[email protected]

Telco Business / Dell OEM Solutions

7 Sept 2016

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• Dell - Internal Use - Confidential

Agenda

Dell Introduction & NFV history

The Evolving Service Provider Market

Network Function Virtualization (NFV)

Dell NFV Solution

Use Cases: VE-CPE and Mobile Edge Computing

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Dell + EMC Dell Technologies ( Day 1 : Sept 7)

Key Facts:

• Founded in 1984

• +100,000 employees

• 650 service centers worldwide

• Leader in server, storage, virtualization, cloud software, and PCs

• Dell + EMC = largest technology company in the world

Transformand optimize IT infrastructure and applications for agility

Informthe enterprise by deriving greater insights from data

Protect data and environments against evolving security threats

Connectpeople to the resources they need — anytime, anywhere

To deliver technology solutions that enable people everywhere to grow, thrive and reach their full potentialOur purpose

and beliefs

Our customer imperatives

Customerbenefits

Simplify the complex

Drive outinefficiency

Make the powerful easy to use

Deliver long-term value

Rapid time to value Superior ease of use Unrivaled flexibility

Compute Centric Software Defined Cloud ScaleOur design

principles

Essential infrastructure to modernize IT and enable digital business

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Future-Ready ingredients and design tenets

Investment

assurance

Future protection,

better TCO

Scalability

on demand

Tailored to workloads,

designed to grow with you

Access to

latest innovations

Multiple flexible paths to

integration of new capabilities

Dell is different

Open &

standards-based

Choice preservation,

upgrades without forklifts

Modular

systems

Adaptive building blocks,

not monolithic stacks

Modern

portfolio

Transparent approach with no

vested interest in legacy systems

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MA

NO

vN

FN

FV

i

ETSI Architectural Reference Model(European Telecommunications Standards Institute)

Before

Service Convergence

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Dell NFV HistoryBillion packets/s

architecture

IDF - September

2013

SDN + NFV

Dell World

December

2013

Data driven

Elastic Scaling

RedHat Summit

April 2014

World record 200+ Gb/s NFV

Continuing

Research and

Innovation

RedHat Openstack

Partnership

Leaderhsip of CloudNFV

February 2014

ETSI NFV

POC#1

October

2013

Founding Platinum Member,

Secretary of the Board,

September 2014

World record 200+

Gb/s NFV

July 2014

NFV Starter Kit

Announcement

Dusseldorf

October 2014

ETSI NFV

ISG

member

April 2013

ETSI NFV

PoC ZONE

Dusseldorf

October 2014

Michael Dell Live

Demo of NFV

February 2015

POC Trail at NFV

World Congress

May 2015

Dell NFV Lab goes Live

OPNFV first

release Arno

Dell NFV Lab goes

Live

May 2015

- The OpenStack Foundation

- The Open Networking Foundation

- The Open Compute Project

- The Linux Foundation’s Open Platform for NFV

- Platinum Member of OpenDaylight Project

OpenRack

Dell Joined

Titanium cloud

Server eco-

system

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Providing the most flexible path to network modernization

Best-of-breed integrated platformsDell PowerEdge + Dell Storage + Dell Networking

Extreme Scale Infrastructure

10system

bays

2power bays

2switch bays

10Fan

units

Blade ServerNFV

Starter Kit(13RU)

Dell Data Center Scalable solutions

• Converged architectures, Pre-configured and tested

• Accelerated deployment with NFV Starter kits

• NEBS compliant portfolio

• Infrastructure management

• Modular, dense and scalable to any size

• Semi custom, “Vanity Free” dense servers

• Broad menu of peripherals

• Faster TTM for new technology

• Future-Ready (software-defined infrastructure

• Repeatable common design patterns

• Optimized for massive scale - Dell powers the worlds largest hyper-scale data centers

• Customized for specific computing needs, leveraging Dell’s leadership in data center infrastructure

• From design to deployment

Cloud optimized modular datacenters

HyperscaleTraditional

30,341 racks deployedwhich if stacked atop one another, would be more than 125x the height of One World Trade Center (aka ‘Freedom Tower’)

(30,341 racks @ avg. 7.4 feet each = 224,819 ft.; OWTC is 1776 feet high)

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1. Select compute form factor (blade/rack)

2. Select Linux and Openstack distribution

3. Select options: data plane acceleration, element/fabric management

DellNetworking

4 x S60001 x S4820T

PowerEdgeRack Servers

5 x R630

DellNetworking

2 x S60001 x S4820T

PowerEdgeBlade Chassis

M1000e5 x M630

2 x MXL

Rack Server NFV Starter Kit

(10RU)

Blade ServerNFV Starter Kit

(13RU)

Dell NFV Starter Kits

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Vertical Market Presence and Appliance Solutions (OEM)

Servers

• Network Equipment Provider relationships

• Standard IT infrastructure components and software

• Network Function Virtualization

• Carrier grade solutions, including NEBS L3 & ETSI compliant platforms

• Member of key industry associations such as the TIA

Telecom

• Virtual Desktop integration for secure and easy access to patient information (MCC)

• HIPPA compliant on and off premise clinical archiving solutions (UCA)

• Electronic Medical Records

• High Performance Computing

• OEM Solution Partners

• Industrial grade Solutions

• Ruggedized Solutions

• Shaping standards through industry consortia

• Experience partnering with customers for IoT solutions

• Analytics IP

• Video surveillance

• Digital signage

• Education

• Aerospace/defense

• Oil and Gas

• Kiosks and Point of sale

• Computer software & applications

• Information Security Devices

Industrial automationHealthcare Additional industries

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Dell - Internal Use - Confidential10

The communications services market …

Mobile data traffic will

increase by

10x

There will be9.2 billion

mobile subscriptions

By 2019…

>80%of subscriptions will be for mobile

broadband

The cost to support data traffic is increasing, but the revenue from data services is growing much slower.

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Case Study: Mobile Core Capacity and Growth

SOURCE: ACG Research: TCO Study on Virtualized Mobile Core (Q3-2015)

Subscriber Growth (Revenue) : ~7% CAGR

Traffic Growth (OPEX+CAPEX): ~50% CAGR

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Inflection Point: Where Does it Break

SOURCE: ACG Research: TCO Study on Virtualized Mobile Core (Q3-2015)

Flexible Architecture

Traditional Infra

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You’re at the intersection of traditional & new NetworkThe new Network must be compute-centric, software-defined, deployed at cloud scale

1. New architectures and technologieschanging the velocity and ease with which new services are introduced…in a cost effective manner.

2. New services and business models – New Economicsdesigned to harness the ‘always-on, instant-access’ device experience.

3. New competitive landscape – New Vendor Mixchallenging the status quo of connectivity and service delivery.

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The Dell Carrier Cloud

Infrastructure elements

Virtualization software

Carrier Cloud platform

100% Open and standards based Scalable in any direction Maximum choice and flexibility

Hyper-Scale Cloud Service FederationApplicationsNFV IoT

Systems ManagementDell PowerEdge Servers X-scaleDell NetworkingDell Storage

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What is Network Function Virtualization (NFV) ?

• Improve service delivery cost structures

• Accelerate service innovation and creationBenefits

Executed as virtual network functions on virtualized software-defined infrastructure

NFV is an architecture not just virtualization

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Why NFV ?The value proposition

SOURCE: Infonetics—SDN and NFV Strategies: Global Service Provider Survey

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Dell NFV Platform

• 100% open and standards- based

• Scalable in any direction

• Maximum choice and flexibility

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Dell NFV Platform with Openstack*……logical architecture, sub-systems and solution components

NFV Platform Components

- Servers: Dell R730

- Storage: SDS

- Network: S6000

- OS: Wind River Linux/ CentOS

- Openstack: Wind River Titanium Server

- SDN Contrl: ODL

- I/F Chaining: Open Workflow (AOW)

- FabricMgmt: Active Fabric Manager

- ElementMgt: Foglight, OMNM, OME

Orchestration Components

- Svc Orch: Operator Choice

- VNF Mgr: Operator Choice

Solution Packaging Options

- Operator or SI Integrated/Validated

- Factory Pre-Integrated & Tested

- Operator’s VNF choices Pre-loaded

R730 SDS S6000

AFM ODL

Foglight OMNM OME

Wind River Titanium ServerDPDKvRouter

VNF Orchestrator(VNFO)

Open Workflow

*aligned with OPNFV; representation above is an example of choices available for linux, openstack and other components

Wind River Linux, OVP

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Management and Orchestration (MANO)

Partner ecosystem

Virtual Network Functions (VNFs)

VNF VNF VNF VNF VNF

VNF Foundation Software

Dell NFV Platform

NFV Infrastructure (NFVI)

NFV Foundational Software

Operating System and Virtualization Software

Dell Servers Dell Storage Dell Networking

Virtual Infrastructure Manager (VIM)

OpenStack

Fabric Management

Element Management

Service Orchestrator

VNF Manager

Dell AFM

Dell OpenManage Dell OMNM

Select the NFVI, VIM and ecosystem software that you want

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Largest NFV Deployment Worldwide is on Dell

• North America: Verizon Dell is the NFVi Provider

RedHat + BigSwitch

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Dell NFV deployment scenarios

1. vIMS: Virtual IP Multimedia Subsystem

2. vEPC: Virtual Evolved Packet Core

3. VS-SC: Virtual Services-Service Chaining

4. vPE: Virtual Provider Edge, Service Anchor Point

5. vE-CPE: Virtual Enterprise-Customer Premise Equip.

6. OMB: Optimized Mobile Broadband

vIMSvEPC

vSC

vPE

vE-CPE

vCPE

OMB

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Use Cases:

1. Enterprise vE-CPE

2. Mobile Edge Computing (MEC)

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Enterprise vE-CPE

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Customer Premises Equipment (Typical Enterprise Branch Location Today)

Branch-1

Branch-1500

WAN

WAN

DATA CENTERS

XaaS(DELL+VMWARE)

XaaS(DELL+VMWARE)

SwitchCisco

RouterF5

Load BalancerCheckpoint

FirewallRiverbed

WAN Optimizer

Switch Router Load Balancer Firewall WAN Optimizer

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Today’s CPE: Service Introduction / Lifecycle/ Refresh

Certify

Individual Hardware and

Software

Stage/Test

Rollout & Lifecycle Manage

(Continuous Truck Rolls)

2

Need a solution that’s: Flexible, Agile and Dynamic that can adapt to service demands and is fully automated and orchestrated with reduced OPEX and CAPEX.

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Dell Business vE-CPE

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Hypervisor (VMware/ Titanium server)

V V V

Dell Business vE-CPE Platform

Network Functions

Hypervisor Layer

VE-CPE

vE-CPE Functional Layers

Virtualize Functions

P P P P

P

V

Physical

Virtual

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Dell Embedded 5000 as the vE-CPE Platform

• Fanless, MIL-STD-810G Rugged

• Designed for 24 x 7 x 365 Operation

• 5yrs Longevity

• Specification• CPU: Quad-core Intel® Core i7-6820EQ2 (3.5GHz)

• Memory: 64GB

• Storage: 512GB SSD (256GBx2)

• 4G LTE WWAN

• 4 x 10/100/1000 RJ-45 Copper Ports

• 2 x Fiber Ports

• Dimension: 246 mm wide x 270 mm high x 113 mm deep(9.5 x 10.5 x 4.5 inches)

2

2 x Fiber

4 xRJ45

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NETWORK AUTOMATION

End-to-End Solution Framework: vE-CPE as a Service

Branch Location

MPLS

Internet

4G

1. Dell vE-CPE Platform2. Hypervisor and Control Solution (VMware / Wind River Titanium Server)3. Network, Orchestration Provisioning and Service Chaining

DataCenter

LAN VMWare/Wind River Titanium Server Hypervisor (Thin/Lean)

V V V

Dell VCPE Platform

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Evolution of Business vE-CPE

Truck Roll Hardware & Download

VNFs

Instantiate, Configure and Service Chain VNFs

Remote

Deploy/Manage VNF

CPE vE-CPE

Cost Effective . Automated. Carrier Grade Solution.

Months to Minutes

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Mobile Edge Computing (MEC)

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Globally Mobile Network Operator Business Model Is Challenged

Voice and messaging revenues are diminishing

Data is growing at exponential rate

Source: Nokia, Cisco, T-Mobile

MNO’s are turning into a Bit-Pipe for OTT Apps

Source: Telco 2.0

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Mobile Edge Computing• Edge data processing, Proximity

& Ultra-low latency services (ex: 5G)

• Real-time access to radio network information

• Location awareness

EdgeCloud

• Drastic reduction in transport and RAN OPEX

• Best possible user experience

• Create new revenues opportunities, in M2M, smart cities, content delivery

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MNO’s Can Improve Network Economics

Reduce OPEX through virtualization at the Radio Access

Increase revenues through innovation in IoT and M2M markets

Mobile Edge Computing

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Mobile Edge Computing (ETSI)

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MEC Middleware

MEC Apps (Akamai)

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Mobile Edge Computing: A Node View

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Content and Application acceleration

EPC

Internet

MEC

DNSCacheCDN

MEC

DNSCacheCDN

New content monetization

options

Better Utilization of

network resources

Best User Experience

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