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ADVA Optical Networking FSP 3000 and cloud computing
February 17, 2010
Intro to cloud computing…
Definition of cloud computing
“Comes from the early days of the Internetwhere we drew the network as a cloud … wedidn’t care where the messages went … thecloud hid it from us”Kevin Marks (Google)
• Convenient, on-demand network access to a shared pool of configurable resources• Resources include networks, servers, storage, applications
and services• Rapid provisioning and release with minimal management
effort or service provider interaction
National Institute ofStandards and Technology
Cloud deployment models
• Public cloudo Services sold to the public – mega-scale
infrastructure accessible to everybody even though not necessarily for free
o Example: YouTube, Google Apps, …• Community cloud
o Shared infrastructure used by a community sharing the same interest
o Example: Salesforce.com• Private cloud
o Data and processes managed within the enterprise – without restrictions to bandwidth, security or legal requirements
o Example: an internal SAP implementation
SecurityCost
Number ofUsers
Cloud Computingdata center connectivity
Mega data centers
Multi-site virtualization
SLA-based connectivity
Isolated data centers
Cloud computing
Cloud Computing changes the ICT industry. The network will become the most critical asset.
• Outsourced IT• Mission-critical applications• Fully networked
• In-house IT• Best-effort Internet• Limited connectivity
Traditional ITInfrastructure/Platform/SW as a Service
Scalable, secure and …
99.999
… automated network
Reliability
Efficiency
Automation
Connectivity inside the cloud
Data center connectivity is vitally important to efficiently offer reliable cloud services.
Best-effort
SLA-based business access
High-end user
Connectivity to the cloud
Business-grade cloud access is required to successfully migrate mission-critical applications into the cloud.
FSP 3000 summary
Key benefits
• Unconstrained Optical+Ethernet networking Single platform for all transport requirements from access to core
with end-to-end service management Ease-of-use thanks to automation, simplified planning and OAM
• Energy-efficient NGN foundation Low power consumption, small footprint WDM-PON extension for scalable broadband networks
o First-to-market with innovative value-added services
Key features
• WDM system with 80 protected wavelengths in p-t-p, p-t-multipoint (WDM-PON), OADM, ring and mesh topologies
• CWDM / DWDM / ROADM with GMPLS• High-density transponder, muxponder and packet aggregation
modules up to 40Gbit/s client and line speed• EDFA and Raman amplifier options extend reach
beyond 2000km and up to 50dB single-span loss
Key applications
• Multi-service metro and regional transport platform• Optical access, backhaul and wavelength services• Fiber relief and private enterprise networks
The scalable opticaltransport solution
ADVA Optical Networking benefits
• Power- and space-efficient system design• Transparent data transport at lowest latency• Integrated encryption and optical line monitoring• Extensive interop testing with all major vendors• Transmission interfaces ranging up to 100Gbit/s• Built-in redundancy and protection concepts• Flexible optical layer with MD-ROADM technology• Easy-to-install system architecture• Integrated GMPLS control plane
Leading-edge cloud computing solution
5TCE continues FSP3000’s cloud leadership• Universal: Supports all storage applications• Fast: Low latency w/ real-time measurement• Powerful: 1000km reach• Flexible: Tunable DWDM line IF for up to 80• Secure: In-flight encryption on the card• Qualified – with all major SAN vendors
Single card for GbE, 10GE1/2/4/8/10G FC
8GFC5G IB 10G IB
40 GE16G FC 100 GE
SFP
SFP
SFP
SFP
SFP+
Mux
tunableLine I/F
Scalable FibreChannel, InfiniBand and Ethernet transport protects investment.Real-time latency measurement and encryption satisfy most stringent requirements.
Enterprise services
To learn more…WEBINAR
Thank you
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