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Cisco IT and Data Center Migration Strategy EU Partners

Sanjeeva Meegama – Cisco IT General Manager, Japan

March 21 2013

2

In This Session

The Pulse of “New Normal”

IT @ Cisco

Data Center Strategy &

Migration Story

The Pulse of “New Normal”

Living in Uncertain Times

Global Economic Downturn

Widespread Political Chaos

Fiscal Cliffs and Abysses

Shifting World Order

A World in Critical Care

2020… 30% of all data

uses the cloud.

2020… 50GB devices will

be connected to

the Internet.

2014… VIDEO will

QUADRUPLE

all IP traffic.

2010 – 2015… MOBILE data traffic

will grow 92%

CAGR.

While the World

Changes at Network Speed

IT Operational Excellence

IT As a Service

Pervasive Security and Compliance

Connected Experience

Cloud Architectures

Immersive Collaboration

Global Expansion of the Business

Employee Engagement and Productivity

Minimizing Business Risks

Innovation and New Business Models

Process Change – Operational Efficiency

Partnerships – Strategy, Business

Development

Concerns

CEO CIO

CEO and CIO

Worlds Have Converged

Funding

Impact on business

Pressure toward innovation,

growth & productivity

Funding

Impact on

Business

Pressure toward

Innovation,

growth

and productivity

• Growth

• Experience

• Productivity

• Time to capability

• Replication

• Flexibility

• Scale

• Speed

Tech Leader

Challenges and Priorities

IT @ Cisco

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EMPLOYEES

GLOBAL APPROACH

SERVICES-LED SOLUTIONS

ENABLE

CISCO’S

BUSINESS

THROUGH

INNOVATIVE

TECHNOLOGY

SERVICES


Governed

Capabilities

Network Services

Infrastructure Services

Foundation Services

Functional

Business Services Large Scale Services

Operating

Process

Services

Operating

Technical

Services

Application

Services

Development


FIVE CORPORATE PRIORITIES

IT Priorities

Expectations

Services

Review

Organizational

Health

Strategic

Investment

Planning

Architectural

Reviews

Checkpoints

VSEM

Roadmaps


Services

Review

Organizational

Health

Strategic

Investment

Planning

Architectural

Reviews

Enterprise Architecture

Strategy Review

• Technical architecture

strategy and health

• Architectural dependencies

• Architectural roadmaps

Strategic Investment Planning

• Prioritize potential investments

• Funding models

• Execution plans

Review of IT Service Portfolio

• Cost, quality, risk, leverage,

speed, experience

• Progress to deliverables

Organizational Health

• Talent development

• Functional health

• Financial health


Data Center Strategy and

Migration Story

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300 locations in

165+ countries

550 offices

32 Cisco data centers

72,000+ employees

334,000 sq. ft.

of data center space

35.6 MW of UPS power

to raised floors

46PB Storage

30K Servers

85% Virtualized

95% Virtualization Target


How is the current Data Center infrastructure

viewed by application teams?

Too

Slow

Too

Expensive

Too

Inflexible Too

Much Down

Time


DC & Cloud Strategy…

17

Growth Enablement

Transformation Run as a business, Internal SP.. Cloud

Resiliency Multi-DC, Tier-III,

Operations

Capacity New DC, Consolidation,

Virtualization Global Next-Gen DC 4 new DCs (15+ MW), Tier III & II

Consolidation & Migration

Unified Infrastructure Unified Fabric, 10500+ UCS,

DC Orchestration, x86-only

Virtualization Metro-Virtual DC, >85% compute,

Virtual DC & NW, Repurpose-DR

Cloud (CITEIS), Gen 1 & 2 IaaS+PaaS, Service Catalog,

Elasticity, Self-Service

… and Execution


2005 2012

6845 Total Servers 30692 Total Servers

Linux 35%

Windows 25%

SUN 37%

HPUX 3%

Linux 80%

Windows 16%

SUN 4%

HPUX 0%


Data Center Aggregation

Block

Network Services

Block

Catalyst 4948

Catalyst 6509

Catalyst 6509

SAN B

SAN A

Ethernet

Fiber Channel

Server OOB Mgmt.


Data Center Aggregation

Block

Network Services

Block

Nexus 7000

Catalyst® 6509

SAN B SAN A

SAN Aggregation


From cabling to your Data Center organization – UCS simplifies

From ad hoc and

inconsistent…

2001

…to structured, but

siloed, complicated

and costly… 2008

…to simple, optimized

and automated … 2013

What does your Data Center organization look like?


Driving Adoption and Virtualization

10800+ Total UCS Blades Deployed Globally* *Count covers all lifecycles and all stages of blade commissioning. Data as of Jan 2013

Data

Center

UCS

Blades

ALLEN 1090

AMS 482

BGL 865

BOX 232

GPK 96

IRV 87

LWR 35

MTV 186

NTN 120

RCDN 2756

RTP 2230

SJC 2441

SNG 16

SVL 212


Legacy systems reaching technology end of life and scalability limits

Increasing maintenance and support costs for older platforms

Proprietary (e.g. HP-UX, VFS) vs. “open” (Linux)

Data Center migration: Technology/architecture “rethink” opportunity

Oracle de-support for Itanium

Cisco UCS provides better performance at considerably lower cost

Large

ERP DB Size Description Migration Date

C3 (12xB440) 40 TB

Cisco Customer Care Center (TAC) and Service Sales

(Contracts, Installed Base and Entitlement Repository) –

Oracle E-Biz 11i with Oracle 10g

2012

COE (4xB200) 3 TB The Configuration & Ordering Experience 2011

E-Customer

(2xB440) 8 TB E-Customer – Customer Master 2011

QTC/BV

(4xB440) 6 TB/4 TB Quote and order entry 2011

G2C (2xB440) 4 TB Goal to Commissions 2010

PDBPROD

(4xB200) 1 TB

Plan to Build (P2B) Manufacturing & Logistics. Procure

to Pay (P2P) Finance. 2010

BI

(ODS/CORE)(

3xB440)

28 TB/ 3 TB Business Intelligence systems, Data Warehouse 2012


Legacy C3 Environment

• Highly active, revenue impacting OLTP database

• Based on EBS 11i/10g ~ 200+ bolt-on applications

• 3 RAC Node HP IA64 Superdomes

• 128 Cores each @ 1.5 GHz, 512 GB RAM, EMC SAN

• ~ 36 TB, expected 40 TB soon

• Redo of 3 TB/day; peaks 4 to TB

• ~ 8000+ sessions from Conc. managers and JVM

connections

• Reached hard limit on vertical scalability!

Considerable Cost to

increase capacity or

move to next-gen

Superdomes

with

Multiple life cycle env


Current C3 Environment – (N+1) with 50% more capacity

• Highly active, revenue impacting OLTP database

• Based on EBS 11i/10g ~ 200+ bolt-on applications

• 12 RAC Node Cisco UCS

• 32 Cores each Xeon 7500, 256 GB RAM, EMC SAN

• ~ 40 TB DB size

• Redo of 5 TB/day

• ~ 8000+ sessions from Conc. managers and JVM

connections

• Significantly increased horizontal and vertical scalability

Minimal Cost to

increase capacity or

move to next gen UCS

with

Multiple life cycle env


1/3 data center space used Supports Cisco Service

Sales, Advance Service Mgmt, Technical Service

Delivery

47 kW power saved

23% of Cisco revenue

($10B annually)

60% reduction in CAPEX/OPEX Cost

Source (Legacy)

Target (Cisco UCS)

3 Legacy RISC-based IA

Superdomes

12 Cisco UCS B440 blade

servers

Production

Server

Configuration HP-UX v11.23 Red Hat Enterprise Linux

v5.5

Operating

System 384 384 CPU Cores

1536 GB 3072 GB Memory

Capacity: current workload Capacity: 1.5 times the current

workload

Performance

3 node RAC Oracle 10g (CRS

10g)

12 node RAC Oracle 10g (CRS

11gR2)

Database

N+1 Architecture Legacy: Cisco UCS B440:

15 4 vs.

74 KW 27

KW

vs.

241 100 vs.

27% less Tile

space

36% less

Power

41% less

cables

Increased

vertical and

horizontal

scalability

25% reduction of ORACLE licensing

costs


0

5

10

15

20

25

HP Production SJ to SJ

UCS Production RCDN to RCDN

0

2

4

6

8

10

12

14

Adding InstallSite on to a

Quote

GenerateQuote

RenewalQuote

Creation

Serial NumberSearch

QuoteSummary

Page

Create NewQuote

HP Production SJ to SJ

UCS Production RCDN to RCDN

1.62

1.37

1.2

1.25

1.3

1.35

1.4

1.45

1.5

1.55

1.6

1.65

HP UCS

Average Run Time (minutes) per

exeution of Conc programs 39.59

30.88

0

5

10

15

20

25

30

35

40

45

HP UCS

Average Run Time (minutes) per

exeution of Conc programs

running > 30 mts

Concurre

nt P

rogra

ms

Executio

n C

om

paris

on

Onlin

e tra

nsactio

ns

Executio

n C

om

paris

on

Sec

Sec


http://www.cisco.com/go/migratetoucs


Automated

Self-Service

On-Demand

Architect

It

Design It Where

Can We

Put It?

Procure

It

Install It Configure

It

Secure It Is It

Ready?

Manual

Service-

Oriented

Self-Service;

Automated

Provisioning

Elasticity

(Capacity-on-

Demand)


Service Activation Services/Resources

Service Assurance & Usage

Cisco Cloud Portal

Provisioning

Orchestrator

Resource

Manager

Service Provisioning/Automation

Virtual Datacenter

IP AM

Cisco Cloud Portal Tidal Enterprise

Orchestrator

Cisco Intelligent Automation

for Cloud

EMAN AM Provisioning

Active Directory

Cisco Case Management

BMC

Remedy

vCloud Director


Source: Cisco IT GIS–September 2012

2011 2012 2013 Circa 2009 (Legacy)

$75,826

$41,438

$31,598 $24,894

$0

$25,000

$50,000

$75,000

$100,000

TCO ($ Per Qtr)Virt.

Rate (%)

25%

50%

75%

100%

0%

E2E Prov.

(Days)

15

30

45

60

0

E2E = 45 days

E2E = 17 days

E2E = 5 days

CITEIS/Compute = 15 mins. Fully Self

Provisioned

5%

70%

85% Virtualization

95%

TC

O (

$/Q

tr.)

Legacy Bare Metals

based Data Center

Focus

• UCS Adoption

• All Virtualization on UCS

Focus

• Workflow automation

• PaaS Enablement

• Storage Optimization

Focus

• Process Transformation

• Infrastructure/

Platform Optimization

-45%

-24% -21%


Online tour of Richardson TX DC - www.cisco.com/go/virtualdatacenter

Interviews and info about Allen TX DC - www.cisco.com/go/dc2011

Interview with IT VP re. Allen TX DC - http://www.networkworld.com/supp/2010/110310-cisco-datacenter.html

Case studies: http://www.cisco.com/web/about/ciscoitatwork/data_center/index.html

6 case studies on our DC migration,

reducing TCO, and supporting SAP

and Oracle ERP systems on UCS

http://www.cisco.com/go/virtualdatacenter

http://www.cisco.com/go/dc2011

http://www.networkworld.com/supp/2010/110310-cisco-datacenter.html






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How Cisco Is Progressing Toward IT as a Service - Cisco IT reduces the total cost of ownership and speeds application delivery from weeks to minutes at a new data center in Allen, Texas.

Migrating Enterprise Applications to Unified Computing System - Moving Oracle and SAP environments to private clouds supports enterprise goals for capacity, resiliency, and innovation.

Quote to Cash Migration to Cisco UCS - Cisco IT migrated mission-critical quote-to-cash systems to a Cisco Unified Computing System platform.

Dual Purpose Data Center - Infrastructure used for non-production applications versus keeping it idle.

SAS Migration to Cisco UCS B440 Server - Migrating applications to a Cisco UCS B440 High-Performance Blade Server cut costs and daily processing time from 180 to 50 minutes.

Migrating Order Management System to Cisco UCS - The Cisco Unified Computing System platform helps reduce costs and accelerate the performance of large order-management applications.

Oracle RAC Database Migration to UCS - Migrating mission critical Oracle RAC database to UCS improved performance at reduced cost.

Application Migration - Moving applications between data centers aligns with business strategy.

AND MORE: http://www.cisco.com/web/about/ciscoitatwork/data_center/index.html

http://www.cisco.com/web/about/ciscoitatwork/data_center/it_as_a_service.html

http://www.cisco.com/web/about/ciscoitatwork/data_center/ent_app_migration_to_ucs.html

http://www.cisco.com/web/about/ciscoitatwork/data_center/qtc_erp_to_ucs.html

http://www.cisco.com/web/about/ciscoitatwork/data_center/dual_purpose_data_center.html

http://www.cisco.com/web/about/ciscoitatwork/data_center/dual_purpose_data_center.html

http://www.cisco.com/web/about/ciscoitatwork/data_center/sas_migration_to_cisco_ucs_b440_server.html

http://www.cisco.com/web/about/ciscoitatwork/data_center/UCS_Order_Management.html

http://www.cisco.com/en/US/solutions/collateral/ns340/ns1176/data-center/Cisco_IT_Case_Study_C3_Migration.html

http://www.cisco.com/en/US/solutions/collateral/ns340/ns1176/data-center/Cisco_IT_Application_Migration_Case_Study_1X.html



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