CON7349 - Software-Defined Networking in a Hybrid, Open Data Center

Krishna SrinivasanSenior Principal Product Strategy ManagerOracle Virtual NetworkingSeptember, 2014

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Program Agenda

Cloud-Enabled Data Center

Oracle Virtual Networking and Oracle SDN

Oracle Virtual Compute Appliance

Use Cases

Summary

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Attributes of a “Cloud-Enabled” Datacenter

• Software Defined “Everything”– Converged, Modular, Agile Infrastructure; Dynamic Provisioning

• Data Center Security– Enhanced security in Converged Infrastructure and Fabric based solutions

• Network Services in Fabric– Network Virtualization, SDN/NFV, Flatter L3 networks, Virtual Network Services,

Multi-tenancy, Strong provisioning and management tools

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Oracle and SDN• Software Defined Infrastructure enabled End-to-End

– Operating Systems• Solaris

– Software defined Networking integrated into the operating System• Extensible vSwitch• Solaris vNIC

• Oracle VM– Extensible OpenvSwitch, enabling a Software Defined Networking

– Oracle Virtual Networking• Network Fabric for the Software Defined Data Center• Oracle SDN enables the creation of segregated, High-Speed L2 Networks

• Unified management using Oracle Enterprise Manager or OpenStack

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Oracle Virtual NetworkingThe Fabric for the Modern Data Center

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Oracle Virtual NetworkingHigh-speed, Converged Network Fabric for the Data Center

1) Converged Infrastructure and I/O Consolidation Solution2) Accelerates Applications and Optimizes Server to Server

Data Traffic3) “On-Demand” Network provisioning with Unified

Management enables a true “Cloud” Infrastructure4) Reduces Infrastructure Complexity by 70%

Oracle Virtual Networking

Web servers (SPARC/x86) Database servers (SPARC/x86)

Application/Middleware servers (SPARC/x86)

Core Network , Fixed Network Functions (FW,LB etc)

SAN/iSCSI/NFS

FABRIC INTERCONNECTOracle Virtual Networking

Fabric Manager

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Oracle Virtual Networking : How it Works

Inflexible system configuration.Low resource utilization.

COREDMZ FC iSCSI NAS FCoEFW/Router1G

vNICvNICvNICvHBAvHBA

vHBAvHBAvNICvNICvNIC

Migrate Server Profile on demand

Add resources to live servers

Add isolated networks on demand

Up to 80 Gbps per server. • Two cables • Wire once

Connect any server (x86/SPARC) to any network and storage

Run any OS or Hypervisor: Oracle Solaris, Oracle VM, VMware, Windows Hyper-V

QoS controls for predictable application performance

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Oracle Virtual NetworkingOracle SDN: Software Defined Infrastructure

1) Segregated L2 domains, called Private Virtual Interconnects (PVI), across the 3-tiers

2) Instantiate virtual network services “On-demand”3) Set Security and Policies between the 3-tiers 4) “Policy Driven” and “Application Aware”

Templates using Unified Management

Oracle Virtual Networking

Web servers (SPARC/x86) Database servers (SPARC/x86)

Application/Middleware servers (SPARC/x86)

Core NetworkSAN/iSCSI/NFS

Oracle Virtual Networking

DB1 App1 Web1 Web2DB2 App2 F/W, LB Router

Virtualized Network Functions

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Oracle Virtual Networking Product Family

Oracle Fabric Interconnect

Oracle Fabric Monitor

Oracle Fabric Manager

Oracle SDN

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Oracle’s Virtual Compute ApplianceOracle on Oracle

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Oracle on Oracle

• Integrated Management: Oracle Enterprise Manager 12c (via Oracle Fabric Manager)

• Improve application performance • low latency • high bandwidth

• Consolidate more workload on new SPARC/x86 systems with On-Demand I/O

• software defined networking connections

• Deliver application clouds using the latest Oracle applications, servers & storage systems

Redstack: Delivering mission critical fabric services for the modern data center

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Virtual Compute Appliance An expression of the Fabric technology

Fabric Interconnect

Fabric Interconnect

Compute

Nodes

Compute Nodes

Mgmt Nodes

Management Storage

InfiniBand expansion

InfiniBand expansionEthernet switches

Oracle Sun x86 Servers• 2 to 25 nodes• CPU: Up to 400 cores / 800 threads aggregate• Memory: Up to 6.4TB aggregate

• Oracle Sun x86 Servers

• Oracle Sun x86 Servers

• Oracle ZFS Storage Appliance

• Oracle Fabric Interconnect F1-15

• Oracle Fabric Interconnect F1-15

• Oracle Switches ES1-24• Oracle Sun Data Center InfiniBand Switch 36

• Oracle Sun Data Center InfiniBand Switch 36

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128Gbps Ethernet• Four 4x10GbE

480Gbps AggregateNetwork

Storage

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Use Case

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Online RetailerSoftware Defined 3-Tier Data Center Infrastructure

Database ServersApplication Servers

Search ServersPVIPVI

DB to APPMTU: 65000

APP to SEARCHMTU: 9000

DMZ, Physical Firewall, Physical Router Etc.

To External NetworksMTU: 1500

ZS3-2Protocol: IPoIBMTU: 65000

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Summary

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Oracle Virtual NetworkingConverged, High-Speed Fabric for Software Defined Infrastructure

40Gbps 40Gbps

40Gbps 40Gbps

IB Switch

Fabric Interconnect

InfiniBand

Ethernet

Fiber Channel

Convergence• “East-West” traffic

• Live Migration• Cluster Communication• ZFS Storage (IB Attach)

• Storage traffic• Network trafficSpeed• High bandwidth• Extreme low latencySecurity and Reliability• Lossless, Resilient• Secure Multi-TenancyAgility• On-Demand Network provisioning

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Learn More; Stay Connected

Please visit the Demo station in the System’s pavilion for a full demonstration of Oracle SDN

Sessions:

Evolved Network Services in Heterogeneous Data Centers with Software-Defined Networking (SDN) [CON8061]

Software-Defined Networking in a Hybrid, Open Data Center [CON8474] (OpenStack)

Demos:

Networking for Heterogeneous Data Centers Using Oracle SDN

Event Links:

Product Links:

http://oracle.com/fabric

http://oracle.com/ovca

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