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Data Center 3.0 Continuing the Journey to the Virtualized DC

Cisco & VMware Integration - workshop 29. september 2008

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Agenda

09.00 Introduktion v/Henrik Stær, Cisco20 min de-brief from VMworld 2008 v/Filip Koch, Cisco

09.30 VMware & Cisco integration v/ Maurizio Portolani, CiscoCisco solution for LAN & Cisco solution for SANCisco solution for server mobility

10.30 Pause

10.45 VMware & Cisco integration v/ Maurizio Portolani, CiscoVMware networking / vSwitch basics / NIC teaming / vSwitch vs LAN switch / Cisco-VMware DC designs / SAN designs

11.45 Frokost

12.30 VMware Technology Update v/ Henrik Mønster, VMware

13.15 Datacenter 10 gig and beyond v/ Mikkel Brodersen, Cisco10 Gbps server access & 10 Gbps cabling High capacity backbones Unified I/O & FCoE

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Virtualization is Transforming the Data Center Technology, People & Process

Infrastructure:• Greater Asset Consolidation, Energy

Efficiency, Utilization • Virtual machine becoming the new

‘Atomic Unit’• Higher density CPUs, More I/O Applications:• Dynamic movement of VMs/Apps • Centralized Applications, Remote Access• Greater emphasis on Security, TrustOperations:• Continuous Availability, Operations• Impacts on Transparency, Provisioning,

Organizational model

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Networking Challenges to Scaling VM Deployments

Security and Policy Enforcement

Operation and Management

Organizational Structure

Applied at physical server - poor granularity

Security and policy doesn’t follow VM

Lack of VM connection visibility

Inability to trouble- shoot and audit

Blurs boundaries between roles

Creates loss of productivity & compliance challenges

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Cisco & VMware baggrund

Cisco investerede $150 mill = 1.6% aktieandel i VMwareEd Bugnion, VP CTO SAVBU (tidl. VMware Founder & CTO)

Cisco VMware fælles projekter– Cisco & VMware best-practice white papers– Optimeret I/O support for VMware, både IP og FC

• QoS, Security, PortChannel, (BladeServer mobility)– Fokus på Virtual Server Mobilitet (VMotion, DRS, HA)– Integration mellem Cisco VFrame Data Center and VMware ESX

hypervisor teknologi, incl. bi-directionalt API med VMware Virtual Center til koordineret udveksling af information om server- identitet og provisioning. Demonstreret under VMworld 2007

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Cisco Nexus 1000 annonceret (samt VMware Distributed vSwitch)

Cisco VN-Links annonceret - både Nexus 1000 og Nexus 5000

Cisco WAAS dokumenteret optimering af VMware VDI

VMware ESX 3.5 support for Fiber Channel over Ethernet (FCoE) -nye Converged Network Adapters (CNAs) fra Emulex og QLogic

I/O Compatibility Guide For ESX Server 3.5 and ESX Server 3i - updated: September 24, 2008LP21000-C/M CNA (lpfc_740 / elx_7.4.0.31) LP21002-C/M CNA (lpfc_740 / elx_7.4.0.31) QLE8042 CNA (qla2300_707_vmw / 7.08-vm60)

•VMware tested this adapter in a configuration with the Cisco Nexus 5000 providing FCoE bridging functions and Cisco MDS 9000 switches providing Fibre Channel connectivity. Please work with your switch vendor for other supported network topologies, connectivity options and minimum supported switch firmware versions.

•Please refer to the section "Storage Arrays supported with FCoE CNAs" in the SAN Hardware Compatibility Guide for storage arrays supported with this adapter

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VN-Link: Virtualizing the Network Domain

Virtual machine aware network and storage services

Abstract physical and logical infrastructure

Virtual machines are the new data center building block

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Introducing Cisco Virtual Network Link

Policy Based VM Connectivity

Policy Based VM Policy Based VM ConnectivityConnectivity

Non-Disruptive Operational Model

NonNon--Disruptive Disruptive Operational ModelOperational Model

Mobility of Network & Security Properties

Mobility of Network & Mobility of Network & Security PropertiesSecurity Properties

Virtualizing the Network DomainVirtualizingVirtualizing the Network Domainthe Network Domain

Two Complimentary Models to Address Evolving Customer RequirementsTwo Complimentary Models to Address Evolving Customer Requirements

•• Cisco switch for VMW ESXCisco switch for VMW ESX•• Compatible with any switching Compatible with any switching

platformplatform•• Leverages Virtual Center for server Leverages Virtual Center for server

admin; Cisco CLI for network admin; Cisco CLI for network admin admin

••Scalable, hardware based, high Scalable, hardware based, high performance solutionperformance solution••Standards driven approach to Standards driven approach to delivering hardware based VM delivering hardware based VM networkingnetworking••Combines VM & physical network Combines VM & physical network operations into 1 managed nodeoperations into 1 managed node

VMW ESXVMW ESXVMW ESX

VM #4VM VM #4#4

VM #3VM VM #3#3

ServerServerVM #2VM VM #2#2

VM #1VM VM #1#1

InitiatorInitiatorInitiator

Nexus 5000Nexus 5000

Nexus 5000 with VN-Link(Hardware Based)

Nexus 5000 with VNNexus 5000 with VN--LinkLink(Hardware Based)(Hardware Based)

VMW ESXVMW ESXVMW ESX

VM#1VMVM#1#1

VM #4VM VM #4#4

VM #3VM VM #3#3

ServerServer

VM #2VM VM #2#2

Nexus 1000VNexus 1000VNexus 1000V

NICNICNIC NICNICNIC

LAN

Nexus 1000VNexus Nexus 1000V1000V

Cisco Nexus 1000V(Software Based)

Cisco Nexus 1000VCisco Nexus 1000V(Software Based)(Software Based)

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Addressing Virtual Desktop Limitations

Virtual Desktop Benefits

Lower operating costs for Desktops

Business continuity – tighten desktop control

Improve productivity –any desktop, any time

Virtual Desktop Challenges

End-user performance and printing over the WAN

High bandwidth consumption

Cost of scaleable deployments

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WAN Optimization for VDI

Difficult to deliver desktop experience to multiple users

Limited user scalability – 4-5x bandwidth consumption compared to VoIP

Desktop-like performance across the WAN (XX)

Radically reduced bandwidth (60-70%)

Optimized print services in the branch

WAN Optimization is key to extending the reach of virtual desktops to the remote branch

Without WAAS

With WAAS

0 10 20 30 40 50 60

Web

MS Office

Email

Login

Time (sec)

Native VDI MultiUserWAAS Multi  User

Baseline LAN

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Management DC Mgt Family

DC Security Networking

SDN Family

Application Networking

ANS Family

Unified Networking

Nexus Family

Storage Networking

MDS Family

Provisioning VFrame Family

Ethernet Networking

Catalyst Family

Looking Back: A Year of Innovation

Cisco Trusted Security (CTS)

Ironport Email Security

Web Application Firewall

Adaptive Security Appliance (ASA)

Storage Media Encryption (SME)

Data Mobility Manager (DMM)

N-Port Virtualiz’n(NPIV & NPV)

Blade Server FC Switches

Virtual SwitchingSystem (VSS)

10GbE support

Higher Port Density cards

Blade Server Ethernet Switches

Nexus 7000

Nexus 5000

NX-OS

Data Center Ethernet

Fibre Channel over Ethernet

10/40/100 ready

ACE Appliance

WAAS Mobile

Trusted WAN Optimization

ISV Application Validation (SAP, MSFT, ORCL)

NEWNew in DC3.0 in last 12 months

NEW

NEW

NEWNEWNEW

=

NEW NEW

Server/ServiceProvisioning

VMWare® ESX®

ProvisioningResource Pool Discovery

DC-NM (Topology Visualization)

ANM (Advanced L4-7 Svce Mgt)

Fabric Manager (SAN & Fabric Mgt)

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Accelerating Virtual Machines

AdoptionVN-LinkNX-OS for MDSServicesCertifications

ScopeAll server form factorsWAAS + VDIWAVE Branch Appliances

PerformanceVNTag8Gb Fibre Channel10G lossless Ethernet

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Agenda

09.00 Introduktion v/Henrik Stær, Cisco20 min de-brief from VMworld 2008 v/Filip Koch, Cisco

09.30 VMware & Cisco integration v/ Maurizio Portolani, CiscoCisco solution for LAN & Cisco solution for SANCisco solution for server mobility

10.30 Pause

10.45 VMware & Cisco integration v/ Maurizio Portolani, CiscoVMware networking / vSwitch basics / NIC teaming / vSwitch vs LAN switch / Cisco-VMware DC designs / SAN designs

11.45 Frokost

12.30 VMware Technology Update v/ Henrik Mønster, VMware

13.15 Datacenter 10 gig and beyond v/ Mikkel Brodersen, Cisco10 Gbps server access & 10 Gbps cabling High capacity backbones Unified I/O & FCoE

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Eksempel: Server-attach ROICAPEX er umiddelbar neutral baseret på:

ca. kr. 250.000,- netto-besparelse i 2x Nexus 5000 med 10G porte vs. 4x Catalyst 4900 med 1G porte ca. kr. 250.000,- netto-merudgift i 2x10G adaptere vs 2x 4-port 1G adaptere til 23x IBM 3850 servere (idet merprisen er 5000,- pr. adapter x2 for redundansI ovenstående capex er Catalyst 4900 fuldt udbygget, mens Nexus 5000 har porte til faktor 3x så mange servere (vi leverer 40 porte og der skal bruges 11-12 porte - værdi beregnes af Cisco)

OPEX er positivt konstateret ved:kr.25.000 reduktion i Cisco service fee pr. år (2x Nexus 5000 med 10G porte vs. 4x Catalyst 4900) Omkostning til løbende admin/management: markant forenkling i kabling og justering af kapacitet mellem trafiktyper (værdi estimeres af KUNDE / rådgiver) På funktionalitet skal nævnes:

dobbelt performance pr. VMware ESX Server: 10x 1G porte = 10Gbps vs. 2x 10G pr server = 20Gbpsreduceret kompleksitet, færre fysiske forbindelser og komponenter: faktor x5 i antal server-attach kabler, reduktion faktor x2 i antal switches veldokumenteret 10G best-practice med VMware, idet et større antal fysiske adaptere typisk fører til bindinger og manglende fleksibilitet veldokumenteret best-practice på IP-baseret (IBM nSeries) Storage med VMware og Cisco (NFS og/eller iSCSI)

Specifikke Nexus 5000 fordeleNexus 5000 er designet til datacenter server-attach med hot-plug PSU på forsiden, og porte på bagsiden, hvilket passer med server-adaptere Nexus 5000 er designet til datacenter server-attach front-to-back airflow Nexus 5000 har hw-support for VN-Link som indebærer tagging af trafik til de enkelte VMs på VMware ESX. Dette er unikt for denne platform Nexus 5000 vil være det optimale match til kommende Nexus 1000 til VMware ESX, som er planlagt til 1Q09 Nexus 5000 har markant lavere latency (3,2 ms) ift andre switch platforme, og vil også derfor være ideel til IP-baseret Storage Nexus 5000 har option for FCoE, såfremt det bliver relevant næste år, når dette er mainstream og understøttet af relevante storage-producenter Cisco's vurdering af risikoen i Nexus 5000 til 10G IP- only server-attach = alle andre eksisterende Cisco platforme.