IP Expo 2009 - The Journey to the Cloud

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Journey to the Cloud

Ed Bugnion – Cisco VP/CTO, Server Access and VirtualizationChad Sakac – EMC VP, VMware Technical AllianceDave Wright – VMware, Sr Director, Technical Services


Data Center

Trusted

Control

Reliable

Secure


Data Center

CloudComputing

Flexible

Dynamic

On-demand

Efficient

Trusted

Control

Reliable

Secure


Virtualized Data Center

Security

Virtualization

Information CloudComputing

Flexible

Dynamic

On-demand

Efficient

Trusted

Control

Reliable

Secure

External CloudInternal Cloud


External Cloud


Internal Cloud

CloudComputing

PrivateCloud

Security

Virtualization

Information

Federation



Security

Virtualization

Information CloudComputing

PrivateCloud

VirtualClient

VirtualClient

VirtualClient

VirtualClient

Virtual Applications

AppLoads

AppLoads

AppLoads

AppLoads

AppLoads

Federation

External CloudInternal Cloud


your applications

your information

enterprise IT resources

any deviceany where

enterprise infrastructureserver – network - storage

provider infrastructureserver – network - storage

business infrastructure virtualization

virtual information infrastructure

cloud internetwork and unified computing


your applications

your information

enterprise IT resources

any deviceany where

enterprise infrastructureserver – network - storage

provider infrastructureserver – network - storage

VMware

EMC

Cisco


EFFICIENCYvirtualizedatacenterand desktops

CONTROLautomateIT resource andsecurity management

CHOICEfederate with compatibleservice providers


EFFICIENCY

CONTROL

CHOICE

resource efficiencyoperational efficiency

service delivery controlsecurity control

application choiceinfrastructure choice


Engineering


Scalability

vSphere Scaling

Cisco UCS scaling

EMC V-Max scaling

Cisco VN-Tag

Cisco Nexus 1000V

Cisco FCoE and 10GbE Support

RSA Envision

RSA DLP/vShield Zones

Security

EMC Avamar

EMC Replication Manager

EMC Recoverpoint

Availability

vNetwork

EMC PowerPath/VE

EMC SRM API integration

All EMC VAAI-Ready

EMC FCoE and 10GbE Support

vStorage

Universal use of latest Intel Technologies across VMware, Cisco and EMC

vCompute

VMware vSphere 4.0vCenter 4.0

Infrastructure APIs

Application APIs

EMC vCenter Plugins

EMC VM-Aware Storage

Cisco VM-Aware Network

EMC Ionix


Scalability

vSphere Scaling

Cisco UCS scaling

EMC V-Max scaling

Cisco VN-Tag

Cisco Nexus 1000V

Cisco FCoE and 10GbE Support

RSA Envision

RSA DLP/vShield Zones

Security

EMC Avamar

EMC Replication Manager

EMC Recoverpoint

Availability

vNetwork

EMC PowerPath/VE

EMC SRM API integration

All EMC VAAI-Ready

EMC FCoE and 10GbE Support

vStorage

Universal use of latest Intel Technologies across VMware, Cisco and EMC

vCompute

VMware vSphere 4.0vCenter 4.0

Infrastructure APIs

Application APIs

EMC vCenter Plugins

EMC VM-Aware Storage

Cisco VM-Aware Network

EMC Ionix

VM-Aware Storage

Cross-Domain

VM/Storage/Network visibility

Higher Infrastructure

Availability

Better DRfailback,

every scale and RPO

Better Recovery

storing 500% less and

doing it 200% faster

Start Small and scale to

carrier-grade

Manage Physical to

Virtual, Virtual to

Cloud

Best Price/ Performance

VM-Aware Network

Better Security

Integrated via VMsafe


Universal Virtualization = Implications Scale

• Virtualize all apps• Increase VM density

VMware: Hardware Offload Cisco: Hypervisor Bypass EMC: vStorage Offloads

VMware: Memory Overcommit Cisco: Memory Extension EMC: V-Max Virtual Matrix

CPU

I/O

Mem

ory

VM VM

VM

VM

VM

VM

VM

VM

VM

VM

VMware: Paravirt SCSI, vStorage APIs Cisco: VN-Link, Fabric Extender, and Unified 10GbE Fabric

EMC: Ultraflex, V-Max Storage Engine, 10GbE, vStorage APIs

• Scale in increments• Virtual and template-

oriented provisioning• End-to-end visibility

and control

Goal 1:

Goal 2:


Unified Computing System – designed for scale

a single unified system

zero-touch capacity expansionautomatic rebalancing of resources

precise control when needed

compute: industry standard x86network: unified fabric

virtualization: control, scale, performancestorage access: wire once for SAN, NAS, iSCSI

all resources provisioned as servicessupports today’s and tomorrow’s processes

transparent scaling

network-centric service delivery


Private Cloud Storage – designed for scale

Cold Object$/GB

Global Distribution

Exabyte Scale

Hot VMFederationEvery SLA

vStorage APIsPetabyte Scale

Scale Out

Linear Management

Multitenancy


vSphere 4 – Designed for Scale

32 hosts

2,048 processor cores

32TB of RAM

3 Million IOPs

1,280 virtual machines

16PB of storage


Integration Example – Security

Today most security is enforced by the OS and application stack

– OS / application-based security is complex and ineffective

Our vision: Surpass the levels of security possible in today’s physical infrastructures by pushing information security enforcement down the stack

– Out of applications and OS, into virtualization, network, and storage

– Simplified, unified security management

– Regardless of OS (Windows/Unix), patch levels, and application vulnerabilities

StorageStorage

Virtual Infrastructure

(including hypervisor)

Virtual Infrastructure

(including hypervisor)

VDC Services LayerVDC Services Layer

vApp and VM layervApp and VM layer

Compute

Compute

NetworkNetwork

vShield Zones/Nexus 1000v/RSA DLP Demo here..


VMware, Cisco, EMC - Powered Internal Cloud

your applications

virtual infrastructure

unified network and computing

cloud operating system

Infrastructure Bins(Compute + Access + Storage)

SharedStorage & Network

Infrastructure

Integration Example – Management

VMVirtual Resources

VM VM

Applications


VMware, Cisco, EMC - Powered Internal Cloud

Infrastructure Bins(Compute + Access + Storage)

SharedStorage & Network

Infrastructure

VMVirtual Resources

VM VM

Applications

1. What do I have?2. Where’s the problem?3. Am I compliant?4. What changed?

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Integration Example – Management


Data Center Insight Demo Here


Solutions


Joint Integration Example – LD VMotion

L2 Domain Elasticity

VMotion

VN-link notifications

IP localization

VM-awareness

Storage Elasticity

Service Localization


Impact of 10GbE and FCoE

What Levels of Performance are possible?


VMware, EMC, Cisco Solution – Client Virtualization Cisco UCS supported more

clients – 300% more

VMware View = 60% savings on infrastructure

EMC V-Max scaling – hundreds of thousands of clients

Advanced Caching = 263% better response time

EMC Celerra Dedupe = 50% less storage for user data

Enterprise Flash Disk effect: – 4x better density – 3x faster AV scan– 6x faster mass boot


Customer - Wentworth-Douglass Hospital

Who: is the largest acute care hospital in the Seacoast region of New Hampshire and Southern Maine

Using:– VMware Infrastructure 3.5, Site

Recovery Manager– EMC CLARiiON CX4-480, Celerra,

Centera, Avamar– Cisco MDS 9222i and MDS 9124

“cut server provisioning times from 4 hours to 5-10 minutes and cut the server deployment checklist in half”

“100:1 deduplication ratios and the time it takes to back up the entire

environment is ‘incredibly short.’”“why go down at all?”

So… What’s Next for Wentworth-Douglass?

VMware:– vSphere and more large

workloads – work with Siemens on healthcare apps

Cisco:– Deploy UCS - memory and IO

architecture will help large SQL workloads currently still physical

EMC:– Flash technology - 4 TB for

density and power – RecoverPoint CDP to improve

on current crash consistent model


Thank You!

IP Expo 2009 - The Journey to the Cloud

Technology

vmware emc cisco enterprise

emc vaaiready emc fcoe

gbe fabric emc

memory extension emc

hypervisor bypass emc

cisco fcoe

vstorage apis cisco

private cloud storage