Data Center & Virtualization

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Customer Business IT Governance Servicio Aplicacin Sistemas Operativos

Hypervisores
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Arquitectura

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 Todos creciendo
Todos con problemas de energa / espacio / peso /

enfriamiento / ancho de banda

Todos dificiles de operar

Todos dificiles de modificar

Si no tienen problemas ests sub utilizados Todos virtualizados o en vias de virtualizarse

Tendencia a externalizar en grandes data centers por

economas de escala

Arquitectura por accidente

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The Evolving Data Centre Architecture

Data Center Evolution Path

Consolidation

Virtualization

Automation

Utility

Cloud

Efficient use of Compute, Storage and Network

Flexibility
Provisioning Speed Tighter integration between servers and the network

Virtualized Workloads
Network/Server demarcation moving inside of the server
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The Evolving Data Centre Architecture

Technology DisruptorVirtualization
Traditional
App App App OS OS OS App App App OS OS OS

Virtualized
App App App OS OS OS App App App OS OS OS App App App OS OS OS

1 Application

Hypervisor

...1 Server

20,000,000 17,500,000 15,000,000 12,500,000 10,000,000 7,500,000 5,000,000 2,500,000 0 2005 2006 2007 2008 Virtualized 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 Non-Virtualized

Tipping Point

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Transition

Many Apps, or VMs

...1 Server, or Host

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The Evolving Data Centre Architecture

Compute and Fabric Technology Transitions
Scaling the Virtualized Fabric
FabricPath, VNLink, Unified Fabric
Cloud Virtualization Web

Internet Massive Scaled TCP/IP

Networks and Fabrics TCP/IP & SCSI
Client Server

Minicomputer

Mainframe

1960

1970

1980

1990

2000

2010

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Data Center Business Advantage

Total Solution Framework
New Service Creation and Revenue Generation Driving Profitability New Bus. Models, Governance and Risk

BUSINESS VALUE

Efficient
Cisco Lifecycle Services Consolidation
Open / Standards

Agile

Transformative
SOLUTION DIFFERENTIATION

Partner Ecosystem
Virtualization
Energy Efficiency

Automation
Security

Cloud
Continuity Workload Mobility

Policy

App. Performance

SYSTEMS EXCELLENCE

Unified Fabric

Unified Network Services

Unified Computing
TECHNOLOGY INNOVATIONS
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Switching
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Application Networking

Security

Storage

OS

Management

Compute

Unified Fabric & Unified Network Services

Keys to the Next Generation Data Centers
Cisco Innovations
VM Proliferation & Performance Scaling
N1KV, VXLAN VNlink Virtual Network Service Virtual Port Channel (VPC) Fabric Path/TRILL

Granular Policy Enforcement

EFFICIENT

Flexible, Automated, Consistent

Workload Mobility
RESILIENT

Large L2 DC Domains
Scalable, Secure, Plug&Play

SCALABLE

Disaster Recovery & DCI

OTV

Extended DC Interconnections
Optimal bandwidth, Resiliency

LISP

Operational Efficiency & Cost Optimization Converged Architectures

Data, Storage, Unified Access
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Unified Ports
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The Evolving Data Centre Architecture

Starting PointThe Compute Workload Domain
Distribution of the Workload (Striping servers and VMs amongst the rack, along the row, between the rows, )

Scaling of the Workload Capabilities (Number of Servers and VMs)

Architectural Goal is balanced between the need to scale workload and provide availability and manageability Flexibility in the architecture of the Data Center Fabric Where are the Tightly Coupled vs. Loosely Coupled Domains of Workload
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Data Center Related Standards

T11, IETF, IEEE, PCI-SIG
Service Lanes & Unified IO Virtualized Compute Fabric Scaling 10GBaseT
DCB Datacenter Bridging
802.1Qbc 802.1Qbg Reflective Relay & Multichannel

SR-IOV

802.1Qbh Port Extension

40G 100G
IETF TRILL

T11 FC-BB-5

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DC Standard
ANSI/TIA-942
Telecommunications Infrastructure Standard for Data Centers

TIA/EIA 568
Copper & Fiber Cabling

TIA/EIA 569
Pathways & Spaces

TIA/EIA 606
Administration

TIA/EIA 607
Grounding & Bonding

ASHRAE
Cooling/HVAC

Uptime Institute

IEEE 1100
ITE Grounding

TIA: Telecommunications Industry Association http://www.tiaonline.org/ Uptime Institite: http://uptimeinstitute.org/ Government work on server and DC Energy Efficiency:

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TIA-942 Logical Layout

Offices, Operations Center, Support Rooms
Horizontal Cabling

Access Providers

Entrance Room
(Carrier Equip & Demarcation) Backbone Cabling

Access Providers

Telecom Room
(Office & Operations Center LAN Switches)

Backbone Cabling

Main Dist Area

(Routers/Backbone LAN/SAN Switches, PBX, M13 Muxes)

Computer Room
Backbone Cabling

Horiz Dist Area

(LAN/SAN/KVM Switches) Horizontal Cabling

Horiz Dist Area

(LAN/SAN/KVM Switches) Horizontal Cabling

Horiz Dist Area

(LAN/SAN/KVM Switches) Horizontal Cabling

Horiz Dist Area

(LAN/SAN/KVM Switches) Horizontal Cabling

Zone Dist Area

Horizontal Cabling

Equipment Dist Area

(Rack / Cabinet)

Equipment Dist Area

(Rack / Cabinet)

Equipment Dist Area

(Rack / Cabinet)

Equipment Dist Area

(Rack / Cabinet)

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Example Data Center Layout

Main Distribution Area

Horizontal Distribution Area

Equipment Distribution Area

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Zone Distribution Area (ZDA)

LEGEND:
EDA (server cabinet) Horizontal Cabling (in hot aisles) Patch Cord (to server) ZDA (Zone Outlet or Consolidation Point)
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Data Center Tiering

Excerpt from TIA-942 Standard

Tier I Basic

Tier II Redundant Components

Tier III Tier IV Concurrently Fault Tolerant Maintainable

Site Availability 99.671% 99.749% 99.982% 99.995% Downtown(Hours/Year) 28.8 22.0 1.6 0.4 Operations Center Not Required Not Required Required Required Redundant Access Not Required Not Required Required Required Provider Services Redundant Backbone No No Yes Yes Pathways Redundant Horizontal No No No Optional Cabling UPS Redundancy N N+1 N+1 2N Gaseous Suppression Clean Agents Clean Agents No No FM200/Intergen FM200/Intergen System
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Airflow
Cold Aisle / Hot Aisle

Air Circulation Components

Cold Aisle/Hot Aisle Concept

Cable Placement
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Cooling Issues and Solutions

Design Solutions

Hot / cold aisles Chimney design

Ducted air return

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Cabling Issues and Solutions

Insufficient ports
Users borrow other connections Piecemeal fixes

Chaotic cabling
Restricts air flow Hinders troubleshooting Creates unplanned dependencies Prone to accidental downtime Mess begets mess

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High-Speed Ethernet Trends (Source IEEE)

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10GBASE-T (IEEE 802.3an)

Power Consumption

Current generations (2011) of 10GBaseT still suffering from power and latency ~3W additional per 10GT port over twinax (CX-1) ~2.7us additional transit latency over twinax (CX-1)
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High-Speed Ethernet Trends (Source IEEE)

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40 and 100 GbE

100GBASE-CR10 40GBASE-CR4 Copper Cable Assembly 7m

100GBASE-SR10 40GBASE-SR4 Parallel Fiber OM3 ONLY 100m

DATA CENTER ONLY

100GBASE-ER4 ONLY 100G

NEW IEEE 802.3bg

100GBASE-LR440Km 40GBASE-LR4 10Km

40GBASE-FR

2Km

Copper

Multi Mode
CAMPUS AND DATA CENTER

Single Mode

SFP+ direct attach

1-10m

26/82/300m
10GBASE-SR (OM1/2/3)

10GBASE-LR

10Km

15m 100m

10 GbE

10GBASE-CX4 (IB cabling) 10GBASE-T (Twisted Pair)

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10GBASE-LRM

10GBASE-ER

40Km

300m

10GBASE-LX4

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High-Speed Transceivers Form Factors

MPO Plugs for 100G (24-fiber array MPO Plugs for 40G connectors) (12-fiber array connectors)

For Your Reference

Duplex SC connector for SMF

Xenpak
36 77

X2
36

XFP
18 70

SFP+
13

QSFP
18 70 max

CXP*
~24 TBD

CFP
82

56

115

E-interface: 70 pins 4x3.125G E-interface: 70 pins 4x3.125G

30 pins 1x10G

20 pins 1x10G 38 pins 4x10G E-interface: 84 pins Tx: 12x10G Rx: 12x10G

140
E-interface: 148 pins 4x10G (XLAUI) 10x10G (CAUI)
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10G

40G

40/100
Cisco Public

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40-GbE
4 Fiber Pairs
MTP Connector with 12 pins 4 TX, 4 RX allows for 40G

100-GbE
10 Fiber Pairs
MTP Connector with 2x12 pins 10 TX, 10 RX allows for 100G

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40G/100G Multimode OM3 Fiber Array Cables

MPO cables used for optical cabling trunks today

Custom-length cabling delivered with factory-installed connectors on both ends

MPO Structured Cabling trunks and LC patch leads

MPO Cables are plugged into the back of patch panels

At 40GbE/100GbE MPO will plug directly into QSFP/CFP MPO Plugs for 100G (24-fiber array connectors)

MPO Plugs for 40G (12-fiber array connectors)

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High-Speed Transceivers Form Factors

MPO Plugs for 40G (12-fiber array connectors)

MPO Plugs for 100G (24-fiber array connectors)

Duplex SC connector for SMF

Xenpak
36 77

X2
36

XFP
18 70

SFP+
13

QSFP
18 70 max

CXP*
~24 TBD

CFP
82

56

115

E-interface: 70 pins 4x3.125G E-interface: 70 pins 4x3.125G

30 pins 1x10G

20 pins 1x10G 38 pins 4x10G E-interface: 84 pins Tx: 12x10G Rx: 12x10G

140
E-interface: 148 pins 4x10G (XLAUI) 10x10G (CAUI)

10G

40G

40/100

100G
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CFP

QSFP

Applications: Single Mode Fiber 10Km Multi Mode OM-3 100m Twinax Copper FourX converter for 4x10GbE (SFP+) Power Consumption: Up to 8W @ 40GbE
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1st Gen 100GbE Transceivers

100GbE CFP requires Riding HeatSink SMF optimized CXP MMF/Twinax optimized

CFP features a new concept known as the riding heat sink, in which the heat sink is attached to rails on the host card and rides on top of the CFP, which is flat topped.

CXP was created to satisfy the high-density requirements of the data center, targeting parallel interconnections for 12x QDR InfiniBand (120 Gbps), 100 GbE, and proprietary links between systems collocated in the same facility. The InfiniBand Trade Association is currently standardizing the CXP.

Applications:
Single Mode Fiber 10Km and 40Km Multi Mode Fiber OM-3 100m Power Consumption: Up to 25W

Applications:
Multi Mode Fiber OM-3 100m Twinax copper assembly 7m Power Consumption: Up to 3.5W
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Storage Protocol Technologies

Operating System / Applications

SCSI Layer
FCP

iSCSI
TCP IP

FCP FCIP TCP IP

FCP iFCP TCP IP

FCP

SRP

FCoE IB
10, 20 Gbps

FC
1, 2, 4, 8, 10, 16 Gbps

Ethernet
1, 10, 40, 100 . . . Gbps

FCoE Is Non Routable, Localized DC Transport Solution with Lower Protocol Overhead than FCIP or iSCSI

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Operational Efficiency & Cost Optimization

Nexus Enables DataCenter Bridging (DCB) DCB Enables FCoE

IEEE DCB
Priority Flow Control IEEE

FCoE
Mapping of Fibre Channel frames over Ethernet

802.1Qbb creates lossless Ethernet with classes of service

802.1Qaz allows flexible bandwidth sharing for LAN and SAN

Bandwidth Management IEEE

Enables Fibre Channel to run on a lossless Ethernet

Ethernet

Data Center Bridging

Exchange Protocol IEEE 802.1Qaz provides devicedevice communication on resources

Byte 0
Ethernet Header FCoE Header FC Header

Fibre Channel Traffic

Byte 2229

FC Payload

CRC

EOF

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I/O unificado (FCoE)

Menor cantidad de HBA/NICs por Servidor Nuevo: 2x40 gbps
FC HBA

FC Traffic FC Traffic
CNA

FC HBA
NIC NIC NIC NIC HCA
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Todo el trfico sobre 10GE En una nueva ethernet DCB

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FCoE Enables Unified Fabric

Enables Shared LAN and SAN Links for Access Layer TCO Benefits

Backup Production Active Production Standby

Clustering Management SAN A SAN B

Server

Consolidate I/O Eliminate adapter and switch ports Eliminate cables Avoid air dams Reduce cable maintenance Reduce power
Standardize I/O Faster server deployment Enhance server consolidation Enhance storage consolidation

SAN Edge

LAN Access

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Comparacin (mismo ancho de banda)

Cisco Unified Computing System Blade Chassis

86% de reduccin de cables respecto a tecnologa tradicional 1gbps / FC

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Layer 2 and Layer 3 Data Center Tiers

Core

Layer 3

Aggregation

Layer 2

Access

VM motion can be restricted because current L2 architectures cant scale FabricPath scales L2 for Faster, Simpler, Flatter L2 Networks OTV for Layer 2 Extension over Layer 3 within a data center
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Scalable L2 Domains Expansion

Architecture Flexibility Through NX-OS
Spanning-Tree vPC FabricPath

Active Paths POD Bandwidth

Single Up to 10 Tbps

Dual Up to 20 Tbps

16 Way Up to 160 Tbps

Layer 2 Scalability

Infrastructure Virtualization and Capacity

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Data Center Interconnect

OTV for L2 Extension over Layer 3 across data centers

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Driver - Business Continuance

Multi-Site Geographically Dispersed HA Clusters

Public LAN

VIP Cluster

Cluster A Node 1 Private LAN Heartbeat

Cluster A Node 2

Enhances HA Clusters to protect against Catastrophic site-level failures Clustering applications typically require Stretched L2 VLANs to peer DC sites
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estrategias para acelerar la masificacin del Cloud

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70% del presupuesto de TI se gasta en mantencin

Agilidad de Negocios

Simplicidad operacional

Mobilidad

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 67% de las compaias tienen la adopcin de Cloud como

una de sus principales prioridades para alinear mejor la TI al negocio

43% de los gerentes de TI identifica la seguridad como la

principal barreras de adopcin de cloud

Sources: Forbes CIO Survey, Ponemon Institute, NetworkWorld

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Construyendo soluciones a la medida para que los clientes construyan y operen sus nubes privadas o pblicas

Creando e integrando servicios que pueden ser consumido desde la nube

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Construyendo soluciones a la medida para que los clientes construyan y operen sus nubes privadas o pblicas

Creando e integrando servicios que pueden ser consumido desde la nube Usando la red como plataforma segura, escalable, con el nivel de servicio requerido

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El Centro de Datos

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Legacy
MULTIPLES REDES, MULTIPLES PUNTOS DE ADMINISTRACION LAN A LAN B SAN A Mgmt SAN B

UCS
SERVIDORES, LAN, SAN, ADMINISTRACION UNIFICADOS

Server = Aplicacin
Inefficient Complex High Cost Fragile

Server = Recurso de cmputo

Efficient Agile Transformative

Cada componente con su propia consola, su propio software, hardware , firmware y su propio cable
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MULTIPLES REDES, MULTIPLES PUNTOS DE ADMINISTRACION LAN A LAN B SAN A Mgmt SAN B

UCS
SERVIDORES, LAN, SAN, ADMINISTRACION UNIFICADOS POR ARQUITECTURA

Server = Aplicacin
Inefficient Complex High Cost Fragile

Server = Recurso de cmputo

Efficient Agile Transformative

Cada componente con su propia consola, su propio software, hardware , firmware y su propio cable
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 Desarrollo propio Administracin integrada Consola remota integrada Hecho para virtualizar Integrado a la red

Cmputo Unificado

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Virtualizacin

Infraestructura Unificada
Administracin Unificada Demanda por servicios de TI Automatizacin de recuperacin Automatizacin = Orquestacin y Catlogo de Servicios

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Aplicaciones para la Nube

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Voz/Datos

2001

Comunicaciones Unificadas

Virtualizacion

2006

2011

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Mvil
Colaboracin Rica y segura desde cualquier lugar y dispositivo

Video
Video basado en estandares de alta calidad desde cualquier lugar

Arquitectura de Colaboracin
El negocio est evolucionando mas all del dispositivo

Respuesta proactiva a la realimentacin via medios sociales

Social
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Virtualizacion del escritorio por medio de la utilizacion de cliente delgado - VXI

Virtual
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Mvil
Cell Phone
iPhone Android Blackberry Nokia

Video
Cisco Cius
Video desde cualquier lugar De Conectar dispositivos a conectar personas

1. Capturar

Integrated

Standalone

Airline lost my luggage!

2. Analizar & Prioritizar

3. Flujo de Comunicacin
Social Media Customer Care Agent

Social

4. Asignar & Enganchar

Virtual
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Soluciones de colaboracin Hosteadas o ante premisa

Proveedor de servicio

Voice & Video

Voicemail & Integrated Messaging

Presence & Instant Messaging

Mobility

Conferencing

Customer Care

Telepresence

Enterprise Social Software

Centro de Datos Propio

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El poder de las arquitecturas para cumplir promesa de Cloud

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Thank you.

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