SDN/NFV Building Block Introduction

1. Intel Developer Zone Sujata Tibrewala Community Development Manager/Network Developer Evangelist NFV & Data Plane tools and op1miza1on at IEEE SDN/NFV 2016 Network Developer Program

2. 2 Celebra1ng an Year of Awesome !!!

3. Model 2017 to help fast track NFV/SDN solutions DPDK Intel® QAT Open Stack* Vtune™ SDN/NFV Forum Open vSwitch Intel® RDT FD.io SR-IOV VMDQ Intel® VT-d Intel® Innovator® Dev Mesh Live training ISV support Intel® Developer Zone SoVware.intel.com/networking VTune is a trademark of Intel Corpora1on or its subsidiaries in the U.S. and/or other countries.

4. Changing networks

5. 5 AT&T Traﬃc Explosion * h[ps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=86mFVg[YBI

6. 70s 10s 00s 80s 90s 20s Global Data Traﬃc Annually by 2019 Connected Devices Sources: 1. Cisco Virtual Networking Index, 2015. 2. IDC, IoT Market Forecast: Worldwide IoT Predic1ons, 2015. Increased Infrastructure Demands 6 50B 2 ZB by 2020 h[ps://videoportal.intel.com/media/MCM+Insight+Forum+with+Murthy/0_04jj7pzv#

7. Global Data Centre Network * *Cisco Newsroom (h[ps://newsroom.cisco.com/press-release-content?type=webcontent&ar1cleId=1804748)

8. New Network Vision

9. Facebook Data Centre Network * Data *wired.com (h[ps://www.wired.com/2012/06/facebook-nc-data-center/)

10. Money spent on backbone opera3on NTT* •  A Global Tier-1 ISP in 196 countries/regions •  Over 150 datacenters around the globe •  Currently spending 1M+ USD for each core router •  In each PoP •  Ac1ve, Backup, Cold Standby.. •  Yearly maintenance costs.. •  Customers want more bandwidth for cheaper price now a days.. •  Add more routers?? •  How much are we using?? h[ps://www.meetup.com/Out-Of-The-Box-Network-Developers/events/236337505/

11. Data Center Networks

12. Modified Data Plane in NFV soVware.intel.com/networking

13. NVO – Key Data-Plane Encapsula3on Protocols Encapsula3on Protocol Advocate Descrip3on GRE (Generic Rou1ng Encapsula1on) Cisco* IP + GRE, Inner Payload-Ethernet/ IPV4/IPV6/NSH STT (Stateless Transport Tunneling) Nicira* IP + TCP (like) + STT, Inner Payload- Ethernet only VXLAN (Virtual Extensible LAN) Vmware* Cisco* IP + UDP + VXLAN, Inner Payload- Ethernet only NVGRE (Network Virtualiza1on using GRE) MicrosoV* IP + Modiﬁed GRE, Inner Payload- Ethernet only Geneve (Generic Network Virtualiza1on Encapsula1on) VMware/ Nicira IP + UDP + Geneve, Inner Payload- Ethernet/IPV4/IPV6 VXLAN-GPE (Generic Protocol Extension for VXLAN) Cisco IP + UDP + VXLAN-GPE, Inner Payload-Ethernet/IPV4/IPV6/NSH NSH (Network Service Header) Cisco Requires Transport Protocol, Inner Payload-Ethernet/IPV4/IPV6 Hypervisor Virtual Switch Physical Hardware Physical IP Network Virtual Network Abstrac1on using tunnel overlays e.g. VXLAN, Geneve and NVGRE Open Virtual Switch Open Virtual Switch Open Virtual Switch Open Virtual Switch Network Virtualization Controller e.g. VMware* NSX Virtual Network 2 Virtual Network 3Virtual Network 1 Server Virtualization Network Virtualization

14. NFV Packet processing explosion soVware.intel.com/networking 14

15. 15 What is packet processing? Packet Classifica1on Traffic Discard Traffic Shaping Traffic scheduling Packet Read/Write Flow metering Counters and Sta1s1cs Protocol Look up Packet classifica1on Sanity checks Acceptance rules Traffic Management Traffic Policing Control Plane

16. Be the Change ??

17. 17 NFV vs. SDN •  Leverages standard virtualiza1on technology •  Consolidate many network equipment types onto industry standard servers, switches & storage •  Accelerate development and deployment of interoperable solu1ons Network Func1on Virtualiza1on SoVware Deﬁned Networking Based on three elements 1.  Separa1on of control and data plane 2.  Centralized management 3.  Programmable network behavior via well-deﬁned interfaces Switch Control plane Data plane Switch Control plane Data plane Switch Control plane Data plane Switch Control plane Data plane Switch Data plane Switch Data plane Data plane Switch Data plane SDN Controller Switch OpenFlow Control Plane Control Plane Control Plane Control Plane Standard Server Move away from proprietary, and increasingly costly, hardware-based appliances that inhibit the rollout of new revenue-earning network services and constrain innova1on --ETSI NFV ISG Allow network administrators to easily manage and program network services through the abstrac1on of lower level func1onality and decoupling of network control and forwarding func1ons

18. Intel Communica3ons Infrastructure Strategy Intel® Architecture CPU Chipset Accelera1on Data Plane Development Kit With Intel Networking Pla2orm Ingredients Switch Silicon NIC Silicon Open Networking SoVware ❷ Bring Virtualization to Networking “NFV” Intel® Architecture Virtual Machine Monitor Appliance Virtual Switch ❸ Optimize Open Architectures on Intel® Architecture “SDN” Controller Orchestra1on Node Node Node Appliance Appliance ❶ Enable Unified Architecture 4:1 Workload Consolidation

19. Applica1on Plane Orchestra1on Infrastructure Layer / Data Plane Intel® Architecture NFV/SDN Accelerators Intel® VT-d SR-IOV Virtual Machine Monitor(VMM)/Hypervisor OpenStack* L2 VNF Appliance L2 VNF Appliance L3 VNF Appliance Control Plane OpenContrail Open Daylight* ONOS DPDK DPDK DPDK Virtual NIC VMDQ NIC Silicon NIC Silicon Intel® QAT Chipset Accelera1on Hyperscan KVM XEN HYPER-V QEMU Virtual NIC Virtual NIC MicrosoV* Azure Intel® RDT IA CPU NIC Silicon Virtual Switch Amazon* EC2 L3 VNF Appliance DPDK Virtual NIC Security VNF Appliance DPDK Virtual NIC DPDK V FD.io Legopus Open vSwitch* POF OpenSwitch BESS DPDK Virtual Switch CloudStack Open ShiV Google* Compute Engine Security VNF Appliance DPDK Virtual NIC VMM/ Hypervisor

20. On Intel® Architecture 20 At 256B, an 18C CPU running 2 GHz can sa1sfy 100 GbE throughput as long as we stay within 751 cycles/packet •  At 512B, the budget is 1447 cycles If we run an Instruc1ons/clock (IPC) of ~2 •  256B = 1502 instruc1ons •  512B = ~2894 instruc1ons If the IPC is 2.5 … •  256B = 1877 instruc1ons •  512B = 3617 instruc1ons Disclaimer: SoVware and workloads used in performance tests may have been op1mized for performance only on Intel microprocessors. Performance tests, such as SYSmark and MobileMark, are measured using speciﬁc computer systems, components, soVware, opera1ons and func1ons. Any change to any of those factors may cause the results to vary. You should consult other informa1on and performance tests to assist you in fully evalua1ng your contemplated purchases, including the performance of that product when combined with other products. For more complete informa1on visit h[p://www.intel.com/performance.

21. Are you The Next Disrupter?

23. Day 1 9:00-10:00 DPDK Introduc1on ~ MJay 10:15-12:30 DPDK in Containers ~ Clayne Robison 12:30-2:00 Industry Demos – Juniper, ODL, 6Wind, Volta Networks, Intel SoVware Innovators 2:00-3:00 Open Day Light applica1ons (what is inside ODL) ~ Anil Vishnoi, Principal Engineer at Brocade, Open Daylight TSC and Board member & Luis Gomez, Principal Engineer at Brocade, Open Daylight TSC member. 3:15-5:15 Transport Layer Development Kit (let us accelerate beyond the Layer 2/Layer 3) ~ MJay 5:30-6:30 Idea Roule[e Day 2 8:30-9:30: Leveraging Intel x86 with SDN for DPDK-driven advanced services and container networking ~ Ganapathi Bhat and Ted Elhourani, Big Switch Netwo 9:30-10:15 QAT Introduc1on: Joel Auernheimer & Joel Schuetze 10:30-12:30 QAT + OpenSSL hands on 1:00-2:00 ~ Unleashing End-To-End TLS Security Leveraging NGINX with Intel® QuickAssist Technology and OpenSSL-1.1.0, Joel Auernheimer & Joel Schuetze 2:00-3:00 DPDK IPSec performance benchmark ~ Georgii Tkachuk NPG Performance Systems Engineer, focusing on pla|orm benchmarking and analysis using high throughput networking w 3:15-4:15 Clear Containers Hands on ~ Manohar Castelino & Amy Leeland 4:15-5:15 Role of Time synchroniza1on in networking, IEEE 1588 ~ Dan Biederman, ASIC Architect/designer 5:30-6:30 Idea roule[e winners and developer path forward

24. Legal Notices and Disclaimers •  Intel technologies’ features and benefits depend on system configura1on and may require enabled hardware, soVware or service ac1va1on. Learn more at intel.com, or from the OEM or retailer. •  No computer system can be absolutely secure. •  Tests document performance of components on a par1cular test, in specific systems. Differences in hardware, soVware, or configura1on will affect actual performance. Consult other sources of informa1on to evaluate performance as you consider your purchase. For more complete informa1on about performance and benchmark results, visit hDp://www.intel.com/performance. •  Intel, the Intel logo, Intel® QAT, Vtune™, Intel® VT-d and others are trademarks of Intel Corpora1on in the U.S. and/or other countries. *Other names and brands may be claimed as the property of others. •  © 2017 Intel Corpora1on.

25. Thank you

26. AT&T* Network Vision

27. Intel Comms Infrastructure Strategy IA CPU Chipset Accelera1on Data Plane Development Kit With Intel Networking Pla2orm Ingredients Switch Silicon NIC Silicon Open Networking SoVware ❷ Bring Virtualization to Networking “NFV” Intel Architecture Virtual Machine Monitor Appliance Virtual Switch ❸ Optimize Open Architectures on IA “SDN” Controller Orchestra1on Node Node Node Appliance Appliance ❶ Enable Unified Architecture 4:1 Workload Consolidation

28. SoVware Deﬁned Networks/Network Func1on Virtualiza1on Framework

29. OPNFV Brahmaputra Release

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