The document discusses the evolution of data centers towards virtualization and cloud computing. It highlights how technologies like the x86 platform and VMWare have enabled this change, and how networking, computing and storage systems need to evolve as well to support increased virtualization. This includes improvements in areas like virtual network integration, higher bandwidth connectivity, storage unification, faster provisioning times, and virtual desktop solutions. The network is positioned as the platform enabling these changes in virtualized data centers.

1. Fabián Dominguez
fdomingu@cisco.com
1 de Junio, 2011
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2. 1.Virtualización
2.Evolución X86
3.10 Gb Ethernet
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3. • Virtualización es un concepto antiguo.
•De uso masivo hoy gracias a los cambios en X86 y la
maduración de soluciones de Software.
• El DataCenter ha cambiado
•Aplicaciones moviéndose por la red (Vmotion, DRS, DPM)
•Generando cambios en silos anteriormente separados
• Parte Integral de la infraestructura de IT
•82 % de los grandes clientes en Argentina ha virtualizado
servidores. 34 % ha virtualizado los Desktops .79 % ha mejorado
su gestion de infraestructura luego de la Consolidación.
•Virtualización es el paso obligado para entrar en Cloud
Computing
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4. La red y la Virtualización
• vMotion mueve VMs entre ports
de la red — Las políticas de la
red deben seguir ese cambio
• Imposible de ver o aplicar
políticas a tráfico local al mismo
server
• Se necesita colaboración entre
los grupos de red y servidores
VLAN
101
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5. • Moore tenía razón
• La densidad de transistores se
duplicará aproximadamente cada Gordon
Moore
2 años.
• Migración de
RISC/Itanium/Unix a x86
• WW shipment de servers x86 aumenta
• WW Shipment de RISC/Itanium disminuye.
*Gartner Study, June 2010
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6. Speed
40GbE and
10MbE 100MbE 1GbE 10GbE
100GbE
Funcionalidades
QoS L4-7
Svcs • L2 Congestion
L3 Switching Management
Switched
• Lossless Ethernet
Shared VLANs PoE • Multipathing
• FCoE
Security • ++
Standards
ANSI T11,
802.1d 802.1Q 802.11
802.1Qaz IEEE HSSG
802.3 802.1P 802.3af 802.1au…
1994 1999 2004 2009+
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7. Today I/O Consolidation with FCoE
LAN SAN A SAN B LAN SAN A SAN B
Ethernet FC FC
Ethernet FC
Ethernet FC
Enhanced
Ethernet
and FCoE
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8. Unificación y Simplificación
SAN A
LAN
Fabric Extender and
SAN B
VN-Link simplify
server access Ethernet
Switch Mgmt
management FC
Switch Mgmt
Chassis Mgmt
Ethernet Blade Switch Mgmt
Fibre Channel Blade Switch Mgmt
Virtual Switch Mgmt
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9. Unificación y Simplificación
SAN A
Unified Fabric simplifies LAN
I/O infrastructure and SAN B
management while Ethernet
maintaining Enterprise- Switch Mgmt
class high-availability FC
Switch Mgmt
Chassis Mgmt
Fibre Channel Blade Switch Mgmt
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10. Unificación y Simplificación
SAN A
Cisco UCS LAN
consolidates server
SAN B
infrastructure into a
single point of
Unified Network
management Mgmt
Chassis Mgmt
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11. Cablear por Bandwidth, No por Conectividad
Uplinks
20Gb/s 40Gb/s 80Gb/s
Arquitectura de cableado por única vez
Todas las conexiones pueden estar activas a la vez.
Asignación de Ancho de Banda basada en políticas
Granularidad de controles a nivel de interfaces Virtuales
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12. Traditional Cisco Unified
Blade Server Computing System
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13. Consolidation Virtualization Automation Utility Market
BUSINESS
VALUE
Inter SYSTEMS SOLUTION
Cloud EXCELLENCE DIFFERENTIATION
TECHNOLOGY
INNOVATIONS
Cloud—
Public/Private
Unified Computing
Unified Fabric
Data Center Networking
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14. Escalabilidad masiva de manera simple
Cablear UNA VEZ , sistema redundante
Nuevos equipos se autointegran /
registran
Inventario & estado automaticamente
actualizado
Inmediatamente aplicar políticas
existentes
Service Profile: HR-App1
HR-
Network: HR-VLAN
Network QoS: High
MAC: 08:00:69:02:01:FC
WWN: 20:65:32:25:B5:00:A4:28
BIOS: Version 1.03
Boot Order: SAN, LAN
Policy Inventory
Service Profile: Default 1
Service Profile: HR-App1
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15. Which vendor would you perceive to be the most competent
to deliver on a fabric–based strategy in your enterprise?
Cisco
Dell
Egenera
HP
IBM
VMware
Other
Don’t Know/Not Sure
0 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 45
% of Respondents
Gartner report: Fabric Computing Poised as a Preferred Infrastructure for Virtualization and Cloud
Computing, February 11, 2011, George J. Weiss and Andrew Butler Report. ID number:
G00210438.
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16. Cloud
Business Management
Application
Solutions Cisco Virtual
Virtual Desktop eXperience Tier-1
Infrastructure (VDI) Infrastructure Business Applications
Integrated
Computing
Stacks
Vblock FlexPod
Unified Unified
Unified Unified
Data Center Fabric
Network
Computing
Services
Networking
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17. Cisco VXI
Sistema Virtualizado End-to-End
Virtualized
Data Center
Virtualized
Collaboration Workplace
Virtualization Aware Network
Cisco Clients
Branch Data Center
Network
Zero Client and Thin Clients VDS/CDN
ACNS/
IP Phone
WAAS
Cisco Nexus Broker
WAN
Cius Business Tandberg Virtual Virtual
Tablets Endpoints QUAD CUCM
ISR
Thin Client Ecosystem
Com
p ute S
UC
WAAS ACE
FC FC
Wyse, Devon IT, iGEL
End-to-End Security, Management and Automation
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18. New Desktop Virtualization Endpoints Simplify IT Deployment, Security,
Scalability
• Integrated form factor for Unified IP Phone 8900/9900 Series uses
existing PoE and desktop phone—only requires monitor and keyboard
• Standalone VDI form factor for customers without
Unified IP Phone 8900/9900 Series—first PoE Desktop solution
Cisco Cius: first mobile converged endpoint for voice, video, data
applications and VDI
All endpoints support VMware View 4.5 and Citrix XenDesktop
Integrado
Stand-Alone
Stand- Movil (CIUS)
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19. Servicios de Cloud Computing
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20. HOSTING 2.0
Suministra infraestructuras como servicio
(IaaS)
Entornos Objetivos
• Misión Crítica
Hosting 2.0 • Desarrollo y Test
• Disaster Recovery
Aplicaciones
• Exchange • eCommerce
CPU • WebHosting • Application
• SAP, ERPs, … Servers
• Databases
Memoria
Integración directa con otros
servicios existentes
Disco “La infra- • Almacenamiento / Backup
estructura al• Hosting Administrado
servicio de • Monitorización
nuestros
clientes”
Red
Base para el futuro
El servicio es la base para los nuevas La propuesta de Telefónica
Telefó
funcionalidades Cloud que se irán
desplegando Ejemplo: auto-gestión de
auto-gestió
infraestructuras

21. FIBERCORP
Virtualization SERVICES
Virtualization
Platform Cisco Unified Computing
SW vmware
V-servers with multiple chips
Features
and cores
Data and DNS, Hands on, Backup,
Media Services
Center Monitoring, Firewall, Storage,
Load Balance
Availability 99,99%
Installation Time 1 hour FLEXPOD

22. #1
SPECint_rate200
6 Cisco UCS
C460 M2
SPECjbb2005 SPECOMPL VMmark 2.1
X86/64 2-socket base2001
B200 M2 4-socket C2460 M1 C460 M2
SPECOMPL SPECOMPM SPECjbb2005 VMmark 2.1 SPECompLbas
base2001 2- base2001 4- X86/64 2-socket 2 -socket-Blade e2001
socket B200 M2 socket C2460 M1 B230 M1 B200 M2 C460M2
SPECOMPM SPECjAPPServ SPECint_rate_base SPECompMba
LS-Dyna 4- 2006 X86/64 2-
base2001 2- er 2004 2-node se2001
socket C460M1 B230 M1 socket B200 M2
socket B200 M2 C460 M2
SPECfp_rate_bas SPECjbb2005 Oracle E-business SPECjEnterprise SPECompLbas
Suite Medium
e 2006 X86/64 2- X86/64 4-socket Model Order to 2010 Overall e2001
socket B200 M2 C460 M1 Cash B200M2 B440 M1 B230 M2
SPECfp_rate_bas Oracle E-business SPECOMPL SPECompMbas
SPECint_rate_base
Suite Medium
2006 X86/64 2- e 2006 X86/64 4- Model payroll Batch base2001 2- e2001
socket B200 M2 socket C460 M1 socket B200 M2 B230M2
B200M2
SPECfp_rate_bas SPECjAPPServer SPECint_rate_bas Oracle E-business SPECOMPM SPECijbb2005
e2006 X86/64 2- Suite Ex-large Model
2004 single node e 2006 X86/64 4- base2001 C260 M2
Socket B200 M1 payroll Batch
2-socket C250 M2 socket C460 M1 B200M2 2-socket B200 M2
SPECint_rate_bas 2-socket VMmark VMmark 1- Oracle E-business SPECint_rate_
VMmark 1.1
Suite Medium
e2006 X86/64 2- VMmark B250 Overall Blade C460 2 -socket-Blade
Model payroll
base2006
Socket B200 M1 M2 C460 M1 M1 B230 M1 C260 M2
Batch B200M2
2-socket server LInPack VMmark 1- SPECjbb2005 VMmark 2.0 SPECfp_rate_b
2-socket VMmark
B200 M1 VMmark B200 2-socket Blade B440 X86/64 2-socket Overall ase2006
recapture B200 M2 M1 B230 M1 B200 M2 C260 M2
Q2 CY09 Q1 CY10 Q3 CY10 Q4 CY10 Q4 CY10 Q2 CY11
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http://www.cisco.com/en/US/prod/ps10265/industry_benchmarks.html#~application_performance_reports

23. WW UCS momentum generado por
la Innovación de su diseño
X86 Server Blade Market Share, Q1 CY 111
Cisco ha superado a jugadores
UCS #3 con 10.5% establecidos en el mercado de
servidores X86 2
UCS a 2 años de su
US lanzamiento en US
UCS #2 con 19.7%
5400 Clientes UCS WW
Source: 1 IDC Worldwide Quarterly Server Tracker, Q1 2011, May 2011 2 IDC Q4 CY10 Server Forecaster, 2010-2015 CAGR of x86 Blade Servers
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24. Resumen
Evolución de los DataCenters.
Silos aislados a Infraestructura Virtual (Cloud)
Plataformas X86 y VMWare liderando el cambio.
La red , sistemas de cómputo y storage debían
evolucionar también para acompañar ese cambio.
Correlación entre virtualización y red (VN-Link – N 1000V – OTV)
Evolución a mayores anchos de banda (10G, 40G, 100G)
Unificación de la LAN y SAN (10G, FCOE) = UNIFIED FABRIC
Aceleración del tiempo de provisionamiento de nuevas
applicaciones (Service Profiles)
Virtualización del Desktop (VDI, VXI)
La red es la plataforma para todos esos cambios..
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25. WWW.CISCO.COM/GO/UCS
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26. Database Customer Choice
/Middleware
Modular, integrated solutions, across all aspects of
the Data Center giving customers flexibility and
Enterprise choice
Applications
Industry Leaders
Operating Interoperability, record-setting performance across all
Systems aspects of the Data Center
Virtualization
Risk Mitigation
Enhanced partnerships, validated designs, horizontal
solutions
Storage
Management
The Network Makes Cloud Computing Possible
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27. BUSINESS
VALUE
SYSTEMS SYSTEMS SOLUTION BUSINESS
EXCELLENCE DIFFERENTIATION
EXCELLENCE VALUE
TECHNOLOGY
Benchmarking INNOVATION Growth through flexible
Quantifying platform and infrastructure
architectural benefits
Risk mitigation enabled
Convergence by workload mobility
Unifying the infrastructure
TECHNOLOGY SOLUTION
INNOVATION DIFFERENTIATION
Fabric Path Whole offers
Scaling the data center Solutions creation and
fabric packaging
Unified Compute Cisco validated designs
Convergence of compute, and reference
network and virtualization architectures
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