Cisco ONE Enterprise Cloud Suite Fast IT Acceleration
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Time, as they say, is money. By automating your infrastructure and application delivery, you can help save your organization a lot of both. Join cloud networking pros for this online workshop and live Q&A and see how the Cisco ONE Enterprise Cloud Suite: • Automates delivery of unified infrastructure designed to meet each of your application’s needs • Reduces the complexity and manual provisioning of virtual network services • Reduces the number of tools required to support cloud environments Engage with Cisco experts, ask your questions, and see what it takes to make infrastructure automation a reality. Register now. Sincerely, Robb Boyd, TechWiseTV Technology you can use from geeks you can trust. www.cisco.com/go/techwisetv
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Cisco ONE Enterprise Cloud Suite Fast IT Acceleration
- 1. Eric Charlesworth Technical Solutions Architect - WW Data Center, Virtualization & Cloud June 25, 2015 Cisco ONE Enterprise Cloud Suite
- 2. Todays Challenges… Technology Increasing Complexity IT Consumption Models are Changing “Age of Empowered Customer”
- 3. Automation Benefits Source: IDC InfoBrief, sponsored by Cisco, Don't Get Left Behind: The Business Benefits of Achieving Greater Cloud Adoption, March 2015 * Figures refer to IDC’s Cloud Adoption Model – Optimized Stage Averages SPEEDEFFICIENCY DISRUPTION ITCost Reduction 77% Time to Provision IT Services 99% Ability to Meet SLAs 72% Strategic Allocation of ITBudget 200% * Revenue Growth 10% *
- 4. Build Your Own As a service On-Prem or Intercloud Cloud ManagedIT Operated Cisco Offers—Beyond Flexible Consumption Any Consumption Model! Ownership Management Location Customer Intercloud Customer On-Prem Cisco / Partner Cisco + Partner Cisco / Partner Cisco / Partner Build Buy Cisco ONE Enterprise Cloud Suite Cisco OpenStack Private Cloud Cisco and Intercloud Partners Cloud Services
- 5. Cisco ONE Enterprise Cloud SuiteFAST IT: Accelerate the Transition to Cloud Making Private + Hybrid Cloud Simple Security & Control of Private Cloud Self-Service & Automation of Public Cloud App Developer IT User App Development Acceleration Automation, Integration, Visibility, Hybrid Cloud Ready On-Demand Services
- 6. Cisco ONE Enterprise Cloud Suite Comprehensive Automation Across Infrastructure Self-Service User Experience Hybrid-Ready Private Cloud Accelerate Application Development & Deployment UCS Director Virtual Application Container Services Prime Service Catalog Intercloud Fabric for Business Stack Designer Modular Cloud Software Suite available via Cisco ONE flexible licensing models
- 7. Cisco ONE Enterprise Cloud Suite Virtual Network Services Modern Self-Service Portal and Catalog Infrastructure Provisioning & Management UCS-based Integrated Infrastructure Multi-Vendor Compute, Network, Storage, and Virtualization Application Stack Modeling RESTAPI Hybrid Cloud Connectivity Cloud Services Marketplace Ecosystem of Service Providers
- 8. Self-Service
- 12. Stack Designer
- 19. Accelerate Existing Application Stacks Out-of-box Templates Windows Linux Other Single & Multi Tier Server & Cluster Web Server & Rewrite RAC HA & Clustering HA Powershell Customer needs to have purchased license for the commercial applications such as Oracle database and Microsoft SharePoint.
- 21. Infrastructure Automation Heterogeneous physical and virtual infrastructure automation across compute, network and storage Wizard driven rapid deployment of UCS integrated infrastructure (FlexPod, Vblock, VersaStack, VSPEX) Extensible REST API for integration with north bound orchestration systems
- 22. Hybrid Cloud
- 23. Hybrid Cloud Integration Hybrid – Ready Private Cloud DC/Private Cloud Provider Cloud A Provider Cloud B Secure L2 extension to provider clouds for a consistent security and compliance policy Automatic conversion of VM images to multiple cloud platforms enabling choice of providers Seamless provisioning of virtual workload in the public clouds; ability to bring back workload when desired
- 24. Expanding Cloud Provider Ecosystem … Cisco Intercloud Fabric Cisco’s Hybrid Cloud Approach Customer Open No Vendor Lock-In Any Hypervisor to Any Provider Heterogeneous Infrastructure End-to-End Security Unified Workload Management and Governance Workload Mobility Across Clouds Choice
- 26. Service Assurance Comprehensive Monitoring of Integrated Infrastructure Out-of-box configurations, thresholds to prevent under provisioning and resource constraints Integrated infrastructure capacity planning Single console for device health and performance monitoring (compute, network, storage and hosts)
- 27. Use Case
- 28. Rapid Deployment of Integrated Infrastructure Problem • I want to quickly onboard new infrastructure in my existing data center/cloud environment Solution • Newly purchased FlexPod or Vblock is racked and stacked • Basic configuration of the integrated infrastructure is done through series of wizards • Newly added resources (integrated infrastructure) are available for consumption as part of a resource pool Business Outcomes • Faster time to value with quick and automatic onboarding of new infrastructure UCS Integrated Infrastructure VMsComputeNetwork Storage
- 29. Rapid Deployment of Integrated Infrastructure – Details UCS Integrated Infrastructure VMsComputeNetwork Storage ①Add the newly discovered Pod ②Provide UCS Manager credentials ③Provide storage information ④Provide physical & virtual Network information ⑤Add virtualization information
- 30. Rapid Deployment of Integrated Infrastructure – Details UCS Integrated Infrastructure VMsComputeNetwork Storage ①Add the newly discovered Pod ②Provide UCS Manager credentials ③Provide storage information ④Provide physical & virtual Network information ⑤Add virtualization information
- 31. Infrastructure as a Service (physical and virtual) DC/Private Cloud External Clouds Problem • How do I easily order and consume infrastructure services? Solution • Services (Servers, VMs, Application Containers - combination of server, VMs, LB and Network) appear as catalogue items on a self service portal. • User logs on and selects a catalogue item, configures and submit their request • Service automatically provisioned and delivered to the end user Business Outcomes • Elimination of manual and repetitive tasks for delivering infrastructure services • Easy to consume service through self service portal
- 32. Infrastructure as a Service – Details UCSD Prime Service Catalog ② Navigate to Administration->Manage Connection - Connect & Import if not set for background sync ③ Categorize the catalog item as desired ④ Order item from catalog ① Create catalog item in UCSD from existing template - Standard Catalog: VMs - Advanced Catalog: Bare Metal ⑤ Admins can track progress of request Rest APIs
- 33. Infrastructure as a Service – Multi-Tenant (cont’d) Problem • I need to provide infrastructure services to multiple tenants quickly and efficiently. • Tenants need to be able to manage their own set of services Solution • Administrator creates a Tenant and defines usage profile resource quota • Tenants can log on and perform administrative tasks through tenant administrative portal • Tenant consumers can now order servers, VMs from the portal (in the my vDC view) Business Outcomes • Business agility with rapid onboarding of new tenants • Automated and simple provisioning of infrastructure for a self managed multi-tenant environment User UCS Integrated Infrastructure VMsComputeNetwork Storage
- 34. Virtual Application Segmentation – Deploying Application Stacks Problem • It takes too long to deploy an application (End User) • Provisioning network and network services takes considerable time (IT Admin) Solution • Design Application Template through wizards • Built-in virtual network services for rapid provisioning and policy enforcement • Service is built for the designed application stack and published to the portal for consumption Business Outcomes • Business agility with the ability to quickly design multi- tier application stacks and make it orderable through self service portal. App 1 App 2
- 35. Application Stack Design and Publish Fenced Container VACS Container* ACI Container* ② Infrastructure template automatically imported in stack designer ③ Add application templates from a palate, eg. Jboss, MySql or Apache ④ Publish to catalog store front ① Create fenced container based on application definition * Future support in stack designer
- 36. Application Stack Deployment ① Application Engineer orders an application stack from catalog ② OpenStack Heat orchestrates provisioning ③ Container objects with specified configuration is created ④ Applications are deployed on the VMs using Puppet ⑤ Prime Service Catalog synchronizes attributes and status UCS1 UCSN…
- 37. Secure Network Extension to Public Cloud Problem Solution Business Outcomes • Shadow IT – Security and compliance at risk when public clouds accessed directly • No easy solution to expand private DC capacity to public cloud • L2 secured network extension from Private DC to customer’s choice of public cloud • Automated workload mobility from Private to Public and back • Manage both on-prem and public cloud resources through a single pane of glass. • Meet Enterprise compliance policy mandates across private / public cloud resources • Choice of Provider cloud - no cloud vendor lock in Cisco Intercloud Partners Cisco Cloud ServicesPrivate DC
- 38. Secure Network Extension Intercloud Fabric for Business Intercloud Secure Extender Intercloud Fabric Director DC/Private Cloud Provider Cloud Enterprise Virtual Switch Application VM Provider Network Switch Enterprise VM access port Tunnel Port Trunk Port Enterprise Ports Outer MAC/ IP/UDP Tunnel L2X Application VM IC Driver Data Data Data 1 2 3 Intercloud Switch Intercloud Extender Outer MAC/ IP/UDP Tunnel L2X Data
- 39. Migration Across Hybrid Cloud Intercloud Fabric Services VM is powered up on public cloud and management continues through Intercloud Fabric Director4 Intercloud Fabric Secure Extender DC/Private Cloud Provider Cloud Intercloud Switch Intercloud Fabric Provider Platform Cloud Providers Intercloud Extender IT AdminsEnd Users VM VM VM Image is converted to public cloud format (e.g., AMI) and migrated to public cloud 3 End user triggers VM migration to cloud1 VM is shut down and Intercloud Fabric driver added2 VM Manager Intercloud Fabric Director Intercloud Fabric for Business
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Editor's Notes
- Age of the Empowered Customer Smart devices have trained us to expect delivery of products, services & information instantly. Forrester has branded this “internet time” In business environment, customers expect the same level of near-instant service. When IT does not deliver this, line-of-business managers application developers and architects simply have the power and budget to go outside of the organization (shadow IT) In today’s business environment organizations must deliver their services in the way that customers expect: self-service with rapid delivery IT Consumption Models are Changing Application developers/architect expect to receive consistent infrastructure resources quickly. Manual identification and provisioning of resources are no longer sufficient to keep IT able to meet the needs of their customers If you don’t mention self-service in the previous section, it needs to be mentioned here Technology Increasing Complexity In reality, data centers are becoming increasingly complex places and it shows no sign of stopping IT simply can no longer try to manage these environments manually, on excel spreadsheets or clip boards. Changes need to be made
- KEY POIINT - If you do nothing the challenges outlined on Slide #3 (challenges) will not allow you to reduce costs or have visibility over costs (e.g., Shadow IT, IT Transformation), your ability to meet your LOBs needs in terms of reducing the time it takes to provision IT services will not keep the pace, along with your ability to improve SLAs (IT Transformation, Security and Compliance). As a result, your ability to rebalance the IT budget and invest in Innovation will be compromised and your ability to help the business grow revenue will be negatively compromised. Collaborating with IDC we know what the opportunity cost is, companies that successfully deploy Private and Public cloud services can derive measurable benefits outlined on the slide. The figures are associated with the highest stage of cloud maturity and represent average values across a large number of organizations IDC profiled. Cost of IT operations, including technology, services, people, etc. Agility, such as time to provision IT services for internal line-of-business users Capability to meet SLAs Allocation of IT budget and ability to fund strategic versus routine and maintenance projects Increased revenue, through your ability to help LoB users positively affect revenue growth
- Note: This is an important slide to help you guide the dialog with your prospect. It gives you a way to understand their interests and preferences. Main Point: Cisco gives you tremendous flexibility regarding how you can deploy and consume your Private Cloud solution. Depending on your use case(s) you will have to decide three important elements: (1) Do you need/want to retain ownership of the IT assets associated with your Private Cloud project? (2) Do you want your IT organization to manage your Private Cloud environment? And (3) Do you prefer to keep the data and applications on-premises? These three elements: IT asset ownership, management of the environment and location of data will ultimately influence the Private Cloud solution Cisco can help you build or buy. For many businesses, deploying a private cloud environment for all their applications is not necessarily the best path. And IT transformation does not always equal ubiquitous adoption of private cloud in your environment. Furthermore, there are many varieties of private cloud deployment models, including internal private clouds, hosted or virtual private clouds, and managed or outsourced private clouds. Each of these deployment options has very different financial, organizational, and technological implications. If you want to retain ownership over your IT assets, manage your own Private Cloud and keep the data on prem we can help you build your own private cloud. Conversely, if you want to retain ownership of your IT assets, and you prefer to have a third party manage your private cloud, Cisco can help you do that depending on your vendor preferences. In this case, your sensitive data remains on-prem. This is particularly important for some customers concerned about data privacy. We offer Managed services offerings and Cisco OpenStack Private Cloud (ex MetaCloud) depending on your use cases. In addition to that, if you prefer to consume your Private Cloud ‘on demand’ on a pay as you go basis without CapEx we are going to also offer you an option in which we provide your organization with a turnkey private cloud environment …. It is almost like having your ‘public cloud in a box’ on-premises and delivered with a pay as you go usage model … Hosted and virtual private cloud solutions are also growing in popularity. These models are well suited to support infrastructure-as-a-service (IaaS) testing and development use cases. With hosted and virtual private cloud solutions, standardized IT services can be efficiently deployed in the public cloud. For IaaS, this single-tenant approach is inherently more secure compared to the multitenant public cloud services that most public cloud providers typically offer.
- Comprehensive Automation Across Infrastructure Provisioning of Cloud Services in minutes Complete Stack – Network, Compute, Storage, (Physical + Virtual) Self-Service User Experience On-demand consumption and service management Consistent policies for existing and new applications Accelerate Application Development & Deployment Out-of-box templates for enterprise applications Built-in tools to build custom application stacks Hybrid-Ready Private Cloud Choice, Consistency, Control, Compliance Seamless user experience & lifecycle management
- This is an architecture slide showing how all the pieces integrate and work together to deliver hybrid-ready private cloud. What components are included? Self-service portal and catalog is Prime Service Catalog Application Stack Modeling is the application stack design capabilities that are built into Prime Service Catalog and delivered through the Stack Designer Infrastructure provisioning and management is delivered with UCS Director. Virtual Network Services (VACS) works in conjunction with UCS Director to deliver fenced containers that are pre-defined to the infrastructure requirements of specific applications Hybrid Cloud Connectivity comes with Intercloud Fabric. This provides a secure connection between the private and public environments along with API translation allowing customers to better manage their providers. ICF also delivers workload migration between the private and hybrid environment With PSC and ICF, customers or IT professionals have the ability to identify resources available from Cisco powered ecosystem of partners and purchase them through the self-service portal. In the future, customers will be able to purchase software elements and bring back on-premise into their private cloud environment
- In slideshow mode, this shows the: Service catalog. This is easy to customize (no does not require AS). Service designer module built into the catalog allows customers to create service categories (IaaS, application services, device services) Next screen shows the child pages behind each category (in this example device services) where the consumer can order the specific service they need Once the service is ordered, there can be child pages behind that to direct the customer to complete the service (if applicable). In this example, it is a sample of the steps the customer would need to take to initialize and setup their new smart device with IT Lastly, the ability to track the lifecycle of every type of service they have ordered in a category known as “my stuff.” In this example, the customer can track and complete lifecycle actions on virtual machines both in the private and hybrid cloud environment
- Within the service catalog, is am embedded tools known as Stack Designer. This allows architects to create application stacks and convert them from templates into services that can be ordered from the self-service portal. Let’s see how this works:
- We begin by defining the name of the template, providing a description and assigning it to a group within the self-service portal categories. In this case we have chosen application platforms. We also assign an icon. Then we choose from a number of pre-defined infrastructure containers that have been created in UCS Director. In this case, we are choosing a generic 2-tier infrastructure container.
- Next appears a dynamic software palette that shows the topology of the infrastructure container. We have an application server as well as a database server. From here the architect can install software into each of these infrastructure layers.
- Choosing from a drop down box (not shown), the architect designates the specific software he needs to be in each of the infrastructure components. In this case, we have configured tomcat application server and a multi-tier SharePoint database application. We can additional software as needed. <click> To make this an orderable service, we now choose “build service”.
- Included with stack designer is the HEAT orchestration engine that we have lifted out of OpenStack. This orchestration engine converts the graphical template into a <click> HOT template which is essentially a text file that describes the elements and the configuration of the application stack that will be used by the orchestration engine to deploy this stack when ordered.
- Once converted into a text file, the service is saved and the architect indicates which category the service should appear. In this instance the template is placed under application platform category.
- Now the service is ready for ordering on-demand
- Ovale software …. Look at Rob’s Slide (homogeneous .. Etc..) Deepu slides – more providers etc… add other service providers
- Application Containers – infrastructure on which to deploy the applications servers, VMs, network and LBs
- Add interaction between PSC UCSD/ICF and show APIs
- VMware has solution for customers moving workloads from traditional data centers toVMware cloud. Ic enables these same customers to eliminate application change requirements when targeting AWS, or VMware-based or other non-VMware-based workloads and applications for the cloud."