Cisco Centro de Datos de proxima generación, Cisco Data Center Nex Generation
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This document discusses Cisco's vision for the next generation data center using their Unified Computing System (UCS). Key points include: 1. Cisco's UCS provides a unified fabric that integrates computing resources, network fabric, and virtualization software for simplified setup and improved business metrics. 2. Gartner recognizes fabric computing as the preferred infrastructure for virtualization and cloud computing, and Cisco has emerged as the market leader in this transition. 3. Cisco UCS has seen rapid adoption, becoming the #3 server blade vendor worldwide and #2 in the US due to its ability to solve challenges around data center flexibility, scalability, and efficiency.
Cisco Centro de Datos de proxima generación, Cisco Data Center Nex Generation
- 1. Next Generation DCJourney to the CloudMay, 2011
- 2. Gigabit Ethernet10 Gigabit Ethernet10 Gigabit DCE4/8Gb Fiber Channel10 Gigabit FCoE/DCEVirtualized Data Center InfrastructureSAN BSAN AvPCNexus 700010GbE CoreMDS 9500StorageCore LayerNexus 700010GbE AggCisco Catalyst 6500DC ServicesvPCAggregation LayerCBS 31xx BladeNexus 5000 & Nexus 2000Top-of-RackNexus 7000End-of-RowNexus 5000& FCoETop-of-RackCBS 31xxMDS 9124eNexus blade (*)Catalyst 6500End-of-Row Cisco UCS10GbE and 4/8Gb FC Server Access10Gb DCE / FCoE Server Access1GbE Server AccessAccess Layer(*) future
- 3. Virtualization + Automation = Lower CostsCost per VM hour20¢18¢16¢114¢12¢Increase utilization10¢8¢6¢4¢Increase automation2¢0¢30%35%40%45%50%55%60%70%75%80%65%UtilizationSource:VMware
- 4. Cisco’s Data Center Fabric VisionUnified FabricUnified Network ServicesUnified ComputingOpen Integrated Flexible Scalable ResilientSecure
- 5. Gartner Identifies Fabric Computing as Preferred Infrastructure for Virtualization and CloudWhich vendor would you perceive to be the most competent to deliver on a fabric–based strategy in your enterprise?CiscoDellEgeneraHPIBMVMwareOtherDon’t Know/Not Sure051015202530354045% of RespondentsGartner 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.You can read the full Gartner report here: http://www.gartner.com/technology/media-products/reprints/cisco/210438.html
- 6. Fully integrated system that brings together the network fabric, compute resources, and virtualization software to simplify setup, improve business metrics, and enable just-in-time provisioning for business transactions. Virtualization control and transparancy with VN LinkResource Scalingwith Cisco Extended Memory TechnologyDynamic ProvWire Once Infrastructure with Unified FabricUnified Computing Role in Data Center 3.0Process AutomationVirtualizationPlatformPerformanceManagementAutomatedProvisioningComputePlatformNetwork PlatformBusiness Service Management
- 7. Unified Computing SystemDecouple Complexity and ScaleMassive scalability made simple
- 8. Wire-once, integrated, redundant system
- 9. New equipment self integrates
- 10. Inventory & status automatically updated
- 11. Immediately apply existing policiesService Profile: HR-App1Network: HR-VLANNetwork QoS: HighMAC: 08:00:69:02:01:FCWWN: 20:65:32:25:B5:00:A4:28BIOS: Version 1.03Boot Order: SAN, LANPolicy InventoryService Profile: Default 1Service Profile: HR-App1
- 12. Private Cloud ServicesCisco Intelligent Automation for CloudService Catalog and Self-Service Portal newScale, BMCCloud Automation PackGlobal Orchestration & ReportingEMC Ionix, UIM, Tidal, BMC, Tivoli, caCMDBAdapter FrameworkIT Service Management ToolsOS / Software ProvisioningTidal, BMC, caVirtualization Managerseg. VMware vCenterUCS ManagerOpen XML interfaceBilling/ChargebackMonitoring & GovernanceCompute ResourcesVirtual InfrastructureNetwork ResourcesStorage Resources
- 13. Cisco Leads Another Market Transition“Fabric computing is a fixture on the radar screen of many IT groups, driven by the increased penetration of virtualization and prospects for cloud computing.” —Gartner Fabric computing has emerged as the preferred infrastructure for data center virtualization and cloud computing, and Cisco is the market leader in this industry transition 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.
- 14. Customers Have Spoken Cisco Joins Computing’s Top TierUCS momentum is fueled by game-changing innovationWWCisco is quickly passing established players in fastest growing segment of x86 computing market 2UCS #3 with 10.5%UCS After Two Short YearsX86 Server Blade Market Share, Q1 CY 111USUCS #2 with 19.7%5400 UCS Customers WWSource: 1 IDC Worldwide Quarterly Server Tracker, Q1 2011, May 2011 2 IDC Q4 CY10 Server Forecaster, 2010-2015 CAGR of x86 Blade Servers
- 15. Why UCS Is GrowingCisco Unified Computing System (UCS) has moved the industry forward by unifying compute, network, storage access and virtualization into one cohesive systemCisco data center customers report tangible business results due to transformative improvements in IT efficiency and agilityUCS is designed to solve key customer challenges in the data center Manual solution assembly Inflexible infrastructure Operational friction Virtualization complexity Inefficient scaling Compliance and audit control
- 16. Why Cisco? The “Open” DifferentiationDatabase/MiddlewareCustomer ChoiceModular, integrated solutions, across all aspects of the Data Center giving customers flexibility and choiceEnterprise ApplicationsIndustry LeadersOperating SystemsInteroperability, record-setting performance across all aspects of the Data CenterRisk MitigationVirtualizationEnhanced partnerships, validated designs, horizontal solutionsStorageManagementThe Network Makes Cloud Computing Possible
Editor's Notes
- #4: With the rise of public cloud infrastructure providers, IT is faced with a new challenge – that of answering to the “public rate card”. It is only a matter of time before the executive committee, or even the board, is asking IT how they stack up against the economics of resources available through these public clouds. <click>Virtualization has already begun to dramatically remove the underlying complexity of IT infrastructure and operations. As a result, customers that are more aggressively adopting virtualization within their datacenters are achieving previously unattainable economics. <click> With broader virtualization, and the approach of resource pooling, automation of the ongoing operations of IT becomes a reality. It’s through the combination of utilization with virtualization, then applying automation, that the entire cost curve is being re-drawn. In fact, it is this same approach that is being applied by public cloud providers to attain their aggressive rate card. Internal IT can get there.
- #7: Unified Computing Relationship with Data Center 3.0 Consolidation, Virtualization, Automation: A Systems PerspectiveWithin the Datacenter there are Four planes that exist, the Process Automation, Network, Compute, and Virtualization layers. These planes contain heterogeneous components and choices.Unified computing is an architecture that transverses the planes and pre-integrates them into a solution that optimizes the intersection points.We believe that the unique value that Cisco offers comes at the intersection of these platforms. The intersection of the three bubbles brings clarity and focus to data center virtualization. At the Compute / Virtualization Intersection Three key areas to consider within virtualization: Memory, IO, and CPU. Depending on application performance any one of these will become the limiting factor to VM/Server ratios Memory – The Unified Computing solution has optimized memory – expanding the overall available memory to up to 384 gb per node IO optimization – increased IO including 10gb Unified Fabric – converging Ethernet and Fiber Channel traffic over a single cable CPU – utilizes the latest Intel chipset to expand performance The architecture optimizes all three areas allowing for more VM’s on a physical compute device At the Virtualization / Network Intersection Optimization of V-Motion calls have been integrated with the network. Management of the network directly to the virtual machine – removing previous limitations where network administrators could only manage to the physical device port Improved auditing and traceabilityAt the Compute / Network Intersection: Wire-once low latency Unified Fabric – 10gb per link Ethernet and Fiber Channel Significantly reduced components, removing points of failure All three platforms are enabled with Process Automation / data enablementThe management within the Unified Computing systems has fully open API’s (XML and industry standard) to integrate with Business Service Management solutions Provisioning workflow Event Monitoring CMDB data feedsPre-configured integration exists with key partners to speed time to deployment
- #9: Cloud Automation Pack at this stage is mainly delivered through a services engagement