PLNOG 6: Henk Bruijns - Enabling Cloud Providers with Converged Infrastructure
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This document discusses enabling cloud providers with converged infrastructure. It begins with HP's vision of converged infrastructure combining servers, storage, networking, power and cooling managed as a single system. It then discusses how HP is changing the rules of networking by driving simpler and more application-centric infrastructure. The remainder of the document focuses on next generation data center networking including large layer 2 solutions, intelligent resilient frameworks (IRF), and opportunities for service providers in hybrid cloud delivery models.
PLNOG 6: Henk Bruijns - Enabling Cloud Providers with Converged Infrastructure
- 1. HP Confidential © Copyright 2010 Hewlett-Packard Development Company, L.P.1 Henk Bruijns, EMEA SP Solution Consultant HP Networking at PLNOG Conference Warszawa, March 2011 Enabling Cloud Providers with Converged Infrastructure
- 2. Disclaimer HP makes no warranties regarding the accuracy of this information. HP does not warrant or represent that it will introduce any product to which the information relates. It is presented for evaluation by the recipient and to assist HP on defining product direction. © Copyright 2010 Hewlett-Packard Development Company, L.P.2 defining product direction. The information contained herein is subject to change without notice.
- 3. Enabling Cloud Providers with Converged Infrastructure AGENDA Converged Infrastructure Vision Changing the Rules of Networking Next Generation DC Networking © Copyright 2011 Hewlett-Packard Development Company, L.P.33 Next Generation DC Networking Large Layer 2 Solutions IRF = Intelligent Resilient Framework Cloud Opportunity for Service Providers Hybrid Delivery: Traditional, Private & Public Cloud
- 4. THE DATA CENTER OF THE FUTURE WILL BE BUILT ON A CONVERGED INFRASTRUCTURE ServersStorage HP Converged Infrastructure HP Converged Infrastructure © Copyright 2011 Hewlett-Packard Development Company, L.P.44 Management software NetworkPower & cooling
- 5. EVOLUTION TO VIRTUALIZATION Application Silos Application Stacks Configured one App at a Time Design-to-Order Infrastructure Configure-to-Order Infrastructure © Copyright 2010 Hewlett-Packard Development Company, L.P.5 Dedicated Infrastructure – Designed, Procured, & Built Separately for each Application Virtual Resource Virtual Resource Virtual Resource Virtual Resource Shared Infrastructure
- 6. MOVE TO CONVERGED INFRASTRUCTURE Application Stacks Configured one App at a Time Allocate-to-Order Infrastructure Configure-to-Order Infrastructure Application Stacks © Copyright 2010 Hewlett-Packard Development Company, L.P.6 Virtual Resource Virtual Resource Virtual Resource Virtual Resource Shared Infrastructure Pools of Pre-Configured Standard Resources
- 7. Enabling Cloud Providers with Converged Infrastructure AGENDA Converged Infrastructure Vision Changing the Rules of Networking Next Generation DC Networking © Copyright 2010 Hewlett-Packard Development Company, L.P.77 Next Generation DC Networking Large Layer 2 Solutions IRF = Intelligent Resilient Framework Cloud Opportunity for Service Providers Hybrid Delivery: Traditional, Private & Public Cloud
- 8. HP IS CHANGING THE RULES OF NETWORKING Extending the benefits of Converged Infrastructure with a focused agenda Drive simpler networking infrastructure to deliver unified and secure end-to-end network and service fabric Deliver flexible, application-centric © Copyright 2010 Hewlett-Packard Development Company, L.P.8 Deliver flexible, application-centric environment to seamlessly provide access to business services to end users anywhere Bring open solutions and lower total-cost-of-ownership to enhance innovation, reduce risk and eliminate vendor lock-in Innovation and Vision
- 9. NETWORKING HAS BECOME A BUYERS MARKET SINCE HP ACQUIRED 3COM IN 2010 2001-2008 Cisco is King of the Hill 2009-> From Friends to Foes, From Partners to Competitors Oracle Foe Cisco ? Mostly Foe © Copyright 2010 Hewlett-Packard Development Company, L.P.9 2009 LAN Market share Cisco 51% HP+3Com 36% Juniper 2% Rest of Market 11%
- 10. Data Center Core Aggregation Campus Core Enterprise Core Virtual Connect Edge End of Row Data Center Core Core Routing HP NOW HAS LEADERSHIP FROM EDGE TO THE DATA CENTER CORE © Copyright 2010 Hewlett-Packard Development Company, L.P.10 Edge Security Management Intelligent Management Center Ops Automation & OrchestrationNetwork Node Manager Operations Center Edge Firewall Data Center Threat Management Intrusion Prevention SMB Wireless Campus Edge Routing Enterprise
- 11. COMPREHENSIVE END-TO-END PORTFOLIO Intelligent Management Center A66/88 Core Routers MSR Branch Router WLAN Controllers 802.11n APA12500 Data Center A9500 Core Switch A7500 Multi- Service Switch A5500 GE Series A3100/ A3600 FE Series A5820X/ A5800 Flex Chassis Data Center to the Edge Networking WLANRoutingData Center Campus Core Aggregation Access/Edge Tipping Point IPS Demo on HP stand © Copyright 2010 Hewlett-Packard Development Company, L.P.11 VCX Connect ISC3000 VM8000 IP Phones VCX Enterprise IP Communications IP Video Surveillance Unified Communications IP Security Comware U200 – S/M/A SecPath F1000- S/A/E SecBlade Modules SecCenter Defense in Depth Security VPN Firewall Embedded Security Unified Threat Management Security OperationsIntrusion Prevention Tipping Point
- 12. CHANGING THE RULES WITH INNOVATION Advanced architectures • Richer feature set • 40-50% more energy efficient • Future-proofed for 40GB and 100GG • x86-based application integration Higher performance • 2X faster • Greater scalability than competing solutions • Common OS across product families © Copyright 2010 Hewlett-Packard Development Company, L.P.12 Reduced complexity • Common OS across product families • Single pane-of-glass management • Unified wired/wireless • Embedded security Highly secure • Integrated by design • 2.3x more attacks blocked than competitors • Community-enhanced protection • Aligned with HP Secure Advantage Open and interoperable • Standard and interoperable solutions • Proven experience in multivendor environments
- 13. CHANGING THE RULES WITH EXPERIENCE & EXPERTISE Long history of success • 30 years in networking • Fastest growing vendor since 2001 • #2 vendor in Enterprise Networking Customer Intimacy • 60% increase in networking-focused sales specialists • 5,500 enterprise sales people with Converged Infrastructure focus • 5,000 certified network professionals* © Copyright 2010 Hewlett-Packard Development Company, L.P.13 Technical expertise • 5,000 certified network professionals* • 14,000 networking certifications • Deep practices in network migration, unified communications, and business transformation Partner Ecosystem • 40,000 networking partners • Global coverage with sales, delivery and support • Commitment to partner profitability and business HP runs on HP Networking • HP networking infrastructure transformed to 100% HP portfolio • Support 300,000 employees plus partners & suppliers * 60 certified master HP Networking specialists in Poland
- 14. HP achieves breakthrough: Data Centers now “Cisco-free” – Less than one year to free six Data Centers at the core from Cisco – Trained Cisco engineers to Open Standards networking in 4 days – Zero downtime across 6 data centers CASE STUDY: HP IT © Copyright 2010 Hewlett-Packard Development Company, L.P.14 – Zero downtime across 6 data centers (2.4M sq ft of white space) - ~55acres – 35% - 70% reduction in power utilization – 2X network performance – $1B in annual cost savings
- 15. Enabling Cloud Providers with Converged Infrastructure AGENDA Converged Infrastructure Vision Changing the Rules of Networking Next Generation DC Networking © Copyright 2010 Hewlett-Packard Development Company, L.P.1515 Next Generation DC Networking Large Layer 2 Solutions IRF = Intelligent Resilient Framework Cloud Opportunity for Service Providers Hybrid Delivery: Traditional, Private & Public Cloud
- 16. VIRTUALIZATION INCREASES HARDWARE UTILIZATION Before Virtualization After Virtualization © Copyright 2010 Hewlett-Packard Development Company, L.P.16 Virtualization enables consolidation of workloads from underutilized servers onto a single server to safely achieve higher utilization
- 17. VMOTION/LIVE MIGRATION – THE “KILLER APP” WHAT IS REALLY REQUIRED? Virtual Switch A VLAN 100 VM 2 VM 10 VLAN 200 VM 20 VM 5 VLAN 100 VM 6 VM 50 VLAN 200 VM 60 Port Groups Port Groups Port Groups Port Groups VM 1 Virtual Machines Virtual NICs Virtual LANs VMware “Port Groups” Server 1 Server 2 © Copyright 2010 Hewlett-Packard Development Company, L.P.17 Virtual Switch A 802.1Q Switch 1 Switch 2802.1Q 802.1Q Virtual Switch B Tagged Trunk NIC1&2 NIC1&2 vSwitches Virtual LANs Physical NICs Physical Switches Policies VM1 Ports 2&3Slot 1 Ports 2&3 Slot 1 Ports 2&3
- 18. Data CenterData Center Core DATA CENTER NETWORK DESIGN: TRADITIONAL VS. VIRTUALIZED Web servers v v FWFW LBLB IPSIPS NetStreamNetStream FWFW LBLB IPSIPS NetStreamNetStream Data CenterData Center Core © Copyright 2010 Hewlett-Packard Development Company, L.P.18 DB servers App servers Collapsed Virtualized Design WEB App DB WEB App DB WEB App DB
- 19. VIRTUALIZATION DRIVES BANDWIDTH THROUGHPUT VIRTUALIZATION: IMPACT ON THE NETWORK (GARTNER,2009) Server Type # of Physical Servers # of Virtual Servers Server Bandwidth Rack Bandwidth Bandwidth & Footprint Delta Rack Servers • Single Quad Core Xeon • (10) VMs per Server No Virtualization 36 0 300Mbps 10.8Gbps Virtualized 36 360 3Gbps 108Gbps +900% © Copyright 2010 Hewlett-Packard Development Company, L.P.19 Virtualized 36 360 3Gbps 108Gbps +900% Blade Servers • Single Quad Core Xeon • 16 Blades per Chassis • (10) VMs per Blade • 3 Chassis per Rack No Virtualization 48 0 300Mbps 14.4Gbps Virtualized 48 480 3Gbps 144.0Gbps +900%
- 20. THE BIGGER PICTURE – MULTI-SITE EXTENSION Core Core A1 B1 ? Service Provider © Copyright 2010 Hewlett-Packard Development Company, L.P.20 A2 B2 DC A DC B Different Location Cluster Interconnection Module SAN SAN ?
- 21. STP Been Around for Years. Very developed protocol Slow Convergence time Wastes Redundant Links SPB/PBB 802.1aq/h) IEEE solution Leverages IS-IS as Layer 2 MAC- in-MAC Learning Manual implementation in merchant silicon. Dynamic aspect still being developed. TRILL IETF solution Based upon IS-IS MAC Learning Version 1 ratified, Still working on Multi-tenant FabricPath Cisco Proprietary solution Cisco Nexus 7K Only LARGE LAYER 2 SOLUTIONS © Copyright 2010 Hewlett-Packard Development Company, L.P.21 FabricPath Cisco Proprietary solution Based upon IS-IS MAC Learning Cisco Nexus 7K Only Has significant differences from the proposed TRILL standard OpenFlow Open Standard mechanism developed at Stanford University and HP Labs Early stages in development. Holds significant promise! VPLS MPLS based standardized solution. Requires label switched infrastructure. Still developing standardized support for multicast HP Is a Standards Based Company!
- 22. LARGE LAYER 2 STANDARDIZATION DIRECTIONS Bridge VM VM Bridge VM VM Bridge VM VM Bridge VM VM VM Commodity of industry Some vendors © Copyright 2010 Hewlett-Packard Development Company, L.P.22 VM VM Virtual Ethernet Bridge (VEB) MultichannelVirtual Ethernet Port Aggregation (VEPA) Remote Replication VM VM EVB = VEB/VEPA +Flex-10 Port Expanders = VN-Tag Rip and Replace Flex-10: Allocating 10G NIC/HBA to multiple VMs in 100k steps
- 23. WHAT IS INTELLIGENT RESILIENT FRAMEWORK (IRF) Multiple devices are virtualized as a logical chassis-type device = Multiple physical box-type devices Logical chassis-type device © Copyright 2010 Hewlett-Packard Development Company, L.P.23 = + = Physical chassis-type device 1 Physical chassis-type device 2 Logical chassis-type device
- 24. DATA CENTER SIMPLIFICATION WITH IRF HPN Optimized 3-Tier to Simplified 2-Tier Network Architecture Traditional 3 Tier Data Center HPN Optimized 3 Tier Data Center HPN Simplified 2 Tier Data Center © Copyright 2010 Hewlett-Packard Development Company, L.P.24 Higher port densities and IRF simplify DC network designs, providing much better network performance for server virtualization (VMotion) VMotion IRFIRF • Very simple to configure: few clicks or commands • Across all layer: core, aggregation, edge • 10 G
- 25. THE BIGGER PICTURE – MULTI-SITE EXTENSION Core Core A1 B1 ? Service Provider © Copyright 2010 Hewlett-Packard Development Company, L.P.25 A2 B2 DC A DC B Different Location Cluster Interconnection Module SAN SAN ?End-to-end VPLS/MPLS* * Same OS (Comware V5) is used across whole family of networking systems
- 26. ULTRA RESILIENT DATA CENTER NETWORKS TEST RESULTS WITH S12500/S5820X Test Results Scenario Failover Time Link Aggregation: Port removal/insertion 2 ms / 0.7 ms Link Aggregation: Board removal/insertion 2 ms / 1 ms Demo on HP stand © Copyright 2010 Hewlett-Packard Development Company, L.P.26 Board removal/insertion Chassis off/on 2 ms / 0.14 ms Software Upgrade 2 ms Best In Class Resiliency: • No STP / RSTP / MSTP, No VRRP • All Links Active • 2 cores switching & routing at the same time
- 27. Enabling Cloud Providers with Converged Infrastructure AGENDA Converged Infrastructure Vision Changing the Rules of Networking Next Generation DC Networking © Copyright 2010 Hewlett-Packard Development Company, L.P.2727 Next Generation DC Networking Large Layer 2 Solutions IRF = Intelligent Resilient Framework Cloud Opportunity for Service Providers Hybrid Delivery: Traditional, Private, & Public Cloud
- 28. IDC TOP 10 PREDICTIONS FOR 2011 #9 – Service Providers Will Lead in the Emergence of the “Enterprise-Cloud” Datacenter © Copyright 2010 Hewlett-Packard Development Company, L.P.28 IDC, IDC Predictions 2011: Enterprise Server Market, #WC20110125, Jan 2011 the right partnerships will be critical to success
- 29. THE CLOUD OPPORTUNITY FOR SERVICE PROVIDERS Content and Application Providers SaaS providers, ISV, business application developers, End-to-end SLA OSS BSS IT as a Service Communications as a Service Aggregation © Copyright 2010 Hewlett-Packard Development Company, L.P.29 End-users / Customers Network Operators / Service Providers developers, in-house developers Business, Consumers End-to-end Security Monitoring & reporting Settlement & charging Multi- channel Retail App Store Wholesale Enabler Market place Messaging Device Management
- 30. IT as a Service FLEXIBLE CLOUD OFFERINGS Resellers / White label SaaS Providers or Instant-On Enterprises Customers or End-users OSS BSS IT as a Service Single, easy to use, services portal © Copyright 2010 Hewlett-Packard Development Company, L.P.3030 • A single portal for any service • Aggregate valuable cloud services into bundles • Provision, track, and monetize service usage • Allow for ‘Hybrid Delivery’ SP’s OWN CLOUD SERVICE SP’s OWN CLOUD SERVICE End-to-end Security/ Quality ManagementEnd-to-end Security/ Quality Management 3 0 Comm. as a Service
- 31. HP Cloud Leadership Powering the world's largest cloud infrastructures 3 most popular social media properties in the U.S. 4 out of 5 of the world’s largest search engines 150,000 user IaaS Cloud: • Service on demand • Predictable OPEX Examples © Copyright 2010 Hewlett-Packard Development Company, L.P.31 © Copyright 2011 Hewlett-Packard Development Company, L.P. HP Confidential.31 8 out of 10 of the world’s most trafficked web sites 7 out of 10 of the world’s largest cloud service providers • Predictable OPEX • Lower CAPEX Large SAP SaaS Cloud: • Up in 1 week • Increased agility • Unparalleled price/performance
- 32. Enabling Cloud Providers with Converged Infrastructure AGENDA Converged Infrastructure Vision Changing the Rules of Networking Next Generation DC Networking © Copyright 2010 Hewlett-Packard Development Company, L.P.3232 Next Generation DC Networking Large Layer 2 Solutions IRF = Intelligent Resilient Framework Cloud Opportunity for Service Providers Hybrid Delivery: Traditional, Private & Public Cloud
- 33. • Everything and everyone’s connected • Everyone expects immediate gratification and instant results • Business & IT one and the same INSTANT-ON ENTERPRISE © Copyright 2010 Hewlett-Packard Development Company, L.P.3333 • Business & IT one and the same • Respond to continuous opportunity and competition • Anywhere, Any time, Any way
- 34. HYBRID DELIVERY IS THE FOUNDATION FOR THE INSTANT-ON ENTERPRISE FASTER REVENUE GROWTH Business and IT aligned INCREASED AGILITY Respond to opportunity immediately © Copyright 2010 Hewlett-Packard Development Company, L.P.3434 immediately INVESTMENT PROTECTION Integrate traditional IT and new cloud services LOWER COST Reduce CAPEX and OPEX Traditional Private Public
- 35. CIO BARRIERS TO CLOUD ADOPTION 70% CIOS HAVE SECURITY TOP OF MIND1 75% CIOS DEMAND HIGH SLA GUARANTEES FOR PERFORMANCE AND AVAILABILITY2 SECURITY AND COMPLIANCE SERVICE LEVEL AGREEMENTS FOR AVAILABILITY AND PERFORMANCE © Copyright 2010 Hewlett-Packard Development Company, L.P.3535 AND AVAILABILITY 63% REQUIRE INTEGRATION OF INTERNAL & EXTERNAL SERVICES2 79% CONCERNED ABOUT LOCK-IN2 Source: 1. Goldman Sachs Equity Research, January 2011; 2. IDC, Enterprise Panel Survey, November 2010 INTEGRATION ACROSS ENVIRONMENTS OPEN AND FLEXIBLE DELIVERY
- 36. OPPORTUNITY FOR SERVICE PROVIDERS BUILD on-premises CONSUME off-premises TRANSFORM legacy infrastructure and applications and processes MANAGE AND SECURE across legacy applications and cloud assets Help CIO to become builder and broker of services © Copyright 2010 Hewlett-Packard Development Company, L.P.3636 AMZN MSFT HP BUILD on-premises cloud services off-premises services securely Network Operators / Service Providers
- 37. © Copyright 2010 Hewlett-Packard Development Company, L.P.37 © Copyright 2010 Hewlett-Packard Development Company, L.P.37 Enabling Cloud Providers with Converged Infrastructure Henk Bruijns, EMEA SP Solution Consultant HP Networking at PLNOG Conference Warszawa, March 2011