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Raising the Bar for Storage Networks Again!
Cisco SAN for Small to Cloud-Scale Data Centers:
Superior Platforms, Scale, and Operational Simplicity
Kurnijanto E Sanggono
Datacenter Sales Head
16 September 2014
v1.1
An Era of Massive Data Growth
Creating New Business Imperatives for IT
10X Increase in Data Produced (From 4.4T GB to 44T GB)
32B IoT Devices (Will be Connected to Internet)
By 2020
40% of Data Will Be “Touched” by Cloud
85% of Data for Which Enterprises Will Have
Liability and Responsibility
IDC April 2014: The Digital Universe of Opportunities: Rich Data and Increasing Value of Internet of Things
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Evolution of Storage Networking….
Enterprise Apps: OLTP, VDI, etc.
Big Data, Scale-Out NAS
Cloud Storage (Object)
Compute Nodes
REST API
Fabric
Fabric
Block and/or File Arrays
Multi-Protocol (FC, FICON, FCIP, FCoE, NAS, iSCSI, HTTP)
Performance (16G FC, 10GE, 40GE, 100GE)
Scale (Tens of Thousands P/V Devices, Billions of Objects)
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Operational Simplicity (Automation, Self-Service Provisioning)
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Question
Which Storage Networking Architecture are you looking to deploy in the
next 1-3 years?
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Classical Enterprise SAN Architecture
High Performance Ethernet Architecture - Big Data, NAS
Cloud Storage
Some combination of the Above
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Continued Innovations Over the Last Decade
Network Diagnostics and
Troubleshooting Tools
Industry-Leading FC
Performance, Reliability
Integrated
Multi-Protocol FC,
FICON, iSCSI and FCIP
Inter-VSAN
Routing
Now
FCoE
NEW
Unified
Port
Platforms
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2013
2002
MDS 9148S
MDS 9706
MDS 9700 FCoE
Enabling Cloud-Scale Deployments
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Increased scale for SAN
Innovation
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SAN overlay on Ethernet Fabrics
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Migration of Massive Amounts of Data
Simplifying SAN Management
Virtual SAN
Integrated SAN
Single
(VSAN)
Extension for DC/BR
LAN/SAN
Performance and
Comprehensive
Management 40 G FCoE
Density
Security
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Hardware-based congestion control
Fabric Automation
Extensive monitoring and visibility
Driving Innovations for the Next Decade with a complete 16G Portfolio
Deploy Small, Medium, Large SANs with Cisco MDS 9000 Family
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Question
Which attribute would you rate the most important for your Storage
Networking implementations?
Performance – 16G FC, 40G FCoE
2) Scale Out (lots of physical/virtual devices in a fabric) or Scale Up (lots of
physical/virtual devices connected to same switch
3) Operational Simplicity – Ease of Management
1)
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Cisco Multi-Protocol Architecture – SAN, LAN, and Compute
SAN
LAN / SAN
COMPUTE
Cisco UCS
Fabric
Interconnects
Cisco MDS 9148
Cisco Nexus 7000
Cisco Nexus
5500
Cisco Nexus
5600
Cisco
Nexus 2000
Cisco Nexus 9000
Cisco Nexus
6000
Cisco
Nexus 3000
Cisco MDS
9250i
Cisco MDS
9148S
Cisco MDS
9222i
Cisco MDS
9710
Cisco MDS
9706
Cisco UCS
6248UP
Cisco MDS 9500
Cisco UCS
6296UP
Cisco MDS
48x16G line-rate
FC Module
Cisco MDS
48x10G line-rate
FCoE Module
Cisco UCS B-Series
Blade Servers
Cisco UCS C-Series
Rack Servers
10+ Years of Proven NX-OS Operating System
Cisco Prime Data Center Network Manager (DCNM)
CONSISTENT AND SIMPLIFIED
Features, Management, and Programmability
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New Data Center Trends Cause Disruptions
Application Trends
Big Data
Web 2.0 / DevOps
Public / Private Cloud
InterCloud
25% CAGR—Big Data1
10G
LoM3
75% Bare-Metal2
45% Multi-Hypervisor4
Linux Containers
2/3rd of all Workloads in
Cloud by 2017
Impact on IT Infrastructure
1 Cisco Global Cloud Index
2 IDC Worldwide Virtual Machine 2013-2017 Forecast
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4 Information week 2013 Virtualization Management Survey
3 HP
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Design and Scale
Operations
Model
Consumption Model
A New Application Centric
Infrastructure
is Required
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What is Application Centric Infrastructure ?
ACI is a pre-assembled, integrated hardware and software strategy that enables Cisco
to deliver secure, programmable, policy-based agile cloud infrastructure
• to deploy heterogeneous applications
• to enable business growth.
• Provides a Business architecture
• ACI is SDN…but a lot more, ground breaking!
• Raises discussion from Infrastructure to the Application layer
• Addresses many of today’s data center challenges
• Uses existing data center fiber infrastructure
• Requires Organizational preparation
Policy
End Points
Application Network Profiles
• Significantly lowers TCO
• Enables Fast IT
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Fabric
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Introducing Application Centric Infrastructure Components
ACI
Ecosystem
Partners
Automation
Hypervisor
Management
Enterprise
Monitoring
Systems
Management
Orchestration
Frameworks
OVM
Application
Network Profile
APIC
Centralized Policy Management
Open APIs, Open Source,
Open Standards
Fabric
Physical
Networking
Hypervisors and
Virtual Networking
Compute
L4–L7
Services
Storage
Multi DC
WAN and Cloud
Nexus 7K
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2K
Integrated
WAN Edge
End Points
Physical &
Virtual
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Cisco IT’s ACI Data Center Architecture
ACI Fabric
 Flexible Topology
 Virtual Boundaries
 Physical and Virtual
Services
 Highly Converged
Infrastructure
 Easier to Manage
Vxlan
Leaf to Hypervisor
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DETAILS: Delivering Infrastructure for Applications
-and- What can we Automate?
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Foundational Aspects
Functional Aspects
(IaaS / PaaS)
Handover to
APP teams
Basic configuration of
DC Infrastructure
Client/App specifics
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Build
Physical Build
in the DC
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Racking
Stacking
patching
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UCS
Switches
Storage
SLB
FW
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ACI for network items
ACI for network
and network security items
xVMs
CPU/Mem per VM/BM
Storage per VM/BM
SLB setup
FW setup
OS
Apache/Oracle … basic code
Application
Code Specifics
ACI & Automation
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High Integrity Automation Systems
Reduction of extensive (change management) processes
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New Platforms
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Foundational Switching Platforms for the Next Decade
Nexus 9000
Industry Leading Price/Performance, Port Density:
Fastest 10G/40G /100G Platform with Merchant+
1/10/40/100G
1011
0010
Programmability/ Open APIs: Linux Containers,
Python, Power Shell, Puppet, Chef…
Ideal for DevOps!!
15% Better Power & Cooling–2.8X Better Reliability
Innovation Object Model, No Backplane,
No Midplane, Health scores
Standalone / ACI Ready
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$ Multi-million Savings 40/100G on Existing
Cables using BiDi Optics. Non disruptive
migration to 40G
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Cisco MDS 9148S Fabric Switch
Front
Now
Back
1 RU
48 x 16G FC Line Rate Performance
Expand from 12- to 48-ports in 12-port increments
VERSATILE
• Line-rate 16/8/4/2G FC Ports
• Industry-leading port range
Start with 12-port base
Scale up with 12-port license
Or, full 48-port option available
Dual Power Supplies and Fans for Enterprise-Class Availability
EASY TO USE
• Automated Provisioning
• Quick Configuration Wizard
• Same OS and Management across
Industry’s broadest SAN Portfolio
ENTERPRISE-CLASS
• Non-disruptive software upgrades
• Up to 32 Virtual SANs (VSANs)
• Inter-VSAN Routing (IVR), QOS,
PortChannels, N-Port ID
Virtualization (NPIV), N-Port
Virtualization (NPV),
Comprehensive Security
• Hardware-based slow-drain
detection and recovery
High-Performance, Easy to Deploy, Enterprise-class Fabric Switch
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MDS 9148S: Industry’s Most Affordable 16G Fabric Switch
List Price Comparison*
$60,000
$54,535
$50,000
SMALL SAN
$42,420
$40,000
$29,741
$27,235
$30,000
Brocade 6505
Brocade 6510
$21,260
MDS 9148S
$17,103
$20,000
Cisco
MDS 9148S
$10,680
$10,000
$0
Premium to
MDS 9148S
12 ports
24 ports
48 ports
12-ports
24-ports
48-ports
12-ports
24-ports
Brocade 6505
+60%
Brocade 6510
36-ports
+40%
+28%
48-ports
+28%
*Prices include 16G SW optics
MDS 9148S Provides Superior Affordability Across All Configurations
AND Has More Capabilities Included at No Additional Cost
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Automated Provisioning
Consistent Configuration on Switch Power Up
Provides:
• IP Address, Gateway
• Software Image
• Configuration File
• Automates switch setup
• Eliminates the need for
serial cable for manual
configuration of each
switch
• Ensures configuration
consistency
MDS 9148S
MDS 9148S
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Rapid Error-Free Deployments
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Cisco MDS 9706 Multilayer Director
Extending MDS 9710 Director Qualities to a Smaller Form Factor
Now
3x THE PERFORMANCE OF
ANY COMPACT DIRECTOR
INDUSTRY’S MOST
RELIABLE COMPACT
DIRECTOR
9RU
Front-Back Airflow
Scale up to 192 Line Rate Ports –
16G FC or 10G FCoE
• AND,15X the performance of
current MDS 9506 director
• Eliminate loss of bandwidth
• Grow without forklift –
investment protection for future
• Eliminate Downtime
1.5 Tbps/slot
Switching Capacity
• Preserve IT operations and
Knowledge – ease of migration
with NX-OS and DCNM
N+1 Fabric Redundancy
In-Service Software Upgrade
Dual, Redundant Supervisors
Redundant power supplies/fans
• Maintain Performance
Reduced Failure Domains
Evolves with Your Business for the Next Decade
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Multi-Hop FCoE with Separate LAN and SAN Cores
Introducing Industry’s Highest-Density FCoE Module on a FC Director
Converged Link
Dedicated FCoE
Ethernet
Dedicated Ethernet Core
Nexus Directors
Converged Access
Nexus Fixed or Directors
LAN
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Dedicated Storage Core
FCoE-only
MDS 9700 Series
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Nexus 2232PP
Nexus 2232PP
MDS 48x10G FCoE Module
FCoE-Only Dedicated
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Storage Core
Ethernet Ubiquity
and Cost-Advantage
Higher Speed ISLs
Available Sooner
Same Management Model as
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FC – Separate LAN and SAN
Case Study
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MDS 9148S: Case study
Business Needs
Customer Results
“The variety of programs, the number of families we
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Scalable platform to support future
growth
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Cost-effective, Easy to Manage
infrastructure
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Optimize IT services to increase
operational efficiency
serve, and our grant processes require us to have a
storage area network, in which we house 27 terabytes
of data, and manage over 400 contracts daily. As a
small department within San Francisco City
government, our requirements were to start small,
have room to grow without replacing equipment, and
have a cost-effective solution. With an attractive price
and scalability from 12 to 48 ports, Cisco’s MDS
9148S is the ideal fit for our needs, and installation
was easy with proven policy-based methodology.”
Shawn Ewing, IT Manager, San Francisco DCYF
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MDS 9700: Case study
Business Needs
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Customer Results
Improve SAN switching resiliency
and performance
“The Cisco MDS 9000 Series of products has
Support future requirements,
including scaling capacity, growing
VMs, and potential move to FCoE
been extremely stable and consistent over 10
years. We’re confident that the MDS 9710
systems will deliver similar longevity and return on
investment— with a lot of flexibility.”
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John Praet, Principal Storage Architect
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Minimize migration risk and effort
Crawford & Company is the world’s largest independent claims management company
with 700 offices in 70 countries,
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Multi-Hop FCoE: Case study
Business Needs
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Maintain performance of missioncritical production environment
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Convergence : Run FC and IP
across the same interface and
maintain high performance
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Scale for future demands
Customer Results
“Our goal is to have a complete private cloud,
where we can manage and orchestrate data
movement and processing from one site with full
reporting and chargeback. And in the near future,
we are looking at a second multihop FCoE and a
lossless Ethernet to maintain performance rates
over both our LAN and WAN environments. Our
ongoing relationship with Cisco is key to
delivering on our ambitious plans, while
staying within a tight budget.”
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Dennis Kuehn, Technical Fellow, Boeing
Boeing Defense, Space, and Security Division relies on Cisco to deliver both FCoE
and IP over a single, cost-effective infrastructure
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Cisco and EMC : Strong Industry Partnerships
Cisco Channel
Partners
(MDS 9100/9200 Only)
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The Power of Ecosystem
Providing Options for Pre-Packaged Converged Infrastructures
VBLOCK
VSPEX
Cisco Nexus
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Integrated Infrastructure
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Summary: SAN Architectures for
Small to Cloud-Scale Storage Networks
Cisco MDS continues to
Raise the Bar for Fibre
Channel Storage Networks
with Superior Affordability,
Performance, Reliability, and
Architectural Flexibility
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End to End Seamless
Ethernet Fabrics with Nexus
and MDS to evolve SAN
architectures for large-scale
SAN, Scale-out NAS, and
Big-Data Environments
Automate, Provision and
Monitor, Physical and Virtual
Datacenters using built-in
Cisco, and third party
management platforms
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Thank you.