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Practical Strategies for Implementing Cloud Computing

Damian Ryan

Director, Data Center Solutions, Asia


Key Trends Impacting the Data Center

2

Server virtualization —higher performance

LAN and Storage convergence

VM-Level awareness

Workload provisioning

Applications availability

Drive for Green—power, cooling and space

The need to reduce costs and/or maximize profits

IT as business enabler


Cloud Computing Benefits Today

Scalability

On-Demand Availability

Efficient Utilization

Capex to Opex

Pay as You Go

Flexibility

Cost

The NY Times used Amazon’s EC2 and S3 services

to convert and store 11 million articles into PDF form

(generating 5.5TB of data) in 24 hours

Animoto, an application on Facebook, went from 25K to 250K

users in 3 days. Animoto accomplished this by launching up

to 4000 Amazon compute instances to meet demand


Cost

Flexibility

Security

SLAs

Interoperability

NetworkPlatform

Weakness Strength

What Do Enterprises Need?Solutions to Current Cloud Barriers


Automation

HybridCloud

PrivateCloud

Virtualization

Inter-Cloud

Consolidation

Public Cloud

PRESENT

The Cloud Computing Journey

Consumption

ModelsGreenfield

Opportunities

Services/Integration

Opportunities


Data Center at the Heart of Business Transformation

Application NetworkingSwitching Management Compute

Open /

Standards

App.

Performance

Energy

EfficiencySecurity Continuity

Workload

Mobility

CloudAutomationVirtualizationConsolidation

Partner Ecosystem

Efficient Agile Transformative

Security OSStorage

Unified

Network Services

Unified

ComputingUnified

Fabric

Cisco

Lifecycle

Services

Policy

TECHNOLOGY

INNOVATION

BUSINESS VALUE

SOLUTION

DIFFERENTIATION

SYSTEMS

EXCELLENCE

New Bus. Models,

Governance and Risk

Driving Profitability

New Service Creation and

Revenue Generation


Public

Private

Hybrid

1. Unified Network 3. Nexus 1000v

5. Unified Service Delivery

Architectures

IaaS CloudSaaS Cloud Service

Journey to the Cloud Roadmap: Leveraging your Architecture Investments (DC/V Example)

Consolidation

Virtualization

Choice in

Consumption

Models

2. Unified Computing System

1

2

3

5 Unified,

validated

building blocks

4

HCS


Cisco’s SP Hosted Collaboration SolutionAllowing partners to monetize our entire collaboration portfolio

Service Provider hosted

Virtualized Applications

Available

Q1 FY11

Presence & IM Mobility

Conferencing

& Email

Unified

Messaging

Customer

CareTelePresence

Enterprise

Social Software

Voice & Video

$

Offering

Voice

Voicemail &

Integrated

Messaging

Presence &

IM

Mobility

Conferencing,

Customer

Care,

Telepresence,

Enterprise

Social

Software

Re

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© 2007 Cisco Systems, Inc. All rights reserved.Presentation_ID 9*1 initial estimates pending validation

UCS: Innovation and Efficiency in Balance Significant Opex/Capex Savings, Improved Responsiveness

Site TCO1.Reduced ‘System’ Power

2.Lower Cooling

3.Better Use of Space

4.Lower PUE/Site

20%*1

Organization TCO1.Fewer FTE/”Service”

2.Faster Provisioning

3.Seamless Repurposing

4.Better Coordination

35%*1

Platform TCO1.Radically Fewer Components

2.Lower HW/SW Costs

3.More VM’s Per Node

4.Better Performance Per Node

15%*1

IT Innovation,

Flexibility,

Responsiveness

Funds Freed Up for

Business Value Creation

IT Efficiency,

Cost Control

Decreased Maintenance,

Cost of Operations and

Delivery

Virtualization

NetworkCompute,Storage Access


Unified Computing System

Embedded Management (UCS Manager)

Unified Fabric

(FCoE)

Stateless Servers

& Service ProfilesVirtualized Adapters

& VN-Link

Expanded Memory


UCS Simplifies

From ad hoc and inconsistent…

…to structured, but siloed, complicated and costly…

…to simple, optimized and automated


Services

MicrosoftPractice

VirtualizationPractice

ISVPractice

Journey to Cloud and E2E DC/V

StorageCPU

VirtualisationExtended

IP

Network

Cloud OS

Traditional

Applications

Application

ServicesSaaSService Creation

Business Relevance

Public Private

Storage

Cis

co C

apital

SIUnified Computing

SystemBlock

Critical

Infrastructure


Solution #1: VCE VblockAccelerating the Virtualization of IT Infrastructure

Vblock 23000-6000 VMsLarge-Scale, GreenfieldVirtualization

Vblock 1800-3000 VMsConsolidation, Optimization Initiatives

Vblock 0300-800 VMsEntry-level OfferMedium-BusinessTest/Dev for SIs, SPs


Solution #2: Secure Multi-Tenancy Three Companies, One Architecture

Overview:

Validated design for end-to-end secure multi-tenancy

Isolate applications across network, servers, storage

Separate confidential information between business units, customers, departments, or security zones

HR BU APP

VMwaree VMware VMwarevSphere,

vShield Zones,

vCenter

Nexus 1000V,

Nexus 2000/5000/7000,

UCS, 10GbE

MultiStore,

Data Motion

NFS/iSCSI

Business Benefits:

Meet service level agreements for mission critical applications

Quickly respond to changing business needs

Streamline operations and improve efficiencies across data center

Reduce costs and resources to achieve

isolation and compliance


Solution #3: Desktop Virtualization Three Companies, One Architecture

Overview:

Validated design for end-to-end Desktop Virtualization

Pre tested and qualified scalable solution

Detailed deployment guide

vSphere,

vShield Zones,

vCenter

Nexus 1000V,

Nexus 2000/5000/7000,

UCS, 10GbE

VMVM VM VMVM VM VM VM

Citrix

Citrix

Cisco UCS

NetAoo FAS

Thin Client

VDI Connection

Broker

Hypervisor

Compute

Storage

Business Benefits:

Rapid Deployment and scales of Desktops

Unprecedented control and security of Desktops

Centralization and control of Desktops


Cisco Unified Computing System Ideal Architecture for Desktop Virtualization

Cisco

UCS

20% lower cost for compute + network

infrastructure

Simple Operation - start in minutes,

scale in seconds

Massive Scalability - scales to 320 servers

/ 1000’s of desktops per UCS system

Extended memory and I/O to get around

desktop virtualization bottlenecks

60% greater virtual desktop density w/o

performance impact


Unified Computingand AutomationVirtualization

100% Physical,Legacy Computer Platform

AverageTCO

Speed of delivery

6–8 Weeks

40% Physical, 60% Virtual,Legacy Computer Platform

AverageTCO

35% Physical, 65% Virtual,Unified Computing Platform,100% Automated

AverageTCOIT Maintenance/

IT Innovation

70/30

Speed of Delivery

2–3 Weeks Speed of

Delivery

15 Minutes

IT Maintenance/IT Innovation

40/60

IT Maintenance/IT Innovation

60/40

-37%

-31%

Cisco-on-Cisco Results:ROI Achieved by Cisco IT


Cloud-based Services The Ultimate Destination

Applications Compute Storage Content

Thin and

Remote Clients

Multi-tenancy

Virtual Business

Services

Virtual Residential

Services

Thin and

Remote Clients

IPTV, Unified Communications, Collaboration,

Web 2.0, Social Networking, Hyper -Syndication

Virtual Resources

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