ITU Workshop on “Cloud Computing”
(Tunis, Tunisia, 18-19 June 2012)
Network Infrastructure for the Cloud
Jean-Pierre Muzard,
Sales Business Development Manager
Cisco Global Service Provider
Cloud & Managed Services
jmuzard@cisco.com
Tunis, Tunisia, 18-19 June 2012
Agenda
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Network Requirements for the Cloud
Strategy and Differentiation
Cloud Network Edge Services
Cloud To Cloud Connect
Cloud To Customer Connect
Summary
Network requirements for the Cloud
Scalability
Performance
Agility & Flexibility
Convergence of Data
& Storage Network
Dynamic & Seamless
migration of Virtual
Machines
Security
IPV4 / IPV6 Support
Cisco Confidential
3
The World of Many Clouds
Healthcare
Government
Media
Hybrid
Public
Private
& more
“………IT organizations must adopt a
hybrid IT strategy that not only builds
internal clouds to house critical IT
services and compete with public CSPs,
but also utilizes the external cloud to
house noncritical IT services and data,
augments internal capacity and increases
IT agility….”
Connecting People and Businesses with the World of Many Clouds
Cloud Ecosystem
3 Actors Playing Different Roles
1. Cloud Service Provider - CSP: XaaS Provider, Inter-Cloud…
2. Cloud Service User - CSU: Consumer, Enterprise…
3. Cloud Service Partner - CSN: Application Developer, Integrator…
CSN 1
(application developer)
CSN 2 (content provider)
CSN 3
CSP 1
(SaaS/PaaS/IaaS/CaaS/
NaaS provider and
Inter-Cloud)
CSU1 (enterprise)
CSP 2
(Inter-Cloud)
CSP 3
(SaaS/PaaS/IaaS/
CaaS/NaaS provider
and Inter-Cloud)
CSU2 (consumer)
Cisco Cloud Strategy
Enabling Cloud Services by Uniquely Combining
the Unified Data Center and Cloud Intelligent Network
Tailored Solutions
for Building
Clouds
Rich Ecosystem of
Integrated
Solutions
Research In Motion
Enable customers to
build and operate
private, public, or
hybrid clouds
Innovative
Cloud Applications
SAMSUN
G
Enable customers to
deploy tested, bestin- class solutions
Enable customers to
deploy cloud services
to collaborate and
enhance their
experience
Cisco CloudVerse
Key Building Blocks for Public, Private and Hybrid
Cloud
Enabling Cloud Services by Uniquely Combining
the Unified Data Center and Cloud Intelligent Network
Cloud
Applications
Assured
Experience
Secure
Unified
Data
Center
Dynamic,
Efficient Agility
Cloud
Intelligent
Network
Accelerated
Deployment
Coupled With SP Go to Market Programs for
Awareness, Enablement, and Lead Generation
Cisco Unified Data Center
Unifying networking, compute, storage and management into
a common fabric-based architecture
Physical
Business
Agility
Compute
Management
Virtual
Storage
Unified
Data
Center
Network
Financial
Efficiency
Security
Cloud
IT Simplicity
Open
Resilient
Secure
Scalable
Appliance Based Cloud Network Edge
Secured and Private VPN
MPLS or IPSec / SSL
WAN
WAN Edge
L2 or L3 VPN Access
Aggregation
NA
S
Each Tenant in unique VRF
Services
VRF / VLAN map to unique vFW/LB
Access
Map to Virtual Machine
Compute
Tenant VRF map to unique VLAN
NEXUS 1000v
Data Center
Core
Tena
nt A
Tenant B
Sub
Tenant
B1 and B2
Virtual Cloud Network Edge
Orchestration / Cloud Portals
Virtual Network Management Center
Network & Security Services VMs
VPN
Termination
(CSR 1000v)
Load
Balancing
(vACE)
Application
Visibility
&
Optimization
(vNAM, vWAAS)
Application VMs
Security
(VSG,
ASA1000v,
ESAv, WSAv
VM 1
VM 2
Virtual Switch (e.g Nexus 1000V, vPATH)
Compute Environment (e.g. UCS)
Virtualized
Agile
PolicyDriven
Multitenant
VM 3
Cloud-to-Cloud Connect
Optimized Interactions between Clouds
C
NS
C
N S
C
N S
Data Center
Interconnect (DCI)
High Speed
Transport & Scale
Optimize Network
Utilization
 program the network from
Applications (SDN,
onePK)
Make one logical unit
from many DCs
 LAN extension
(VPLS, E-VPN, OTV)
 Long Haul Optical
(100G coherent)
 VM Mobility (LISP,
DWS)
 Network
Virtualization (nV)
 Network Positioning
System (NPS)
 Transient Storage &
Application Virtualization
Dynamic Resource Identification, Allocation, Interconnect over High Speed Transport
Cloud-to-Customer Connect
Ensuring User Experience
C
N S
C
N S
C
N S
IPv6 Transition
Application and
Infrastructure Visibility
Real-time
view
Of
Services
& network
 Carrier-Grade NAT 64
 Carrier-Grade 6rd
 Dual-Stack
 Scalable IPv4 / IPv6
IPAM
 Application
Discovery
 Application
performance
measurement
Control
Quality of Experience
Set-up QoE
dynamically
w/ service
policies
End to End
Security
Service set-up
using
Security
policies
 Auto provisioning
 VPN extension -CSR
1000v
 Cloud redirect
 Scansafe, Ironport
 Survivability
 TrustSec/Anyconnect
 On-Demand WAN
Optimization
 Virtual Security Gateway
 CVO for Teleworker
Powerful Options for Cloud
Management
Cisco® Solution
Pre-Integrated
Broad Ecosystem
of Partners
Cisco
Unified Cloud
Management
Cisco Ecosystem
Partners
BMC, CA, IBM,
VMware, Others
Cloud Mega Test 2012
An Independent Analysis – Scale, Performance, Quality
“In the
that
Light Reading and EANTC have found
”
– Carsten Rossenhoevel, Director EANTC
100% Isolation of tenants from DC to Core network with ZERO loss
Multi-tiered cloud services with Application specific SLA and iron clad security
4 Million IPv6 to Ipv4 translations/sec scaling to 67 million total
10 times the number of mobile subscribers in Canada or more than all of US in <2 min
300GB/sec of traffic within DC
~0.1% of Global within-DC traffic (by 2011 measures) in ONE hour
1 Infra for all Business (Collab, CRM, IaaS) & Consumer
(Video) Apps
Better Economics With Common Infrastructure for Business and Consumer Cloud Applications
Enabling the Journey to Cloud
Summary
1
Cloud momentum is accelerating.
2 The market is evolving as a World of Many Clouds.
3
Cisco’s strategy is to enable cloud providers.
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Cisco uniquely combines Unified Data Center and
Cloud Intelligent Network to deliver cloud services.
5
Cisco is best positioned to Connect People and
Businesses with the World of Many Clouds.
Thank you.