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Oracle Virtual Networking presentation from Boston Systems Strategy Update, Feb 7 2013TRANSCRIPT
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Oracle Virtual Network – Fabric Manager: Technical Overview
Jason Bourque, Oracle Direct Account Executive
Jim Butler, Sr. Sales Consultant
Oracle Virtual Networking: Data Center Fabric for the Cloud
Jim Butler
Sr. Sales Consultant - OVN
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Why Data Center Fabric? Oracle Virtual Networking Customer Examples
No Time For Salesmen
I don’t have time to talk to any salesman, I have a battle to fight!
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IT Challenges
Convergence Virtualization Growth
Expanded Services Security
>50% of
workloads now
virtualized
Data center
consolidation
>7B devices
deployed by
2020
PCI, HIPPA, SoX
compliance
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Data Center Fabric Solutions
Convergence Virtualization Growth
Expanded Services Security
>50% of
workloads now
virtualized
Data center
consolidation
>7B devices
deployed by
2020
PCI, HIPPA, SoX
compliance
Any to any
connectivity
Simple
and
scalable
Fully
virtualized
infrastructure
Network
Isolation
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What does Fabric Enable?
DMZ PROD NAS SAN
ORACLE FABRIC ORACLE FABRIC
INTERCONNECTINTERCONNECT
iSCSI
SDN-Agility
Costs
Performance
0
50
100
150
200
1G Network Oracle
Live Migration Time
Seconds
19x faster
0
500,000
1,000,000
1,500,000
2,000,000
2,500,000
Before Oracle
Data Center Server I/O Costs $2.14m
$592k
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Traditional Infrastructure Does Not Work
• Complex
• Many networks &
devices
• Inflexible
• Difficult to re-configure
• Limited
performance
• Topology creates
bottlenecks
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Oracle Virtual Networking Next Generation Data Center Fabric
• Simple
• Converged
infrastructure
• Agile
• Software-defined
networking
• Fast
• Industry’s fastest
fabric DMZ PROD NAS SAN
Oracle Virtual Oracle Virtual
NetworkingNetworking
iSCSI
E E W W
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Simple
• Converged infrastructure
• NOT FCoE
• Fewer switches, cards and cables
• Flat architecture
• Simple topology, fewer tiers
• Software defined networking
• Connections defined in software
Converged
infrastructure
PHYSICAL HOST
Network “A”
PROD SAN
Ethernet FC
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Agile
• Manage without
reboot
• Dynamic provisioning
• New services in seconds
• Bandwidth and connectivity
on demand
• Any-to-any connectivity
• Across all servers, storage,
networks
• Currently x86 platforms
Business
Challenges
Oracle
Solutions
BYOD
Rapid
deployment
Continuous
uptime
Shared
infrastructure
Virtualized
infrastructure
Templated
configurations
Manage without
reboot
Network
isolation
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Fast
• More bandwidth
• Up to 80 Gb/s to each server
• Up to 19X faster VM Migration
• Up to 30X faster backup
• Granular QoS
• Predictable performance for mission-
critical applications
• Less latency
• 1/3 the latency of 1Gb Ethernet
0
50
100
150
200
1G Network Oracle
VM Migration Time
Se
co
nd
s
0
100
200
300
400
1G Network
Oracle
Backup
Seconds
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Why Data Center Fabric? Oracle Virtual Networking Customer Examples
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Oracle: Focused on Your Data Center
Agile
Fast
Simple Manage
product
transitions
Promote
solution
stack
Push
vendor’s
own
standards
Maximize
refresh
Oracle Priorities Competition’s Priorities
Purpose Built Built For Many Purposes
Create
long-term
lock-in
Open
Converged
Secure
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Open
• Leverage existing
investment
• Deploy best-of-breed
solutions
• Maintain sourcing flexibility
Proven Interoperability
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Secure
• Isolated connections
within single fabric
• Create isolated Layer
2 networks on
demand
• Supports security and
compliance
requirements
At the Oracle Fabric Interconnect ,
vNICs terminate on separate ports.
VM A VM
B
A B
PHYSICAL HOST
QoS “B” = 1Gb QoS “A” = 10Gb
Virtual
Switch
Virtual
Switch
Network
“A”
Network
“B”
Web Prod
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Converged
• Native Fibre Channel
+ Ethernet
• Lossless, highly-
reliable fabric
• Full line rate
• Enterprise accepted &
proven
Highly reliable
fabric
PHYSICAL HOST
Network “A” LAN SAN
Ethernet FC
Standard FC
Silicon
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Fabric-Based Solutions
VDI • Eliminates the boot
storm
• More VDI sessions per
server
• 50% less infrastructure
cost
Virtualization • Faster VM Migration
• More VMs per
server
• Granular
performance control
Cloud • Service flexibility
• Virtual private data
centers
• Increased VM density
• True QoS – Not priority
based
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Oracle Virtual Networking Up Close
Oracle Fabric
Interconnect
Prod DMZ FC FC iSCSI NAS BU PCI
vNIC vNIC vNIC vHBA vHBA
vHBA vHBA vNIC vNIC vNIC
Migrate connectivity on
demand
Add resources to live servers
Add isolated networks on
demand
Up to 80 Gb/s per server. • Two cables • Wire once
Connect any server to any network and
storage
Run any OS or Hypervisor: VMware, Windows, Hyper-V,
OVM, Linux, KVM
QoS controls for predictable application performance
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Traditional Oracle Virtual Network
SDN-Agility: Add more networks, provision servers in all datacenter tiers - Anytime.
Costs: Fewer Switches, Cables, Servers
Performance: 80Gb/s of traffic to maximize server performance
Reduced Complexity
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Oracle Virtual Networking Product Family
Oracle Fabric Interconnect
Oracle SDN Oracle Fabric Monitor
Oracle Fabric Manager
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Oracle Fabric Interconnects Server
connections
10 Gig E
Ports
Fabric Interconnect F1-15
Fabric Interconnect F1-4
Fibre Channel
Ports
Redundant Hot Swappable
Fans and Power Supplies
I/O Modules Gig E
Ports
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Oracle Fabric Interconnect I/O Modules
10x1G
Ethernet
1x10G
Ethernet 2x8G
Fibre Channel
4x10G
Ethernet
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Oracle Fabric Manager
• Intuitive
• Single view of entire environment
• Useful real-time information
Oracle Fabric Manager Cisco Management Screen
• CCIE training required
• Cannot see the
environment
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Oracle SDN (Software Defined Network)
• Server-to-server connectivity
• Isolated Ethernet connections
between servers
• Accelerates throughput
• Up to 80Gb/s server-to-server
• Traffic remains entirely on fabric
• Accelerates connectivity
management
• Fully software defined
• Isolation without reliance on VLANs
Private Virtual
Interconnect
Oracle Virtual Networking
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Oracle Fabric Monitor
• View traffic across all servers
on a single screen
• Monitor both Ethernet and
Fibre Channel traffic
• Granularity: specific ports to
entire servers
• Graph historical results over
time scales ranging from
minutes to months
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Oracle Virtual Networking: Implementation
Any x86
server or
blade
Re-use both existing
Ethernet + FC core
infrastructures
FC & Ethernet storage
• Start small and
grow
• Cost-effective within
a single rack
• Expands to 1,000
servers
• Use with existing
core switching
• Leverage FC &
Ethernet storage
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Why Data Center Fabric? Oracle Virtual Networking Customer Examples
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Customers
British
Parliament
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Leading Cloud CRM Company
24 IB
cables
Brocade
4 Eth
8 FC
After Savings
(120 servers, over 3 years)
Other Benefits:
• Reduced server connectivity by
92%
• Deploy 64 hosts in days rather
than weeks
• Production test cycle went from
eight days to two days
• Build and destroy 8000 VMs per
day per pod
Cap Ex:
>$1M savings for every six
blade chassis
Brocade
576 FC
12 Eth
Before
• 588 cables
• 24 Ethernet ports
• 576 FC ports
• 36 cables
• 4 Ethernet ports
• 8 FC ports
6 blade chasses 6 blade chasses
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Leading Cloud CRM Company
94% less
complexity
Before After
98 cables
6 switches
6 cables
2 switches
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Cloud Hosting Provider
Before After
332 cables
12 Cisco Router ports
80 FC Director switch ports
58 cables
2 10G switch ports
16 FC switch ports
Savings
50% capital cost savings
40 HP DL585 servers
16
FC
40 HP DL 585
servers:
2 Xsigo
Fabric
Directors
&
2 Exp
Switches
80
IB
QD
R
cabl
es
2 Brocade
Directors
2 Cisco
Catalyst
routers
240 1GE
cables
80
FC
cables
2 Cisco
Catalyst
routers
2
Brocade
Directors
6
aggregation
switches
• 17X more virtual machines
per hardware device
• 66% less I/O cabling
• 97.5% fewer network
devices
• 8X greater virtual machine
capacity
• 40X more usable bandwidth
per server
• Real time performance
monitoring of virtual NICs
and virtual HBAs
• Improved power
consumption and uptime
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UK Bank, VDI Deployment
330 servers (at 2 sites) 268 servers (at 2 sites) Cap Ex: $5.7M
Support: $1M/yr
TOTAL $8.7M
SAVINGS (over 3 yrs)
Before After Savings
(120 servers, over 3 years)
Other Benefits:
• 41% less cabling
• 70 sessions per server
• 4X more bandwidth to each
server Better user experience
• Remote management
24 Nexus
5210
4 MDS
9509
4 Nexus
7000
268
FC
660 10G
20
IS36
4 I/O
Director
s
2 Cat
6509
2 MDS
9509
536
IB
16
10G
16
FC
• 4 Nexus 7000
• 4 MDS 9509
• 976 cables
• 330 servers
• 708 10G cables
• 268 FC cables
• 2 Catalyst 6504
• 2 MDS 9148
• 568 cables
• 268 servers
• 16 10G cables
• 16 FC cables $5.7M capital cost savings
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Competition Oracle HP Virtual
Connect
Cisco UCS Brocade
VCS
Juniper
Qfabric
Open Architecture Yes HP Blades only Cisco UCS
Blades only Yes Proprietary
Native Fibre
Channel Support Yes Yes FCoE FCoE FCoE
Real-time
connection
management
Yes Requires
downtime
Requires
downtime No virtual NICs
No virtual NICs
Secure Multi
Tenancy Yes VLAN only VLAN only VLAN only VLAN only
Speed 40G 10G 4 x 10G 10G 10G
Bandwidth control Yes On Ethernet
only
Priority
queuing only
Priority
queuing only
Priority
queuing only
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Summary
• Simple
• 70% less I/O complexity
• 50% less cost
• Wire-once infrastructure
• Agile
• Dynamically connect any server to
any network and storage
• Fast
• 80Gbp/s throughput eliminates I/O
bottlenecks
DMZ PROD NAS SAN
Oracle Virtual Oracle Virtual
NetworkingNetworking
iSCSI
E E W W
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