Distributed Cloud Data Center

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1 Distributed Cloud Data Center

2 The business is changing Business Globalization Diversification Optimization Innovation 2

3 Business needs IT to respond much faster across many locations M M M M M US R R Mexico Brazil R London R South frica R Russia R Bahrain R Beijing Tokyo E anjing E E Shenzh R en Hongkong In one month, Users from 200M to 300M E EDC R RDC SR 100ms latency Cycle Fast response to business requirement Uniform service quality among locations 3

4 Evolution to Service-oriented Data Center Traditional Data Center Complex IT platform Massive Infrastructure Long time to market Long TTM up to 3~6 months Dedicated resource, no sharing Initiate urchase Transport Install Commission Launch Distributed Cloud Data Center Standard infrastructure On-demand & Service-oriented rovision with VDC Lower TTM less than 1 Week Standard infrastructure Elastic & Shared resource pool 4

5 Implement any service at any site easily, quickly and simply DC 2 Service 1 VM template pplication template software VM1 OS Service 2 VM template pplication template software VM1 OS Computing VM2 VM3 Computing VM2 VM3 Standard service provision (VDC) VDC1 VDC2 olicy-based Unified scheduling Gold Silver Bronze Unified view cross regions Unified Management DC1 DC2 DC3 DC4 DC5 Build up a unified resource pool through converged infrastructure, SD etwork and intelligent & automatic management, to implement Service-oriented IT environment. 5

6 DC 2 provides open and modular architecture VDC VDC VDC Service Management(Self-service/Service Catalog/Chargeback) Open I Open I DC1 Management DC2 Management Cloud OS Fusion Cloud OS Virtualization Manager Virtualization Open I (vpp / vdc) Resource Management (utomation/orchestrator/scheduler) Open I MessageBus MessageBus DC Level OD OD Storage OD OD DC etwork (Router/Sw itch) DC Level Storage DC Security ManageOne DC1 DCn DC Security Standard rovision with VDC: Design with v, provision with VDC. Modular expansion: od is the basic expansion Unit, through which the data center can be built and expanded quickly and easily. Open architecture: Open interface between different layers. 6

7 Quickly launch of services through standard VDC pplication Middleware OS Traditional provision DC 2 T4 T3 T2 T1 >6months T4 <1 week T1 pplication template Web pp DB DC3 DC1 DC2 DC4 DC5 Infrastructure Manually and long TTM Standard/utomatic provision 7

8 Modular deployment and expansion High IO Resource Medium IO Mixture resource Modular Deployment VDC1 VDC2 VDC3 Based on ResourceZone, provide flexible data center resource organization. hysical OD1 OD2 OD3 OD4 Server Virtual Fusion Sphere Virtual KVM Virtual vsphere Based on od (oint of Delivery) provide a extendable architecture. There are 128 hosts at most in one OD Server FC S Storage ResourceZone 1 ResourceZone 2 FusionManager Data Center Server Server S S 8

9 VDC template can be defined by service platform Multiple Templates VDC template V template Security Zone template VM template Bare-Metal template Combine templates to create service platform ResourceZone ResourceZone VC VC vfw VRouter vlb vfw VRouter vlb Subnet Subnet Subnet Subnet Subnet VM VM VM VM VM VM VM M Instantiation to deploy the service platform 9

10 Seamless service experience across multiple geographies <300ms <100ms <100ms <200ms <100ms <100ms <100ms Flexible access and schedule through SD Unified management through ManageOne 10

11 W I W I W FusionCompute I L i n u x FusionCompute L i n u x FusionCompute L i n u x W I W I W I L i L n i L u n i x u n x u FusionCompute x FusionCompute FusionCompute W I W I W FusionCompute I L i n u x FusionCompute L i n u x FusionCompute L i n u x Intelligent schedule of network QoS for better user experience SD Controller Cloud OS Interworking between VM and physical etwork SD DCn Smart traffic management Intelligent smart traffic schedule through SD Controller One of few vendors can provide hardware and software SD controller, hardware SD controller performance is 100 times as much VM DC2 as software SD Controller DC1 Host Server 1 VM VM VM VM vswitch Cross data center VXL L4-L7 Security Gateway L 2Switch 11

12 eak time business requirement can be fulfilled by uto Scaling Traditional data center Distributed Cloud Data Center larm: CU% >70% CU% <20% End users End users VDC Elastic service Servers Storage Servers Storage Web pp Web pp Web pp Web pp urchase Install Launch eak access Intelligent sensing Elastic scalability Several weeks for manual expansion Several minutes for auto scaling 12

13 Huawei full-range portfolios FusionSphere ManageOne Converged architecture Cloud OS Data center management etwork and security Gold member of the OpenStack Foundation Key member of OF Member of Uptime etwork C 100+ industry-best benchmarks on SEC.org 13

14 Industry acclaimed capability o.1 TBR Data Center verage Revenue Growth Interop Data Center and Storage Special ward Frost & Sullivan Red Dot 2013 Innovation ward for Cloud Infrastructure Global Reddot roduct Design ward The Only Chinese Vendor Gartner Enter into Magic Quadrant in two consecutive years for Blade Server Oscar in Data Center DCD ward Data Center Blueprint ward Green Data Center ward Data Center Innovation ward 14

15 Global references 330+ Data Centers Global, including 70+ Cloud Data Centers 15

16 DC 2 helps China Telecom to extend ICT service globally Cloud Storage Cloud Server Cloud etwork DC 2 architecture, better performance with lower cost TCO reduction by 30% Office ackage Web ackage IT hosting Internet Data Centers across 20 different regions globally One-stop-shop UK KS Hong kong Singapore US Management efficiency improved by factor of 3 With Guaranteed SL Resource ool cross Regions 16

17 HUWEI ETERRISE ICT SOLUTIOS BETTER WY Copyright 2013 Huawei Technologies Co., Ltd. ll Rights Reserved. The information in this document may contain predictive statements including, without limitation, statements regarding the future financial and operating results, future product portfolio, new technology, etc. There are a number of factors that could cause actual results and developments to differ materially from those expressed or implied in the predictive statements. Therefore, such information is provided for reference purpose only and constitutes neither an offer nor an acceptance. Huawei may change the information at any time without notice.