The Software Driven Datacenter

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1 The Software Driven Datacenter

2 Three Major Trends are Driving the Evolution of the Datacenter Hardware Costs

3 Innovation in CPU and Memory µm CPU process technologies $100 DRAM $/GB µm $ nm $50 10 nm 10 $25 1 nm $ Source: Gartner Dataquest, Forecast: DRAM Market Statistics (1Q11)

4 Leads to More Processing Power per Server Threads Per Socket (2 per core) Maximum Memory in GB 2,500 2,000 1, , Source: Forrester Research, The x86 Server Grows Up And Out (October 8, 2010)

5 at Lower and Lower Cost $25,000 Average Cost Per Virtualized Server $20, = $5K $15,000 $10,000 $5,000 $ Cost Includes the entire server (i.e. CPU, memory, etc.) except for add-on cards. Source: IDC Worldwide Virtualization Tracker, 2010

6 Three Major Trends are Driving the Evolution of the Datacenter Hardware Costs

7 The World is Majority Virtualized % Virtualized (of all installed workloads WW) 59% 51% 42% 33% 22% 65% 69% 9% 14% A New Datacenter Architecture Source: IDC Worldwide Virtualization Tracker, 2010

8 Convergence is Happening on Many Fronts Converged IO Convergence on x86 processors Converged systems

9 The Result? Hyper-density! In 2014, an average server: 2-CPU 16 core per socket 300 GB RAM 320 VMs Leading to the all-x86, software-driven datacenter

10 Three Major Trends are Driving the Evolution of the Datacenter Hardware Costs

11 What We Run on Servers is Also Changing New Types of Interactions New Devices New Frameworks Data Growth & New Data Types New Infrastructures & Platforms

12 New Architecture Required Existing Architecture Emerging Architecture Apps HW

13 The Forces at Work Hardware Costs New Architecture and Operating Model for the Datacenter

14 The New Cloud Architecture and Operating Model From (old world) Static and location-bound To (new world) Elastic and mobile Benefit / Business Goals $100 / year Break: Troubleshoot, Fix Break - Replace <2 min failure recovery Manual operations Intelligent policy mgmt 10,000 VMs : 1 admin

15 The New Cloud Start Architecture with open source and code Operating Model From (old world) Static and location-bound To add a lot of computer science PhDs (new world) Elastic and mobile to custom-build it for a single application! Benefit / Business Goals $100 / year Break: Troubleshoot, How is Break this - Replace done today? <2 min failure recovery Fix Intelligent policy mgmt Manual operations 10,000 VMs : 1 admin

16 for a much more diverse application landscape Grid

17 How is the industry enabling this? Hypervisor Transformation Cluster Transformation Hybrid Cloud Transformation Run a broad diversity of workloads Re-define hardware / software boundary Federate geo-distributed sites and providers

18 Building Out The Future Datacenter: The Future Virtualization Platform Hypervisor Transformation Cluster Transformation Hybrid Cloud Transformation Server Re-define hardware / software boundary Federate geo-distributed sites and providers

19 Today, IaaS and PaaS Stand as Separate Environments Grid Infrastructure & Messaging Infrastructure as a Service - Resource Object Models Pooling and QOS PaaS Management Services Services Data Caching Services Infrastructure Infrastructure Platform as a as Service a Service - Resource - Resource Pooling Pooling and and QOS QOS IaaS and PaaS will Blend as Services to Support All Apps

20 Building Out The Future DC: The DC Building Block Hypervisor Transformation Cluster Transformation Hybrid Transformation Server DC Pod/Cluster Hybrid Cloud

21 Today s Constraints on Datacenter Consolidation Cluster A Cluster C Cluster B Cluster D Artificial Constraints!

22 New Software-Driven Storage Infrastructure Emerging to Serve New Apps vsphere Local Disk Scale-out storage Blob Cloud storage

23 Enabling Dynamic, Workload-aware Networks Provisioning and Automation VDC VDC Extensible, Scale Out Network Virtualization Network Services Performant Scalable Networks

24 Enabling Scalable, Agile, Virtual Networks Networking Telephony Identifier = Location Wireless Telephony VXLAN Identifier = Location

25 VXLAN How It Works FE:AA:03:F4 Sender FE:AA:03:F5 Payload Payload Receiver IP VLAN 10 vsphere Payload Physical network A IP Payload vsphere Physical network B IP Payload IP Payload /24 VLAN /24 Key Properties Works with any switching fabric Open standard

26 Security and Isolation: Physical Virtual Trust Zone Nosy Neighbor Gold Silver Bronze Cloud Infrastructure

27 Secure Isolation Accomplished Efficiently: Identity Based From: To: Finance HR Finance HR

28 Building Out The Future Datacenter: The Hybrid Cloud Hypervisor Transformation Cluster Transformation Hybrid Transformation Server DC Pod/Cluster Hybrid Cloud

29 Scaling Across Datacenters Virtual Data Center

30 Intelligent Policy Management Will Need to Go Beyond the DC SLA Definitions Availability = 99.99% DR RTO = 1 hour Max Latency = hour ms Availability 99.99% DR RTO Back up Daily Performance High I/O Security High 99.99% 1 hour Daily High Gold I/O High? X-Datacenter and X-Cloud Placement Engine Availability DR RTO Back up Performance Security 99.9% 3 hour Weekly Med I/O Med Silver 99.0% None None Low I/O Low Bronze DR plan Back up Anti-virus Cloud Infrastructure Datacenter 1 Datacenter 2 Datacenter 3

31 Our Current Compliance Infrastructure Assumes Two Worlds The Datacenter The Public Cloud Anti-virus Compliant Authenticated Encrypted Wild Wild West.

32 New World: Security and Compliance for the Hybrid Cloud

33 Volume of DC Events & Metrics Require New Statistical Management Techniques Events Security HW Performance How do we leverage all of this data? Admin Actions Availability Usage Data Metrics App Performance Web App

34 What is the Desired State? Just as all matter can be assembled from a few standard sub-atomic particles so the DC of the future will be assembled from standard components all managed by intelligent, highly automated software

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