Way to Implement SDN Network In Data Center

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1 Way to Implement SDN Network In Data Center

2 Cloud Computing Era Is Coming Cloud computing market has a bright prospect According to a report from Forrester Research, the global cloud computing market will be increased from $40.7 billion in 2011 to $241 billion in IaaS will have its peak time in The global revenue of laas in 2014 will reach $5.9 billion. The SaaS market will increase from $21.2 billion in 2011 to $92.8 billion in Amazon cloud service (AWS) has been used in 190 countries and regions. It has more than 400 thousands commercial customers including The New York Times and NASDAQ Stock Market. Google APP Engine already has more than 10 million users. Google Apps already has more than 4 million enterprise users. The cloud service provider Salesforce already has more than 100 thousands paid users. The CRM market share of Salesforce has increased from 8% in 2006 to 46% in The cloud computing service ecochain has become mature. 1

3 SDN Is an Irresistible Trend Traditional DC problems Slow service adaptation: Network launching speed cannot adapt to fast service development. Maturity and commercial value Service Feature/Product Chip SDN is an irresistible trend. Programmability: fast adaptation to service requirements Single service expanding: 2 months All service expanding: 6 months N months 1 year N years Time Centralized controller: unified orchestration, and easy and fast network deployment Low-efficient service deployment: complex and long-period network adjustment 1 week 10 minutes 1 week 2 weeks 20 minutes Controller 10 minutes 4 weeks 20 minutes 2

4 Ideal Next Generation Data Center Architecture Service A Service B Service C Service A Service B Service C Controller Compute Compute Compute Compute Pool Fabric Storage Pool Storage Storage Storage IT Resource Pool Network Network Network Network Function Pool Data center fabric becomes the data sharing and integration platform for all ICT resource pools. The fabric must be open enough to implement seamless collaboration between services, IT resources, and network resources. 3

5 Distributed Cloud Data Center Cloud Fabric FusionSphere3.0 ManageOne2.0 Intelligent interconnection, boundary-spanning management Resource pooling, service awareness Distributed physically, Unified logically Network deployment workload reduced by 95% WAN bandwidth usage tripled SDN-based network automation Resource sharing between DCs and services Service awareness, keep same experience in different area Template-based services, minute-level service provisioning Uniform management, rights- and domain-based,with efficiency tripled DC²makes physically distributed DC resources logically unified, providing intelligent service-aware and SLA-guaranteed virtual data centers (VDCs). 4

6 Cloud Fabric Solution Cloud Apps FusionSphere vcenter Cloud Fabric Cloud Controller Controller zone DCI interconnection Elastic CE12800 Network zone Interconnection zone Virtualized Cloud Fabric Service/Security zone Administrative zone Open Server zone Storage zone Active data center Standby data center Fabric Solution SDN Solution DCI Solution Security Solution 5

7 Open Fabric, Accelerates Service Innovation Open API -OMI/ XML -Restful FusionSphere Open API Cloud Controller 3rd party controller OpenFlow/ Restful Northbound:Connects to mainstream platforms through open APIs. Southbound:Supports and manages network devices from multiple vendors through standardized protocols such as OpenFlow + CE12800 DCI Server/ zone CE6800/5800 Cloud Fabric Storage zone Network service zone Network zone Control plane: Supports connection and integration with mainstream cloud platforms, third-party controllers through open APIs and Open Flow. Forwarding plane: Industry's first programmable Ethernet Network Processor (ENP) Open Cloud Fabric agilely adapts to service innovation 6

8 Open Fabric: Fully Open Architecture Service Management layer FusionSphere 3rd Party APP Management & Orchestration layer Northbound API esdk Fabric Manager Auto network deployment Service Abstraction Open Controller Control layer Cloud system integration Coordinated security defense Service orchestration Topology management 3rd Party Controller Physical network resource virtualization s policy awareness Path calculation Open API Southbound API Network Abstraction Network device layer Open Fabric Traditional control plane Control execution agent User control Programmable packet forwarding Quality detection Device Abstraction 7

9 Multi-Layer Orchestration Management Multi-Tenant /Service Mgt. Service and multi-tenant Network L4- L7 Service Mgt. Cloud Controller Firewall, load balancing, DPI, etc Fabric LAN/SAN Network Mgt. Ethernet SAN Access Mgt. Servers, s 8

10 Fabric Manager: Multi-Tenant Network Resources Management Cloud Service Fabric Manager: Dynamically creates and manages a logical network based on service requirements. Customization based on different tenants: independent network resources management and control based on tenants Automated deployment plan: implements network deployment in batches Open API: Northbound XML/Restful. interface connects to open source cloud platforms. Cloud platform Virtual network 1 Tenant 1 Open API: Restful XML Tenants management Virtual network 2 Fabric Management Tenant 2 Virtual Network Management Virtual network 3 Tenant 3 vswitch vrouter vfirewall 9

11 Service Chain Orchestration Flexible customization: IT Service Chain Orchestration Service A administrators can flexibly adjust value-added service (VAS) nodes through the cloud management platform. Global orchestration: Fabric provides end-to-end "Service Chain" paths. Highly efficient routing: VAS Service B nodes do not need to maintain the dynamic routing table, which reduces routing complexity. Service C Service Chain Orchestration: Build VAS nodes and customize "Service Chain" routes based on service requirements. Controller translates the "Service Chain" routes, and the network executes forwarding polices. 10

12 Multi-Tenant Sharing the Network Resources 16M multi-tenant sharing TRILL FGL Solution NVo3 Solution Applicable to multiple cloud platforms data centers Compatibility with various virtualized platforms High scalability of over 500 nodes Large-capacity and shortdelay hardware forwarding Tenant 1 vcenter Tenant 2 FusionSphere Tenant n Applicable to single cloud platform data centers Software and hardware hybrid solution High-performance NVo3 gateway access in different zones TRILL (FGL) NVo3 (NVGRE) 11

13 Any location, Any Platform s Migration Any location s migration, flexible service Cross DC migration: EVN Intra-DC migration : TRILL/NVo3 deployment TRILL/NVo3 based large scale layer 2 network EVN implements across-dc layer 2 network Intra-POD migration : CSS SVF ncenter Open API Radius Network policy migration ncenter: network policy automatic deployment Open API: open API, compatible with mainstream s management platform High-speed radius interface: s access rate s management platform: vcenter; System Center s migration improve to 10~20 times 12

14 NVGRE-based Hybrid Fabric Solution Cloud Platform GW Plug-in (GW manager) Huawei HNV Gateway Hybrid Fabric architecture is designed for cloud computing NVGRE Domain WAN and virtualization of data center networks (DCNs). Campus/Branch s flexibly migrate. Bridging between the SDN and the Non-NVGRE Domain non-sdn network environments. No changes to existing network. vswitch MS Hyper-V vswitch MS Hyper-V Other Hyper-V /Physical Server 13

15 UNICA: targeted IT infrastructure architecture of Telefonica IMS SMS Huawei: solo vendor to sign MOU with Telefonica MWC 2014 ngin Video Services Customer Needs Difficult maintenance: 85+ DC, 50,000 servers, high OPEX (4% of total revenue) Low efficiency: 6-9 months for service rollout, weeks to create VPN VDC1 VDC2 VDC3 VDC n VDC Solution Mexico Argentina Brazil UK Germany Spain Our mission: Reduce Run cost of current IT Enable Telefonica transformation to Digital Telco Enable new growth businesses DC consolidation: 85 -> 6, unified management for global DCs NFV: Commodity IT & virtualization for telecom services (IMS/SMS/SDP) VDC, service templates: shorten service rollout time from 6-9 months to 1 week 14

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