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FlexPod™
Componentes CISCO
Roger Oliveira
Engenheiro de Sistemas - CISCO

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Agenda

 Data Center - Visão Cisco
 UCS
 Nexus 5000 / 2000
 Nexus 1000

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Data Center Inflection Points
First Inflection Point

Virtualization

Client Web
Server
Minicomputer Distributed
Computing

Mainframe

Second Inflection Point

1960 1970 1980 1990 2000 2010

PHYSICAL VIRTUAL CLOUD
WORKLOAD WORKLOAD WORKLOAD

• One app per Server • Many apps per Server • Multi-tenant per Server
• Static • Mobile • Elastic
• Manual provisioning • Dynamic provisioning • Automated Scaling

HYPERVISOR
VDC-1 VDC-2

Improve IT Responsiveness, Reduce Cost

Enabling Highly Flexible On-Demand Services

Months Weeks Days
Minutes

Statically Dynamic
Defined Data Service
Center Enablement

Agenda


 UCS
 Nexus 5000 / 2000
 Nexus 1000


Unified Computing System - UCS

Solução Tradicional CISCO - UCS

Mgmt Server
Mgmt Server

Ethernet
FCoE
FC traffic

Fibre Channel

Ethernet

 Menos cabos
 Menos switches
 Menos interfaces
 Menor consumo
 Gerenciamento integrado

UCS Service Profiles

SAN

LAN

Tightly
Coupled Existing
Partner Customer • Unified Management Domain
Mgmt Mgmt
Tools Tools • Automatic discovery
Traditional • Dynamic Provisioning
XML API
APIs
• Building Block for Dynamic Data Center
• Simplify management of infrastructure for
ESX clusters and datacenters
• One-click configuration of LAN,
SAN and firmware parameters
Service Profile: HR-App1 App
Network: HR-VLAN, QoS
MAC: 08:00:69:02:01:FC-E OS
WWN: 5080020000075740-3
BIOS: Version 1.03 Firmware
Boot Order: SAN, LAN
Power Priority: Low Network

Compute Options
B200 M2
2 Socket Intel 5600, 2 Disks, 12 DIMM, 192GB
Blade

B250 M2
2 Socket Intel 5600, 2 Disks, 48 DIMM, 384GB

B230 M1
2 Socket Intel 6500/7500, 2 Disks, 32 DIMM,256GB
B440 M1
4 Socket Intel 7500, 4 Disks, 32 DIMM, 512 GB

C200 M2
Rack Mount

2 Socket Intel 5600, 4 Disks, 12 DIMM, 192GB, 2 PCIe 1U

C210 M2
2 Socket Intel 5600, 16 Disks, 12 DIMM, 192GB 5 PCIe 2U

C250 M2
2 Socket Intel 5600, 8 Disks, 48 DIMM, 384GB, 5 PCIe 2U

C460 M1
4 Socket Intel 7500, 12 Disks, 64 DIMM, 512GB 10 PCIe 4U

Agenda

 UCS

 Nexus 5000 / 2000
 Nexus 1000


Single Point of Management Single Point of Management

Cross-bar & Supervisor

Modular Switch
= Nexus 5500 Platform

Fabric Extenders
(Remote Line Cards)

Fixed backplane Nexus 2000 Platform

Distributed Modular Chassis
10Gb Ethernet for the Backplane

Agenda

 UCS
 Nexus 5000 / 2000

 Nexus 1000


Cisco Nexus 1000V Architecture

Server 1 Server 2 Server 3
VM VM VM VM VM VM VM VM VM VM VM VM
#1 #2 #3 #4 #5 #6 #7 #8 #9 #10 #11 #12

VMware vSwitch
VEM VMware vSwitch
VEM VMware vSwitch
VEM
VMW ESX VMW ESX VMW ESX

Virtual Supervisor Module (VSM)
 Virtual Ethernet Module (VEM)
Virtual or Physical appliance
running Cisco OS (supports HA) Virtual Center
 Cisco Nexus 1000V Enables:
Enables advanced networking
Performs management, monitoring,
 capability on the hypervisor
Policy Based VM Connectivity
& configuration Nexus 1000V
 Mobility of Network & VMware
Tight integration with Security
 Provides each VM with dedicated
Properties
Virtual Center
 “switch port” Operational Model
Non-Disruptive
 Collection of VEMs = 1 DVS VSM

FlexPod™
Data Center Platform
Presented by:
Fernando Chevitarese
Date: 27/Jun/2012

Agenda

 Transitioning from Virtualization to Cloud
 The FlexPod™ Data Center Platform
 Validated Applications and Workloads on FlexPod ™
 Cooperative Support Model


Transitioning from
Virtualization to Cloud


Transitioning from Virtualization to Cloud

Application- Zones of
Private Cloud Public Cloud
Based Silos Virtualization

Apps

Servers

Network Hybrid
Storage

Workloads moving increasingly toward virtualized cloud infrastructure

 Private cloud: Behind the firewall of an enterprise, closed to public
 Public cloud: Accessible through service providers for general purchase
 Hybrid cloud: Private clouds linked to public clouds


The FlexPod™ Data
Center Platform


FlexPod™ Data Center Platform
Prevalidated, Flexible Unified Architecture
Features
 Standard, prevalidated, best-in-class
Cisco® UCS B-Series converged platform
Blade Servers or
C-Series Servers and
 Virtualized and
UCS Manager non-virtualized environments
 Flexible: One platform scales up or out to
Cisco Nexus® fit many mixed workloads
Family Switches  Add applications and workload

NetApp® FAS
Benefits
OnCommand  Flexibility
Software Suite
10GE and FCoE
 Built-in data center efficiencies
 Reduced risk


Optimize for Any Workload
Flex with confidence

Develop
More compute,
and Test
less storage

Base Configuration

VDI

CPU
Memory
Disk Capacity
IOPS
Higher performance servers,
more IOPS

Less compute,
Data Protection more storage
and Backup

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The FlexPod Solution Family

Consistent architecture from entry to large configurations

Scale up or down with ease

Common structure for support & management


Validated Applications and
Workloads on FlexPod™


FlexPod Data Center Solutions
 VMware® (Exchange, SQL Server®, SharePoint®, View™)
 Citrix XenDesktop
 SAP® applications
 Microsoft® private cloud/Hyper-V™
 Red Hat Enterprise Linux®

MS VMware MS MS SQL Validated
SharePoint View Exchange Server workloads
Optional
Secure Separation Secure Multi-Tenancy
security
Hyper-V RedHat VMware vSphere® Bare-metal
OS

Performance-balanced server,
network, and storage
components


Cooperative Support Model


Cooperative Support Model
Building on Years of Cooperative Support Excellence to Create
a More Efficient, Flexible, and Scalable Support Solution
® ®
 NetApp and Cisco years of team experience
providing support
 Expanded and enhanced support resolution
process
 Focused on the most efficient method for
resolving customer issues
 Support available across a full spectrum of
support products, new and old
 More than a single-solution cooperative support
model: scales and grows
 Unified Support Lab


Reduce Risk with FlexPod™
Prescriptive Deployment Collateral

Wide range of resources available:
Validated Design, Deployment, and
Solution Guides
 Step-by-step instructions for repeatable
high-quality deployments including
these use cases:
 Secure multi-tenancy and secure
separation
 VMware vSphere and View
 SAP Applications
 Microsoft Exchange Applications


Thank You

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Appendix


Entry-level FlexPod Overview

 Natural evolution of the FlexPod Solution

 Enterprise-class FlexPod benefits
 Flexibility and scalability
 Efficiency and low TCO
 Risk reduction and fast time-to-deployment

 Right-sized for smaller workloads
 Midsize and distributed enterprise
 Lower entry price


Scale Out with FlexPod™ Repeatable,
Consistent Deployments

 Scale out with standard and
proven configurations
 Predictable and highly efficient
 Capacity and performance
 Floor space, power, and cooling

 Benefits
 Reduce effort for architecture,
design, deployment, and testing
 Reduce infrastructure deployment
cycle time by up to 50%
 Manage resource pools, not
individual systems
 Storage, computing, and
networking
1500 users 3000 users 4500 users


New Entry-Level FlexPod Solution Configuration

Cisco Nexus 5548 Switch

Cisco UCS 6248
Fabric Interconnect

Cisco Nexus 2232
Fabric Extender

Cisco UCS C-Series Server

NetApp FAS2240 Storage

iSCSI, NFS, CIFS 10Gb E 1GbE Management


Seamlessly Scale the FlexPod Architecture

More
Compute
Cisco UCS C-series Capacity Scale out:
Rack-mount servers Additional server nodes

More
Storage
NetApp FAS 2240 Capacity Scale out: Scale up:
Additional FAS 2240 FAS 3200/6200

• Additional server nodes • FAS 2240 scales with larger FAS
managed together using systems without data migration
Cisco UCS Manager and consistent management

Better Efficiencies with FlexPod™ Help IT
Accelerate the Business
Service Request Service Available

Traditional Many Weeks or Months
Design and DC Detailed
Procure Deploy Test
Size Planning Design

With FlexPod
 Reference BoM > 50% Faster
 Validated design
 Precise deployment DC
Procure Deploy Test
 Standard test plan Planning Service Available

Preprovisioned FlexPod Benefits
 Rapid deployment of applications  Agile service delivery
 Shared pools meet most requirements  Higher productivity
 Faster deployment
DC
Procure Deploy Test  Higher quality
Planning Service Available  Simpler planning


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NetApp Storage Systems
Presented by:
Fernando Chevitarese
Date: 27/Jun/2012

Customer and Partner Success
Fuels Our Growth

 Broad solutions portfolio
 Industry-leading partners
 Leading OEM storage provider
 12,000+ employees
 Comprehensive professional services
 Global support
 150+ offices around the world
 Member of the Fortune 500

NetApp Confidential – Limited Use

Gartner Midrange & High End
Modular Disk Array Magic Quadrant
Source: Gartner, Inc. Nov 2011
Roger W. Cox, Pushan Rinnen, Stanley
Zaffos, Jimmie Chang

Magic Quadrant for Midrange and High-
End Modular Disk Arrays

This Magic Quadrant was published as
part of a larger research note and
should be evaluated in the context of
the entire report. The report is available
upon request from NetApp.
The Magic Quadrant is copyrighted Nov 17, 2011 by Gartner, Inc. and is
reused with permission. The Magic Quadrant is a graphical
representation of a marketplace at and for a specific time period. It
depicts Gartner's analysis of how certain vendors measure against
criteria for that marketplace, as defined by Gartner. Gartner does not
endorse any vendor, product or service depicted in the Magic Quadrant,
and does not advise technology users to select only those vendors
placed in the "Leaders" quadrant. The Magic Quadrant is intended
solely as a research tool, and is not meant to be a specific guide to
action. Gartner disclaims all warranties, express or implied, with respect
to this research, including any warranties of merchantability or fitness
for a particular purpose.

Gartner Magic Quadrant
Midrange and High-End NAS Solutions
challengers leaders Source: Gartner, Inc. March 2011
Pushan Rinnen, Robert E. Passmore,
Roger W. Cox

NetApp
Magic Quadrant for Midrange and High-
EMC
End NAS Solutions
ability to execute

IBM This Magic Quadrant was published as part
Oracle of a larger research note and should be
evaluated in the context of the entire report.
Hitachi/Hitachi Data Systems
Panasas BlueArc The report is available upon request from
HP NetApp.

Symantec/Huawei Symantec The Magic Quadrant is copyrighted March 15, 2011 by Gartner, Inc.
LSI and is reused with permission. The Magic Quadrant is a graphical
Pillar Data Systems representation of a marketplace at and for a specific time period. It depicts
Scale Computing
Gartner's analysis of how certain vendors measure against criteria for that
marketplace, as defined by Gartner. Gartner does not endorse any
vendor, product or service depicted in the Magic Quadrant, and does not
advise technology users to select only those vendors placed in the
"Leaders" quadrant. The Magic Quadrant is intended solely as a research
niche players visionaries tool, and is not meant to be a specific guide to action. Gartner disclaims
all warranties, express or implied, with respect to this research, including
any warranties of merchantability or fitness for a particular purpose.
completeness of vision
As of March 2011

V-Series Open Storage Controllers
New V6200 and V3200 Models
V-Series builds on your current storage
investment to satisfy unmet needs

V6280
V6240 2,880TB
V6210 2,880TB
2,400TB
V3270
V3240 1,920TB
V3210 1,200TB
480TB

Supporting Disk Arrays from Major Storage Vendors

Industry-Leading Efficiency

Storage Efficiency Operational Efficiency

Data Growth  Application integration
SATA / Flash Cache  Storage management
RAID-DP® automation
$ Thin provisioning
Snapshot® Technology  Integrated data protection
Deduplication
 Service automation
Thin replication
Virtual copies
Compression

TB

Do more with less

Deduplication

Pervasive Deduplication
 20:1 reduction in secondary
 30-50% reduction in primary
 Capability, not a platform

Before After

NetApp Deduplication
 Removes redundant data blocks from volumes,
regardless of application or protocol
 Established market leader with 70,000+ licenses and
one exabyte worth of data being deduplicated
 Users often recoup 50% or more of their capacity
 Only NetApp offers deduplication for primary,
secondary, and archival storage tiers
Deduplication Savings

Leadership in Virtual Environments
Guaranteed Efficiency

Solutions Excellence

Customer Success
 240% growth in NetApp‘s VMware solutions business
 Thousands of joint VMware/NetApp customers
 Maximize customer results with deep vendor alliances;
joint development, services, and support

NetApp Data Compression?

 Further space
savings for varied
data sets
 Provide
compression for
primary, secondary,
and archive storage

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Typical Storage Savings
80% Compression Only Dedupe Only Dedupe + Compression

70%

60%

50%

40%

30%

20%

10%

0%

Cost—Storage Efficiency
(RAID-DP®) Save Snapshot™ Copies
Protects against double disk 80% Point-in-time copies that
Save failure with no performance write only changed blocks.
No performance penalty.
46% penalty.

Thin Provisioning Save Deduplication &
Save Flexible volumes appear to 95% Thin Replication
33% be a certain size but are Removes data
really a much smaller pool. redundancies in primary
and secondary storage.

Save Virtual Clones Save Network Efficiency
80% Near-zero space, instant ―virtual‖ 70% Minimizes the amount of
copies. Only subsequent changes data transferred and
in cloned data set get stored. accelerate data protection.

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Appendix

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DS4243

 2nd Generation SAS Product
 Now the majority of shipping storage products
 Field proven to be NetApp’s most reliable product
 Increased Density (over DS14)
 24x3.5‖ drives in 4 rack U offers better shelf density than DS14 (avg. 6 drives/U for DS4243 vs. 4.6 drives/U for
DS14)

 Flexible Storage Options
 Same enclosure is used for SATA, SAS, and SSD drives
 SAS and SATA shelves can be intermixed in the same stack

 Alternate Control Path
 NetApp® out-of-band resiliency feature that enables proactive self-recovery in Data ONTAP®

DS2246

 3rd Generation SAS Product
 Increased Density
 24x2.5‖ 10k RPM drives in 2 rack U at same capacity points (450GB, 600GB) offers double the GB/rack U vs.
DS4243*
 900GB 2.5‖ 10k rpm SAS drive expected end of CY11, early CY12
 Increased IOPs/rack U

 Greater Bandwidth
 6Gb SAS 2.0 offers ~24Gb (6Gbx4) combined bandwidth per wide port

 Improved Power Consumption
 Power consumption per GB reduced by approximately 30-50%*

 What‘s Unchanged
 Same underlying architecture and FW base as DS4243
 All existing DS4243 features/functionality
 6Gb/sec when using X2065 (quad-port SAS HBA), X2067 (FAS6200 quad-port SAS), and FAS3200 embedded
SAS ports, otherwise 3Gb/sec (auto-negotiated) when using X2062 (FAS2050) or FAS2040

*compared to DS4243 with 3.5” 15k RPM SAS HDD

Highly Efficient RAID Protection

 Greatly reduced parity overhead vs. typical RAID mirror
 Superior fault tolerance
 Recover from simultaneous failure of 2 drives
 RAID 6 protection with no performance penalty

Typical RAID Protection
50% Efficiency

RAID-DP® Protection
86% Efficiency

Cost-Effective Data Reliability
The Problem NetApp RAID-DP Solution
® ®

 Double disk failure is a  Protects against double disk
mathematical certainty failure
 RAID 5 (single parity disk)  High performance and
 Insufficient protection fast rebuild
 RAID 10 (mirrored copy)  Same protection and
performance as RAID 10
 Double the cost at half the cost

NetApp Snapshot Technology
Instant zero-space copy
 NetApp WAFL® writes all data to available
free space without writing over previous data
 Creating a Snapshot™ copy involves merely
retaining pointers to original data blocks
 Performance impact is near zero because no
Snapshot™
Copies
additional disk operations are required
beyond normal write behavior
 Space is efficient because only new data
written takes up incremental space on disk
NetApp® Storage System
 Scheduled or manual, up to 254 snapshots
per volume
 Readily accessible via a ‗special‘ subdirectory

Virtual Volume Copies: FlexClone
 FlexClone® creates
temporary, writable, and
30TB Storage
instantaneous copies of 5 full copies
data sets
 Creates a virtual ―clone‖ Without
FlexClone
copy of the primary data set
and stores only changes
 Reduces application Test and
Dev
dev/test costs by as much Storage

as 80% 6TB
Database
8TB Storage
1 copy, 4 clones
 Helps customers avoid
With
making an average of 14 FlexClone

copies of production data

Flash Cache (PAM II)
2nd Generation Intelligent Caching Modules
Product Details
• Functions as an intelligent read cache for data and metadata
• Automatically put your active data where access can be fast
• Works with ALL controllers and ALL protocols
• Deduplication applies to PAM caches
• All storage behind the controller is subject to caching
• Get more I/O throughput without adding high-performance disk drives
to a disk-bound storage system
• Fits into PCI Express expansion slots
• Enterprise class SLC NAND flash memory
• Available in 256GB, 512GB and 1TB sizes, up to 8TB
• You can set Quality of Service priorities for PAM caches with
FlexShare®
• File services, OLTP, VMware®, Citrix, and Hyper-V™
• Microsoft® Exchange and SharePoint®
• Engineering and SW development

Where to Use Flash Cache

Effective with Random Read Workloads
 Databases
 File services
 VMware®, Hyper-V,™ and Citrix
 Microsoft® Exchange and SharePoint®
 Engineering and software development

PAM II Storage Efficiency Example with SATA
Use Fewer Disk Drives, Get More Capacity, Maintain Performance

Benchmarked FAS3160A Configs SPECsfs2008 Performance
FC Baseline SATA + PAM II
224 FC drives
64TB
50% More 4
Capacity

Response Time (ms)
3

WORSE
96 SATA drives
96TB 2

BETTER
1

0
6 12 18 24 30 36 42 48 54
FC Baseline SATA + PAM II
Configuration Configuration Throughput (k-ops/sec)

 Purchase price is 39% lower for SATA + PAM II compared to Fibre Channel baseline
 SATA + PAM II configuration yields 66% power savings and 59% space savings

For more information, visit http://spec.org/sfs2008/results/sfs2008nfs.html. SPEC® and SPECsfs2008® are trademarks of the Standard Performance Evaluation Corp.

NetApp OnCommand Product Portfolio

MANAGE

Control System Manager
Operations Manager
My AutoSupport™

Automate Provisioning Manager
Protection Manager
SnapDrive® software
SnapManager® software
• for VMWare vSphere
• for Hyper-V
• for Exchange
• for Oracle
• for SAP
• for SQL Server
• for SharePoint

Analyze SANscreen®

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