Milliseconds Matter: Optimize Cloud Apps with Network Control (NET314-S) - AWS re:Invent 2018

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Everyone appreciates the power of the global Internet while still understanding its performance and latency limitations as a best-effort system. Although many organizations understand that direct connectivity into the public cloud helps ensure network consistency, it’s not always clear how integrated combinations of backbone, routing, and orchestration can optimize cloud applications. In this session, CenturyLink presents a number of innovative approaches to optimizing application deployment through control of the underlying network infrastructure. Join CenturyLink for a demonstration of emerging workloads, and the difference your cloud connection can make when milliseconds matter. This session is brought to you by AWS partner, CenturyLink.

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When Milliseconds Matter
Paul Savill
SVP, Core Network &
Technology Solutions
CenturyLink
N E T 3 1 4 - S
David Shacochis
VP, IT Solutions
CenturyLink

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Cycles Of Centralization
Centralized
Distributed
“We believe the gravity (benefits) of the cloud to be so great that the pendulum simply stops. The
decentralized swing wasn’t forced by any failures of the cloud to deliver; it was driven by opportunities
for entirely new applications that can’t abide the latency to and the cost of the cloud, as it’s normally
delivered today.”
Bob Gill, Gartner
Mainframe Client/Server Cloud/Mobile Internet Of Everything

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Emerging Applications
Acceptable Latency
Required Bandwidth
1 ms
10 ms
100 ms
1000 ms
< 1 Mbs 1 Mbs 10 Mbs 100 Mbs 1000 Mbs
Monitoring Sensor
Networks
Personal
Cloud
Video Streaming
Cloud-Based
Office
Tactile
Internet
Augmented
Reality
Virtual
Reality
Real Time
Video Analytics
Retail
Robotics
Manufacturing
Control Systems
Microgrid Control
Cloud/Network
Convergence
Emerging
Applications

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The CenturyLink Network
Network Connections
Fiber to 2,200 datacenters and 130,000 enterprise locations with deep network coverage across all global marktes
Software Connections
Globally connected, enterprise dynamic ethernet connectivity platform
Partner connections
Direct connections to AWS Regions along with direct peering connectivity to more than 35,000 ASNs
Network Services
One of the world’s largest enterprise CDN networks, complemented by global security nodes for cleaning and analysis
Application Control
The ability to control network performance end-to-end, across the glob, down to the millisecond and packet level

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A New World Of Possibilities
• New event patterns
• New access to data
• New execution
venues

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New Possibilities at the Device Edge
THE RIGHT CLOUD THE RIGHT
NETWORK
THE RIGHT EXPERTS

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New Possibilities in Enterprise Edge Connectivity
THE RIGHT CLOUD THE RIGHT
NETWORK
THE RIGHT EXPERTS

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New Possibilities in Metro Edge Computing
THE RIGHT CLOUD THE RIGHT
NETWORK
THE RIGHT EXPERTS

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Demo: New Possibilities in Control
THE RIGHT EXPERTSTHE RIGHT CLOUD THE RIGHT NETWORK

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Demo Scenario
Internet
Cloud Connect
~ 2000 miles
Seattle
Office
Product
Intranet
Product
Intranet
2 CPU
8 GB RAM
t3.large
us-east-2
(Ohio)
2 CPU
8 GB RAM
t3.large
us-east-2
(Ohio)

• Connections to Networks
• Connections to AWS
• Connections to Insight
• Redefining Connectivity

Thank you!
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