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Industry Trends Making 10GbE the Data-Center Performance Choice
Dmitry GryaznovBusiness Development
DirectorIntel Corporation
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Growth Of IP TrafficGrowth Of IP Traffic
Global IP Traffic Doubles Every Two Years Through2012–Six times larger than it was in 2007
–Four times larger than 2008
–CAGR : 46%
2012 75 The Internet In Will Be Times Larger Than2002–Internet traffic will generate 28 Exabytes per month in 2012, the
equivalent of seven billion DVDs each month
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10GbE Market UpdateApplication Driv e rs for 10GbE Adoption
Use CaseUse Case New Servers New Servers (2008(2008 SegmentationSegmentation Market NeedMarket Need
Server Virtualization
1,167k servers
Growing 20%/year
Consolidation Multiport GbE and 10GbE Scaling I/O performance in virtualized server
Dynamic Data Centers Dynamic provisioning and VM mobility
Storage over Ethernet*
iSCSI: 250k+ servers
FC: 1m+ servers
iSCSI: 90%+ need easy to use iSCSI and headroom above 1G
Compatibility with native OS initiators iSCSI Boot 1G and 10G for ESX iSCSI support
FC: Enterprise Data Centers
Migration to Unified Ethernet (DCB) FCoE
Clusters
(including IPDC)
2,000k servers
Growing 17%/year
Most need better latency and bandwidth
Linux support Application affinity Low latency over classical Ethernet
10% need lowest possible latency
RDMA over IB for HPC Some migration to iWARP
Source: Worldwide Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter 2007-2011 Forecast and Vendor Shares, IDC, 208077 Worldwide Server Virtualization 2006-2010 Forecast, 2007, IDC # 07C5089 Worldwide server clustering Forecast IDC, 202718
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10GbE Market UpdateS ignificant Re v e nue Opportunity
–2008 10GbE Adapter Resellers Revenue $253m
–Major switch vendors announced dense 10GbE products•Summit® X650 Series
–VMware now supports 10GbE with the ESX 3.5 release
–10GbE FCoE Products announced
–New 10GbE usage models drives down cost and power•Direct Attach solutions
Source: A Guide to Ethernet and Phy Chips, Linley Group, Q1’08 update
10G Switch and 10G Adapters (kp)
$16$33
$73
$193
$32$66
$146 $127
$386
$253
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2005 2006 2007 2008 2009
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10GbE Adapter Manufacturers Revenue ($m)
10GbE Adapters Resellers Revenue ($m)
10GbE Adapter(ku)
10GbE volume is ramping. Establish leadership in 2009
10GbE Adapter (kp)
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Trends Driving 10 Gigabit Adoption…Trends Driving 10 Gigabit Adoption…
’03 2007 20092008
Multi-Core CPU architecture allows Multi-Core CPU architecture allows multiple applications on the processormultiple applications on the processor
Server consolidation and virtualizationServer consolidation and virtualizationrequires more I/O bandwidth per serverrequires more I/O bandwidth per server
Growth of network storage is driving Growth of network storage is driving demand for higher network bandwidth demand for higher network bandwidth
50K
500K
*Other names and brands may be claimed as the property of others.All timeframes, products and dates are subject to change without further notification
2006
10GBT Spec
ReleasedJune ‘06
10GbE Spec
Released 2002
’02 ’04
PCIe*Spec
Released2004
2010
Copper Adapters & Switches Accelerate
10GbE Adoption
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VMM
LAN
Data Center Trends
EDGE SWITCH
DATA CENTER SWITCH
SAN
FC
Traditional Data Center• Multiple servers running individual applications• Dual GbE connections to the Ethernet switch• Dual Fibre Channel connections to the Fibre
Channel switch
DUAL GIGABIT ETHERNET CONNECTION
DUAL 10 GIGABIT ETHERNET CONNECTION
VM1 VM2 VM3 VMn
DUAL FIBRE CHANNEL CONNECTION
VIRTUALSWITCH
FCoE SWITCH
Virtualization• Multiple virtual machines on a physical server• Consolidation of I/O devices• Virtual software switch routes VM traffic,
resulting in significant overhead• Customers increase the number of GbE ports
per server• Fibre Channel HBA provides SAN connectivity
10 Gigabit Ethernet• 10GbE NIC simplifies connectivity
- Scales with the platform- Lower power and lower cost than multiple 1GbE NICs
Unified Networking• Fibre Channel over Ethernet and iSCSI allows
LAN and SAN traffic to run over 10GbE
FC SWITCH
DIRECTORSWITCH
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Unified Networking Infrastructure Benefits in a virtualized Environment
15 Servers15 Servers 1G Enet1G Enet 4G FC4G FC TotalTotal
Ports 90 30 120
Switches 2 2 4
Cables 90 30 120
Mgmt Pts 2 2 4
15 Servers15 Servers 10G Enet10G Enet FCFC TotalTotal
Ports 30 0 30
Switches 2 0 2
Cables 30 0 30
Mgmt Pts 2 0 2
LAN SAN A
SAN B
LAN SAN A
SAN B10GbE10GbE
EEDCEEDC
FCoEFCoE
iSCSIiSCSI
Lower Costs and Simplified management for SAN connectivity
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Virtual Machine Device Queues (VMDq)More effective NIC sharing by sorting and grouping packets
•VMDq (NOW)Packets sorted into queues for destination
VMs in the NIC hardware by MAC address and/or VLAN tags
Packets sent in groups to the VMM switch– Reduces number of decisions and data
copies by the VMM switchFairly serviced transmit queues
NICw/ VMDq
VMM
VM1
vNIC
Layer 2 Software Switch
MAC/PHY
LAN
VM2
vNIC
VMn
vNIC…
Layer 2 Sorter
Rx1Rx1Rx1
Tx1
Rx2
Tx2Tx2
RxnRxn Tx3
Tx3Tx3
Rx1Rx2Rx1RxnRx1Rxn
TxnTxnTx2TxnTx2Tx1Idle
Idle
…
• Next Gen VMDq Features include: Quality of Service
• Bandwidth allocation by queue Faster inter-VM communication Broadcast/Multicast HW replication VLAN tagging/stripping
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Broadest 10GbE Family of ProductsBroadest 10GbE Family of Products
New!New! Dual port CX4 for low latency Dual port CX4 for low latency HPC applicationsHPC applications
New!New! Dual port SFP+ Direct Attach for Dual port SFP+ Direct Attach for intra-rack connectivityintra-rack connectivity
Built on Intel® 82598 10 Gigabit Ethernet ControllerBuilt on Intel® 82598 10 Gigabit Ethernet Controller
New!New! 10GBASE-T Server Adapter for 10GBASE-T Server Adapter for distances up to 100mdistances up to 100m
Single port LR fiber adapters for Single port LR fiber adapters for distances up to 10kmdistances up to 10km
Single and dual port SR for distances Single and dual port SR for distances up to 300mup to 300m
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SummarySummary
History has shown BASE-T to be the media of choice for volume History has shown BASE-T to be the media of choice for volume deploymentsdeployments
10GBASE-T ecosystem is now ready10GBASE-T ecosystem is now ready– Intel delivering the adapter technologyIntel delivering the adapter technology– Cable and test equipment available nowCable and test equipment available now– Extreme Networks deploying Summit® X650 Series switchesExtreme Networks deploying Summit® X650 Series switches
Intel is delivering industry leading 10GbE adaptersIntel is delivering industry leading 10GbE adapters– Broadest Product offering in the MarketBroadest Product offering in the Market– Based upon Intel® 82598 10 Gigabit Ethernet ControllerBased upon Intel® 82598 10 Gigabit Ethernet Controller
– Designed for Multi-core ProcessorsDesigned for Multi-core Processors– Optimized for VirtualizationOptimized for Virtualization– Unified Networking over EthernetUnified Networking over Ethernet
*Other names and brands may be claimed as the property of others.
Over 15 million Adapters shipped since 2002
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Trends Driving 10GbE DemandTrends Driving 10GbE Demand
Multi-Core CPU architecture allowing faster execution of multiple applications on the same processor
Virtualization allows the consolidation of multiple applications on servers thus driving the need for more network bandwidth per server
Growing need for network storage is driving the demand for higher bandwidth network
Intel®Intel®EthernetEthernet
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Simplify Data Center Networking with Intel® Ethernet
Reliable Reliable PerformancePerformance
UnifiedUnified NetworkingNetworking
Best Choice for Best Choice for VirtualizationVirtualization
Intel® EthernetIntel® EthernetOver 25 years of delivering leading Ethernet products
“It Just Works” Broad OS support Designed for
multi-core Low Latency
Ethernet
Best virtualization performance
Leadership in Virtual system scalability
Broad VM support (VMWare, Xen, etc)
Fibre Channel over Ethernet
iSCSI w/ trusted OS support
Leadership in defining Enhanced Ethernet
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Intel’s New 10GBASE-T Server AdapterIntel’s New 10GBASE-T Server Adapter
Unmatched 10GBASE-T Feature Set… Unmatched 10GBASE-T Feature Set…
– Dual Speed (1G / 10G)Dual Speed (1G / 10G)– Up to 100 meter reach on CAT 6aUp to 100 meter reach on CAT 6a– 55 meter reach on CAT 655 meter reach on CAT 6– Meets the PCIe Power SpecificationMeets the PCIe Power Specification
Industry Leading 10GbE SolutionIndustry Leading 10GbE Solution– Designed for Multi-core ProcessorsDesigned for Multi-core Processors
– Multiple QueuesMultiple Queues– MSI-X SupportMSI-X Support
– Optimized for VirtualizationOptimized for Virtualization– VMDq supported in VMware ESX 3.5VMDq supported in VMware ESX 3.5
– Unified NetworkingUnified Networking– Enhanced EthernetEnhanced Ethernet– Fiber Channel over Ethernet (FCoE)Fiber Channel over Ethernet (FCoE)– iSCSI Remote BootiSCSI Remote Boot
New!New!
*Other names and brands may be claimed as the property of others.
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Market Leader in Ethernet AdaptersMarket Leader in Ethernet Adapters
Market SegmentMarket SegmentShare LeaderShare Leader
Highly ReliableHighly Reliable
Broad Broad Product LineProduct Line
Driving Driving InnovationInnovation
57%* MSS of Gigabit Adapter IT managers prefer Intel adapters Strong channel presence
First shipping 10GBase-LR Adapter First PCIe compliant Quad port Gigabit Adapter
Rigorous Intel qualification process High quality software Limited lifetime warranty Less than 200 defects per million (DPM)
Over 140 sku’s in productionBroad OS supportiSCSI bootTeaming features
Over 15 million Adapters shipped since 2002
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VMware Xen Micros oft
3.5 1: ESX Usupported now
6RHEL
11: SLES1H09
Viridian 22009
Layer 2 Classified Sorter
RxnRx1Rx2Rx1
RxnRx1
Idle
Tx2TxnTxnIdle
Tx2Txn
Tx1
MAC/PHY
NIC w/VMDq
Virtual Machine Device Queues ( )VMDq More effec tive NIC s haring by s orting and grouping packets
VM
1
(vNIC)
VM
2
(vNIC)
VM
n
(vNIC)
Layer 2 Software Switch
VMM
LAN
Transmit Path:
• Round-robin servicing
• Ensures transmit fairness across VMs
• Prevents head-of-line blocking
Receive Path
• Data packets being received by respective VMs
• Sorted data packets get parsed to the respective VMs
• Data packets for different VMs get sorted at the Ethernet silicon based on MAC address/VLAN tags
Rx1Rx2Rx1RxnRx1Rxn
Tx1 TxnTx2Tx2 TxnTxn
OS support (targeted dates)
Improved throughput by offloading data sorting to the NIC*Other names and brands may be claimed as the property of others.