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Ethernet Fabrics- the logical step to Software Defined Networking (SDN) Frank Koelmel, Brocade fkoelmel@broc

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Ethernet Fabrics- the logical step to Software Defined Networking (SDN)

Frank Koelmel, Brocade [email protected]

10/28/2013 © 2012 Brocade Communications Systems, Inc. Proprietary Information 2

ETHERNET FABRICS

What Is an

Ethernet Fabric?

Optimized for server virtualization and cloud architectures

More efficient, higher throughput, lower latency

Scale-out vs. scale-up to increase flexibility and reduce cost

Simplified deployment and administration

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L3: Fabric load balancing across multiple L3 gateways

FEATURE

Brocade VCS Multi-pathing at Multiple Layers DRAMATIC INCREASES IN NETWORK UTILIZATION AND RELIABILITY

L1: Trunking with frame striping

33

%

33

%

33

% L2: Equal Cost

Multi-Pathing (ECMP)

Improved scalability and resiliency

BENEFIT

Near-perfect load balancing across all links in a trunk group

All links utilized with flow-based load balancing

Layer 3 Core

Brocade VCS Fabric

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Brocade Differentiation DATA CENTER ETHERNET – BROCADE VCS FABRIC

Native multitenancy with Virtual Fabrics

Scale out non-disruptively

Orchestration through Open APIs and OpenStack

Cloud-Optimized

Faster time to tenant deployment, lower cost

Efficient

All links fully active; none on standby

Multipathing at all layers of the network

IP storage-aware

2x greater network utilization

Zero-touch VM discovery, configuration, and mobility

No configuration to add links or switches

Fabric managed as single logical device

Automated

5x less time to deploy network capacity

W

900+ Customers

Brocade VDX Switch and VCS Fabric Evolution RAPID PACE OF INNOVATION

Product Milestones/ Announcements

Cumulative Installed Base

Brocade VDX 6720 January 2011

Announced Brocade

VDX/VCS June 2010

20+ Customers 100+

Customers 200+ Customers

Q1 11 Q2 11 Q3 11 Q4 11 CQ2 10 Q4 10 Q4 12

300+ Customers

Brocade VDX 6710 and 6730 September 2011

Brocade VDX 8770 October 2012

1300+ Customers

Q3 13

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Brocade VDX 6740 August 2013

VM SCALABILITY (Higher is better)

LATENCY (Lower is better)

384

16

160

32

0

50

100

150

200

250

300

350

400

450

Brocade Cisco Juniper Arista

Brocade VDX 8770—Scale and Performance Without Compromise

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Source: Public data sheets, Network World report

Latency Test Parameters: 64-byte packet, Layer 3, any port to any port within chassis. Line-rate throughput at average 50% load.

3,58

6

10

7,55

0

2

4

6

8

10

12

Brocade Cisco Juniper Arista

In 1000s In usec

SOFTWARE-DEFINED NETWORKING

Software Defined Data Center (SDDC) Architecture NETWORK FUNCTION VIRTUALIZATION (NFV) A NATURAL COMPLEMENT

SDN network virtualization flow management network management

NFV from HW to SW reducing CAPEX reducing OPEX

SDN

NFV

AGILITY COST Customer

Motivation

Brocade Virtual Router

RESTful JSON interface provides full control and programmability of the Virtual Router (router, Firewall, VPN) and software networking services

Flexible Deployment Options

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VPN

IPSec, SSL

Router

OSPF, BGP

Firewall

Stateful, NAT Routing

Security

VPN

System Management

IP Services

Platforms

High Availability

IPv4, IPv6, Static, PBR, OSPF, RIP, BGP

IPv4, IPv6, Stateful Firewall, NAT

IPSec, SSL, Route-based, L2-bridging

CLI, RESTful API, GUI

SSH, DHCP, DNS, SNMP

VRRP, Stateful Failover, Config Sync

VMware, Xen, KVM, Hyper-V, x86

OR

Hypervisor x86 Server

Feature Highlights

NETWORK FUNCTION VIRTUALIZATION

NfV

THE COMBINATION (SDN & ETHERNET FABRICS) MAKES IT !

Network Virtualization provided by Ethernet Fabric

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PHYSICAL / traditional VIRTUAL / today

Programmatic Provisioning,

Management, and Control

Next-Generation Data Center

Infrastructure

Scalability Scalability

VXLAN

STT

OpenFlow OpenStack

NVGRE Quantum

CloudID OpenvSwitch

SDN APPLICATIONS, TOOLS,

TECHNOLOGIES

Today’s Data Center Networking Blueprint PUTTING IT ALL TOGETHER

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OpenStack

vCloud Director

Cloud Orchestration

F

W AD

X

F

W ADX

VDX 67xx

To Data Center #2 / Internet

Rack-1

Rack-n

MLX MLX

VDX 87xx

To Data Center #2

7800 7800

Storage Array

DCX DCX

DCX DCX

FC 65x

x 65xx 65x

x

65x

x 65x

x

65xx 65xx 65xx

Network Virtualization

Platform

SDN Controllers

3rd Party

BNA

Network Element

Management

SA

N

Rack-n-1

Rack-2

VDX 87xx

VDX 67xx

VDX 67xx

VDX 67xx

VDX 67xx

VDX 67xx

VDX 67xx

VDX 67xx

vRouter

FCoE

IP Storage

F

C