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Transforming Your Data Center with Cisco Domain Ten

Dave Allnutt, Erik Vogel, Maurice DuPas, and Rich Plane Data Center and Cloud Advanced Services Team

February 27, 2013

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Introduction

Cisco

Domain

TenSM

Infrastructure

Advancements

and Unified

Management

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Welcome

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Modernization

and Migration

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Speaker Introductions

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Dave Allnutt

Director, Advanced Services

Erik Vogel


Maurice DuPas


Rich Plane


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will be used by

70% of enterprises

Source: State of the CIO 2011 Study,

CIO Magazine

CLOUD TECHNOLOGY

Enterprise-class

by 2012

by

2014

78%

Sources: Gartner (February 2012)

of enterprises

will be pursuing a

PRIVATE

CLOUD STRATEGY


Increased Demand for Cloud

Increased Demand for Bandwidth

Increased Demand for IT

Sources: Cisco Global Cloud Index

Unsustainable Economics

Significant opportunity for SP

Global data center traffic to double (2012-2015)

75% of IT resources dedicated to maintenance

Internal projects and service delivery goals

Don’t let your data center impede innovation


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Cisco Domain Ten

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Simplifying Data Center Transformation

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Process and Governance 10

Security and Compliance 9

Applications 8

Platform 7

Virtualization and Abstraction 2

Facilities and Infrastructure Space, Power, Cooling

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The Domain Ten framework makes it easy to understand what needs to be considered for cloud or data center transformation.

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Infrastructure Advancements and Unified Management

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Secure, Scalable

Network Fabric

Modular Self-Integrating

Computing Elements

Automated “Self-Service”

Resource Provisioning Unified Management

and Orchestration

Unified Fabric

Unified Computing

IT Service Offerings Business Objectives On-Demand Services

The Platform for Delivering IT-as-a-Service


a

Industry’s Most Comprehensive Networking Portfolio

Hardware + Software Physical + Virtual Network + Compute

Network

Platform

APIs

Controllers

and

Agents

Virtual

Overlays

Applications


Efficiently managing my organization’s network and/or data center is one of my top priorities.



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IT-as-a-Service Legacy IT

Slow, Complex, Brittle, Expensive Fast, Simple, Flexible, Cost-Effective

• Measured Service

• Rapid Elasticity

• On-Demand Self Service

• Broad Network Access

• Resource Pooling


Self-service Delivery

Tenant

B Tenant

C Tenant

A

Model-based Management

Virtual

Platform

Storage

Network

Compute

Policy Driven Provisioning

Secure Cloud

Container

VMs vCompute vNetwork Storage

Cisco Cloupia

Unified Service Delivery


Automated

Self-Service

Provisioning

Architect Design Where Can

We Put It?

Procure Install Configure Secure Is It

Ready?

Manual

Capacity

On-Demand

Policy-Based

Provisioning

Built-In

Governance

FROM 8 WEEKS TO 15 MINUTES

Automated Self-Service Provisioning


Service Providers

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Optimized for Cisco Architectures, Complements Existing IT Systems and Management Tools

Policy-Based Network

Infrastructure Resource Management

Policy-Based Compute

Service Profiles

Physical-Virtual, Multi-Hypervisor

Network Containers

Dynamic Network Provisioning

On-Demand Provisioning

Service Catalog

Service Governance

Integration and Automation

Lifecycle Management

Pay-per-Use

Self-Service Portal and Orchestration

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Clouds are:

• Highly standardized

• Fully automated

• Self-service environments

• Multi-tenant

How many

private clouds

should your

organization

have?

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“How To Get

Private Cloud Right” Forrester – James Staten

Same principles apply to application transformation


Migrating or modernizing applications is a top priority for my IT organization.





Security Server

Security Server

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Business Facade

Service 1

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Service 3

GemFire/ SQL Fire (Distributed Application Cache)

Application DAO

Data Access Tier

Business Tier (Spring Framework POJO)

Integration Tier (Spring Integration)

Batch Tier (Spring Batch)

GemFire Cache Extended

Operation Server

Operation Server

HA Monitoring Tier

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Model (Java Beans)

Controller (Servlet)

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PaaS Reference

Architecture

1 Scalable Apps Container

And IaaS integration

2 Reliability and

Throughput

3 Componentized,

Stateless

Application

4 Vendor Neutral

Apps. Framework

5 ALM, System Management

Automation


• Unified Computing System based

Private Cloud

• Standardization of architecture

and tools improving productivity

• Wave based modernization of

applications with least risk

• Automation leverage for lowered

modernization costs

• Scaling and high availability for

eCommerce and critical applications

• Inflexible IT ecosystem

• Predominantly End of Life

AIX infrastructure

• High support costs

• Project status time around

8 weeks

• Multiple architectures

hampering development

time and quality

The Challenge The Solution


TCO Reduction

Bu

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Planning

HR

CRM

Analytics Infrastructure

Loyalty

IT Components

Analytics Reporting

Store Ops

SCM

Merchandise

ecommerce

OPEX Savings: $109M

Licensing Costs,

Availability, Agility

CAPEX Savings:

$141M Server, Network,

Power and Facilities


Applications 8

Platform 7

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Protecting Data and Regulatory

Compliance Adds Complexity

Examples

• Industry regulations

• Local regulations

• National regulations and compliance

Implications

• Private cloud allows you to control where data is stored

• Transparency and accountability requirements may result in tradeoffs

• Planning architecture and governance upfront is essential

Cloud Security is

a Top Concern

Questions

• How secure and available is your data center?

• Do you periodically review vulnerabilities?

• Do you have visibility and controls to protect private and public clouds?

Implications

• Private cloud done right is the more secure

• Use of public clouds by “Shadow IT” may expose your organization


Automation Necessitates

Changes to Manual Processes

Self-Service Raises Governance

and Cost Questions

Questions

• How so I create a “workflow” in software?

• How do I turn up and down services?

Questions

• Who can access?

• How do I accelerate approvals?

• What services and how much?

Implications

• More standardization: Greater efficiency with lower cost per unit

• Less standardization: Higher cost and greater flexibility for users

Implications

• Failure to change processes may lead to disappointing ROI

• Realize the benefits of service acceleration


Challenge Cisco Solution

• Competitive pressure to deliver cloud services

• Provide single point of accountability for building and operating cloud services covering 21 countries

• Develop a single user portal that includes software and infrastructure services

• Led delivery with multiple partners including VCE, BMC, Parallels and EMC

• Launched 6 Software-as-a-Service and Infrastructure-as-a-Service (VMs) offers

• Build Cloud Command Center for 4 hubs that will cover all countries

Time to Market

Accelerated time-to-

revenue by phasing offers

Rapid Revenue Growth

Expanded licenses sold by

7-8% per week

New Business Models

Expanded into IT services

with SaaS and IaaS offers

Wireless Service

Provider in

Latin America


• Data Center Design

• Architecture

• Detailed Plan

• Management Framework Integration

• Business Process Insights

• Infrastructure Setup

• Application Modernization

• Validation

• Portfolio Analysis

• ROI Analysis

• Pilot

• High Level Plan

PLAN BUILD MANAGE

Design

Top Down/

Bottom Up

Govern

Software Based

Datacenter

Develop Discovery

World Class

Tools

Global Factory

Model


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Dave Allnutt



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Thank you. Thank you.


• Cisco Domain TenSM Video

• Cisco Domain TenSM eBook

• Unified Data Center

• Open Network Environment

• Data Center Services

• Cloud Enablement Services

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