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Organizations have spent the last few years devoting resources to developing techniques to ensure acceptable application performance. Several vendors, for example, have deployed products to optimize WAN and server performance. What can IT organizations expect to see over the next year? Is storage optimization likely to happen, and if so, will anybody care? Will functionality such as symmetric and asymmetric application acceleration merge? Should you build the network you need to support applications or can applications dynamically control the network resources they need? Find the answers here.
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A Look Ahead…Wide Area Data Services
WAN
DATA CENTER
BRANCH OFFICE
MOBILE WORKERS
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Content
• CIO challenge
• Where are we now
• Where are we going
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A Macro Environmental Challenge for The CIO
Consolidation & Growth of Data
Increasingly Distributed Workforce
“Instant, Anywhere Access to Protected Data …for less”
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The Complete Enterprise Challenge
EMEA HQ/Data Center 1
HQ/Data Center 2
Large or Regional Office
Branch Office
Traveling Employees
Extranet Partners
Workers at Home
Remote Workers
What’s Happening Now
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Broad Vertical Participation
Tech/SoftwareService Providers
Retail/ConsumerTransportation/Logistics
US and International Government
Healthcare/Bio/PharmaEnergy
A/E/CMedia/CommunicationsManufacturingProfessional ServicesFinancial Services
While its early in terms of overall penetration, it is becoming a generally accepted componentof Distributed IT Infrastructure
While its early in terms of overall penetration, it is becoming a generally accepted componentof Distributed IT Infrastructure
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Gartner Take on The SpaceGartner Networking Hype Cycle, 2H 2007 – Gartner name for WDS is “WAN Optimization Controller”
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Wide Area Data Services Motivations
ApplicationAcceleration
SiteConsolidation
BandwidthOptimization
• Mobile Worker Acceleration• Windows File Sharing• Email• Web• ERP/CRM• Lotus Notes• NFS• FTP• Custom apps
• File servers• Email servers• Filers• Remote storage• Tape backup equip.• Off-site media mgmt.• On-line backup• Outsourced services
• Reduce WAN bandwidth• Avoid WAN upgrades• Expand narrow links• Fill up LFNs• Prioritize traffic• Protect VoIP quality
Disaster Recovery
• RTO Reduction• RPO Reduction• Remote site backup• Server replication• SAN replication• VM replication • On-line backup
Productivity Cost Savings Data Protection
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Which Applications are you Accelerating?
Windows File Sharing
Microsoft Exchange
MS-SQL Back-ended Applications
FTP
Custom applications
Backup / Replication
Thin Client (e.g. Citrix)
Oracle
Virtual Machines
SAP
SSL Encrypted Applications
Lotus Notes
Web-based applications
CAD
NFS (UNIX/Linux) File Sharing
0.00% 10.00% 20.00% 30.00% 40.00% 50.00% 60.00% 70.00% 80.00% 90.00%
• File• Mail• Web Based• Database
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How Much “Faster” are your Applications Now?
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40
60
80
100
120
140
160
180
1x 2x 3 - 5x 6x - 10x 10x - 20x 20x - 50x 50x - 100x
No. of Respondents
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EchoStar Communications (Dish Network)
• Background▪ F500 Media/Broadcast Company
▪ 4,000 – 5,000 call agents
▪ Field over 300,000 customer calls per day
• Results
▪ Average Call Handling Time lowered by 20.5 seconds per call
▪ 85% Bandwidth reduction
• Key benefits▪ Hard Savings > $1M/month
▪ Better customer service and shorter wait times
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What infrastructure did you consolidate?
Windows file servers
Microsoft Exchange Servers
Application servers
SharePoint servers
Tape Backup
Web caches
Print Servers
UNIX file servers
Filers
SMS Servers
Application-specific content
caches
Other
0.00% 10.00% 20.00% 30.00% 40.00% 50.00% 60.00% 70.00% 80.00% 90.00% 100.00%
• Windows• Exchange• Application• Sharepoint
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DCMA
• 12,000 employees, $850B worth of contracts
• 240 Locations
• 18 Regional Data Centers
What they accomplished:
• Millions of $s of Savings Through Consolidation & Virtualization
• Accelerate Access to Centralized Data
• Simplify Management
• Protect Data
Looking Forward
Where the Industry is Headed
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The Evolution of Distributed IT Infrastructure
Fast Packet Delivery Layer
(L2 & L3)
Application & Data Services Layer
(L4 to L7)
“Instant, anywhere access to protected data….
…at a lower cost”
“While essential…… just connecting the dots is not enough”
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Application & Data ServicesApplication & Data Services
A Layered Architectural Approach
Layer 2/3 Network Recognizes:Packets and Protocols
Traffic
Layer 4-7 Network Understands:Applications, Content, Users, Connections,
Sessions and TransactionsContext
Enterprise Network
What’s Ahead?● Acceleration Services
● Edge Services
● Scale Up & Down
● Visibility & Reporting Services
● Virtual Data
Network QoS and CoSNetwork QoS and CoS
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Secure Traffic
Thin Client
Expanding Application Fluency
DATA CENTERBRANCH OFFICE
CIFS
MAPI
SSL
HTTP
NFS
MS-SQL
MS Office
Lotus
SAP, Oracle, SaaS
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File Servers
Mail Servers
Filers
TapeBackup
Virtualized Edge Services
• Branch Office Consolidation▪ Most branches still have many local servers & suffer from bandwidth issues
▪ Many companies are in the process of some form of consolidation
▪ WAN Accelerators are the enabler
WAN
File Servers
Mail ServersWeb Servers
Storage
DATA CENTER
FilersTapeBackup
BRANCH OFFICE
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Virtualized Edge Services
WAN
File Servers
Mail ServersWeb Servers
Storage
DATA CENTER
FilersTapeBackup
v v v
v v
• Data Center Virtualization▪ VMware and other virtualization tools allow further consolidation at the DC
▪ WAN Accelerators are the enabler
▪ They even make VM DR backups up to 55x faster!
DC-to-DC Traffic
vBRANCH OFFICE
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Virtualized Edge Services
WAN
File Servers
Mail ServersWeb Servers
Storage
DATA CENTER
DNS/DHCP
AD Print
FilersTapeBackup
v
DC-to-DC Traffic• Branch Office Virtualization▪ There are still other servers at many branches
▪ They can be integrated into a Data Service Platform
ISAServer
Application Sensor
StreamingMedia
UTM
v v v
v vvBRANCH OFFICE
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Scale Up and Down
Branch
Data Center
Mobile PC Worker Mobile PDA Worker
Data Center
Extranet Supply Chain
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Visibility - 5 Performance Questions Every Administrator Wants to Answer
1. What are the performance pain points my users experience?
2. How long does it take them to access their data or use applications to do their jobs?
3. How effective are we at improving end user conditions?
4. What are my bandwidth consumption rates before & after optimization?
5. What are my connection counts and what applications (by port, URL, signature) and users generate them?
The New SLA
“x Second End User Response Time”for Reference Data/App
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Virtualized Data
~60% to 95%of Data is Repetitive
What if it could be removed?
CostsPerformanceManagement
ScaleIT Design and Architecture
Power, Cooling, Green
Virtual Private Network
Virtual Machines/Desktops
Virtual Data?
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The Data Services Layer (4-7) is a Cross Discipline Problem
Applications
LAN-like WAN performance
Networking
Overcome bandwidth and latency constraints
Storage
Consolidate and simplify
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It takes a Cross Discipline Teamwork Approach
• Networking
• Application Development
• Storage/Server
• Business Unit Leaders
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New Data Services Layer (4-7) Expertise Needed With IT
Understanding User Context is King
• Access Location
• User
• Application
• Device
• Activity or Use Case
• Data Source
New Role within IT
Thank You