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WHERE IS… ENTERPRISE INFRASTRUCTURE HEADED IN THE NEAR FUTURE?

Throughwave Day 2015 - Throughwave Next Generation Enterprise IT Infrastructure

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WHERE IS… ENTERPRISE INFRASTRUCTURE HEADED IN THE NEAR FUTURE?

Agenda

Current Enterprise Infrastructure

Storage and Server

How people will use desktop?

Next Generation Network& Security

Summary

Application Defined Infrastructure

Competitive Backend Business Process Management Business Intelligent

Multiple Applications BIG Data

Application Defined Infrastructure

Flexible Infrastructure

Data Security BIG Data

Data RedundancyPerformance

Agenda

Current Enterprise Infrastructure

Storage and Server

How people will use desktop?

Next Generation Network& Security

Summary

Current Enterprise Data Center

SAN

SAN Fabric Switch

Core NetworkSwitch

Server

NASSAN Fabric

TCP/IP network

iSCSI SAN

Grow Vertically

for Volume

Or Scale Horizontally

for speed

Current Enterprise Data Center

SAN

SAN Fabric Switch

Core NetworkSwitch

Server

NASSAN Fabric

TCP/IP network

iSCSI SAN

Pros:• Can be tuned to any kind of applications• High Performance Block level• If set it right, it’s usually indestructible Cons:• Rigid in design, sizing, and adjustability to

data change• Complicated setup, and need

hardware/software compatibility design• Difficult to share across server, or

application

Current Enterprise Data Center

Core NetworkSwitch

Server

NAS iSCSI SAN

Pros:• Easy to share across server/application• Easy to control access security • Can be used to create centralized storageCons:• Slower compare to block storage• Scaling

Agenda

Current Enterprise Infrastructure

Datacenter

How people will use desktop?

Summary

Next Generation Network & Security

DATACENTERTrend of storage and server in next five years

DATACENTER

Trend of storage and server in next five years

Virtualization

VIRTUALIZATION CONTAINER

Application

Operating System

Physical Hardware

Non-Virtualized

Physical Hardware

Virtual Hardware

Virtualization Layer

Virtual Hardware

OS OS

App App

Virtualization Container

CONTAINER COULD BE ANYTHING

WORKLOAD TYPE ( Application, Resources )

CONNECTIVITY ( Network, Storage )

SCALABLE PLAN ( Cluster, High Availability )

CONTAINER COULD BE ANYTHING

SOFTWARE DEFINED SERVERSOFTWARE DEFINED STORAGE

Hyper Converged Infrastructure

Cloud-generation SystemsConvergence of Compute and Storage

Server 1

Compute

Storage

Server 2

Compute

Storage

Server N

Compute

Storage

Intelligent software layer provides:• Single-system view• Scalability Workload• Tolerance to hardware failures

…Single Storage Pool

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Virtual SAN: Radically Simple Hypervisor-Converged Storage

vSphere + Virtual SAN

Hard disksSSD

Virtual SAN Shared Datastore

Hard disksSSDHard disksSSD

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Virtual SAN: Radically Simple Hierarchical Storage

Hot Tiering

Cold Tiering

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Virtual SAN Ready NodeHypervisor-converged Storage Systems Simplify Enterprise Scale-out Deployment

Benefits• Single bundle to procure • Radically Simple Storage – seamless integration with vSphere platform• Lower TCO - granular scale-out• High Performance - integrated read/write caching• Peace of Mind – jointly certified

Virtual SAN

vSphere

vCenter Server

Virtual SAN Ready NodeHypervisor-converged Storage Systems Simplify Enterprise Scale-out Deployment

NUTANIXHyper Converge Infrastructure Appliance

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NDFSPooled resources

NDF

S

SINGLE NODE (NX-3050 series)

Compute:16 CoresStorage: Flash: 800GB SSDHDD: 4TBController: Nutanix controller VM

Affordable Scale OutHigh availability

Google changed everything in early 2000!

Legacy DatacenterServer, switches, SAN, NAS

Google, Amazon DatacenterCommodity, Map/Reduce

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SOFTWARE DEFINED NETWORKNetwork Virtualization

NETWORK VIRTUALIZATION

ESXI Host

Virtual Machine

OS

App

Virtual Machine

OS

App

Virtual Network

Software Defined Network

Network virtualization creates logical, virtual networks that are decoupled from the underlying network hardware to ensure the network can better integrate with and support increasingly virtual environments.

Example- vSphere Distributed Switch- Vmware NSX

NETWORK VIRTUALIZATION

ESXi Host ESXi Host ESXi Host

vSphere Distributed Switch

Management Monitor (SNMP)

SPAN Port Link Aggregate

SOFTWARE DEFINED DATACENTERPrivate Cloud Data Center

CLOUD DATA CENTER

Software Defined Server

Virtual Machine

OS

App

Virtual Machine

OS

App

Software Defined Network

Software Defined Storage

Private Cloud Data Center Public Cloud

Data Center

LEGACY DATA CENTER

Hardware

OS

App

Hardware

OS

App

Non-VirtualizedServer

SAN Storage

ALL FLASH SCALE-OUT ARRAYHigh performance and scale-out flash enterprise storage

• All Flash array is a solid state storage disk system that contains multiple flash memory drives instead of spinning hard disk drives

• High Performance and low latency I/O Performance

• Powerful scale-out

• Simple and friendly management GUI

All Flash Array

One-Two Year

SAN Fabric

TCP/IP network

SAN

SAN Fabric Switch

Core NetworkSwitch

Server

NAS iSCSI SAN

Virtualized Container

Two-Three Year

SAN Fabric

TCP/IP network

SAN

SANFabric Switch

Core NetworkSwitch

Server

NAS iSCSI SAN

Virtualized Container Virtualized Container

Agenda

Current Enterprise Infrastructure

Datacenter

How people will use desktop?

Summary

Next Generation Network & Security

DESKTOPHow people will use desktop in next five years

DESKTOP

Wired Desktop

Wireless Desktop Wireless Desktop

OPTION 1 : EXISTING ESXI HOSTVirtual Desktop Infrastructure

VIRTUAL DESKTOP

Wired Desktop

Wireless DesktopWireless Desktop

ESXI Hostwith SAN StorageVDI Performance depends on IOPs

High Performance storage is recommended

OPTION 2 : VDI COMPLETE BOXVirtual Desktop Infrastructure

VDI Complete BOX

• Virtual Desktop for 10-100 users with complete component for VDI including Vmware Horizon View and Microsoft Windows License

• Startup/Pilot VDI Project

• Solution for Small Branch Desktop

• Scale-out with external SAN

VDI Complete Box

OPTION 3 : CONVERGE ARCHITECTUREVirtual Desktop Infrastructure

HYPER CONVERGE ARCHITECTURE

Compute

Storage

Compute

Storage

Compute

Storage

Compute

Storage

Converge Architecture

InternalClients

ExternalClientsInternet

HYPER CONVERGE ARCHITECTURE

InternalClients

ExternalClientsInternet

Converge Architecture

Compute

Storage

Compute

Storage

Compute

Storage

Compute

Storage

Compute

Storage

Compute

Storage

Compute

Storage

Compute

Storage

Agenda

Current Enterprise Infrastructure

Datacenter

How people will use desktop?

Next Generation Network & Security

Summary

NETWORK AND SECURITYNext Generation Enterprise

WIRED NETWORKNext Generation Enterprise

Core-Aggregate-Access Model

Spine and LeafDistributed Core Architecture

LEAF

SPINE

WIRELESS NETWORKNext Generation Enterprise

Wireless LAN 802.11wireless LAN standard

Let’s move to controller based

802.11Protocol

Frequency(GHz)

Data Rate Release

802.11a 3.7/5 Up to 54 Mbps. 1999

802.11b 2.4 Up to 11 Mbps. 1999

802.11g 2.4 Up to 54 Mbps. 2003

802.11n 2.4/5 Up to 150 Mbps. 2009

802.11ac 5 Up to 1.3 Gbps. 2012

802.11ad 60 Up to 6 Gbps. 2014

Wireless LAN

Enterprise Wireless LAN architecture with Wireless Controller

Option for Wireless LAN

Wireless Controller

Controller on cloud

Wireless Controller on Public Cloud

Wireless Access Pointon Organization Private Cloud

SOFTWARE DEFINED SECURITYNext Generation Enterprise

FIREWALL PROVIDE SECURITY FROM EXTERNAL

Internet

DMZ Datacenter

DESKTOP MOBILE

HOW TO PROVIDE SECURITY FROM INTERNAL

Internet

DMZ Datacenter

DESKTOP MOBILE

NAC

MDM

ATP

• On cloud• On Premise Appliance• On Primise vAppliance

ADVANCED THREAT PROTECTION

Advanced threat protection

DETECT

REMEDIATE

PROTECT

Combine signature and behavior based for detecting advanced threat and shared zero day threat information via public cloud

SUMMARY

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