This webinar will address how to approach SP Cloud Orchestration and examine existing Cisco and Partner offerings, including: •Cloud Orchestration Capabilities ◦Portal and Service Catalog ◦Service and Resource Management ◦Orchestration ◦Integration capabilities •Cloud Orchestration Offerings ◦BMC CLM 2.1 ◦CIAC (Cisco Intelligent Automation for Cloud) http://www.ciscoknowledgenetwork.com

1. EMEA Cisco Knowledge Network
Cloud Orchestration
Sebastian Grabski
Consulting Systems Engineer
GSP Cloud Software Systems Architecture
11th October, 2011
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2. • Definitions
• Cloud Orchestration – general concept
• Cisco Cloud Orchestration solutions
• BMC Cloud Lifecycle Management
• Cisco IA for Cloud

3. Are you familiar with Enterprise Class Cloud concept ?
 Yes
 No

4. • Private cloud
– Inhouse, Behind firewall, Company specific
• Public cloud
– Commodity Cloud
 „EC2-like” service
 missing enterprise class features like performance & redundancy
 not suitable to host „legacy” applications
 resiliency on application level
– Enterprise Class Cloud
 High performance
 Redundancy & High Availability on infrastructure layer
 Enterprise class architecture
 resiliency on infrastructure level
• Hybrid cloud
– Private Cloud connected with Public Cloud

5. Scalability:
• Large POD: 12.000 VM’s (8xVblock – 512 UCS servers)
• Compact POC: 1.500 VM’s (2xVblock – 64 UCS servers)
Nexus
• 6 POD’s per Datacenter
Nexus Nexus
NAS NAS
NAS NAS
L4-7 Services L4-7 Services
MDS 9500 MDS 9500
UCS UCS

6. Enabling Multi-Tenancy:
Secure Multi-tenant Network
Containers
 VN-Link allows per-VM
segmentation of traffic with full MPLS Core
switching features
 VLANs and VRFs keep L2 / L3
customer traffic isolated
 Virtual Device Contexts further
isolate traffic and enhance
operations
 Allows partitioning of data center
services such as SLB, firewalling,
etc.
 OTV allows seamless extension of
tenants between pods
Common Physical
Logical View per Tenant
Infrastructure

7. Automation threshold
Inefficiency Tolerance Zone
Automation
VOLUME and/or COMPLEXITY
Automation Requirement
Threshold
TIME

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