Cisco CRS-3 The Foundation Of The Next Generation Internet
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Cisco CRS-3 The Foundation Of The Next Generation Internet
- 1. March 9, 2010 Cisco CRS-3Foundation for the Next-Generation Internet
- 2. The Future of Bandwidth Media Streamers 3DTV / HDTV Smart Phones 162 GB/month 13 TB/month 500 MB/month Tablets / eBooks TelePresence Gaming 1 GB/month 45 GB/month 2 TB/month Total = 15 TB per user per month
- 3. Video Video, Mobile and Cloud to Dominate Growth2008–2013 2/3rdZettabyte 525% Growth Cloud Mobility 90% Consumer Traffic 6600% Traffic Growth 300+% Market Growth Annual IP Traffic 2008 2013 Traffic Mix of Tomorrow Fundamentally Different Source: Cisco Visual Networking Index—Forecast, 2008-2013
- 4. Next-Generation InternetNeeds Multi-directional Networking Access/ Agg Edge IP Core SP Services/Content Third-Party Services/ Content Business
- 5. SP Services/Content Third-Party Services/ Content National Data Center/ Cloud/VHO National Data Center/ Cloud/VHO Next-Generation InternetNeeds Multi-directional Networking Access/ Agg Edge IP Core Inter Data-Center Inter Data-Center Regional Data Center/VSO Regional Data Center/VSO Business
- 6. IP Core Introducing CRS-3 = 3x CRS-1Powered by Cisco QuantumFlow Array processor IP Core Unmatched Scale 3x CRS-1 = CRS-3 = 322Tbps Unique Service Attributes 2x Intelligence (Core/IPv6 + Data Center/ Cloud) Unprecedented Savings 1x CRS Family Protecting Investments Foundation for the Next-Generation Internet
- 7. With 322Tbps, Cisco CRS-3 can… … download the entire printed collection of the Library of Congress in just a second … can deliver 1G to nearly every household in San Francisco … enable every man, woman, and child in China to make a video call, simultaneously … deliver all movies ever made in just 4 minutes
- 8. Intelligence for a changing internet Network Positioning System (NPS) Cloud VPNs for on-demand compute, storage, network needs Tight Linkages Between DC/Cloud and CRS-3
- 9. Tight Linkages Between DC/Cloud and Core Workload Increases Strain on DC Resources 1 1 Workload increase Internal Data Center Core
- 10. Tight Linkages Between DC/Cloud and Core Workload Increases Strain on DC Resources 1 NPS Locates Extra Resources Finds best compute and storage in the cloud Search resources 2 Internal Data Center Cloud Data Center 2 Cloud Data Center Cloud Data Center NPS Core
- 11. Tight Linkages Between DC/Cloud and Core Workload Increases Strain on DC Resources 1 NPS Locates Extra Resources Finds best compute and storage in the cloud 2 Internal Data Center Cloud Data Center Cloud Data Center Cloud Data Center Cloud VPN self-provision Network for Virtual Compute, Storage UCS + Nexus + CRS 3 Cloud VPN 3 Core
- 12. Tight Linkages Between DC/Cloud and Core Workload Increases Strain on DC Resources 1 4 Workload Balanced Workload increase NPS Locates Extra Resources Finds best compute and storage in the cloud 2 Internal Data Center Cloud Data Center Cloud Data Center Cloud Data Center Cloud VPN self-provision Network for Virtual Compute, Storage UCS + Nexus + CRS 3 Core Workload Balanced DC Services System alleviates resource strain 4 ‘Pay-as-you-go’ for compute, storage, network
- 13. “We are entering the next stage of global communication and entertainment services and applications, which requires a new set of advanced Internet networking technologies” Keith Cambron, President and CEO, AT&T Labs 13
- 14. Services Savings Scale Enabling You to Deliver3 x Scale, 2 x Services, 1 x CRS Family Begin the Transformation
Editor's Notes
- How we consume information is rapidly changing The average user, in the course of their day spanning time across work and home ,typically Watches content from netflix , hulu or youtubeUses their smartphones just to check email or watch videosAttends a few meetings on TelepresenceAnd competes in a game on say a playstation with a friend across town over the internetIn the near future, 3D programming such as Avatar on 3DTV and the proliferation of tablet pc’s, e-book readers etc will be the normReference - (Contact Srivatsan Desikan with questions)Media StreamingAssume 2 hrs/day of media player usageMonthly = 2 *30 * 60 * 60 * 750(per CLUE for Online Video Streaming) = 162 GBHDTV, 3DTVAssume 4 hrs/day of TV usageMonthly = 4 *30 * 60 * 60 * 30000(per CLUE for Next Gen MPEG 2 HD) = 12.96 TBSmart PhonesBusinessweek , ‘The Truth about Bandwidth’, Feb 15,2010Quoted as Superphones in the articleMonthly = 560 MBTablets/eBooksBusinessweek , ‘The Truth about Bandwidth’, Feb 15,2010Monthly = 1000 MBTelepresence per roomAssume 2 hrs/day of usage per userMonthly = 2 *22 * 60 * 60 * 13000(per CLUE for Online Video Streaming) = 2 TBOnline GamingAssume 2 hrs/day of usageMonthly = 2 *30 * 60 * 60 * 210(per CLUE for Online Video Streaming) = 45.36 GBTOTAL = 15.208 Tb/mth/user
- Whats even more interesting is that The Traffic Mix will dramatically shift by 2013About 90 percent of consumer traffic will be video.Mobile traffic will see 6500% Growth – powered by 5.6 Billion devices worldwideDC to DC traffic driven by Cloud will emerge as a strong growth area growing 300% by 2013
- To get an idea of what 322 Tbps is here are some examplesWith 322 Tbps, Cisco CRS-3 can …
- We have doubled the intelligence to power the needs being put up by Video and cloud trendsThis intelligence is made possible by the new QuantunFlowArray chipset. This chipset gives the CRS-3 two new capabilitiesNetwork positioning system for context aware routingCloudVPN’s to power Infrastructure as a Service models
- Let’s explore what NPS and Cloud VPN can do through an exampleLet’s say, a big company does payroll processing at the end of the month. In these cases, there’s going to be a temporary need for more compute capacity.Normally, this kind of provisioning requires manual intervention.
- However, using business rules, a cloud-aware CRS-3 can automatically request additional capacity from the data centers. . .The NPS identifies the datacenter with available capacity
- And the Cloud VPN capability automatically provisions VPNs, identify SLAs and manages security as the additional data center is brought on board.
- With NPS and ClouVPS, the CRS3 has the intelligence to automatically route services and handle IAAS requests on the fly
- Thanks for joining us today.