11. April, 14:15 – 15:15 Uhr How to clear the fog if clouds come to earth in your infrastructure Matthias Wessendorf, Consulting Systems Engineer, Cisco Es begann alles mit der Bestellung... 1 neuer Kunde mit Webauftritt und internen Anwendungen 2 Sicherheitszonen Backup Infrastruktur 2 BareMetal Server benoetigt 42 Virtuelle Maschinen 2 Netzwerksegmente mit Routing Neuer HyperV Host benötigt 25 Applikationen Firewalling Bestellung, Genehmigung, Einbau….. Problem Customer Virtual Infrastructure VDC V M V M V M VDC V M V M V M V M • • • Provider Physical Infrastructure Cloud is hot! Cloud deployments introduce new challenges to the network –Massive scale L2 Network Segmentation –Wide Mobility –Multi-tenancy Industry is scrambling to provide solutions What is Virtual Data Center (vDC) vDC is a set of VMs connected with virtual network segments vDC Slide credit: Shuang Yang, Stanford University The physical network Network Requirements for a vDC Customer Virtual Infrastructure VDC VM VM VDC VM VM VM VM VM Provider Physical Infrastructure Application 1 Migarte App1 Application 2 Policy, Security, QoS A Next-generation Data Center Platform Cisco UCS Manager Integrated, unified management UCS Fabric Interconnects Low-latency, 10-Gbps unified fabric supports IP, storage, and management network connectivity Cisco UCS Blade Server Chassis Flexible bay configurations Cisco UCS B-Series Blade Servers Range of server options to support a broad range of workloads Highest density memory configuration of any half-width blade server World-record-setting performance Cisco UCS Virtual Interface Cards Extension of fabric interconnect ports directly to virtual machines, operating systems, and hypervisors Cisco UCS and Cisco Nexus Fabric Extenders Scalability without the need to add management points Blade and rack-mount form factors Cisco UCS C-Series Rack Servers Versatile and expandable with world-record-setting performance Incremental deployment model Intel x86 Architecture compatible with any existing infrastructure A Fabric Computing Platform Wire once for bandwidth, not connectivity All links can be active all the time SAN LAN LAN Switches SAN Switches Policy-driven bandwidth allocation Decouple scale from complexity Physical/virtual management 1 Link 20Gb/s 2 Link 40Gb/s 4 Link 80Gb/s 8 Link 160Gb/s With No Single Point Of Failure One Management Domain = Single Clustered Data Management Engine (DME) Instance Grouping of business functions can be virtual within array – or on Rack-Mounted arrays near-term Single Management Entity for a UCS array Four power Supplies Dual IOMs Fabric Interconnects Running UCS Manager Hardware “State” Abstraction LAN Connectivity SAN Connectivity OS & Application SAN LAN State abstracted from hardware MAC Address NIC Firmware NIC Settings Drive Controller F/W Drive Firmware UUID BIOS Firmware BIOS Settings Boot Order BMC Firmware WWN Address HBA Firmware HBA Settings UUID: 56 4d cd 3f 59 5b… MAC : 08:00:69:02:01:FC WWN: 5080020000075740 Boot Order: SAN, LAN Chassis-1/Blade-2 UUID: 56 4d cd 3f 59 5b… MAC : 08:00:69:02:01:FC WWN: 5080020000075740 Boot Order: SAN, LAN Chassis-8/Blade-5 • Separate firmware, addresses, and parameter settings from server hardware • Physical servers become interchangeable hardware components • Easy to move OS & applications across server hardware DEMOTIME Service Profile Cisco UCS XML API Browser Plug-In Network Mgmt UCS Manager Object Browser Tools & Applications http://<ucsm>/nuova XML API UCS Cluster Command Line Deliver integrated private cloud solutions • Provision and Manage WS2012 Physical and virtual environments supported by Cisco UCS and Cisco Virtual Networking Infrastructure. • Cisco and MSFT announced integration plans involving VM-FEX/N1KV with Hyper-V in Sep 2011 BUILD conference • SC2012 integration available NOW! • Hyper-V/N1KV/VM-FEX integration coming with SC 2012 SP1 Software Operations Manager Integrated Cisco + MSFT stack SCVMM SCO Cisco Virtual Networking Solutions for Hyper-V VM-FEX WS 2012 N1KV VASA/VSG with Hyper-V UCS Manager Infrastructure Physical & Virtual Unified Compute System Storage Cisco UCS PowerTool UCS PowerTool UCS The Essential Tool Kit PowerShell is the common management platform used across all Microsoft operating systems and applications UCS PowerTool is a Cisco-built, user-friendly, PowerShell-based library that Microsoft tools understand A simple way to utilize Windows PowerShell and customize tools to business needs Don’t rein ent the heel… …build on it 14 Programmatic Control Over UCS HW Goal: Deliver comprehensive infrastructure management capabilities based on .NET and PowerShell by leveraging open UCS XML API Architected for Flexibility and coverage PowerShell Wrapper Cmdlet definition and structure Get-help support .NET UCS Namespace Library XML API call construction Class Definition Validation PowerShell Design In-line get-help support Full Pipelining support Fully classed object definition .NET Namespace provides common base for all Microsoft focused integration Targeted to support full manageability of UCS across multiple releases cmdlets Cisco UCS PowerTool UCS .NET Namespace UCS XML API 15 Cisco UCS Automated Code Creation Augment Schema UCSM-IN.xsd UCSM-OUT.xsd UCS XML Schema Processor XML Method & MO Meta Information PowerShell Generator Cisco UCS PowerTool (1400+ Commands) Microsoft SCO IP Generator Microsoft SCO Integration Pack (~1400 Activities) XYZ Generator XYZ Integration Pack 16 DEMOTIME PowerShell Operations Manager Integration • Holistic View of Converged Infrastructure Health • • Monitor alerts and faults on Chassis, Blades, Fabric Interconnects, I/O Power Supply, Fan Modules…. Manage multiple UCS domains with single management pack • Simple and Powerful Visualizations • Graphical Views of UCS topology • Graphical views of physical and logical entities and relationships • Reliable Information • UCS XML API provides a powerful, supported interface for Operations Manager New in SCOM MP v2.6 Do more with less! –Monitor more UCS servers with SCOM resource pool and UCS MP –Better Performance –Preprocessing of data Control the flow! Advanced filtering capabilities Severity level remapping Fault auto-clearing Automated UCS Management with Orchestrator • Automate UCS management • • • • Improve predictability and reduce manual errors with UCS integration pack Reduce time to delivery and reduce TCO Packaged UCS activities for consistent delivery of UCS operations Deliver Scalable and Reliable UCS management through Orchestrated Workflows • • • Deliver consistent service across multiple systems and departments Packaged workflows to automate UCS operations UCS XML API provides a powerful, supported interface for Orchestrator workflow operations • Optimize and extend UCS capabilities • • Integrate with 3rd party tools using Cisco UCS integration pack Automate and Standardize UCS with Runbooks • Add service profile from service profile template • Backup UCS configuration • Decommission Blade • Clone a Service Profile UCS Hosts & Domains in SCVMM Service Profile View in SCVMM Server KVM launch out of SCVMM Virtual Machine Fabric Extender VM-FEX in Software VM-FEX in Hardware VM-FEX in Hardware SR-IOV Cisco Nexus 1000V for Hyper-V Utilizes Hyper-V Extensible Switch Platform VM VM VM VM VNICs Nexus 1000V VEM Advanced NX-OS feature-set Nexus 1000V VSM vPath Services architecture Extensible vSwitch Consistent operational model SCVMM Integration PNICs Nexus 1000v Virtual Appliance ASA1000V vWAAS VSG Nexus 1100 VSM VSM NAM VSG VSM NAM VSG Primary Secondary Consistent Feature-set Investment Production Consistent Network Services Reduced Time to Deploy Consistent Operational Model Reduced Risk VEM-1 vPath VXLAN ESX vCloud Director VEM-2 vPath WS 2012 Hyper-V SCVMM VEM-1 VXLAN vPath KVM Openstack VEM-2 VXLAN vPath Xen Server Openstack Cisco Nexus 1000V for Hyper-V Operational Model with SCVMM VM VM VM VM SCVMM manages the placement and livemigration of the VMs based on the constraints between VM networks and the network sites. Server Admin Nexus 1000V VEM SCVMM Server Adds hosts to N1KV Connects VMs (VNICs) to VM Networks Networks & policies synced to SCVMM Create networks and Network policies (logical networks, Admin Nexus 1000V network sites, VSM VMnetworks) Defining Network sites and VM Networks # network-segment-poool Intranet_POD1 # network-segment Intranet_POD1_SUBNET1 switchport mode access switchport access vlan 20 ip-pool Intranet_POD1_Pool1 network-definition Intranet_POD1 # network-segment Intranet_POD1_SUBNET2 switchport mode access switchport access vlan 21 ip-pool Intranet_POD1_Pool2 network-definition Intranet_POD1 # network-segment Intranet_POD1_SUBNET3 switchport mode access switchport access vlan 22 ip-pool Intranet_POD1_Pool2 network-definition Intranet_POD1 VM Network Intranet_POD1_SUBNET1 VM Network Intranet_POD1_SUBNET2 VM Network Intranet_POD1_SUBNET3 Network Site “Intranet_POD1” • A Network Site is a grouping of VM Networks that are always available together on the same host simultaneously • A host uplink can be configured to carry one or more Network Sites © 2013 Microsoft Corporation. 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