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Presented at the THIC Meeting at the Sony Auditorium, 3300 Zanker Rd, San Jose CA 95134-1940 February 28 – March 1, 2006 Advances In SAN Intelligence Ravindra Neelakant Cisco Systems Inc. 425, E. Tasman Dr., CA 95134-1706 Phone:+1-408-853-3863 FAX: +1-408-853-4818 E-mail: [email protected]

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Page 1: Advances In SAN Intelligence · 2006. 3. 16. · Presented at the THIC Meeting at the Sony Auditorium, 3300 Zanker Rd, San Jose CA 95134-1940 February 28 – March 1, 2006 Advances

Presented at the THIC Meeting at the Sony Auditorium, 3300 Zanker Rd, San Jose CA 95134-1940

February 28 – March 1, 2006

Advances In SAN Intelligence

Ravindra NeelakantCisco Systems Inc.

425, E. Tasman Dr., CA 95134-1706Phone:+1-408-853-3863 FAX: +1-408-853-4818

E-mail: [email protected]

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Intelligent Storage Area NetworksAgenda

● Storage Area Network (SAN) Evolution● Cisco Product Portfolio● Cisco MDS Switching Platform● Cisco Storage Services Module (SSM)

– SAN Storage Virtualization– Network Storage Replication– Network Accelerated Backup– SSM Module additional features

● Q&A–

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Storage Networking Evolution

2002 & Before

Homogenous“SAN Islands”

Midrange DAS

Engineering SAN

ERP SAN Backup SAN

FCFC

FC

FCFC

FC

FCFC

FC

2002 & Before

“Any-to-Any” Access

Storage Utility

Data Mobility

Storage Virtualization

Dynamic Provisioning

Remote Replication

LAN Free

Backup

FCFC

FCFCFC

FCFCFC

FC

HSM

Post 2002

Intelligent Storage Network

Consolidated SAN Fabric

Security

VSAN

FCFC

FCFCFC

FCFCFC

FC

QoS

Diagnostics HA

2002

Multi-protocol

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Cisco's Commitment To SAN Evolution

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Cisco Product Portfolio

MDS 9509

MULTILAYER FABRIC SWITCHES MDS 9500 MULTILAYER

DIRECTORS

16 and 32-port Fibre Channel

Supervisor

MDS 9000 Modules

Mgmt

Cisco SAN-OS 2.1

MDS 9506MDS 9216MDS 9140/MDS 9120

MDS 9000 Family

INDUSTRY LEADING STORAGE SWITCHING PLATFORM

SSM

MDS 9216i

14 FC/2 IP 4-and 8-port IP iSCSI + FCIP

OS

CISCO FABRIC MANAGER

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Cisco MDS Switching Platform

MDS 9509

MDS 9506

MDS 9000 Director ClassMDS 9000 Director Class MDS 9000 Fabric Switch ClassMDS 9000 Fabric Switch Class

MDS 9216i

MDS 9120 MDS 9140

• Full director-class non-disruptive servicesFull director-class non-disruptive services

• 1.44Tb/s Non-blocking fabric - 160 Gb/s per slot1.44Tb/s Non-blocking fabric - 160 Gb/s per slot

• 2 / 1 Gb/s auto-sensing ports – 10 Gb/s ready2 / 1 Gb/s auto-sensing ports – 10 Gb/s ready

• Up to 224 ports of FC per chassisUp to 224 ports of FC per chassis

• Up to 48 ports of GigE per chassis for FCIP/iSCSIUp to 48 ports of GigE per chassis for FCIP/iSCSI

• Platform for storage management softwarePlatform for storage management software

• Hardware-based switching and servicesHardware-based switching and services

• Semi-modular 3RU Fabric SwitchSemi-modular 3RU Fabric Switch

• Open slot for expandabilityOpen slot for expandability

• MDS 9216: 16 embedded FC portsMDS 9216: 16 embedded FC ports

•MDS 9216i: 14 embedded FC ports plus 2 MDS 9216i: 14 embedded FC ports plus 2 Gig-E ports for native iSCSI and FCIP supportGig-E ports for native iSCSI and FCIP support

• Feature compatibility with MDS 9200 and 9500Feature compatibility with MDS 9200 and 9500

• 20 or 40 ports of fibre channel switching20 or 40 ports of fibre channel switching

MDS 9216

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Cisco MDS Switching Modules

● 16-Port Fibre Channel Switching Module ● 16-port 2 / 1-Gbps auto-sensing Fibre Channel● Focused on storage and ISLs

● 32-Port Fibre Channel Switching Module● 32-port 2 / 1-Gbps auto-sensing Fibre Channel● Enables lower price per port w/ integrated

core-edge deployments● Focused on server connectivity

DS-X9016 Switching Module

DS-X9032 Switching Module

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Cisco's SAN Intelligence

● 4, 8-Port IP Storage Services (IPS) Modules● 4, 8-port Gigabit Ethernet● Concurrent iSCSI and FCIP on any port● Wire-rate performance on all interfaces

● Multi-protocol Services Module● 14-Fibre Channel Ports● 2-IP Storage Service Port w/ hardware-based

encryption and compression● Wire-rate performance on all ports

DS-X9304-SMIP Services ModuleDS-X9308-SMIP Services Module

DS-X90302-14K9 Services Module

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Cisco SSM Module

Standard FC protocolsSANTap ProtocolFabric Application Interface Standard (FAIS) API (T11)

Network-AcceleratedNetwork-AssistedNetwork-Hosted

Serverless Backup, FC Write Acceleration

Async. Replication, CDPVolume Mgmt, Data Migration, Copy Services

MDS 9000 Storage Services Module• ASIC-based innovation

• Open, standards-based platform

• Hosts multiple partner applications

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SAN – Storage Virtualization

Dept 3VSAN

Dept 2VSANDept 1

VSAN

• VSANs created to provide isolation of fabric-wide services.

• Virtualization allows physical storage to be in its own VSANs, separate from the host VSANs.

• VSANs provide – Secure isolation of physical

storage– Easier configuration– Dynamic configuration of fabrics– Role-based access control

Data Center VSANs

Virtualization

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SSM

SAN - Storage Virtualization

Control Processor

Data Path

FAIS

Data TrafficControl Traffic

Virtual to Physical Mapping

Partner Application

• Independent control path

• Program the Data Path

• Processes exceptions

• High-performance fast path

• Fully-distributed intelligence

• Integrated, HA architecture

• Multiprotocol integration

• Comprehensive security

• Troubleshooting & diags

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Cisco – EMC SAN Virtualization Solution

Storage Services Module

Meta Data Servers andmanagement Control point

Storage

Hosts

Fibre Channel Network

MDS 9000Family

FC

Dynamic volume migration

Volume management

Point-in-time copiesEMC²

Storage Router

Ethernet

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Cisco SANTap Application

Target

Initiator

SAN

Copy ofPrimary

I/O

Not in Primary Data Path

= SAN Tap

Initiator <–> Target I/O

● SANTap is a protocol

– Between an MDS switch and a storage application appliance

● SANTap allows storage application appliances to get a copy of the SCSI writes between the servers and storage

● SANTap enables storage application appliances without impacting primary I/O

– That is, integrity, availability and performance of the Primary I/O is maintained

● Appliance does not reside in primary data path

Appliance

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SANTap – Remote ReplicationHeterogenous Storage Connectivity Options

FC

SAN Island A

FC

FC

FC

FC

FC

FC

SAN Island B

FC

FC

FC

FC

FCFC

FC

FC

FC

FC

FC

Tape Backup

Disaster Recovery

Tape Backup

Partner AppliancePartner Appliance

WAN

PRIMARY SITE SECONDARY SITE

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Cisco – Data Backup Evolution

• Data movement over the SAN

• Data movement over the SAN

• Snapshot backup

• Proxy host moves data

• Data movement over the LAN

Lan-backup

Lan-free backup

Serverless backup

Network Accelerated Serverless

Backup

• Data movement over the SAN

• Data movement over the SAN

• Proxy host moves data

• Data movement over the LAN

• Data movement over the SAN

• Fabric moves data

Lan-backup

Lan-free backup

Serverless backup

Network Accelerated Serverless

Backup

BACKUP EVOLUTION

PERFORMANCE

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SAN Based Serverless Backup

ConsPros

• Implementation of snapshot can add complexity

•Very large media servers for data movement

• Relatively good performance

• TCO is extremely high•Eliminates the data movement from

the application server

SAN

MediaServers

ApplicationServers

DiskTape

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Cisco – Network Accelerated Serverless Backup

SAN

MediaServers

ApplicationServers

DiskTape

MediaServers

ApplicationServers

DiskTape

Benefit DescriptionCustomer Benefit

• No changes to existing backup environment• SSM Data Movement can be enabled w/ software

Investment Protection

• Each SSM delivers up to 16 Gbps throughput• SSM integrated in a HA MDS platform

Higher Performance & Reliability

• Offload I/O and CPU work from Media Servers to SSM• Reduce server admin & mgmt tasks

Lower TCO

Instead of Media Servers,MDS (w/ SSM) Moves DataFrom Disk to Tape

Serverless Backup - Today “Network-Assisted” Serverless Backup

SSM

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Intelligent Features – Fiber Channel – Write Acceleration(FC-WA)

FC FC

WRITE

XFER_RDY

DATA

STATUS

FC FC

WRITE

XFER_RDY

DATA

STATUS

MAN MAN

XFER_RDY

ASM Module ASM Module ASM Module ASM Module

Reduction in latency of an I/O

Without FC Write Acceleration With FC Write Acceleration

● Requirements for FC Write Acceleration– Requires an ASM Module– Both Initiator and Target must be directly attached to the ASM Module

● Benefits of FC Write Acceleration– Improves response time for the storage app– Extended distance for DR and BC apps

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Summary

● Cisco's Industry Leading Switching Platform● Modular Chassis● Multi-Protocol Line Card Modules● Intelligent Line cards

– In band Storage Virtualization– SANTap – Heterogenous Storage Solutions

● Storage Commoditized– NASB – Easing Data life cycle management– Additional intelligence

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Q & A

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