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Harsh Singh
Product Manager, UCS Software
Cisco ONE Enterprise Cloud Suite
Disruptive Change Underway
Technology Increasing
Complexity
IT Consumption Models
are Changing
“Age of Empowered
Customer”
Silo’d Resources & Processes Lack of integration between compute, network, storage
Lack Of End to End Automation Infrastructure slow to adapt to application needs
Colossal Complexity Multi-cloud Environment, Disparate IT infrastructure
Lack of Systems Approach Security, Resiliency, SLA, Physical & Virtual…
Barriers to Cloud Adoption Every Cloud is a Custom Project
Cisco ONE Enterprise Cloud Suite FAST IT: Accelerate the Transition to Cloud
Making
Private + Hybrid Cloud
Simple Security & Control of Private Cloud
Self-Service & Automation of Public Cloud
App Developer IT User
App Development
Acceleration
Automation,
Integration, Visibility,
Hybrid Cloud Ready
On-Demand
Services
Cisco ONE Software Suites
Data Center WAN Access
Networking Compute Switching Wireless WAN
Threat Defense for Data Center
Threat Defense for WAN
Identity Services for Access
Advanced
Security
Data Center
Fabric WAN Collaboration
Enterprise
Cloud Suite Campus Fabric
Advanced Mobility Services
Advanced
Application
Foundation for Networking
Foundation for WAN Foundation for Compute
Foundation for Switching
Foundation for Wireless
Foundation
Enterprise Cloud Suite – Cloud Solution for the Enterprise
Data Center
Automation Private Cloud Hybrid Cloud
Automate
Compute, Network & Storage
Secure Application
Segmentation
Design & Deploy Application
Stacks
Enterprise
Cloud Suite
Automate
Compute & Virtual Self Service On-demand
Service Delivery
Secure Connectivity to
Public Cloud Foundation
for Compute
Cisco ONE Enterprise Cloud Suite Spanning Private and Hybrid Clouds
Cloud Services
Ecosystem of
Service Providers
Cisco® Virtual Application
Container Services
Cisco Prime™ Service Catalog Self-Service Portal
Integrated Infrastructure Management Cisco
UCS® Director
Multivendor Computing, Network, Storage, and Virtualization
Hybrid Cloud
Management
Cisco Intercloud Fabric
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Infrastructure Automation
Heterogeneous physical and virtual
infrastructure automation across
compute, network and storage
Wizard driven rapid deployment of UCS
integrated infrastructure
Extensible REST API for integration
with north bound orchestration systems
Self Service User Experience Single Pane of Glass User Portal
Seamlessly design and deploy complete application stacks
Rich integration and automation APIs with support for custom branding and look and feel
Easy and simple user interface for ordering services and lifecycle
management of these service assets
Accelerating Application Delivery
VACS
Container A Compute
Network
Storage
LB APP DB WEB
Design and deploy application stacks from easy to use graphical
user interface
Dynamic template based provisioning Virtual Networking,
Security Services and VMs (VACS, Fenced containers & ACI containers)
Over 25+ application templates allowing users to deploy enterprise
application with a few clicks Fenced/ACI
container
Hybrid Cloud Integration Hybrid – Ready Private Cloud
DC/Private Cloud
Provider Cloud A
Provider Cloud B
Secure L2 extension to provider clouds for a consistent security and
compliance policy
Automatic conversion of VM images to multiple cloud platforms enabling
choice of providers
Seamless provisioning of virtual workload in the public clouds; ability to bring back workload when desired
Expanding Cloud
Provider Ecosystem
…
Cisco
Intercloud Fabric
Cisco’s Hybrid Cloud Approach
Customer
Open
No Vendor Lock-In
Any Hypervisor to Any Provider
Heterogeneous Infrastructure
End-to-End Security
Unified Workload Management and Governance
Workload Mobility Across Clouds
Choice
Service Assurance Comprehensive Monitoring of Integrated Infrastructure
Out-of-box configurations, thresholds to prevent under provisioning and
resource constraints
Integrated infrastructure capacity planning
Single console for device health and performance monitoring (compute,
network, storage and hosts)
Use Cases
Rapid Deployment of Integrated Infrastructure
Problem
• I want to quickly onboard new infrastructure in my
existing data center/cloud environment
Solution
• Newly purchased FlexPod is racked and stacked
• Basic configuration of the integrated infrastructure is
done through series of wizards
• Newly added resources (integrated infrastructure) are
available for consumption as part of a resource pool
Business Outcomes
• Faster time to value with quick and automatic
onboarding of new infrastructure
ECS
Rapid Deployment of Integrated Infrastructure – Details
①Add the newly discovered Pod
②Provide UCS Manager credentials
③Provide storage information
④Provide physical & virtual Network
information
⑤Add virtualization information
Pre-built Task Library
Rapid Creation of Orchestration Task & Workflows
• Over 1800+ tasks across industry standard devices
• Covers DC infrastructure
Compute – UCS
Network – NX, ASA, N1Kv, Load Balancers
Storage – NTAP, EMC
Replication/Backup – Snap Mirror, VPLEX, RP
Virtualization – VMWare, Hyper-V, KVM
Converged POD – VBLOCK, FlexPod, VSPEX
• Extended in each UCSD release
UCS Tasks
• Select UCS Server
• Reset UCS Server
• Power On UCS Server
• Power Off UCS Server
• Create UCS Service
Profile from Template
• Create UCS Service
Profile
• Select UCS Service
Profile
• Modify UCS Service
Profile Boot Policy
• Delete UCS Service
Profile
• Associate UCS Service
Profile
• Disassociate UCS
Service Profile
• Create UCS Boot Policy
• Modify UCS Boot Policy
LUN ID
• Clone UCS Boot Policy
• Modify UCS Boot Policy
WWPN
• Add VLAN
• Delete UCS Boot Policy
• Delete UCS VLAN
• Add VLAN to Service
Profile
• Add iSCSI vNIC to Service
Profile
• Add vNIC to Service
Profile
• Delete vNIC from Service
Profile
• Create Service Profile
iSCSI Boot Policy
• Modify Service Profile Boot
Policy to Boot from iSCSI
Drag ‘n Drop Workflow Creation
Infrastructure as a Service (physical and virtual)
DC/Private Cloud External Clouds
Problem
• How do I easily order and consume infrastructure
services?
Solution
• Services (Servers, VMs, Application Containers -
combination of server, VMs, LB and Network) appear
as catalogue items on a self service portal.
• User logs on and selects a catalogue item, configures
and submit their request
• Service automatically provisioned and delivered to the
end user
Business Outcomes
• Elimination of manual and repetitive tasks for delivering
infrastructure services
• Easy to consume service through self service portal
Infrastructure as a Service – Details
UCSD
Prime Service Catalog
② Navigate to Administration->Manage
Connection
- Connect & Import if not set for
background sync
③ Categorize the catalog item as desired
④ Order item from catalog
① Create catalog item in UCSD from existing template
- Standard Catalog: VMs
- Advanced Catalog: Bare Metal
⑤ Admins can track progress of request
Rest APIs
What Are Containers?
Containers are:
• Network & Security Services Templates for
Application Workloads
• Topology Configurations designed for logical secure
isolation and compliance
• Exposed through UCS-D GUI to allow rapid and consistent
provisioning of Secure Applications
• Containers can be of three types – Fenced, VACS & ACI
Accelerate Existing Application Stacks Out-of-box Templates
Windows Linux
Single & Multi
Tier
Server &
Cluster
Web Server
& Rewrite
HA &
Clustering Powershell
Customer needs to have purchased license for the
commercial applications such as Oracle database and
Microsoft SharePoint.
Icehouse
(All in one)
Virtual Application Segmentation – Deploying Application Stacks
Problem
• It takes too long to deploy an application (End User)
• Provisioning network and network services takes
considerable time (IT Admin)
Solution
• Design Application Template through wizards
• Built-in virtual network services for rapid provisioning
and policy enforcement
• Service is built for the designed application stack and
published to the portal for consumption
Business Outcomes
• Business agility with the ability to quickly design multi-
tier application stacks and make it orderable through
self service portal.
App 1 App 2
Application Stack Design and Publish
Fenced Container
VACS Container*
ACI Container*
② Infrastructure template automatically
imported in stack designer
③ Add application templates from a palate,
eg. Jboss, MySql or Apache
④ Publish to catalog store front
① Create fenced container based on application
definition
* Future support in stack designer
Application Stack Deployment
① Application Engineer orders an
application stack from catalog
② OpenStack Heat orchestrates
provisioning
③ Container objects with specified
configuration is created
④ Applications are deployed on the VMs
using Puppet
⑤ Prime Service Catalog synchronizes
attributes and status
UCS1 UCSN …
Secure Network Extension to Public Cloud
Problem
Solution
Business Outcomes
• Shadow IT – Security and compliance at risk when
public clouds accessed directly
• No easy solution to expand private DC capacity to
public cloud
• L2 secured network extension from Private DC to
customer’s choice of public cloud
• Automated workload mobility from Private to Public
and back
• Manage both on-prem and public cloud resources
through a single pane of glass.
• Meet Enterprise compliance policy mandates across
private / public cloud resources
• Choice of Provider cloud - no cloud vendor lock in
Cisco Intercloud Partners
Cisco Cloud Services Private DC
Secure Network Extension
Intercloud Fabric for Business
Intercloud Secure Extender
Intercloud
Fabric Director
DC/Private Cloud
Provider Cloud
Enterprise Virtual Switch
Application
VM
Provider Network Switch
Enterprise VM
access port
Tunnel Port
Trunk Port
Enterprise Ports
Outer MAC/
IP/UDP Tunnel L2X
Application
VM
IC Driver
Data
Data
Data
1
2 3
Intercloud
Switch
Intercloud
Extender
Outer MAC/
IP/UDP Tunnel L2X Data
Migration Across Hybrid Cloud
Intercloud
Fabric Services
VM is powered up on public cloud and management continues through Intercloud Fabric Director 4
Intercloud Fabric Secure Extender
DC/Private Cloud
Provider Cloud
Intercloud
Switch
Cloud Providers
Intercloud
Extender
IT Admins End Users
VM
VM VM
Image is converted to public cloud format (e.g., AMI) and migrated to public cloud
3
End user triggers VM migration to cloud 1
VM is shut down and Intercloud Fabric driver added 2
VM Manager Intercloud
Fabric Director
Intercloud Fabric for Business
Monitoring and Capacity Planning
Out-of-box monitoring
rules and thresholds
UCS Integrated Infrastructure
VMs Compute Network Storage
UCS Performance Manager
OS and Virtual
Machines
Storage
Network
Compute
Virtualized and Bare-Metal
Compute and Hypervisor
Network devices
VM VM Bare Metal
Storage devices
App
OS OS OS OS
App
OS
• Centralized console
• Performance and
Capacity Management
• Real-time infrastructure
stack monitoring
Automated Topology
Advanced Use Case
Workload Deployment Based on Class of Service
Problem
• Need to place workload based on desired class of
service, business SLA, or application characteristics
Solution
• Build or automate VMware cluster based on the
desired class of service (HA, DRS, etc.)
• Create standard catalog in UCS Director to deploy
workloads in these clusters
• Build custom logic in Prime service catalog to call the
appropriate workflow to deploy the workload
• Publish a reusable catalog for ordering
Business Outcomes
• Ability to seamlessly scale from development and test
to production
• Customized repeatable tasks to unburden IT and
increase business agility
Dev Environment
Backup HA Scale
Prod Environment
UCS Director
Workload Deployment Based on Class of Service - Details
Orchestration
Process
Compute
Network
Storage
Critical
Medium
Low
① Admin Logs on to UCSD – Credentials
validated in AD
② Admin executes workflow in UCSD
③ Admin configures UCSD with available
cluster configurations 1 2
3
UCS Director
UCS Director
Workload Deployment Based on Class of Service - Details
① End user orders service from the catalog
② UCSD provisions the service on a critical
vDC
③ UCSD automatically executes workflow to
configure storage, firewall and load
balancer PSC Server
Order Form
UCS Director
Virtualization
Compute
Network
Storage
Infrastructure Support, Installation & Upgrades
Broad Multi-Vendor Infrastructure Support
FlexPod
Data Center
FlexPod
Express
Nexus
MDS
ASAv
CSR1000v
Converged Virtual L4 – L7
Compute
Network Storage Public Cloud
Ecosystem of
Service Providers
Installing Cisco One Data Center for Compute
①Initial Setup
• Install UCS Director
• Install Prime Service Catalog
• Install UCS Central
• Install ICF
• Install UCS Performance Manager
②Apply VACS Patch
③Apply the Individual Product Licenses
UCS-D
UCS1 UCSN …
UCS-Central
PSC ICF
UCS
Integrating Components of the Suite
Intercloud
Fabric VAC
S
UCS
Director
Rest APIs
①Navigate to Administration->Manage
Connections
②Add Connection to UCSD or ICF
③Connect and Import
Prime Service Catalog
Upgrade to Foundation for Compute/Enterprise Cloud Suite
• Purchase CECS upgrade license and enter the new license for the products
Foundation for Compute to Enterprise Cloud Suite
• Purchase Foundation for Compute or Enterprise Cloud Suite
• Upgrade to the latest version of the product based on migration guide of the products
• Enter the license of the products
Previous version of Individual Product to Foundation/ECS
• UCSD is the anchor product, purchase Enterprise Cloud Suite upgrade SKU
• Continue to use UCSD as is
• Install other components of ECS and enter their individual licenses
Current version of individual product to ECS