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TechTalk Webinar: รูจ้กักบัHyperconvergedInfrastructure พรอ้มชม Live Demo จากCisco ประเทศไทย
The Innovation Interval Is Compressing
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CONVERGEDINFRASTRUCTURE
MAINFRAME MINICOMPUTER
HYPERCONVERGED
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DISAGGREGATEDCOMPUTING,
SILICON PHOTONICS
What Is Hyperconvergence?
Hyperconvergence On-DemandAgileEfficientSimpleScalableEnterprise ReadyCost Effective
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Traditional Approach
STORAGE
• The programming that controls the storage is decoupled from the physical hardware
• Consists of the Storage Tier Only
• Emphasizes storage services such as deduplication or replication, instead of storage hardware
• A shared pool that runs on commodity hardware
• Utilizes Policy Based Management
• Often referred to as Storage Virtualization and is part of a bigger industry trend of Software Defined Datacenter
Definition: What is Software Defined Storage (SdS)
Software Defined Storage
Local Physical Storage
Hosts
Storage Software can run on bare metal or as a VM on a hypervisor host
• New Converged Infrastructure offering utilizing Software Defined Storage
• Tight integration of x86 servers for compute and storage, networking and virtualization in all-in-one appliance. Packaging
• Integration of hypervisors and physical infrastructure
• Simple Scale one unit/appliance at a time
• Simple deployment measured in hours
• Centralized management, intuitive UI
• Storage presentation via a distributed filesystem or object store
Definition: What is Hyperconvergence?Controller
VM VM VM VM
Local Physical StorageHypervisor
Controller VM VM VM VM
Local Physical StorageHypervisor
Controller VM VM VM VM
Local Physical StorageHypervisor
Hyperconverged Architectures
Storage Controller
VMVM VM VM
Local Physical StorageHypervisor
Storage Controller
VMVM VM VM
Local Physical Storage
Storage Controller
VMVM VM VM
Local Physical Storage
Filesystem Storage Pool
• Storage VM installed on Hypervisor Host• Storage Controller Virtual Machines have
direct access to all physical storage• Pool local storage for distributed capacity• Hypervisor host presented with an NFS
Datastore
Hypervisor
Hypervisor
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Market Shifting Towards Server-Based Ecosystem
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TraditionalNetworkStorage
Hyperconverged &Converged
Infrastructure
Wikibon predicts a $15B market by 2020, growing to $38B in the next 12 years
Most growth come from traditional network storage upgrades
Significant net-new revenue to Cisco data center business
~$1B ~$15B Source: Wikibon Server SAN Research 2014
Customer Criteria Converged HyperConverged
Compute, Storage, Network, Server Virtualization in one Flexible, allows choosing from Multiple Vendors
Rigid, single vendor offers or limited choices
Scalability Flexible, can scale up and out as needed
Has Limitations
Common Management Software Increasingly offered as an option
Built in by default
Packaged as a Single Unit Possible through SI Offered by default
Pre-Sized and Pre-configured Possible through SI Offered by default
Time to Deployment Days and weeks Hours
Pricing Perceived as high Perceived as low
Performance, Quality, and Uptime High – Designed and validated for high quality and availability at various scales and speeds
Low – Tests fail at higher scales and speeds
Converged vs. HyperConverged
โครงสรา้ง HyperConverged
HCI Architectures
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Hypervisor
VM
Hypervisor Datastore
Storage Software
• Min of 2-3 nodes in a cluster providing storage
• Hardware to be similar with equivalent drive technology
• Scale 8 - hundreds of nodes (most support up to 64)
• Disks: Locally attached diskso Hybrid: spinning disks and flash deviceso All-Flash: Flash devices only
• Networko 1GB Ethernet ORo 10GB Ethernet (preferred)
• “Witness” node acts as tie-breaker during availability decisions
Storage Network
Data Tiering• All data ingested goes through SSD caching tier• SSD caching for read and write
• Allocation varies by vendor• Writes are committed replicated and
acknowledged at the SSD cache tier• Data is moved from SSD cache to spinning drives
• Time spent in cache is vendor specific• Performance is impacted when SSD tier is
flooded with heavy IO• Cache misses
• Some vendors also use Memory Caching• Moving data closer to the processor• More performance
VM
Write
Typical best practice is to have a 10:1 ratio of HDD to SSD capacity
• Data is protected by Replication or Erasure Coding• Most SdS/HCI stacks use replication but more are switching
• Replication factor min of 2• Cost is 50% of disk capacity• Every block is written to min of 2 different nodes in the cluster• Can survive a single node/device failure
• Higher device protection requires more replication• RF3 reduces RAW disk capacity to 33%• Requires min 5 nodes
HCI Data High Availability
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VM
Replicate
Write IO
Network Considerations• Many solutions require Multicast and IPv6 for node
discovery and scale out• Multicast used for exchanging metadata and storage
network heartbeats• Redundant 10Gb networking required for storage data • Management/VM networking separate from storage
network• Density solutions will require a large number of 10Gb
uplink ports• Direct access to switches for low latency storage
communication
Hyperconvergence Target Use-cases
Cisco HyperFlex Systems
HX240c Nodes
Capacity-heavy 3–8 Node Cluster(VSI: IT/Biz Apps, Test/Dev)
Per-Node1x1.6TB Cache SSDup to 23x1.2TB HDDs
SD Card/120GB Back SSD (Boot/Housekeeping)
HX240c + B200 for HF Hybrid Nodes
Compute-heavy Hybrid(Compute Bound Apps/VDI)
Up to 4 BladesSD Card or SAN (Boot)
3-8 Node HX240c Cluster
HX220c Nodes
Smallest Footprint 3–8 Node Cluster (VDI, ROBO)
Per-Node1x480 GB Cache SSD
6x1.2TB HDDs SD Card/120GB SSD (Boot/Housekeeping)
Bundles and Configure to Order
Annual Subscription Software Model
Integrated with vSphere
Hyperconvergence Meets Unified ComputingHyperFlex HX-Series
Cisco HX Data Platform Overview
Next Generation Data PlatformCustom Built, Log Structured File System with Flash, Dedup and Compression as Foundational Elements
Independent Scaling andScale Out Architecture Predictable, Pay-as-You-Grow Efficiency
Enterprise Storage FeaturesPointer-Based Snapshot
Near Instant ClonesInline dedup and compression
Enterprise Data Protection
Highly Available/Self-Healing Single Button Non-Disruptive Rolling UpgradesCall Home and Onsite 24x7 Support Available
Single Point of Management
Integrated into vCenterRobust Reporting and Analytics
The HX Data Platform Node
VAAI Plugin offloads snapshots and clone
operations
Controller VM hasDirect access to drives
IOVisor Module Presents NFS to ESX and Stripes IO
DATASTORE/VOLUME
CONTROLLERVMHYPERVISOR
VMVMVMVMVM
HDD
HDD
SDD
SDD
IOVisor
VAAI
Hyperconverged Scale Out and Distributed File System
CONTROLLERVMHYPERVISOR
VM VM VM
HYPERCONVERGED DATA PLATFORMHYPERCONVERGED DATA PLATFORMHYPERCONVERGED DATA PLATFORM
Start With as Few as Three Nodes
Hyperconverged Data Platform
Installs in MinutesAdd Servers, One or More at a Time
Linearly Scale Compute, Storage
Performance, and Capacity
Distribute and Rebalance Data Across Servers Automatically
Retire Older Servers
HYPERCONVERGED DATA PLATFORM
CONTROLLERVMHYPERVISOR
VM VM VM
CONTROLLERVMHYPERVISOR
VM VM VM
CONTROLLERVMHYPERVISOR
VM VM VM
CONTROLLERVMHYPERVISOR
VM VM VM
Independent Scaling of Compute and Capacity
Scale Compute
HX Data Platform
Add NodesScale Cache or Capacity Within Nodes
HX Data Platform
CONTROLLERHYPERVISORCONTROLLERHYPERVISOR CONTROLLERHYPERVISOR CONTROLLERHYPERVISOR
IOVisorIOVisor
IOVisorIOVisor
IOVisorIOVisor
IOVisorIOVisor
VM VM VM VM
Non-HyperFlex Hosts Can Connect to
Storage with IOVisor
VM VMVM VM VMVM VM VMVM VM VMVM
Fast and Easy Installation
STEP 0
STEP 1
60 MINUTES OR LESS
VMware and HX Data Performance Software Installed on Servers at Factory/Reseller Before Shipping to Customer
Rack Up Servers, Power on, and Add to vCenter
Drag and Drop Configuration (JSON) File
Create, Cluster, and Datastore
Start Provisioning VMs
Demo Time
Management Built for Server Admin
• 100% VCenter Based Management• Extends virtualization management seamlessly• No switching between management consoles• View storage alerts/alarms alongside with ESX alerts/alarms• Command line interface for automation
Continuous Data Optimization
BEFORE
Inline Deduplication
20–30% space savings
Inline Compression
30–50% space savings
No Special HardwareNo Performance Impact
Log-Structured File System Yields More Efficient Data Optimization
Demo Time
Data Protection and High AvailabilityData Protected by Replication of Data Across the Cluster Nodes
VM
Replicate
Write IO
Replication Factor = 3 Replication Factor = 2Default Is Replication Factor = 3 Set at Cluster Creation Time
Every Block Is Written to 3 Different Nodes in the Cluster Every Block Is Written to Min of 2 Different Nodes in the Cluster
Higher Availability to Survive Multi-Point Failures; Higher Device Protection Can Survive a Single Node/Device Failure
Reduces Raw Disk Capacity to 33% More Usable Capacity; Uses 50% of Raw Disk Capacity
Access Policy Is Strict (Default); Can Be Modified Via CLI Access Policy Is Lenient
HYPERVISOR
…and Efficient Capacity and Network Utilization
HYPERVISOR HYPERVISOR
VM VM
1 2 3
VM
DATASTORE
CONTROLLER CONTROLLER CONTROLLER
Balanced Space UtilizationNo Data Migration on VM Migration
Less Stress on Network
High Resiliency, Fast RecoveryPlatform Can Sustain Simultaneous 2 Node Failure Without Data Loss; Replication Factor Is Tunable
If a Node Fails, the Evacuated VMs Re-attach With No Data Movement Required
Replacement Node Automatically Configured Via UCS Service Profile
HX Data Platform Automatically Re-Distributes Data to Node
CONTROLLERHYPERVISORCONTROLLERHYPERVISOR CONTROLLERHYPERVISOR CONTROLLERHYPERVISOR
VM VMVM VM VMVM VM VMVM VM VMVM
HX Data PlatformHX Data Platform
Demo Time
Infrastructure for Next Generation Hyperconvergence
HCI Solutions Combine Computing, Networking, Storage for rapid deployment
Elimination of management silos within and between data centers and remote sites simplify operations
Unique capacity scaling and pricing models allow you to scale as you grow
Cisco HyperFlex Systems
Complete Hyperconvergence
Future Ready Architecture
Next Generation Software Defined
Storage
Q&A