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Data Center Fabrics – What Really Matters
Ivan Pepelnjak (ip@ioshints.info)
NIL Data Communications
Who is Ivan Pepelnjak ... in 30 Seconds
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Networking engineer since 1985 (DECnet, Netware, X.25,
OSI, IP ...)
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Technical director, later Chief Technology Advisor
@ NIL Data Communications
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Started the first commercial ISP in Slovenia (1992)
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Developed BGP, OSPF, IS-IS, EIGRP, MPLS courses
for Cisco Europe
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Architect of Cisco’s Service Provider (later CCIP) curriculum
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Consultant, blogger (blog.ioshints.info), book author
Focus:
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Core routing/MPLS, IPv6, VPN, Data centers, Virtualization
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Cloud Networking – From Theory to Practice
Disclaimers
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This presentation describes real-life data center fabric
architecture(s)
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It’s not an endorsement or bashing of companies, solutions or
products mentioned on the following slides
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It describes
features
not
futures
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Cloud Networking – From Theory to Practice
Are We Really That Bad?
Datacenter Networks are in my Way
James Hamilton (Amazon), October 2010
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Can we do any better?
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Will Data Center Fabrics solve the problem?
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Why Does It Matter?
Cloud computing is the future
Regardless of personal opinions and foggy definitions
Cloud computing requires large-scale elastic data centers
Hard to build them using the old tricks
Modern applications generate lots of east-west (inter-server) traffic
Existing DC designs are focused on north-south (server-to-user) traffic
IaaS clouds require flexible VM placement and VM mobility
Hard to implement with existing VLAN-based approaches
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