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Technical Overview Cisco Validated Design: Secure Multi-Tenancy Architecture

Technical Overview Cisco Validated Design: Secure Multi-Tenancy Architecture

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Page 1: Technical Overview Cisco Validated Design: Secure Multi-Tenancy Architecture

Technical Overview

Cisco Validated Design:

Secure Multi-Tenancy Architecture

Page 2: Technical Overview Cisco Validated Design: Secure Multi-Tenancy Architecture

Agenda

Introduction – Architecture, Four Pillars, Components, and Documentation

Availability

Secure Separation

Service Assurance

Management

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Silos to Secure Multi-tenancy Architecture

HR BU

APP

HR Apps BU Apps Core Apps

HR BU APP

VMware VMware VMware

Traditional Data Centers

Secure Multi-tenancy Architecture

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Secure Multi-tenancy – Four Pillars

Service Assurance

• Deliver consistent SLA across

Compute

Network

Storage

Secure Separation

• Enable separation across tenants

• Increase security and access control

Availability

• Build resilient architecture

High Availability

Fault Tolerance

Redundancy

Management

• Simplify management

• End-to-end manageability

Secure Multi-tenancy Architecture

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Secure Multi-tenancy Components

NetA

pp SA

Nscreen

Network

Compute

SAN

Cisco Nexus 7000

Cisco Nexus 5000

Cisco UCS 6100Fabric Interconnect

Cisco UCS 5100Blade Server

Cisco MDS

VMware vSphere

Cisco Nexus 1000V

VMware vShield

Storage NetApp MultiStore

NetApp FAS

VMware vSphere

VMware vSphere

NetApp FilerViewNetApp Provisioning ManagerNetApp Protection ManagerNetApp Operations Manager

Cisco UCS Manager

Cisco Data Center Network Manager

VMware vShield Manager

VMware vCenter

NetApp SnapManager

Compute VMware vShield VMware vSphere Cisco Unified

Computing System

Network Cisco Nexus 1000V Cisco Nexus 5000 Cisco Nexus 7000 Cisco MDS

Storage NetApp FAS NetApp Multistore

Management VMware vShield Manager VMware vCenter Cisco UCS Manager Cisco DC Network Manager NetApp Operations Manager NetApp Provisioning Manager NetApp SANscreen & SnapManager

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Documentation Usage Guideline

Designing Secure Multi-tenancy into

Virtualized Data Center

Design Guide

Cisco Validated Design (CVD)

Solution Brief (4 pages)Architecture Overview (25 pages)CVD: Design Guide

(90 pages)Design ConsiderationsBest PracticeBill of Material

CVD: Deployment Guide (100+ pages)

ConfigurationSoftware Recommendation

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Resilient End-to-End Architecture

Core/Aggregation

Access

Compute

SAN/Storage

Cisco Nexus 7000

Cisco Nexus 5000

CiscoUCS 6100Fabric Interconnect

UCS 5100Blade Server

Cisco MDS

NetApp FAS

vPC

vPC

4x10GE

4x10GE

4x10GE

4x10GE

FC FC

10GE 10GE

vPC

EtherChannel

EtherChannelFC FC

Compute vCenter Heartbeat VMware HA vMotion/Storage vMotion UCS Fabric Redundancy

Network vPC EtherChannel N1KV Active/Standby VSM Link/Device Redundancy

Storage RAID-DP NetApp HA Snapshot SnapMirror/SnapVault

VMware vSphere

Nexus 1000V

VMware vCenter

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End-to-End Management

Server LayerServer Layer

Network LayerNetwork Layer

Storage LayerStorage Layer

vCenter ServervShield Manager

Unified Computing System (UCS) Manager

SANscreen

Data Center Network ManagerFlexible NetFlowFabric Manager

SANscreen

Operations ManagerProvisioning and Protection ManagerSANscreen

Service Insight Service Assurance Application Insight Capacity Manager VM Insight

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Q & A