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OpenFlow, the Android of Networking?

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SOFTWARE DEFINED NETWORKING: FROM CAMPUS TO CARRIERTO CLOUDShehzad T. Merchant

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Two Major Themes: Convergence and Mobility

Businesses Are Being Mobilized

SDN Can Deliver High Value & Make This a Reality

Information

Content

Applications

Seamless User Experience

Ethernet

3G / 4G WLAN LAN Data Center The Cloud

WIRED

WIRELESS

3G / 4G

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Mobility and Tenancy In the Campus

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User: JohnRole: EmployeeResource Access = Permit All

User: AliceRole: ContractorResource Access = Deny Mail and CRM

User: BobRole: UnauthenticatedResource Access = Internet Only

Role Internet Intranet Mail CRM/Database VLAN

Unauthenticated Yes No No No Default

Contractor Yes Yes No No Default

Employee Yes Yes Yes Yes Default

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Role Internet Intranet Mail CRM/Database VLAN

Unauthenticated Yes No No No Default

Contractor Yes Yes No No Default

Employee Yes Yes Yes Yes Default

Mobility and Tenancy In the Data Center

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User: JohnRole: EmployeeResource Access = Permit All

User: AliceRole: ContractorResource Access = Deny Mail and CRM

User: BobRole: UnauthenticatedResource Access = Internet Only

VM

VM

VM: PayrollAccess = Finance

VM: Employee DatabaseAccess = HR

VM: OutlookAccess = All Employees

Hypervisor

Hypervisor

VM

VM Finance Accounting Engineering VLAN

Payroll Yes No No Default 

Employee Database No Yes No Default

Outlook Yes Yes No Default

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VDI Provisioning: The Lines Are Blurring

• Demarcation of the Access Edge no longer in the Wiring Closet

• Access edge border now extends within the Enterprise Data Center … the “virtual wiring closet”

• That’s where Virtual Desktop Machines are located

• User sessions are now initiated within the Enterprise Data Center

User Traffic

Data Center

VM Servers

Data Center

ToR

“Virtual” John

Access Edge

Wiring Closet

Core Network“Physical” John

User Traffic

Internet

VDI Session

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VDI Provisioning: The Lines Are Blurring

• Controls needs to be applied at Access Edge and within the DataCenter ToR

• Identity, Roles and Mobility pervasive across Campus and DC

• Mapping Identity to Physical Desktop Machine and Virtual Desktop Machine

• Dynamic roles, policies, and identity need to be consistent

User Traffic

Data Center

VM Servers

Data Center

ToR

“Virtual” John

Access Edge

Wiring Closet

Core Network

Internet

“Physical” John

User Traffic

VDI Session

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Enter Software Defined Networking

• De-Couple Forwarding and Policy Decisions From Network Connectivity and Topology

• Centralized, Consistent Policy and Management Model

• Campus edge to DC server edge and into the mobile carrier edge

Businesses Are Being Mobilized

SDN Can Deliver High Value & Make This a Reality

WIRED

WIRELESS

3G / 4G

Information

Content

Applications

Ethernet3G / 4G WLAN LAN Data Center The Cloud

Seamless User ExperienceSoftware Defined Networking

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Where Are The Deployments?

• Mostly Early Trials• Universities, Enterprise Campus, DC and Cloud

• Building Knowledge, Expertise and Comfort

• But, With Growing Interest…

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Challenges

• Lack of Maturity

• Standards Changing/Evolving Quickly

• Limited Silicon Support

• Vendor Commitment

• Lack Of Vendor Interoperability• Controller, Switch, Security, Policy

• The Proverbial Departmental Divide

• Misplaced Expectations

• Demonstrable ROI v/s Existing Vendor Approach

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Time

Interest

OpenFlow

Technology Adoption Cycle

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Looking To the Future – OpenFlow App Store?

• OpenFlow becomes the Android of networking

• OpenFlow and related specifications all available asOpen Source

• Apps for every need – From QoS, to PBR, to Identity and mobility, to multi-tenancy

• ONF becomes the Marketplace for OpenFlow Apps?

• Controller vendors eventually become application developers

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Thank you

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Mobility Drives the Cloud

Businesses Are Being Mobilized

Extreme Can Deliver High Value & Make This a Reality

Information

Content

Applications

Seamless User Experience

Ethernet

3G / 4G WLAN LAN Data Center The Cloud

WIRED

WIRELESS

3G / 4G