OpenContrail Silicon Valley Meetup Aug 25 2015

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Copyright © 2014 Juniper Networks, Inc. 1 SDN Industry Perspective OpenContrail Meetup – August 2015 Scott Sneddon Senior Director, SDN and Virtualization - Juniper Networks @ssneddon

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SDN Industry PerspectiveOpenContrail Meetup – August 2015

Scott SneddonSenior Director, SDN and Virtualization - Juniper Networks@ssneddon

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SDN Market Progress• SDxCentral 2015 SDN and NFV Market Size and Forcast Report

• “The adoption of software-defined networking (SDN), network function virtualization (NFV), network virtualization (NV), and white box (gray box and brite box) initiatives has dramatically changed the networking landscape over the past few years.”

• “Our updated model predicts the combined revenue of SDN, NFV and other next-generation networking initiatives (SDx Networking) will exceed $105B per annum by 2020.”

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SDN Market Progress

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SDN Market Progress• SDxCentral 2015 SDN Controllers Report

• Open source and commercial controllers• Use cases• Selection criteria• Forecast for the future

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Open source ControllersActive Non ActiveFloodlight BeaconLoom FlowEROpenContrail NOXOpenDaylight NodeFlowOpenMULONOSPOXRyuTrema

Source: SDxCentral SDN Controllers Report 2015

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Commercial SDN ControllersODL-based ODL-Friendly* Non-ODL BasedAvaya Cyan (acquired by Ciena) Big SwitchBrocade HP JuniperCiena NEC PlexxiCisco (also ships non-ODL controller)

Nuage Networks PLUMgrid

ConteXtream (HP) PluribusCoriant SonusEricsson VMware NSXExtremeHuawei (also ships non-ODL controller)IBM (sold as part of their cloud services)Inocybe

Source: SDxCentral SDN Controllers Report 2015* Actively participate and contribute to ODL but only ship their own non-ODL based controllers

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Core Controller Capabilities• Rich Southbound Support (OpenFlow, etc.)• Extensible API Support• Programmability• Centralized Monitoring and Visualization• High Performance• Reliability and scalability• Security

Source: SDxCentral SDN Controllers Report 2015

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Core Use Cases• Network Access Control• Network Virtualization• Virtual Customer Edge• Dynamic Interconnects• Virtual Core and Aggregation• Data Center Optimization

Source: SDxCentral SDN Controllers Report 2015

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The Future of SDN Controllers• Controllers could essentially become the network operating system• Controllers end up being single function solutions• Controllers are subsumed into a cloud orchestration platform• Controllers are reduced to policy-renderers

Source: SDxCentral SDN Controllers Report 2015

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Use Cases – Scott’s view

• Virtual Private Cloud• Multi-Cloud (Hybrid)• NFV and Service Chaining• vCPE• Docker/Kubernetes

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Where have we seen deployments?

• Cloud Service Provider• Banking and Financials• Enterprise Private Cloud• Service Provider/NFV

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A few trends…• We’ve largely moved away from “SDN = OpenFlow”• Data Center Network Virtualization is still the leader• vCPE and “over the top” Branch Office use cases are getting press• SD-WAN is of interest• The Containers/Docker/Kubernetes buzz is real

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Barriers to adoption• “Do I really need this?”• SP/NFV projects are slow, but steadily moving• Customers fear lock in

• Vendor solutions, but also Open (but not standardized) API’s• OpenStack expertise is still lacking

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Importance of Open Source

• Everybody wants “Open”• Open Standards/Protocols

• IEEE, IETF, ETSI are still important• Open Source projects becoming a new “de-facto” standard

• Open Source• Even if they do not have the capacity to contribute to a project

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What do customers want?• Software Defined everything

• It’s not always about SDN• Sometimes a good automation and management strategy is all you need

• An “Uber Controller”• Controller of Controllers

• See above

• Turnkey Solutions…

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PRODUCT EVOLUTION

Contrail Cloud Reference Architecture

Contrail Cloud PlatformContrail Networking

Cloud Orchestration Server Management Distributed & Scale-out Storage Compute Orchestration (OpenStack) Server (Ubuntu)

+ Contrail Networking

Integrated Cloud PODs Reference Architecture – PODs Integrated Management

+ Contrail Cloud

Cloud Networking Network Virtualization Virtualized Network Services Multiple Orchestration Support

Openstack, VMware ESXi, vCenter, IBM CO

INCREASING LEVELS OF INTEGRATION

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CONTRAIL NETWORKING - KEY FEATURES

Routing & Switching IPAM, DNS, DHCPSNAT, FIP, IPv6, QoS

Load BalancingSecurity Policy Enf.,

Distributed FW, Security Groups

Gateway Services (L2, L3 GW)

Rich Analytics, Overlay-Underlay Correlation Service Chaining (incl. 3rd

Party Network Svcs)High Availability API Services

Multi-vendor System Integration

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CONTRAIL USE-CASESSERVICE OVERLAY OVER MULTIPLE HETEROGENOUS ENVIRONMENTS

LB

WAN OPT

FIREWALL

Physical Svc AppliancesVirtualized

Svc VMsLegacy Servers & Storage(VLAN, VMware based)

Public Clouds

AWS

Azure

Traditional Public Clouds

SERV

ICE

OVE

RLAY

UN

DERL

AY

GCE

Legacy Interconnect

Hybrid Cloud

DC or POP 2

Multi-DC Distributed

CloudVM + BMS

Interconnect

Phy. + Virtual Svc Chaining

(NFV)

MGM

T Multi-Vendor Management & Orchestration

VMs*

DC or POP 1

CLOS-based Data Centers

Gatewayrouter

Gatewayrouter

Bare-metal Servers & Storage

*vRouter supported on KVM, Xen, ESXi

CPE

CPE

Customer Sites

SDWAN / Branch (NFV)

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Thank You@ssneddon@OpenContrail@JuniperNetworks