UCS roadshow 基础.pptx

Cisco Unified Computing System Boot CampSystems EngineeringSteve Marcinek and Rob KinnionVirtualizationWebClient ServerThe Evolution Of Computing ArchitectureFrom Mainframe to TodayData Center 2.0Data Center 1.0Data Center 3.0MinicomputerMainframe196019701980199020002010Cisco Unified Fabric Deployment FlexibilityUnified PortsFY10Fabric PathArchitectural Flexibility and ScaleCONVERGENCEWorkload MobilityOTVSimplified Management with ScaleFEX-linkSCALEVN-LinkVM-Aware NetworkingConsolidated I/ODCB/FCoEINTELLIGENCEvPCActive-Active UplinksFY08Virtualizes the SwitchVDCData Center Networking PortfolioNexus 7000Data Center Core/AggregationNexus 5000Unified Server AccessNexus 4000Unified Fabric Blade SwitchNexus 2000Remote Module ScaleNexus 1000VVM-Aware Policy SwitchingFEX-Link Distributed Modular SwitchAvailable in UCS and the Nexus 5000 + Nexus 2000=Cross-bar SupervisorFabric ExtendersModular SwitchVirtual Chassis = Interconnect, Cables Remote Line CardCrossbar Supervisor: UCS 6000, Nexus 5000Remote Line Card: UCS 2000, Nexus 2000Centralize all management and configuration Reduced TCO:Up to 92% reduction in points of managementUp to 80% lower cabling costsUp to 30% lower power consumptionCisco Unified ComputingFY11Unified ManagementRapid DeploymentSCALABLEOpen APIWorkload MobilityService Profile HW AbstractionOptimized ScalingDYNAMICSimplified OperationsUnified FabricUnified IT WorkflowsVirtual Interfaces OPENExtended MemoryLower TCOFY10Presentation_ID? 2011 Cisco Systems, Inc. All rights reserved.Cisco ConfidentialUnified Computing SystemA single systemCompute: Industry standard x86Network: Unified fabricVirtualization: Control, scale, performanceStorage Access: Wire once for SAN, NAS, iSCSIEmbedded managementIncrease scalability without added complexityDynamic resource provisioningAbility to integrate with broad partner ecosystemHighly efficient Fewer servers, switches, adapters, cablesLower power and cooling requirementsFewer people to deploy and manage Distribu