Cisco NFVICarrier Grade NFV

Senior Product ManagerNaren Narendra

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Market Disruptors

Speed of Innovation

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Lowered Costof InnovationHyper-­Connectivity

$50B venture funding;; Easy access to infrastructure

$5M in 2000 à $5K in 2016

iPhone 1 in 2007;; Mobile app economy $100B in 2015;;

10M developers15B à 50B (1M/hr) à 500B connected;;

40% traffic M2M

Increased Volume of Innovation

$50B venture funding;; Easy access to infrastructure

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“Ready to consume” services that can be rapidly deployed through a single self-service portal, and will enable customers to connect private and public clouds and managed network services

“Vision 2020 - Highly simplified, virtualized, IP-based production architecture”

How Service Providers are responding?

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Approaching NFV in Multiple Ways

Service & Infrastructure Policies

Managementand

Orchestration(MANO)

VNF VNF VNF VNF

EMS EMS EMS EMS

Use Case Led

• Top-­down approach• Business outcome driven

• Buying Center – BU/Biz Vertical

Modular offer with NSO & ESC

Orchestration Led

• Common MANO solution for different use cases

• Buying Center –NMS/OSS team

Emerging trend Infrastructure Led• Bottom-­up approach• Buying Center –Network & DC infrastructure team

Infrastructure led approach

SP’s OSS/BSS

Virtualized Infrastructure

Physical Infrastructure(Compute + Storage + Network)

Use Case Specific, e.g.vMS, vPC

Includes VNF-­M and

NFV Orchestrator

Hardware, VIM (OpenStack) and SDN Controller

vMS, Mobility & Media

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NFVI – What Our Customers Are Asking Cisco For ?

Carrier Class Performance

Use Case Agnostic Infrastructure

Open Standards Based, Modular and Elastic

Easy to use with Unified Management

Integrated Solution with Single Point of Ownership

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Service Velocity Customer Experience Open Architecture

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Cisco NFV Architecture Legend

VNF Manager

Cisco ESC Third Party*

NFV-­O and Resource Orchestration

NSO – Network Services Orchestrator enabled by Tail-­f

North Bound APIs

Virtual Network Functions Cisco and Third Party

CSR ASAv vNAM vIPS

vPC-­DI vIMS VideoOpt.

Third Party

Cisco Physical Infrastructure

Network VIM

Linux (RHEL, Hyper Visor (KVM), Host Packages, Software Defined Storage

Cisco NFVI Scope

NetworkCompute (UCS) Storage Ceph

Unified Management

with assurance.

Unified ManagementAPI

GUI

Virtualized Infrastructure Manager

Cisco VIM based on RHEL OSP

Assurance

Third Party

or

or APIC VTSor 3rd Partyor

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Cisco Physical Infrastructure

Network VIM

RHEL, Hyper Visor (KVM), Host Packages, Software Defined Storage

NFVI Scope

NetworkCompute (UCS) Storage Ceph

Unified Management

with assurance.

Unified Mgt.

API

GUI

Virtualized Infrastructure Manager

Cisco VIM based on RHEL OSP

Assurance

Cisco NFVI SolutionLeading Industry Partnerships

Performance Acceleration,Enhanced Platform Awareness

Certified by Red HatJoint Engineering

Integrated platform Design and Validation

Legend

Simple Access to Support Single Point of Contact

APIC VTSor 3rd Partyor

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Cisco NFVI Platform Highlights and Differentiators

Integrated Platform Sold & Supported by CiscoBacked by Red Hat

Open Source and Standards Compliant

Joint Engineering

Broad Ecosystemof VNFs and ISVs

Carrier Grade

Tightly Coupled Technical Support

Commercially Bundled Platform

Reliable Install/Upgrade

Simplified Manageability

#1 Network vendor + #1 OpenStack vendor Delivering a world class NFVI platform