Introduction to HyperFlex - Cisco Live

Introduction to HyperFlexAny App. Any Cloud. Any Scale.

Jason Stegeman – Partner SE

Twitter: @JasonStegeman

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Agenda

• Introduction

• Why HCI – Overview and Components

• HyperFlex Overview – Where in fits into the UCS family and Update on v3

• Half-time Break

• HyperFlex Management & Sizing Tools

• What Applications run on HyperFlex

• Conclusion

© 2018 Cisco and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved. Cisco Public 5BRKCOM-1110

James GoslingCreator of JavaMay 2001

“But of course the more tools you build to cope with such complexity, the more complex things become. We always strain at the limits of our ability to comprehend the artifacts we construct -- and that's true for software and for skyscrapers.”

Introduction


Background


We got Married by the King


Son and Baby Cheetah


The Same Cheetah (and son) 2 Year Later…


I am a Huge Star Wars Fan


Slopes any day of the week ☺


If all else fails… I always have my Irish Whiskey Certification to fall back on…


… Or my childhood Ballet career…


This is an Introductory Session - 101

Why HCI – Overview and Components


Customer Challenges

MulticloudReality

Developers demand choice; business demands

economics

v

Evolving App Architectures

Microservices and distributed applications

on/off prem

Reducing Complexity

Hampers speed, security, service delivery, scale


Business Challenges

Multicloudis the

Standard

VECTOR 2

Infrastructure needs to be multicloud

ready and interoperable

Applications are Evolving

Rapidly

VECTOR 3

Infrastructure needs to be agile, powering both

virtualised and microservices apps

ReducingComplexity

Speed, cloud-like resources, simplify more

applications

Speed and Simplicity

Common Management Policy Across Data Centres

Cloud-Like On-Premises

Pay-as-you-grow Economics with Resource Scaling On-Demand

Power More Workloads

Expand this Simplified Approach to

More Use Cases


Business Challenges

Multicloudis the

Standard

VECTOR 2




Rapidly

VECTOR 3



Demand to Simplify

Infrastructure

VECTOR 1


applications

MulticloudReality

Infrastructure needs to be Multicloud


Evaluating or using public cloud

Have a hybrid cloud strategy

Will usemultiple clouds

85%

87%

94%

Source: IDC CloudView, April, 2017, n=8,293 worldwide respondents, weighted by country, company size and industry


Business Challenges

Multicloudis the

Standard

VECTOR 2




Rapidly

VECTOR 3



Demand to Simplify

Infrastructure

VECTOR 1


applications




Bare Metal / Virtual Cloud-Enabled Cloud-Native

App App App

WebServers

AppServers

Database

Physical Infrastructure

App App

WebServers

AppServers

Database

ServiceService

Local Dedicated Shared

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ServiceServiceApp

.py .go Java

Runtime Microservices on Containers


Business Challenges

Multicloudis the

Standard

VECTOR 2



Demand to Simplify

Infrastructure

VECTOR 1


applications




Monolithic Applications

Transformation

Microservices

Authentication Business Logic

Web Fronted

User Management

Authentication Business Logic

Web Fronted

User Management


New IT Ops Models Require New Consumption Models

Consumption of Infrastructure Adds Time, Cost and Inefficiency

Proliferation of Solutions Creating Silos that Complicates

Operations

Moving at the Speed of Business

Operationalising Speed and Simplicity

Expectation of Pay-as-you-go Economics with Scaling On-Demand

CFOs Expect a Cloud Economics On-Premise


What Is Hyperconvergence?

HyperConverged On-Demand

Agile

Efficient

Simple

Scalable

Enterprise Ready

Cost Effective

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Large Footprint

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Complex

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Traditional Approach - Converged

NETWORKSTORAGE

HCI is an Appliance that incorporates

Server – Storage – NetworkAnd layers on SDS Software


What are the requirements for Next Generation of Hyperconvergence

Unified Network and Management Advanced File System

Complete Next-Gen Data Platform

Integrating into Existing and Future Infrastructures

Convergence on aCommon Platform


Critical Requirements for HCI Evolution

Common HCI apps Business Critical Apps

Cisco UnifiedCommunications

Complete Enterprise Data Services

ConsistentData Availability

SustainedLow Latency

First Generation HCI Cisco HyperFlex


Opportunity for HCI & Cloud Native Ready Infrastructure

On-Premises and Virtualised Containers Forecast 2015 – 2020

Worldwide Container Instances Installed Base by Public Cloud/On-Premise and Virtualised/Non-Virtualised

(excluding Web/SaaS provider internal infrastructure)

Source: IDC, Special Report: Software-Defined Computing Market Disruption: Containers Challenge the Virtualization Status Quo, Dec 2016

200M

400M

600M

800M

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Virtualised/Non-Virtualised

200M

400M

600M

800M

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02016 2017 2018 2019 20202015

Public Cloud/On-Premise

2016 2017 2018 2019 20202015

HyperFlex Overview – Where in fits into the UCS family and Update on v3


HyperFlex Use Cases

Test and Development

Education

Health Care

Large RemoteBranch Office

IT Software and Services

High Tech/ Industrial Mfg.

Server Virtualisation

Government

Pharmaceutical

Virtual Desktop Infrastructure

Retail

Financial Services

Databases

I N D U S T R I E S

U S E C A S E S


Flexible HyperFlex Migration Patterns

Complex IT Environments Simplifying

Branch or Department Apps

Extending UCS Converged

Infrastructure with HCI

B R A N C H O R

A P P S P E C I F I C O N

H Y P E R F L E X

E X T E N D U C S

W I T H H Y P E R F L E X

Compute and SAN

Refreshed Together into HCI

1 0 0 % H Y P E R F L E X

M I G R A T I O N

B E S T O F B R E E DH Y B R I D

I N F R A S T R U C T U R E

1 0 0 % H C I

D A T A C E N T R E S


HCI Engineered on Cisco UCS Cisco HyperFlex Systems

Engineered on Cisco UCS

The Ideal System for Hyperconvergence

Integrated, High PerformanceNetwork Fabric

Programmable Automation of all Hardware

Wide Array of Rack and Blade Form Factors

Complete Hyperconvergence

Unified Compute and Network Infrastructure



Cisco HX Data Platform

Data Services and Storage Optimisation

Cisco HyperFlex

Next Gen Data Platform

Designed for Distributed Storage





Cisco HX Data Platform


Cisco HyperFlex



Next Gen Data Platform

Designed for Distributed Storage

Part of a Complete Data Centre Strategy

Elastic and Secure at Enterprise Scale

CloudCentre

AppDynamicsSecurity

UCS

Intersight

Tetration

ACI

UCS Rack and Blade Form Factors


One Architecture for Operational Simplicity

Mainstream Computing

HyperFlex Systems

UCS MANAGEMENT CLOUD CENTER ACI

UCS Mini 5th Gen UCSUCS

S3260 UCS C240

EDGE CLOUDCORE DATA CENTRE

HX Edge

UCS MANAGEMENT CLOUD CENTRE ACI

Converged InfrastructureHyperconverged

InfrastructureSoftware-Defined

StorageScale Out

U N I F I E D M A N A G E M E N T M O D E L


Hyperconvergence Meets Unified Computing

HyperFlex HX-Series Nodes

All Flash Nodes

Hybrid Nodes

C A P A C I T Y

PE

RF

OR

MA

NC

EH X 2 2 0 C

H Y B R I D & E D G E H X 2 4 0 C H Y B R I D

Annual SubscriptionSoftware Model

Turnkey Appliance with Hypervisor

Flexible ChoicesH X 2 2 0 C

A L L F L A S H & E D G E H X 2 4 0 C

A L L F L A S H


Independent Scaling with Cisco UCS

All FlashNodes and Clusters

Hybrid Nodes and Clusters

H X 2 4 0 C C L U S T E R H X 2 2 0 C C L U S T E R

H X 2 2 0 C A L L F L A S H C L U S T E R

H X 2 4 0 C A L L F L A S H C L U S T E R

Maximise TCO Cluster

Scaling

Maximise All Flash IOPS

MinimiseCost per VDI Seat

UCS Compute-Only NodesB200 / C220 / C240


Maximising Performance and I/O

Industry’s HighestFlash Density

Paired with Cisco UCS40Gbps Fabric Technology

Cluster-Wide: High Performance,High IOPS, Low Latency

B U I L T F O R D A T A I N T E N S I V E W O R K L O A D S

H C I W I T H A L L F L A S H A N D 4 0 G B P S F A B R I C N E T W O R K


HyperFlex EdgeExpanding Hyperconverged Simplicity to the Edge

H Y P E R F L E X E D G E H Y P E R F L E X S Y S T E M S H Y P E R F L E X E D G E

SMB Operations

Limited IT

Minimal Application Growth

C O M M O N M A N A G E M E N T P O L I C Y

Transportation Govt. Manufacturing

Healthcare Finance HospitalityRetail

BRANCHES SMBCORE DATA CENTRES


Inside HX Data Platform Node

D A T A S T O R E / V O L U M E

HX Controller VM Assumes Direct Access of Local Storage

IOVisor Module Presents Pooled Storage to Hypervisor and Stripes IO

Data Services are Offloaded to HX Data Platform

H Y P E R V I S O RH X

C O N T R O L L E RV M

I O V i s o r

V A A I


Scaling Out

Start with as Few as Three Nodes

Hyperconverged Data Platform

Installs in Minutes

Network Fabric Policy Configures

QoS Settings

Retire Older Servers

Hypervisor Controller Hypervisor Controller

Add Servers, One or More at a Time

Hypervisor Controller

Distribute and Rebalance Data Across Servers Automatically

Hypervisor ControllerHypervisor Controller

H Y P E R C O N V E R G E D D A T A P L A T F O R M


Scaling from the Application View

Hypervisor Controller Hypervisor Controller Hypervisor ControllerHypervisor Controller

V I R T U A L C O N T R O L L E R

C A C H E C A P A C I T Y

P H Y S I C A LV I E W

A P P L I C A T I O NV I E W

C R E A T I N G V I R T U A L P O O L S O F S H A R E D R E S O U R C E S

C I S C O H Y P E R F L E X

CPU Memory Write Cache SSDs


Independent Scaling of Compute and Capacity

Scale Cache or Capacity Within Nodes Add Nodes

Scale Compute-Only

Blades

Scale Compute-Only

Racks

Non-HyperFlex Hosts Connects to Storage with IOVisor

H X D A T A P L A T F O R M

Hypervisor Controller Hypervisor Controller Hypervisor Controller

IOVisor IOVisorIOVisor

IOVisor IOVisor IOVisor


HyperFlex Control Plane Automation

HX CONTROLLER

F U L L Y A U T O M A T E D C L U S T E R A N D N O D E D E P L O Y M E N T S

ESXi

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Service Profiles and Templates

Traffic Segmentation via Dedicated vNICs

Storage and Management Traffic Localisedto Fabric for Optimal Performance

QoS Policies for well Defined and Predictable Service

QoS Policies Including “no drop” andJumbo Frames for Optimal Performance

Multicast Policy for HX Cluster Needs

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HX CONTROLLER

UCS Fabric Interconnects

HyperFlex Nodes

Simplified CapacityExpansion


Delivering Rapid Product Innovation

• Common UCS domain

with Converged Infra.

• External Storage

Integration

• UCS Director Workload

Automation and Self

Service

A D A P T I V E

I N F R A S T R U C T U R E

• All Flash Nodes

• 40 Gbps 3rd-Gen

UCS Network

• Support for Existing FI

H C I I N

T O P G E A R

• HyperFlex Edge (3-node

HX220, 1G no FI)

• SED Ready

• 32-node All-Flash (16

converged + 16 compute)

H Y P E R F L E X

E V E R Y W H E R E

• New intuitive

HX management

• Native Replication

• Data-At-Rest Encryption

• NVMe Caching

• And More….

N E W F A C E S

O F H Y P E R F L E X

1 . 8 2 . 0 2 . 1 2 . 5

Oct

2017

13 months of Non-disruptive Upgrades

Sept

2016

2 . 6

• New HX M5 Node Options

Available

• M4 & M5 Mixed Cluster

Support

• Increased Memory

Capacity up to 3TB

E X P A N D I N G

T H E H Y P E R F L E X

P O R T F O L I O


What’s New with HX 3.0

Double Scale

Again

64 nodes

32 nodes

HX 3.0

Today

Stretch Clusters

Intersight

Q1 CY18

Hyper-V

Availability Zones

Docker Containers

Kubernetes

Enhanced Capacity

Options

CY17


HyperFlex Data Platform Extensibility Virtualisation and Cloud Native Innovations

HX Data Platform 3.0

STCLI HX Connect Intersight Powershell 3rd-party Mgmt tools Container Platform

+

REST API

VMwareGateway/Manager

Hyper-VGateway/Manager

ContainerGateway/Manager

Authentication

Cluster service Data service System service

Core file system

HybridFlash

Compute Only

All-Flash SED Edge NVME M5Large Form

Factor3D XPoint

App Acceleration

Engine

New Form Factors

Rapidly evolving hardware ecosystem


Hyper-V on HyperFlex Overview

Integrated Management

• Manage Hyper- V hosts from familiar SCVMM, Hyper- V manager,

and PowerShell

• Automate HX operations using HX REST API

• Leverage HX Connect UI (HTML5) for HX management

Enterprise workloads, Validated solutions

• Citrix VDI deployment (XenDesktop and XenApp)

• Microsoft SQL, Exchange, Sharepoint etc.

• Oracle & other mission critical apps

• Backup vendor integrations


• Hypervisor decoupled Filesystem & platform services

• Highly scalable, resilient, scale- out SMB3 file server protocol

• Fully Data distributed, No Data locality

Microsoft Hyper- V Support

• Windows Server 2016 Datacenter Core

• HX220 M5 and HX240 M5: Hybrid- flash & All- flash

• Microsoft native failover clustering, checkpoint (snapshots), replica support, AD support

CRTLVM

CRTLVM

CRTLVM

VM VM VM VM VM VM VM VM VM

HyperFlex Data Platform


Disaster Avoidance Zero RPO Automated DR Maximum Uptime

HyperFlex Stretch Cluster Cloud Scale Data Platform

Power Mission Critical Apps with

Site-BSite-A

HX Data Platform

DBAPPAPPDB

Synchronous Replication

SSDSSDSSDSSDSSDSSD


HyperFlex Container ApplianceTurnkey Enterprise Solution

Turnkey Private Cloud Appliance

HyperFlex Data Platform

On premKubernetes

Cisco Container Platform

Container Storage

HyperFlex Flex driver

Container Networking

Contiv, Contiv- ACI, CNI drivers

IaaS

HyperFlex

Compute/Storage

HyperFlex

Network

ACINexus 9k standaloneLegacy Migration to App

ModernizationIT Ready Platform

Enterprise Grade

Container Storage

Enterprise Grade

Networking and Security

Simple and Seamless

Customer Experience

Cloud Native

Development On Prem


Customers Choose the Cisco Container Platform When They Want…

…want to work with native Kubernetes

…don’t need a full-function, integrated PaaSFunctionality

…use containerised applications in production environments and value Cisco-enabled extensions and servicesMaturity

…want to take advantage of optional integrated solution with HyperFlex 3.0

…have an interest in Cisco/Google Open Hybrid Cloud solutionChoice


Automated Availability Zones

Up to 32 HX

nodes

Up to 32 compute

nodes

64 Node Scale with Resiliency Cloud Scale Data Platform

64 Node & Capacity Scalability

IOVisor IOVisor

IOVisor IOVisor

IOVisor

IOVisor

IOVisor

IOVisor

Availability

Grp 3

Availability

Grp 2

Availability

Grp 1


Half-time Summary – Cisco HyperFlex System

It is all about the NetworkThe Key hardware element to a Distributed File System

HyperFlex is part of our broader DC ecosystemUnified Management with Integration into existing products

Adaptive Flexible InfrastructureInfrastructure Flexibility for Operational Simplicity — Eliminating Silos

Half-time Break


Half-time Break with some Game time…


Or One of These…


Or One (or Two) of These…


Question 1

How many HyperFlex customers does Cisco have globally and for a bonus point, how many of them are new UCS customers?


Answer to Question 1


Question 2

Has anyone thought about how big (Storage, RAM and CPU) a fully loaded single HX Cluster can be…


Answer to Question 2Single Cluster:

32 x HXAF240M5 nodes

32 x B480M5 nodes

Storage:

32 x 23 x 3.8TB SSD (HXAF240M5 Performance) = 2.8PB

No storage in B480M5 Compute-only Nodes

RAM:

32 x 24 x 128GB (HXAF240M5)

32 x 48 x 128GB (B480M5 Compute-only Nodes) = 288TB RAM

CPU:

32 x 2 x 28 (HXAF240M5)

32 x 4 x 28 (B480M5 Compute-only Nodes) = 5376 cores

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Those Numbers Make me Think of this Guy…


Answer to Question 2 – Storage

= 2.8m


Answer to Question 2 – RAM

= 36864


Answer to Question 2 – CPU Cores

= 1344

HyperFlex Management & Sizing Tools


HX Connect

Monitor from Anywhere, Anytime

• Intuitive and Complete HX Monitoring and Management

• Ready for Mobile Monitoring and Management

Robust, Extensible Interface

• Hypervisor Agnostic Management

• Built-in Automation with RESTful API

Smart, Insightful Analytics

• Monitor Performance and Capacity in Real-time

• Plan Future Needs Based on Historical Trends

Secure Management

• Discrete Read-only and Sys-Admin RBAC

• 100% vCenter and SCVMM Integrated Administrative Roles


HX Connect Dashboard


HyperFlex REST API Explorer

Explorer

lists all

REST APIs Expand for

usage and

sample


Operational Evolution

Simplicity

Agility

Efficiency

Scale

Automated

UCS Director & HyperFlexSemi-Automated

Unified Computing System

Manual

HW + Scripts

Hand-crafted:

Server-focused

Stateless Computing:

Policy-focused

DIY Workflows:

Infrastructure-focused

Past Future

UCS Management Roadmap


A New Era of Adaptive Systems Management

Simplicity

Agility

Efficiency

Scale

Intuitive

AdaptiveHand-crafted:

Server-focused

Stateless Computing:

Policy-focused

DIY Workflows:

Infrastructure-focused

Intent-Based:

Application-focused

AI Powered:

Optimisation-focused

Inflection Point:

▪ Cloud Managed Infrastructure

▪ ML / AI for IT Ops

Past Future

Automated

UCS Director & HyperFlexSemi-Automated

Unified Computing SystemManual

HW + Scripts

UCS Management Roadmap


Intersight: Cloud-Based Infrastructure Management

Intersight


Intersight Elements

SaaS Delivered

Intuitive Experience

Enhanced Support

Proactive Guidance

Secure and Extensible


Intersight Dashboard


HX Sizing Tools

• End-to-End Sizing

• Includes – compute (CPU & Memory), Storage performance and capacity

• Application templates to aid application based sizing

Sizer

• OVA deployed in existing environments

• Quantify usage for sizing

• Integration with sizer to automate end to end sizing of environments

Workload Profiler

• OVA with benchmarking built on vdbench

• Benchmarking made easy

• Follows industry standard benchmarking practices for a realistic readout

HX Bench

What Application run on HyperFlex


HyperFlex Solutions / Workloads Portfolio

Cisco HyperFlex: HX Data Platform


WORKLOADS / APPLICATIONS

VMware HorizonCitrix XenDesktop

VSI on HX

Cisco UC

MS SQLSAP (Non – Prod /

Prod)

Oracle RAC Splunk MS Exchange

ACI

ASAv

INTEGRATION / INTEROP

CommvaultVeeam

Cloud Centre UCSD

3rd Party Arrays NVIDIA

HX Tools (for sizing)

Oracle Single Instance


HyperFlex Performance for Mission-Critical Apps

Cisco Validated DesignsPerformance Benchmarks

Best PracticesGuides


Next Generation GPUs on Cisco HyperFlex

M10 P6

GPU Four Maxwell GPUs Single Pascal GPU

CUDA Cores 2560 2048

Memory Size 32 GB GDDR5 16 GB GDDR5

H.264 1080p30 streams 28 24

Max vGPU Concurrent users 64 (512 MB profile) 16 (1 GB profile)

Form Factor PCIe 3.0 Dual Slot MXM (blade servers)

Power 225W 90W (70W opt)

Thermal passive bare board

• All high-end CPU’s supported

• Fully UCS – Managed including firmware

• GRID SW License will enable VDI

Two per Cisco HX240 M5 Two per Cisco B200 M5


Citrix VDI on HyperFlex

Desktop and Application Virtualisation Broker

Hypervisor

Network Layer

Cisco HyperFlex HX Data Platform

Hypervisor Hypervisor

Certified

Validated

Tested

Approved

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Unified

Communications

Manager (CUCM)

WebEx &

Telepresence

Prime Collaboration Instant Messaging &

Presence

Unity Connection

Specs-Based

Ready Nodes

✓ Prescriptive Configuration

✓ Architecture Best-practice

✓ UC Sizing Tool Supported

✓ Deterministic Capacity &

Superior Performance

✓ Configure To Order

✓ Deployment Flexibility

Private, Hybrid or Partner Cloud deployment choices on HyperFlex

Tested Reference

Configuration (TRC)

Certified

Wide Portfolio of Collaboration Applications

Cisco Collaboration on Cisco HyperFlex

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HyperFlex Flexible Multicloud Services

DecisionEngine

DeploymentEngine

Visibility Engine

WorkloadPlacement

Performance ApplicationMonitoring

Instrumentation

Hybrid Cloud Management

Application Modelling

Cisco CloudCentre

Cisco Workload Optimisation

Manager

Cisco HyperFlex

A P P L I C A T I O N

Multicloud Infrastructure


HyperFlex with Cisco ACI

H X D A T A P L A T F O R M

Hypervisor/Container

HX Controller

WEB APP DB WEB APP EPG

EPGEPGEPGEPGEPG


HX Controller


EPGEPGEPGEPGEPG


HX Controller


EPGEPGEPGEPGEPG


HX Controller


EPGEPGEPGEPGEPG


HX Controller


EPGEPGEPGEPGEPG

Automated,

Application Centric

Policy Model

Deep Packet Inspection

Forensics

Application Insights

Policy Compliance

P E R V A S I V E V I S I B I L I T Y I N T O D A T A C E N T R E A N D C L O U D E N V I R O N M E N T S


HyperFlex with Cisco CloudCentre

Single Integrated Management

Platform

Full Application Lifecycle

ManagementEnterprise-Ready Scalable Secure

Private Clouds

Public Clouds

DatacentresD E P L O Y

M A N A G E

M O D E L

A P P L I C A T I O N L I F E C Y C L E M A N A G E M E N T A N DM O B I L I T Y A C R O S S C L O U D S


HyperFlex with Cisco UCS Director

• Infrastructure Automation of UCS, Storage, Virtualisation

• Networking and Application Centric

• Management and

• Operational Visibility

• Private Cloud IaaS Automation

• Policy Based Data Centre

• IaaS Service Catalog

• Workload provisioning

• Metering and Chargeback

HyperFlex with UCS Director

UCSM Security Model

I N F R A S T R U C T U R E A U T O M A T I O N A N DP R I V A T E C L O U D I A A S


HyperFlex with CloudCentre and AppDynamics

Client

App Server

Data

Cisco HyperFlex

Private Clouds

Public Clouds

CloudCenterCloudCentre

Applications Tiers

Infrastructure

Hybrid Mobility

Application Lifecycle

Performance Monitoring

91


HyperFlex Data Protection with UCS S3260 + Veeam

HX CLUSTER UCS S3260 WITH VEEAM HX CLUSTER

REPLICATION

BACKUP

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Business-centric Solution Stack

IT Services Consumption

AutomationUCS Director ACI

UCS NexusHyperFlex

CloudCentre

Model Benchmark Deploy Manage

Application Services

Automation Cloud Services

Data Centre Private Cloud Public Cloud

Development (DevOps)Business (ITSM)

AppDynamics

Tetration


Wide range of Cisco products supported on HyperFlex

Cisco SecurityCloud Centre


Any App. Any Cloud. Any Scale.

Cisco HyperFlex Strategy

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Summary – Cisco HyperFlex Systems

Next Generation HyperconvergenceIndependent Scaling, Highest Performance and VM Density —Best TCO

Complete HyperconvergenceIntegrated Networking, Compute, and Storage— Engineered on UCS

Adaptive InfrastructureInfrastructure Flexibility for Operational Simplicity — Eliminating Silos


Additional HyperFlex Sessions this week

Hyperflex Deployment & Troubleshooting [BRKINI-2601]

Brent Morvan

HyperFlex Data Platform - Technical Deep Dive [BRKINI-3010]

Chris Dunk

Cisco HyperFlex 3.0 for Kubernetes, Microsoft Hyper-V and More [BRKINI-2602] Michael Zimmerman

Cisco Hyperflex 2.5 HX Data Platform [LABDC-1602]


James GoslingCreator of JavaMay 2001

“But of course the more tools you build to cope with such complexity, the more complex things become. We always strain at the limits of our ability to comprehend the artifacts we construct -- and that's true for software and for skyscrapers.”


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