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SONA: ENTERPRISE ARCHITECTURE FOR A REAL-TIME WORLD

Discover how real-time interactions and transactions are essential in today's business landscape. Learn about the benefits and challenges of implementing a real-time supply chain and how web-based collaboration can improve visibility and planning.

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SONA: ENTERPRISE ARCHITECTURE FOR A REAL-TIME WORLD

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  1. SONA: ENTERPRISE ARCHITECTURE FOR A REAL-TIME WORLD William Ruh, Senior Director Cisco Systems

  2. INTERACTIONS TRANSACTIONS PRODUCTION Fast Faster Real-Time Today’s Business Imperative: Real-Time Interactions

  3. Fast Faster Real-Time The Real-Time Supply Chain Production Transactions Interactions Monitoring local operations Limited visibility, monthly planning cycle Just-in-time inventory management Real-time to sense, decide and respond Web-based collaboration across value chain

  4. Supply Chain InteractionsCemex Optimized Cement Delivery Business Need • Reduce transportation costs, spoilage from changed orders • Installed GPS-enabled logistics system to link delivery trucks and control center Impact • Re-route dynamically based on up-to-the-minute customer needs • Improved customer satisfaction and increased revenue by 15% • Projected $100 million reduction in operating expenses

  5. SERVICE ORIENTED We Are At A NewInflectionPoint INTELLIGENT INFORMATIONNETWORK INTERNET New Network Architecture The network and applications work together as an integrated system (messages) CLIENT-SERVER NETWORK OFNETWORKS MAINFRAME Pervasive, open networks enable client-server to extendbeyond corporate boundaries (TCP/IP) PACKETNETWORKS PROPRIETARYNETWORK Demand for networks to connect multivendor devices(packets) Integrated system for terminal to mainframe connectivity (VTAM) Industry Inflection Points Historically Drive New Architectures Source: Gartner, Cisco

  6. Dramatic growth in number of applications in the enterprise (from 50 to 500) Transition from monolithic apps to SOA (not 500 apps, but 2,500 “application services”)  Exponential growth in application message traffic Addressing a Market in Transition Message Traffic Integration Costs • Growth in number, cost,and complexity of systemsto enable application integration and security • “Conga line” of appliances, new 1RU, 2RU devices • Management headache, high operations/ people costs

  7. Network = Most Scalable Platform Since the Microprocessor Services Enterprise Home Voice Video Data Mobility Service Providers Commercial Services

  8. Cisco’s 3–5 Year Technology Vision:The Intelligent Information Network INTEGRATED APPLICATIONS Network-Enabled Applications PHASE 3 INTEGRATED SERVICES Virtualized Resources and Services Network Intelligence PHASE 2 INTEGRATED TRANSPORT The Intelligent Movement of Data / Voice / Video Across a System of Networks PHASE 1 Time

  9. SMARTER Global Systems Approach FASTER LASTING Cisco’s Technology StrategyThree Components – No Compromises Resilient design Integrated security and management Adaptive system functionality Intelligent Information Network Programmable ASICs Distributed architecture Endpoint-to-endpoint performance Future-proof architecture Investment protection Integrated technologies

  10. Faster Custom silicon as advanced as recognized industry players Feature Size/ # Metal Layers # Transistors (Million) Chip Size (mm2) Chip Pentium4 Itanium Athlon Ultra-III PPE FFE Metro NT3 0.18/6M 0.18/6M 0.18/6M 0.15/7M 0.18/6M 0.18/6M 0.13/7M 0.18/6M 42 25 37.5 29 50 91 56 97 217 300 128 210 243 180 334 350

  11. Networked Resources Come In Fixed Packages Memory Processing Storage I/O NetworkedInfrastructureComponent

  12. Memory Processing Storage I/O Duplicated, Isolated, Wasted Resources Multiple ComponentsUnder-utilized Capacity

  13. Memory Processing Storage I/O Virtualization Allows You to Treat Your Networking Resources as Shared Pools Processing Memory Storage I/O

  14. Resources Can Be Brought Together On Demand Processing Memory Storage I/O

  15. Processing Memory Storage I/O Virtualization Lets You Overcome Physical Boundaries and Eliminate Waste • Consolidated, policy-based management • Simpler alignment of IT resources to business requirements Virtual Networked Infrastructure

  16. Virtual “Backplane” Between All Resources INTELLIGENT ETHERNET SWITCHING SSL FW VPN IDS SLB Networking Pool INTELLIGENT SERVER SWITCHING Utility Network Web,E-mail Servers Blade Servers Processor Pool DB Servers Storage Pool INTELLIGENT SAN SWITCHING Volume Mgmt. Replication Backup Assist NAS Virtualizing the Data Center ProcessorVirtualization StorageVirtualization FileVirtualization NetworkVirtualization ServiceVirtualization Virtualization

  17. INTELLIGENT NETWORKING AON: Network Speaking the Language of Applications APPLICATIONS BusinessApplications MFG CRM SCM ERP WEB FIN ApplicationInfrastructure APPLICATION-ORIENTED NETWORK PacketNetwork PACKETNETWORKING

  18. NormalApproval CustomerOrder OrderEntry Finance Shipment Billing ExceptionApproval 1011010 1011010 1011010 1011010 1011010 1011010 1011010 1011010 PURCHASE ORDER Enabling Real-Time Application MonitoringThrough the Network APPLICATION ORIENTED NETWORKING Application messaging read by the network Network operations on application messages: • Log • Route • Transform • Validate • Notify POLICY-BASED ABC Co $25,000 Urgent 2 days

  19. Cisco AON Core Capabilities Business EventVisibility Application-levelSecurity Intelligent Messaging • Authentication • Authorization • Encryption/Decryption • Data integrity/non-repudiation • Digital signatures • Centralized PKI mgt. • Reliable messaging • Content based routing • Transformation • Protocol switching • Message distribution • Message load balance • Event capture, filtering • Logging for audit • Automatic notification • Policy controlled • Feed to dashboards • Link to Network events Extensibility Application Optimization • ADK (for custom adapters) • SDK (for custom bladelets) • AON Technology Partners • Hardware Acceleration (SSL, Crypto, XML) • Message level Caching and Compression • High Availability, Failover, Load Balancing

  20. AON Application Security Gateway Use Case:Cisco IT (cisco.com) • Secure, integrated entry pointfor all Cisco online B2B orders • Lower cost: one box • Multiple application-levelsecurity functions • Log • Validate messages • Authenticate/Authorize • Manage digital certificates/ keys • Verify digital signatures • SSL sessions based onapplication ID

  21. Digital Signature • Logging • Partner Integration • Application LevelEvent (ALE) Filtering • Message-level Security • Reliable Messaging • Reader Virtualizationand Management TAG TAG TAG TAG TAG TAG TAG TAG TAG TAG TAG TAG • Event aggregation • Message logging • Content-based routing • Message copy Filtering and Aggregating RFID Messages at the Edge for Retail Co., Medical Products Co. CPG Supplier #1 WMS RFID Tag Read CPG Supplier #2 AON inCat6K, 7600 RFID Tag Read AON inISR

  22. APPLICATION-ORIENTEDNETWORK Policy Controls Flexible, Real-time, Distributed Enforcement AON: Shared SOA Infrastructure Services addressing Deployment Challenges Pervasive, Universally Shared, Reusable Utilities in the Network SERVICE PROVIDERS SERVICE CONSUMERS Shared SOA Infrastructure Services(Messaging, Logging Transformation, Security, Protocol Bridging,Reliable Delivery, Rules-based Routing,Monitoring SLAs, Events) .NET PackagedApps Java Mainframe Portals Dashboards Mobile Apps APPLICATIONS Business Processes BEA Sun Oracle IBM SAP MS Operational Benefits Hardware Acceleration, Pervasive Location, Availability, Manageability PACKET NETWORK

  23. AON as Web Services Intermediary Browser-basedApps (J2EE) TradingApplications HRApplications Business ProcessEngine • Logging, Auditing • Translation/Protocol Switching • Message Transformation • WSDL Filtering • Rules-based,Content-based Routing • Reliable Delivery • Monitoring • Caching • Load-balancingand Failover Web Service Interfaces External WebServicesCustomer Apps Branch OfficeSOAP-CompliantClient Apps (VB) Back OfficeSOAP-CompliantClient Apps (VB, J2EE)

  24. AON as XML/ Web Services Security Gateway • Schema Validation • XSD schema validation (partial document) on incoming SOAP request message identified by XPath expression • Forward valid SOAP request message to endpoint, discard invalid messages • Encryption/ Decryption • WSS standard field-level encryption/ decryption • Interoperates with SOAP/ Apache AXIS 1.1 client implementation of WSS • Digital Signaturesof SOAP request message body • Loggingof meta-data about the SOAP request message 1. Validate part of SOAP Request Message against its XSD schema 2. Decrypt SOAP Request Message data field, Log and Sign message body 3. Encrypt SOAP Response Message data field SOAP/HTTP SOAP/HTTP Service Provider SOAP .NET Endpoint 1. Service Provider SOAP Client Encrypt SOAP Response message data field 2. Service Provider JAVA/ApacheAXIS 1.1 Client AON Certificate Generation/ Import

  25. Unified Messaging Instant Messaging Meeting Place Video Delivery IPCC IP Phone BusinessApplications Collaboration Applications PLM CRM ERP HCM SCM Procurement Middleware and Application Platforms Cisco Offerings Campus Branch Data Centre Enterprise Edge WAN/ MAN Tele- worker Implementing IIN….EnterpriseCisco Service-Oriented Network Architecture Application Layer Interactive Services Layer Application Services Voice & Collaboration Security Storage Mobility Compute Identity Infrastructure Services Places In the Network Networked Infrastructure Layer Storage Clients Devices Server

  26. APPLICATION SERVICES Voice & Collaboration Services Security Services Compute Services Mobility Services INTERACTIVE SERVICES LAYER Identity Services Adaptive MngmntServices Storage Services INFRASTRUCTURE SERVICES VOICE SERVICES SECURITY SERVICES MOBILITY SERVICES STORAGE SERVICES COMPUTE SERVICES IDENTITY SERVICES • IPT • E911 • Presence Services • App security • VPN / SSL • Virtual firewalls • Anti-X • DDoS • NAC • HTTP inspection • Indoor • Outdoor • Metro area • Location based roaming • Voice • VSAN & IVR • Data replication • Remote backup • Tape acceleration • Point in time copycontinuous data protection • RDMA • Server virtualization • I/O virtualization • 802.1X • RADIUS • ACLs Interactive Services LayerCustomer Value and Cisco Differentiation Application Delivery & Optimization Application-Oriented Networking • Intelligent message routing (translation, transformation, reliable delivery) , SOA support • Application-to-application security • Application message/ business event visibility and responsiveness • Application Velocity System • Wide Area Application Services • Content Services Switch/ Content Services Module • Application Control Engine

  27. The Challenge… mySAP Business Suite Main office Branch office

  28. Business Processes Accessible Through Enterprise Services EnterpriseServicesArchitecture ESA AON ApplicationOrientedNetwork Intelligent Packet Network Cisco and SAP Join Forces MFG CRM SCM ERP WEB FIN SSL

  29. AON AON Remote Management of Subsidiaries/Branches Headquarters Subsidiary: Nairobi Start-up/Shut down Checking status Master data update Intercompany process mySAP Network AON Management Console

  30. Process Order Decrypt, & Authenticate Content Based Route to Fastest Server Transformation, Protocol translation, digital signing, encryption AON AON Send Invoice Remote Management of Subsidiaries/Branches Headquarters Subsidiary: Nairobi mySAP Cluster Network AON Management Console

  31. SONA Cisco SONA Accelerates the Network's Role in Transforming Business Processes Virtualization, GRID Computing Disruptive Technologies (e.g. RFID, Infiniband) On Demand, Adaptive Enterprise, etc. SOA

  32. Key Takeaways • The network is the only common, single element that connects and enables all components of the IT infrastructure • Only Cisco offers a comprehensive network infrastructure and intelligent networking services • Cisco SONA enables businesses to benefit from the “network multiplier” effect • Optimizing business processes and applications • Cisco lifecycle services, proven enterprise architectures and experience across industries can help you meet your business imperatives in real-time Convergence and Integration Virtualization Automation

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