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BUILDING THE BRIDGE

BUILDING THE BRIDGE. TO THE FUTURE. Nico SiEbelink Technical director Juniper networks. JUNIPER TODAY : GLOBAL REACH. 9600+ employees 12,000+ partners 16 around-the-clock support centers 146 offices in 45 countries 5 R&D centers Among highest in R&D spend in industry

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BUILDING THE BRIDGE

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  1. BUILDING THE BRIDGE TO THE FUTURE Nico SiEbelink Technical director Juniper networks

  2. JUNIPER TODAY : GLOBAL REACH • 9600+ employees • 12,000+ partners • 16 around-the-clock support centers • 146 offices in 45 countries • 5 R&D centers • Among highest in R&D spend in industry • Approx. 4.7B$ Annual revenue Supporting Our Customers Around the World

  3. 2 CustomerSegments Service Provider Enterprise DISCIPLINED AND Strategic focus, No DISTRACTIONS 3 Businesses Routing Switching Security Edge Access & Aggregation Data Center WAN Campus & Branch Core 6 Domains

  4. OUR TECHNOLOGY STRATEGYSOLVE A PROBLEM ONCE : RE-USE MANY TIMES Connect everything. Empower everyone. Innovating Across Systems, Silicon and Software Silicon Systems Software NetworkArchitecture Through high-performance network and industry innovation

  5. MAJOR GLOBAL TRENDS Intense Demand for Network Innovation to Reduce Cost, Provide Securityand Enable New Services Mobile Internet Cloud Security % of New Enterprise Apps Deployed in the Cloud: % of IT practitioners citing serious web-based and denial of service attacks Devices to connect on wireless networks in 2020 50B 80% 60+% Source: Gartner, IDC and Poneman Institute

  6. MAJOR MARKET FORCES…THERE IS AN EXPLOSION OF DATA, USERS AND CONNECTED DEVICES 2011 2011 2016 5.3ZB 22ZB 2.1B 3.3B 5B 14B

  7. THE WORLDWIDE MIGRATION IS A REALITY Clients Global High-Performance Network Data Centers People Mobile Home Branch Machines Campus Applications Cloud Services Increasingly Mobile workforce, contractors The Network is the enabler

  8. Service Provider Challenges Enterprise Challenges • Service differentiation • Rapid service creation and delivery • Static versus dynamic • Agility, responsiveness • BYOD / mobility growth • Static versus dynamic • Inability to adapt fast enough THE EXISTINGNETWORK CAN'T KEEP PACE IN FAST CHANGING IT WORLD Managing complexity, cost and risk of scaling network infrastructure

  9. networkchallenges in real terms Network Roadblock to Cloud Time Provisioning Network Provisioning Server ProvisioningStorage Pre Virtualization Post Virtualization

  10. PROBLEM : THE HUMAN LATENCY Human latency Manual and static : Orchestration Provisioning Diagnostics Troubleshooting Configuration Policy X DEVICE = Time to Service

  11. CENTRALIZE COST SAVINGS PROGRAMMABILITY Software Defined Networking Are you ready to adapt to this new model? DEPLOY FASTER DYNAMIC AGILITY AUTOMATION FLEXIBILITY INTELLIGENCE CUSTOMIZE

  12. SDNand NFV Network Architecture Equipment Architecture • SDN • Software Defined Networking • An evolution in network architecture • SDN provides dynamic, service connectivity overlays • NFV • Network Function Virtualization • An evolution in equipment architecture • NFV generalizes view of network functions into re-purpose-able assets

  13. New way of doing things SDN • The network can be simple • Virtual networks • Connections • Security Policies • Connectivity Policies • Service Chaining Old way of doing things Pre-SDN Networking should be complicated. For Juniper. Not for you. • VLANs • MAC addresses • IP addresses • Subnets • ACLs • Routing Policies • Manual Service Chaining • VRFs • Devices • Ports • OS-specifics

  14. Service chaining for NFVimprove service velocity and agility • Contrail proactively programs virtual overlay switches & gateways only • Services are turned up or down Contrail SDN Controller Orchestrator Dynamic Service Chain Configuration Pool of x86 Appliances • BENEFITS • Foundation for new services offering with increased agility and velocity • Reduced capital and operational expense via network simplification MX Router w x86 Appliances MX Router w x86 Service Card

  15. DATACENTER METAFABRIC

  16. TOP ENTERPRISE IT INITIATIVES Source: IDC CIO Agenda Survey

  17. APPLICATIONS ARE DRIVING IT TRANSFORMATION Virtualization Clouds SDN

  18. CRITICAL DATA CENTER ATTRIBUTES “All great things are simple” Agility & Economics Network virtualisation Dynamic Security • Virtualized services • Dynamic policy • Visibility & control • Multi tenancy • Dynamic network creation • Simple to provision • A more agile business • Better economics

  19. INTRODUCING THE METAFABRIC ARCHITECTURE VM VM VM VM VM VM VM VM VM VM VM VM VM VM VM VM VM VM Virtual Virtual My on-premisesdata center My managedservice provider My hostedservice provider My cloudservice provider Physical Physical Physical Physical Virtual Virtual Virtual Virtual SIMPLE. OPEN. SMART.

  20. QFX5100 ONE SWITCH, ANY ARCHITECTURE Virtual Chassis Fabric Up to 20 members QFabric Virtual Chassis Up to 128 members Up to 10 members Managed as a Single Switch Spine-Leaf Layer 3 Fabric QFX5100 … L3 Fabric

  21. MX SERIES UNIVERSAL DC GATEWAY Universal SDN gateway“Connecting islands” “New” Encaps Contrail VM VM VM VM Open, standards-based DCIEVPN, MPLS, VPLS VM VM VM VM VM VM VM VM Bare Metal NSX Bare Metal Seamless workload mobilityEfficient traffic forwarding MX Series—one platform to connect multiple sites and clouds

  22. JUNOSV CONTRAIL AGILE NETWORKING CONTRAIL CONTROLLER Configuration Control Analytics Simple, open and agile Virtual network overlay VM VM VM VM VM VM VM VM Multiple hypervisor support KVM, VMware ESXi vRouter vRouter Physical Host with Hypervisor Physical Host with Hypervisor Physical Network(no changes) Developer momentum OpenContrail community Gateway WAN, Internet

  23. VMWARE NSX INTEGRATION IT or Infrastructure as a Service Physical Server Connectivity Physical Data Center Connectivity VirtualData Center PhysicalData Center BareMetal Server VirtualNetwork PhysicalNetwork VirtualNetwork • NSX L2 gateway on ToR switches • Programmatic VxLAN connectivity to bare metal servers • NSX L2 gateway on core switch or edge router • Programmatic VxLAN connectivity to non-virtualized data centers • NSX L2 gateway on edge router • Programmatic connectivity to tenant specific VxLAN QFX5100 EX9200 or MX Series MX Series

  24. SMART DATACENTER SECURITY VM VM VM VM Data Center Global Attacker Database VM VM Physical Physical Virtual Virtual SRX Series Firewall vGW and Firefly DDoS Secure WebApp Secure • Virtual host and perimeter security • Optimized for performance • Proven data center scale • Integration with WebApp Secure • Low-and-slow and volumetric • Signature free: stops new attacks • Intrusion Deception stops hacking • No tuning or WebApp changes

  25. CAMPUS AND BRANCH ALWAYS ONENTErPRISE

  26. The enterprise extends far beyond the confines of the company. It’s everywhere your organization operates—all the places where the business lives: with your customers and coworkers, between machines and in manufacturing. Your business only happens if the enterprise is always on and always running

  27. Explosion of Smartphones and Tablets • 100% attach rate with Wi-Fi • Propels Enterprise WLAN growth • Mobility Trends: IDC

  28. Enterprise Access IS Wireless • >50% of Devices now • Growing to 70% • IDC Report 2013 • Why? • Higher density than wired • Also, M2M, printers, projectors, cameras, sensors, etc. Wireless70% Wireless50% Wired 50% Wired 30% 2013 2016

  29. Unified Communications & Collaboration (UC&C) Applications Microsoft Lync Goal: • Unify communications and collaboration: • Voice, video, chat, desktop sharing Challenges: • Increased traffic • Wireless Network Requirements • Assured Quality of Experience • High availability

  30. OPTIMIZING THE LYNC USER EXPERIENCE UC&C ON Enterprise across collapsed tiers and centralized controllers ON Enterprise Access Points Local Switching at the AP Remote AP = no WLC at Branch or remote Campus Move Controllers to the DC WLC Clusters :thousandsof APs can be managed as a single unit Juniper EX Virtual Chassis Reduces hundreds of manageddevices to tens Enables configurations for moreflexible East-West traffic for UCC like Lync ….. ….. Collapsed Aggregation/Core/WAN WLC cluster IP WAN Branch Data Center Cloud Internet

  31. Need For Simplifying Operations Complexity on the Rise Many standalone management tools: wired, wireless, etc. • Need for single-pane-of-glass tool • Configuration management, monitoring, troubleshooting

  32. JUNOS SPACE NETWORK DIRECTOR • Wired and Wireless Visualization - Operational simplification Network Director control Visualize analyze Complete Wired & Wireless View Flow Monitoring Real-Time Performance Monitoring Single Pane of Glass for Wired and Wireless Networks

  33. Unified Access Integrating Wired and Wireless Network Access Goal: • Converge wired and wireless networks • Reduce cost by taking away silos • Reduce Management complexity • Maintain consistent security polices • Seamless user experience • Juniper role based Unified access control +

  34. Private MPLS Campus Core with VPLS or L3VPN • AN ARCHITECTURAL APPROACH • Stretch the Connectivity for a Seamless Network Core Switch (PE) Core Switch (PE) Core Switch (PE) Core Switch (PE) MPLS MPLS VLAN VLAN Access Switche (CE) Access Switche (CE) Access Switche (CE) Access Switche (CE) Core Switch (PE) Core Switch (PE) MPLS VLAN Wireless Access Point Wireless Access Point Wireless Access Point Wireless Access Point Access Switches (CE) Access Switches (CE) SITE 1 SITE 3 Wireless Access Point Wireless Access Point VLAN3 SITE 2 Finance/ Business Ops VPN VLAN1 VLAN2 R&D VPN Marketing/ Sales VPN

  35. Juniper Networks Enterprise. Juniper switching,WLAN and networking management solutionsthat enable secure, reliable access to mission critical applications from any device anywhere in the world. ON

  36. Thank you

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