Management and control of Data Centre networks Sample Clauses

Management and control of Data Centre networks. Modern Data Centres (DCs) are becoming increasingly complex and massive. Proliferation of new technologies such as virtualization is adding yet another level of complexity while enabling higher workloads to be placed on the network. In order to cope with different demands of Data Centre providers and of Data Centre tenants, a control and management architectures are required. The management layer creates rules and policies for:  Providing different networking models for the needs of different applications or tenants. For instance, flat networks or VLANs for separation of servers and traffic.  Managing IP addresses, allowing for dedicated static IPs or DHCP. Floating IPs allow traffic to be dynamically rerouted to any computing resource, which allows to redirect traffic during maintenance or in the case of failure.  Integrating with commodity gear or advanced networking services from supported vendors.  Deploying different network policies. Then, the control layer is responsible to configure the programmable network devices by translating the rules and policies defined by the network manager according to the network topology and devices. Following the Software Defined Networking (SDN) architecture, the control layer can be implemented through an SDN controller, which should support all configuration protocols of the programmable network devices residing in the network, e.g., OpenFlow [OF]. There are several industry closed network control architectures, such as Cisco UCS (Unified Computing System) [UCS], and Juniper QFabric [QFabric]. Cisco UCS provides an (x86) architecture data centre server platform composed of computing hardware, virtualization support, switching fabric, and management software. It includes a Cisco UCS manager software embedded into the 6100/6200 series Fabric Interconnect, which is accessed by the administrator through a common browser, or a Command Line Interface (CLI), or programmatically through an API. Virtual Machines (VMs) can be moved from one physical chassis to another, applications may be moved between Virtual Machines, and management may even be conducted remotely from an iPhone using SiMU (Simple iPhone Management of UCS). In addition to the embedded software, administrators may also manage the system from VMware's vSphere. The Juniper QFabric System is composed of multiple components working together as a single switch to provide high-performance, any-to-any connectivity and management simplicity in the Data Centre. Th...
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