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  • Technical Overview: Cisco Validated Design: Secure Multi-Tenancy Architecture

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    This document provides a technical overview of Cisco's validated design for a secure multi-tenancy architecture. It discusses four pillars of the architecture: availability, secure separation, service assurance, and management. The architecture uses VMware and Cisco components like vSphere, Nexus switches, UCS servers, and NetApp storage to provide isolation between tenants and redundancy. It also describes the documentation for the design including solution briefs, design guides, and deployment guides.

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    Technical Overview: Cisco Validated Design: Secure Multi-Tenancy Architecture

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    Marco Espinoza Cordero
    This document provides a technical overview of Cisco's validated design for a secure multi-tenancy architecture. It discusses four pillars of the architecture: availability, secure separation, service assurance, and management. The architecture uses VMware and Cisco components like vSphere, Nexus switches, UCS servers, and NetApp storage to provide isolation between tenants and redundancy. It also describes the documentation for the design including solution briefs, design guides, and deployment guides.

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    Technical Overview

    Cisco Validated Design: Secure Multi-Tenancy Architecture

    Agenda
    Introduction Architecture, Four Pillars, Components, and Documentation
    Availability Secure Separation

    Service Assurance
    Management

    Silos to Secure Multi-tenancy Architecture


    Traditional Data Centers
    HR Apps BU Apps Core Apps VMware VMware VMware

    Secure Multi-tenancy Architecture

    H R

    B U

    AP P

    HR

    BU

    APP

    Secure Multi-tenancy Four Pillars

    Availability

    Secure Separation

    Service s Assurance

    Management

    Build resilient architecture High Availability Fault Tolerance Redundancy

    Enable separation across tenants Increase security and access control

    Deliver consistent SLA across Compute Network Storage

    Simplify management End-to-end manageability

    Secure Multi-tenancy Architecture

    Secure Multi-tenancy Components


    Comput e
    VMware vShield VMware vCenter Cisco Nexus 1000V
    VMware vSphere VMware vSphere

    Compute
    VMware vShield Manager

    VMware vShield VMware vSphere Cisco Unified Computing System

    VMware vSphere Cisco UCS 5100 Blade Server Cisco UCS 6100 Fabric Interconnect

    NetApp SnapManager

    Network
    Cisco UCS Manager NetApp SANscreen

    Cisco Nexus 1000V Cisco Nexus 5000 Cisco Nexus 7000 Cisco MDS

    Network
    Cisco Nexus 5000

    Storage
    NetApp FAS NetApp Multistore

    Cisco Nexus 7000

    Cisco Data Center Network Manager

    SAN
    Cisco MDS

    Management
    VMware vShield Manager VMware vCenter Cisco UCS Manager Cisco DC Network Manager NetApp Operations Manager NetApp Provisioning Manager NetApp SANscreen & SnapManager

    Storage

    NetApp MultiStore NetApp FAS

    NetApp FilerView NetApp Provisioning Manager NetApp Protection Manager NetApp Operations Manager

    Documentation Usage Guideline


    Solution Brief (4 pages) Architecture Overview (25 pages) CVD: Design Guide (90 pages) Design Considerations Best Practice Bill of Material CVD: Deployment Guide (100+ pages) Configuration Software Recommendation

    Designing Secure Multi-tenancy into


    Virtualized Data Center Design Guide

    Cisco Validated Design (CVD)

    Resilient End-to-End Architecture


    Core/ Aggregation

    Compute
    Cisco Nexus 7000

    Access
    vPC

    Cisco Nexus 5000

    vCenter Heartbeat VMware HA vMotion/Storage vMotion UCS Fabric Redundancy

    Compute

    vPC

    vPC

    Nexus 1000V

    Cisco UCS 6100 Fabric Interconnect

    Network
    vPC EtherChannel N1KV Active/Standby VSM Link/Device Redundancy

    VMware vCenter VMware vSphere

    4x10GE 4x10GE

    4x10GE 4x10GE

    UCS 5100 Blade Server

    SAN/Storag e
    FC Ether Channel FC FC FC

    Cisco MDS
    Ether Channel

    Storage
    RAID-DP NetApp HA Snapshot SnapMirror/SnapVault

    NetApp FAS
    10GE 10GE

    End-to-End Management
    Server Layer
    vCenter Server vShield Manager Unified Computing System (UCS) Manager SANscreen

    Network Layer
    Data Center Network Manager Flexible NetFlow Fabric Manager SANscreen

    Storage Layer
    Operations Manager Provisioning and Protection Manager SANscreen
    Service Insight Service Assurance Application Insight Capacity Manager VM Insight

    Q&A

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