NTT i3 at OpenStack Summit - May 20th, 2015

DELIVERING A CARRIER-CLASS NFV USE-CASE

INTRODUCTION
Ichiro Fukuda, Chief Architect, Infrastructure, NTT I3
§  NTT Innovation Institute for 5 years working on realizing NTT's Cloud and Software-Defined
networking vision
§  NTT Communications over 10 years. He led various development projects including ATM and
IP/MPLS technology based network services
§  M.E. and B.E. degree from Waseda University
§  Member of CTO Council of Open Networking Foundation(ONF), and OpenContrail Advisory
Board.
Pratik Roychowdhury, Director, Product Management, Contrail (Juniper)
§  Juniper for last 5 years leading product management activities for Juniper’s Network Virtualization
Platform and Network Programmability products and taking some of those products from concept
to release
§  15 yrs in the hi-tech industry assuming various roles including product development at Citrix,
strategy & marketing at early stage start-ups and technology investment banking at UBS
§  B.Tech in EE from Indian Institute of Technology; MBA from Univ of Michigan, Ann Arbor
OpenStack Summit, May 18-22, 2015, Vancouver BC CANADA, ©NTT INNOVATION INSTITUTE, INC.

AGENDA
ENTERPRISE WAN : CHALLENGES & TRENDS
ESI SOLUTION OVERVIEW
DEMO
Q&A
1
2
3
4

CHALLENGES & TRENDS
ENTERPRISE WAN
OVERVIEW

ENTERPRISE CUSTOMERS’ CHALLENGES
COMPLIANCE
OVERHEAD
INSUFFICIENT
VISIBILITY
OPERATIONAL
INSECURITY
SLOW NETWORK
PROVISIONING
OVERWHELMING
WORKLOAD
§ Too many types of
devices to manage
§ Too many sites to
manage
§ Lot of customization
§ Network provisioning
for a new application
is slow
§ Provisioning a VPN
circuit takes 60-90
days
§ Lack of expertise to
properly configure
security devices to
address their
requirements
§ Lack of expertise to
find meaningful
events from logs
§ Limited ability to
correlate data during
downtimes
§ Hard to identify
dependencies
between applications
and infrastructure
elements
§ Must comply with
multi-regional
policies
§ Rigid change
management is
required to enforce
and maintain policies

High Expectation to Software-Defined Wide Area Network (SD-WAN)
PROBLEM STATEMENT (ONUG SD-WAN WG )
1.  Significant delays and cost in provisioning cycles of remote sites
2.  Operational and management complexities, resulting in provisioning and remediation
inefficiencies
3.  The proliferation of required network and security services has resulted in a 1:1 ratio
mapping of multi-vendor appliances not optimal for remote sites
4.  Complexity and inefficiency for managing security and compliance controls
5.  High cost and low control of the wide area network
Source: Open Networking User Group (ONUG) white paper
https://opennetworkingusergroup.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/05/ONUG-SD-WAN-WG-Whitepaper_Final1.pdf

CONVERGED
INFRASTRUCTURE
AS A SERVICE
AS A SERVICE PROVIDER, WHAT DO WE DO?
New revenues from a managed enterprise
Network appliance (re)-selling accelerated by NFV and an
as-a-service consumption model
Differentiate Service Provider’s Data Centers and Cloud
collocated with a SDN/NFV Service enabled POP
‘Share of Customer Wallet’ shifting from Carrier Circuits & Networking
Hardware to Managed Value Added Software and Services.
We Will Provide An End to End Solution to Capture this Opportunity
IT
Outsourcing
Network
Integration
DC Hosting
Cloud

STRATEGY AND APPROACH
ELASTIC SERVICE
INFRASTRUCTURE (ESI)

ESI : ELASTIC SERVICE INFRASTRUCTURE
Cloud DC (for Hosting/Cloud services)
POP WITH NFVI
Network POP
CPE WITH NFVI
Customer Premises
CLOUD/DC WITH NFVI
§  Service Infrastructure for SDN/NFV-Enabled Programmable Enterprise Networking
§  NFVI Distributed over Multiple Locations in Three Altitudes: Cloud, Fog, and Ground
§  Creates an Open Market for VNF Providers to Deliver Leading-Edge NFV Solutions to Customers
§  Currently under Internal Product Evaluation within NTT Group
Cloud
Fog
Ground
NTT’s Global Networks
(Internet Backbone /
MPLS-VPN)
VNF
VNF Market Place
VNF
VNF
VNF
VNF
VNF
VNF
VNF
VNF
VNF
VNF
VNF Providers
VNF
ORCHESTRATOR
Local Network

ESI SOLUTION OVERVIEW
Solution DescriptionCustomer Needs
§  Multi-tenant LBaaS, FWaaS, WanOpt-aaS capability
§  Reduced TCO from low-cost CPE devices, (ê cust support costs)
§  Improved agility in introducing new (& upgrading existing) services
§  Self-service portal for service enablement
Scale-out and on-demand security and connectivity services to
business customers with light-weight device at customer premise
1 Flexible Service Chaining
§  Service Catalog / Marketplace with choice of services
§  Service Chaining of Security and Network services
§  Services run in POP or customer premises (ESE)
§  APIs integration with self-service portal
4 Software Defined WAN
§  Built on top of the Internet, using secure connection for data and
control traffic
§  Integrates with existing L3VPN (wherever applicable)
2 Central management, monitoring, troubleshooting
§  ESI Controller manages & monitors the environment centrally
§  OpenStack Heat to create service templates
Customer
Branch
Customer DC
Software Defined
WAN (L3VPN)
ESI
Controller
4
2
ESE ESE
ESE ESE ESE
ESI POP
ESE ESE ESE
ESI POP
ESE ESE
Customer HQ
Customer
Premise
ESI POP
(NTT DC)
COTS HW (X86, ARM, )
SDN / NFV Software Stack
VNFsMARKET PLACE
…
3
1
3
Open, interoperable Carrier-grade SDN Platform
§  OpenContrail - scalable, performant & available SDN platform
§  BGP & other standards-based protocol for interoperability
Internet

ESI SOLUTION DETAILS
ESE Device
(compute node)
Multiple LAN Interfaces
(wired / wireless)
CUSTOMER SITE
…
POP
Analytics
INTERNET
Internet Access /
Connectivity
On Premise Services
Services & Service Chaining on
a Contrail Cloud Cluster
1
2b
2a
4
2a
Hypervisor
1.  Initial Provisioning à Once the CPE device comes up it calls home, gets info on which DC/POP to connect to, establishes a secure connection to the
PoP. Contrail Controller running in the DC/POP, manages/provisions the CPE device, assigns IP, etc.
2.  CPE Device is just as another compute node à vRouter in the CPE device, and the DC compute nodes à
a.  Service Chaining: Enable services to be chained on the CPE as well as the ones in the DC. (Note that for the CPE device which cannot run vRouter
in the data plane, vRouter agent could be running in the user space and programming the data plane for forwarding.)
b.  Analytics: Granular flow statistics information is communicated back to the Controller (analytics node) from the vRouter (both from CPE & the DC
compute nodes), then aggregate/stream to global analytics backend
3.  Centralized Portal à Policy definition + Monitoring, diagnostics, analytics (aggregates statistics info across all POPs/DCs)
4.  Internet Connectivity à to the customer environment is provided from the DC or directly from the CPE device (through split tunneling)
3
Secure Connection over
Internet
Centralized Operator Portal (management/provisioning +
monitoring + Billing) + Customer Self Service Portal
Management & Provisioning
SSL
Concentrator

© 2014 NTT i³ - Internal Only
ESI PRODUCT DEMO
LIVE DEMO

USE-CASE: BRANCH NETWORKING
§  Management of enterprise infrastructure
o  E2E Automation and Network orchestration
o  Overcome overload and increased latency of private
WAN and DC links
§  Spinning up new services on-demand, rapidly and stitching
the services in a chain regardless of location of services
§  Achieving Carrier-grade infrastructure
o  Network Availability with NFV
o  Scaling for unpredictable Network Utilization
§  Monitoring, Debugging, Troubleshooting entire environment
centrally
Technical / Operational Needs
§  Enterprise customers need to simplify Branch
Networking
o  Need to quickly deploy new branch sites (slow
VPN circuit delivery when opening new sites)
o  Expensive carrier VPN bandwidth to be used
effectively
o  Netw. device mgmt. with limited IT resources
§  Lowering TCO
o  Operational cost of managing and operating the
network
o  Very high price-per-bandwidth of enterprise WAN
§  Rapid service delivery and application roll out to
accelerate business
Business Needs

DEMO SETUP
WAN
LAN
Management
Admin Portal @Palo Alto
Web Filter VNF
Overlay VPN
Demo Laptop
ESE Device
INTERNET
Go to Demo

DEMO MOVIE
Demo movie can be found in YouTube OpenContrail channel
https://www.youtube.com/user/OpenContrail
ESI DEMO MOVIE
Demo: E2E Automation of Enterprise Branch Roll-out
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tRYsALKtWfQ

HOW DOES OPENSTACK
FIT IN?
Back from Demo

ESI HIGH LEVEL ARCHITECTURE
Global Service Orchestrator
Service Distribution Layer (ETCD)
Dashboard
Model
Importer
API
NFVI
VNF
Local Resource Orchestrator
SDN Controller (CONTRAIL)
Orchestration Engine (HEAT)
Virtual
Network
Service
Chain
Cloud Controller (OPENSTACK)
VNF
Compute
VNF Manager
VNF
Manager
VPN Controller
Overlay VPN
VNF
Image Repo.
Worker (Model Transformer / Resource Scheduler)
NFV Infrastructure Layer
SSL ForwardervRouter
VNF
VNF VNF VNF VNF
COTS Hardware
x86
SOC
ARM
SOC
NPU FPGA
KVM / Docker
Software-Defined
WAN Fabric
(Overlay-VPN / MPLS)
ESE: Service Edge (Customer Premises)
Service /
Network
Model
Catalog Policy
End-customer
Analytic
SSL Concentrator KVM / DockervRouter
VNF VNF VNF VNF VNF VNF VNF VNF
NFV Resource Pool
Underlay Infrastructure Server ToR Router Appliance
Micro Service Controllers
VNF VNF
Operator

CONTROLLER ARCHITECTURE
Zero Coding Service Definition
JSON
Schema
Schema Mapping
Heat Template
SouthBound
API
New OpenStack-like
Service on the fly
Automatically Generate à UI /
API / DB / SOUTHBOUND
Policy
(JSON based)

Model Definition by JSON Schema

Template Mapping and Heat Template

LOCAL
GLOBAL
ESI API Server (Go based)
etcd (pubsub) mysql
Heat worker
Heat
OpenStack OpenContrail VNF GW
VNF
Worker
JSON
Schema
Schema
Mapping
Heat Template
Keystone
Agile Service Development Engine

ESI-POP ESI-POP
Hosted Private Cloud
NETWORK ARCHITECTURE
Virtual Network and L3-VPN as First Class Citizen
à L3-VPN Based WAN Fabric
ESI CONTROLLER
ESI-POP
ESE
Existing L3VPN Sites
Scale Horizontally -- Coexistence with other L3 VPN Sites
SaaS
IaaS
ESE: Elastic Service Edge (Smart CPE w/ Distributed NFVI)
External Cloud Services
ESE ESE ESEESE ESE ESE ESE ESE
L3VPN
Internet Pvt.
Line
DYNAMIC
OVERLAY-VPN
(TUNNEL MESH)
DYNAMIC
OVERLAY-VPN
(TUNNEL MESH)
DYNAMIC
OVERLAY-VPN
(TUNNEL MESH)

CPE FEATURE
NFV Infrastructure Layer
SSL ForwardervRouter
VNF
VNF VNF VNF VNF
COTS Hardware
x86
SOC
ARM
SOC
NPU FPGA
KVM / Docker
ESE: Service Edge
(Customer Premises)
§  Self-service SSL-VPN On-boarder
§  Dynamic SSL-VPN Configuration
o  Create tunnel dynamically when NH Update
§  Simple and Robust Service Insertion and Chaining
o  No Nova-Compute in ESE
o  Instantiate VM / Docker container via vRouter-agent
§  Granular Log/Metric Collection for Analytics
§  Automatic OS Update
o  Pull and Update OS if needed
§  Software Portability Across Different Hardware
o  Network Appliance, ToR Switch, x86 Server
Linux and Open-Source Software Allow us to Develop Managed Service Device that is Tailored to our
Business and Operational Processes

OPENCONTRAIL - SOFTWARE NETWORKING SYSTEM
Physical IP Fabric
(no changes)
OPENCONTRAIL
CONTROLLER
ORCHESTRATOR
Host O/SvRouter
Network Orchestration Compute / Storage
orchestration
Gateway
Config Plane: Bi-directional real-time
message bus using XMPP
…
Scale-out Multi-vendor VNFs can
run on the same platform
Interoperates with different
Orchestration systems
Integrates with
§  different Linux Hosts,
§  multiple hypervisors, Containers
§  multi-vendor X86, ARM servers
Multi-vendor SDN Gateway (any router that can talk BGP and
the dynamic tunneling protocols)
Data Plane: Overlay Tunnels
(MPLSoGRE, MPLSoUDP, VXLAN)
Control Plane: BGP Control Plane
(logically centralized, physically
distributed Controller elements)
Automation: REST APIs to integrate with
different Orchestration Systems
Internet / WAN
or Legacy Env.
(Config, Control, Analytics)
Control /Config Plane: for Bare Metal
support - OVSDB or EVPN + Netconf
Multi-vendor TOR support to connect
Bare Metal Servers, using standard
control plane & config plane protocols
(Windows, Linux ….) on BMS
TOR
Neutron

OPENCONTRAIL BENEFITS
PERFORMANCE: vRouter provides Multi-tenant Routing, Switching, Firewall, and Load Balancing
SCALABILITY: No Shared State or Per Flow Computation
AVAILABILITY: All components (Controller and OpenStack) are highly available
INTEROPERABILITY: with multi-vendor physical infrastructure for investment protection
ANALYTICS: Application and Network state for rich Diagnostics, Monitoring, Reporting
SECURITY: Inherent security from L3VPN, enhanced with further control/data plane sec. features

ESI SOLUTION – CO-CREATION EFFORTS
Driving
Requirements
Features
§  ESE Device management / control / data traffic over the Internet on a secure channel
§  P + V Interconnect (Bare Metal TOR integration)
§  Container integration (running on the ESE devices)
§  Centralized portal allowing
o  Initial provisioning of CPE device including à policy definition once CPE device comes up (creating
OpenStack Heat-based templates)
§  Service Chaining capabilities between services running at the Customer site (i.e. on CPE) with services in the
POP
§  Centralized security policy creation with distributed policy enforcement
§  vRouter running on the ESE device (ESE device just another compute node) – analytics from the ESE device
§  Carrier-grade platform …
Collaboration
§  Co-creation / Agile development of solution between OpenContrail and NTT
§  Partner relation more than a customer relation
§  Architectural support on using Contrail and OpenStack components within ESI Solution

PRESS RELEASE OF THE SOLUTION
Press Release:
http://www.ntti3.com/blog//ntt-i3-introduces-elastic-service-infrastructure-to-enable-the-
cloud-ready-enterprise
ESI, an infrastructure for NFV-enabled enterprise networking, leverages Juniper Networks’
Contrail™ Cloud Platform, an OpenStack-based cloud orchestration platform
“NTT Communications is committed to launching new services which create strong ROI for
our customers. NTT i3's R&D approach demonstrates that NTT Group is an industry-
leading innovator for IT services.”
- Takashi Ooi, Director, Member of the Board , Senior Vice President , NTT
Communications

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