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Requirements and Framework of

VPN-oriented Data Center Services

http://datatracker.ietf.org/doc/draft-so-vdcs/

Ning So

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Paul Unbehagen

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Linda Dunbar

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Henry Yu

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John M. Heinz

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Norival Figueira

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What Is VDCS

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VPN-oriented Data Center Services (VDCS) are the

extensions to the existing L2 and L3 VPN services into

cloud data centers and to control the virtual resources

sharing functions

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Strictly maintaining the secure, reliable, and logical isolation

characteristics of VPN

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Making the data center resources as additional attributes to VPNs

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Allowing end-to-end VPN-based service management

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VPN having the control on how and what data center resources to

be associated with the VPN

This draft describes the characteristics of those services, the

service requirements, and the corresponding requirements to

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VDCS Service Definition and Requirements

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VPN-oriented DC computing services

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Virtual Machines (VMs) and/or physical servers in a

virtualized carrier data center being attached to a customer

VPN

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Requirements: auto-provisioning, VM and server instantiation

and removal, VM migration policy control, VM monitoring

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VPN-oriented DC storage services

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disk space, either virtual or actual blocks of hard drives in

data centers, being added to a customer s VPN

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Requirements: content replication control, storage space

auto-provisioning, storage migration policy control, content

life cycle management

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Other Requirements

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Intra-DC Network Requirements

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Requirements when VPNs are extended into DC using VPN

Gateway

Traffic separation per VPN and per service

DC virtual resource assignment control and reporting

Dynamic configuration and provisioning control of DC virtual resources

QoS support

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Virtual Resources Management Requirements

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DC virtual resources include physical servers and VMs, disk

spaces, memories, intra-DC network connections and

bandwidth.

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Other Requirements

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Security requirements

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Auto-configuration requirements

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OAM requirements

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L3-VDCS Physical Framework

– Virtual Machines attached to VPN

Data Center LAN Switch User Desktops LAN Switch CE Rout er VPN Edge Route r User Desktop s LAN Switch CE Rout er VPN Edge Route r User Desktop s LAN Switch CE Rout er VPN Edge Route r User Desktops LAN Switch CE Rout er VPN Edge Route r

IP/MPLS

network

Data Center VPN GW Router

Data

Center

10.1.x

10.2.x

10.3.x

10.4.x

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Logical View of Routing Table at L3VPN Edge Routers

VM User Desktop s VPN Edge Route r User Desktop s VPN Edge Route r User Desktop s VPN Edge Route r User Desktop s VPN Edge Route r

IP/MPLS

network

DC VPN GW Router

Data

Center

1

3

2

4

10.1.x

10.3.x

10.4.x

10.2.x

IP Address Next Hop

10.1.200.x DC VPN GW 10.1.x VPN ER 1 10.2.20.x DC VPN GW 10.2.x VPN ER 2 10.3.20.x DC VPN GW 10.3.x VPN ER 3

IP Address Next Hop

10.1.200.x DC VPN GW 10.1.x VPN ER 1 10.2.20.x DC VPN GW 10.2.x VPN ER 2 10.3.20.x DC VPN GW 10.3.x VPN ER 3 10.4.100.x DC VPN GW 10.4.x VPN ER 4

IP Address Next Hop

10.1.200.x DC VPN GW 10.1.x VPN ER 1 10.2.20.x DC VPN GW 10.2.x VPN ER 2 10.3.20.x DC VPN GW 10.3.x VPN ER 3 10.4.100.x DC VPN GW

IP Address Next Hop

10.1.200.x DC VPN GW 10.1.x VPN ER 1 10.2.20.x DC VPN GW 10.2.x VPN ER 2 10.3.20.x DC VPN GW 10.3.x VPN ER 3 10.4.100.x DC VPN GW

IP Address Next Hop

10.1.200.x DC VPN GW 10.1.x VPN ER 1 10.2.20.x DC VPN GW 10.2.x VPN ER 2 10.3.20.x DC VPN GW 10.3.x VPN ER 3

IP Address Next Hop

10.1.200.x DC VPN GW 10.1.x VPN ER 1 10.2.20.x DC VPN GW 10.2.x VPN ER 2 10.3.20.x DC VPN GW

IP Address Next Hop

10.1.200.x DC VPN GW 10.1.x VPN ER 1 10.2.20.x DC VPN GW 10.2.x VPN ER 2 10.3.20.x DC VPN GW

IP Address Next Hop

10.1.200.x DC VPN GW 10.1.x VPN ER 1 10.2.20.x DC VPN GW

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L3VDCS Logical View

L3VDCS Logical View

User Desktop s VPN Edge Route VPN User Desktop s VPN Edge Route VPN User Desktop s VPN Edge Route r User Desktop s VPN Edge Route r

IP/MPLS

network

DC VPN GW Router

1

3

2

4

10.1.x

10.3.x

10.4.x

10.2.x

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Next Steps

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As this drafts gets longer, it may need to be

As this drafts gets longer, it may need to be

broken into two separate drafts: requirements

draft and framework draft

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Welcome feedbacks and solution

Welcome feedbacks and solution

development cooperation

development cooperation

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