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245 14 $aThe policy driven data center with ACI :$barchitecture, concepts, and methodology /$cLucien Avramov, Maurizio Portolani.
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520 8 $aAnnotation$bUse policies and Cisco® ACI to make data centers more flexible and configurable--and deliver far more business valueUsing the policy driven data center approach, networking professionals can accelerate and simplify changes to the data center, construction of cloud infrastructure, and delivery of new applications. As you improve data center flexibility, agility, and portability, you can deliver far more business value, far more rapidly. In this guide, Cisco data center experts Lucien Avramov and Maurizio Portolani show how to achieve all these benefits with Cisco Application Centric Infrastructure (ACI) and technologies such as python, REST, and OpenStack. The authors explain the advantages, architecture, theory, concepts, and methodology of the policy driven data center. Next, they demonstrate the use of python scripts and REST to automate network management and simplify customization in ACI environments. Drawing on experience deploying ACI in enterprise data centers, the authors review design considerations and implementation methodologies. You will find design considerations for virtualized datacenters, high performance computing, ultra-low latency environments, and large-scale data centers. The authors walk through building multi-hypervisor and bare-metal infrastructures, demonstrate service integration, and introduce advanced telemetry capabilities for troubleshooting. Leverage the architectural and management innovations built into Cisco® Application Centric Infrastructure (ACI)Understand the policy driven data center modelUse policies to meet the network performance and design requirements of modern data center and cloud environmentsQuickly map hardware and software capabilities to application deployments using graphical tools--or programmatically, via the Cisco APIC APIIncrease application velocity: reduce the time needed to move applications into productionDefine workload connectivity instead of (or along with) subnets, VLAN stitching, and ACLsUse Python scripts and REST to automate policy changes, parsing, customization, and self-serviceDesign policy-driven data centers that support hypervisorsIntegrate OpenStack via the Cisco ACI APIC OpenStack driver architectureMaster all facets of building and operating multipurpose cloud architectures with ACIConfigure ACI fabric topology as an infrastructure or tenant administratorInsert Layer 4-Layer 7 functions using service graphsLeverage centralized telemetry to optimize performance; find and resolve problemsUnderstand and familiarize yourself with the paradigms of programmable policy driven networks.
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