Kon-Who? Presence in 12 countries worldwide Production facilities - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

Kon-Who? • Presence in 12 countries worldwide • Production facilities in Augsburg, Deggendorf, Toulon, San Diego, Montreal, Beijing • Kontron Communications is proudl dly y Canad adian an with headquarters in Montreal, Quebec! AUGSBURG MONTREAL TOULON SAN DIEGO TOKYO BEIJING BANGALORE PENANG GLOBAL HEADQUARTERS R&D CENTERS REGIONAL SALES & PARTNER OFFICES

MSH8920 (100Gbps) Series Sym-What? 2x Modular, Hot-Swappable Top of Rack Switches Customizable 5x Hot-Swappable Chassis Fans Face Plate

Sym-What? Redundant Up to 9x Compute Sleds Per 2U Chassis 1500W PSUs 2U MSP8060 Series (2x Single Xeon-D) A TOTAL OF 18 INDEPENDENT SERVERS PER 2U!

Nodes For All Workloads TESTED APPLICATIONS • OpenStack Canonical OpenStack • • Wind River Titanium Cloud • Red Hat OpenStack 1x 2.5” • SUSE OpenStack (In Progress) drive (HDD 1x HHHL • Kubernetes or SSD) PCIe OpenDaylight • 1x 2.5” Device • Deployment Tools (i.e. Canonical MaaS) drive (HDD • Monitoring or SSD) • Nagios • Promotheus GPU-Based • • TensorFlow • Intel Media Server Studio • Low-profile PCIe cards • FPGAs SmartNICs • • Networking MSP8040 Series MSP8050 Series MSP8060 Series • DPDK Enhanced Applications • P4-based offloading

Replacing COTS With MS29s HIGH DENSITY INTEGRATED ToR 36x 1U servers replaced MS29 systems includes by 2x SymKloud MS29 TOR switches saving systems space and cabling CAPEX SAVINGS CONSOLIDATION Up to 30% CAPEX Up to 9-to-1 processor savings versus COTS consolidation ratio servers versus COTS servers OPEX SAVINGS AUTOMATION TOOLS 80% in power & rack Tools available to deploy multi systems at space savings versus scale from one config COTS servers

Validated Software Networking Infrastructure & Orchestration Upcoming Projects of Interest

Partners for Edge & SDN/NFV Within 6 Months • Edge Computing OEM Hardware Designs • Service Providers & Telcos POCs • Webinar with Verizon & Tigera @ Light Reading • Making MEC a Reality – Lessons Learned From Multi-Party MEC Platform Benchmarking Project • http://www.lightreading.com/webinar.asp?webinar_id=1061

Community Involvement Edge Ed e Comput puting ing Gr Group up Commits & Reviews • Rally • Helping to review the Dublin PTG • Canonical Charms requirements on #edge-computing-group • Charm-neutron-gateway • Provide guidance as a hardware • Charm-ceilometer-agent manufacturer with active edge deployments http://stackalytics.com/?release=all&company=kontron&metric=commits http://stackalytics.com/?release=all&company=kontron&metric=marks • Provide insight from companies deploying 5G infrastructure

Queens on SymKloud MS29 • Fully redundant hardware including PSUs, switches and shelf managers • Redundant OpenStack platform across multiple compute nodes • Optimized with 6WIND Virtual Accelerator (DPDK) for line-rate speeds without breaking Neutron • Bare Metal capabilities with Ironic for workloads using PCIe GPU, FPGA, etc • Deployment scripts and automation tools to deploy multiple systems as compute nodes for scalability

SymKloud MS29 VS Commodity Servers Rack Space Used For The Same VM Count Power Consumption (Less Is Better) (Less Is Better) SymKloud MSP804x SymKloud MSP804x SymKloud MSP806x SymKloud MSP806x Commodity Server - AMD Epyc Commodity Server - Xeon Scalable Commodity Server - Xeon Scalable Commodity Server - AMD Epyc 0 2 4 6 8 10 0 1000 2000 3000 4000 5000 Rack Mount Unit Taken (U) Watts SymKloud has the upper hand on SymKloud uses 4.5X less space power consumption by up to 4X than commodity servers

SymKloud MS29 VS Commodity Servers Total Cost of Ownership ($USD) SymKloud MSP804x Commodity Server - Xeon Scalable Commodity Server - AMD Epyc SymKloud MSP806x AWS EC2 m5.L (Ohio) GCE n1-std-2 (Iowa) MSFT Azure D2-64 (East) $- $50,000.00 $100,000.00 $150,000.00 $200,000.00 $250,000.00 SymKloud is king on TCO when compared to public clouds and provides carrier grade equipment at commodity hardware price points Comparison is made on the amount of systems required in order to run 32x 2vCPU (2 threads) with 8GB Memory, 30GB ephemeral storage per VM. Excludes outbound traffic fee for public clouds. All data sets are based on list price of systems from multiple vendors across system integrators from the US and Canada along with average colocation price across North America and the average American Kilowatt/hr Industrial price point of 2018 by their respective regulating entity. All public cloud prices were taken in February 2018. Data available upon request at our booth and by email to the Kontron Canada Inc. Marketing team.

Kubernetes on SymKloud MS29 • Fully redundant hardware including PSUs, switches and shelf managers • Redundant Kubernetes Masters for true High Availability deployments • Fixed an issue with K8S recovery when the HAProxy instance dies • Deployment scripts and automation tools to deploy multiple systems as compute nodes for scalability

Container Density on SymKloud MS29 • Our focus, Bare Metal containers for all types of workloads • Why Bare Containers instead of VM containers? • No virtualization overheads • Lower network latency • More CPU resources available per worker CPU Memory Instances • No need to deploy full fledged operating systems 2 400Mi 166 • Easier to interface with PCIe devices such as GPU cards 1 200Mi 333 • Some metrics about our capabilities 500m 150Mi 669 150m 100Mi 2234 • Based on one MS2920 system with 18 sockets • Network-wise, up to 3550 instances supported in a - - 3550 2U system depending on your storage needs!

Hardware Monetization & Scheduling • Use cases showcased at our booth powered by Kubernetes: • TensorFlow & Nvidia P4s GPU running image recognition algorithms • https://blog.symkloud.com/fun-with-kubernetes-and-tensorflow-serving • BlockChain implementation over Canonical Kubernetes to leverage idle processor cycles for crypto-mining. • https://itnext.io/opportunistically-mining-cryptocurrencies-in-kubernetes- 94934d095c4d • Kubernetes still has a long way to be considered by Telcos: • Flannel doesn’t support SDN/NFV use cases; • No notion of MAC addresses is Kubernetes is a tremendous show stopper.

Announcements Kontron Communications joined the Linux Foundation, Networking in January 2018 to get involved in open source communities. Kontron Communications joined the Metro Ethernet Forum (MEF) to further its momentum around Mobile Edge Computing. Kontron Communications is opening a new Pharos Lab in Montreal, QC. Anyone wanting access to the lab (we’re not keeping it to ourselves) can do so at SYMKLOUD.COM/OPNFV- PHAROS

Speaking Slots @ Vancouver Summit BREAKOUT SESSION TODAY @ 1330H! THE CUBE INTERVIEW Artu turo Suarez rez Eric c Sarault rault KONTRON ON COMMUNICA ICATIONS IONS CANONICA ONICAL KONTRON ON COMMUNICA ICATIONS IONS How to use OPNFV Testing tools to Interview at The Cube with Arturo Suarez, test/validate an OpenStack provided by a Product Strategy, Alliances and Program Director at Canonical Ltd. covering the journey to vendor OpenStack and Kubernetes Level Two - Room 208-209 AVAILABLE ONLINE AFTER THE SUMMIT!

Kontron Booth @ Vancouver Summit COME SEE US - BOOTH B12 • Grab a T-Shirt! • Prize Drawing Mon-Wed! • Awesome Hardware YOU ARE • OpenStack Queens Demo HERE • Kubernetes Demos