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SharePoint Acceleration across the WAN and Strategies for a Virtualized World

SharePoint Acceleration across the WAN and Strategies for a Virtualized World. CERTEON, INC. Certeon. Company US Headquarters; Offices in France and UK Premier Technology Partners: Microsoft, VMware, IBM, EMC, Siemens Mission Leader in Virtualized Application Acceleration

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SharePoint Acceleration across the WAN and Strategies for a Virtualized World

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  1. SharePoint Acceleration across the WAN and Strategies for a Virtualized World CERTEON, INC

  2. Certeon • Company • US Headquarters; Offices in France and UK • Premier Technology Partners: Microsoft, VMware, IBM, EMC, Siemens • Mission • Leader in Virtualized Application Acceleration • LAN-like application performance over WAN • aCelera • First and only virtual appliance for application acceleration • Accelerates all WAN traffic (HTTP/S; CIFS; MAPI; TCP; FTP) • Optimizes mission critical traffic (e.g. SharePoint) • Technology: Patented “Blueprints” and Object Differencing

  3. Weoffer… • Blueprints (specific functionality) for • Microsoft MOSS/SharePoint • Microsoft Office 2007 (Project, Visio, Forms) • Microsoft Exchange (MAPI) • IBM Rational Suite • File transfers (CIFS) • Web parts, XML and ASP.NET; Web Services (Excel, Forms, other) • EMC Documentum • SAP NetWeaver • Siemens Teamcenter, Insight, and Solid Edge (CAD/CAM) • Benefits • Software only • Improve performance of applications over latent/low bandwidth by 90% • Lower TCO by 50-80% by reducing number of servers • Ultimate flexibility and scalability of Virtualization

  4. Customers

  5. Customer Case Study • Problem • Centralized deployment desired • SharePoint taking a long time to open • Uploads, Downloads and Saves are slow • Slow Intranet page renders • Options Considered • Data center offload devices • Generic packet based accelerator • Certeon Application Accelerator • Solution • Certeon at Microsoft Data Center and Energizer branches • Full deployment: 120 countries worldwide

  6. No Acceleration 43X 6X 1st PASS 2nd PASS Results File Download File Download Page Render HTTP HTTPS HTTP MOSS acceleration with Certeon: Singapore to U.S. - WAN: T1, 300ms latency With Acceleration With Acceleration With Acceleration No Acceleration No Acceleration 10X 36X 6X 1st PASS 2nd PASS MOSS File Downloads 30 - 50X Faster (ex. 2 minutes to 3 seconds) MOSS Page Renders 10X+ Faster (ex. 10 seconds to 1 second)

  7. Why Customers use aCelera • Reduce Infrastructure Costs • Improve Application Performance • Improve Employee Productivity/Satisfaction

  8. Branch Office Branch Office Branch Office VM Business Problem WAN Data Center } • Latency • Packet loss • Contention • Bandwidth • Slow application response • Poor user experience • Low productivity • Servers in multiple locations

  9. Poor Application Performance • Decreases corporate revenue up to 9% • Aberdeen Group - Aug 11, 2008 • Other effects • Decline in employee satisfaction 56% • Loss of revenue opportunities 50% • Decrease in responsiveness to needs of external customers 47% • Damage to brand reputation 32% • Decrease in effectiveness of IT staff 31%

  10. Acceleration Vendors • Cisco • Riverbed • Others • Application Point Solutions Common Theme: Proprietary Appliances for Acceleration

  11. Proprietary Appliances Deploying Proprietary Appliances is the Wrong Answer! • Installation Cost • Management Cost • Power Cost • Rack Space • Underutilized Hardware

  12. aCelera • Application Acceleration Virtual Appliance • Software for application acceleration • Deployed as a virtual machine application • VMware or Hyper-V • No proprietary special purpose hardware • No servers to ship and install • No fixed hardware resources • No underutilized server resources

  13. aCelera Acceleration • 95% application response time reduction across a WAN • Increases application usage • Increases user productivity • Reduced Cost • 60% lower TCO than proprietary WAN acceleration appliances • Efficient use of server hardware resources • Flexible • Provision acceleration when and where needed • Scalable • Add processing power as needed • Manageable • Use VMware or Hyper-V Tools

  14. WAN Branch Data Center Easy Integration • Virtual appliance in data center and in branch offices • No client, server, or application configurations required • Not a proxy cache; not replication based • Origin server always accessed • Upstream and downstream acceleration

  15. Easy Deployment

  16. WAN Why is aCelera so fast ? Remote Office Data Center Data Object Differencing • Remote office requests file from data center • aCelera compares data request with previously seen data 3. aCelera fetches only new data required and merges it with previous data 4. Complete document delivered to user

  17. Core Technology • Application Acceleration BlueprintsTM • Embedded logic that enhances acceleration • Provides application specific intelligence and processing • Understands application semantics • Object Differencing Engine (ODE) • Technology to eliminate transmission of redundant content • Whole object differencing (MB vs KB) • Whole object is understood through the Blueprint and differenced • Predictive pre-loading • Accurate response prediction via pattern matching • Pre-fetch from history store; Data ready in memory for fast delivery • Results • Highest level of data reduction • Fewer round trips, reduced network traffic • Reduced response times

  18. aCelera Packaging Options • Virtual Appliance (Software) • aCelera Acceleration Software • Supports • VMware ESX or ESXi; Microsoft Hyper-V • Open Physical Appliance (Hardware) • aCelera Acceleration Software + • Virtualization + • Dell Server aCelera aCelera VPN MAIL MOSS VMware ESX or ESXi

  19. 2 Choices aCelera VPN MAIL MOSS VMware ESX or ESXi or Hyper-V Costly Rack Open Single Physical Appliance

  20. Benefits • Flexibility • Enables rapid deployment of applications • Rapid application access from anywhere • Scalability • Add users, applications or processing power as needed • Provides centralized management for ease of use and control • Reduced Cost • Centralize/Consolidate Servers • Maximize asset utilization enterprise wide • Lower operational costs

  21. Questions to Consider • Branch Offices Access Applications over WAN • Branch Offices (bandwidth, latency) • Slow Application Response Times • Virtualization Strategy • VMware or Hyper-V in Company • Interest in Addressing Problem • Budget

  22. More Information • Call • Certeon Resource Center • Data Sheets • Solution Demonstration • Performance Reports • White Papers • FAQs • Customer Case Studies

  23. Questions Danke Thank You Merci

  24. CERTEON, INC www.certeon.com +33 (0)1 79 97 48 66 (Europe) 781 425 5200 (US) info@certeon.com

  25. aCelera Demonstration

  26. Demonstration Configuration aCelera and all other application components are running within a single VMware Infrastructure ESX 3.5 Server VMware Infrastructure ESX Server 3.5

  27. Demonstration • aCelera - a virtual appliance within VMware Infrastructure • Non-accelerated and accelerated clients performing two identical test scenarios with dramatically different results • Scenario 1: Single file download request • 1 user • Single 10MB, Microsoft PowerPoint file • Accessed via SharePoint over the WAN • Scenario 2: Multiple, simultaneous file download requests • 10 users • Simulated using Microsoft Application Center Test (ACT) • Single 300KB Microsoft Project File • Continuously with no delay for 1 minute • Accessed via SharePoint over the WAN

  28. Data Center View • VMware Infrastructure Client GUI • aCelera Virtual Appliance running on ESX 3.5 System • VMware Tools • IP address and DNS name of ESX Server • CPU usage: 83Mhz • aCelera memory overhead: 85MBout of 512MB

  29. Remote Office View • VMware Infrastructure Client GUI • aCelera Virtual Appliance running on ESX 3.5 System • VMware Tools • IP address and DNS name of ESX Server • CPU usage: 90Mhz • aCelera memory overhead: 84MB out of 512MB

  30. Non-Accelerated Client Scenarios • Single file download request • 1 user • Single 10MB, Microsoft PowerPoint file • Multiple, simultaneous file download requests • 10 users • Simulated using Microsoft Application Center Test (ACT) • Single 300KB Microsoft Project File • Continuous download request with no delay for 1 minute

  31. Non-accelerated Client Scenarios

  32. aCelera Accelerated Clients

  33. Single User, Single File Download Accelerated Client • Download time: 2 seconds • Transfer rate: 5.04MB/sec • Throughput: 40 Mbits/sec Non-Accelerated client • Download time: 1.31 min • Transfer rate: 113KB/sec • Throughput: .90 Mbits/sec 97% response time reduction

  34. Multiple Users, Multiple Downloads • Accelerated Client • Total requests: 439 • Requests/sec: 7.32 • Avg. Download Time: 1.3 secs • Throughput: 26 Mbits/sec • Non-Accelerated client • Total requests: 21 • Requests/sec: .35 • Avg. Download Time: 24 secs • Throughput: 1.21 Mbits/sec

  35. Customer Results Page rendering 12 seconds to 4 seconds 2MB IP/VPN 180ms latency 10MB IP/VPN 116 seconds – without Certeon 46 seconds – with Certeon; “Active Learning” 4 seconds – with Certeon; 2nd time access Chateau 2MB IP/VPN 285ms latency 2MB IP/VPN 320ms latency Cairo 2MB IP/VPN 250ms latency Singapore 2MB IP/VPN 350ms latency 96 seconds – without Certeon 18 seconds – with Certeon; “Active Learning” 3 seconds – with Certeon; 2nd time access Buenos Aires Sydney 124 seconds – without Certeon 26 seconds – with Certeon; “Active Learning” 4 seconds – with Certeon; 2nd time access

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