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Reference Architecture | Dynamic L4-L7 Service Insertion with Cisco ACI and A10 Thunder ADC
ACI Design with A10 Thunder ADC
The Cisco ACI fabric consists of L2 and L3 infrastructure built using Nexus 9000 switches in a leaf and spine
architecture. The L4-L7 appliances such as load balancers and firewalls can be attached to any ports on the leaf
switches. The entire ACI fabric acts like a unified big switch that can be configured and managed through a
centralized policy controller (aka APIC). Endpoints, which can be attached to the leaf switches, include virtualized
and bare-metal servers, storage devices, other switches and routers. The application services can be hosted on
either physical bare-metal servers or virtualized servers that are connected to the leaf switches. Figure 8 shows the
ACI powered data center with A10 devices and compute, storage and other infrastructure components.
Cisco ACI with A10 Thunder ADC
ACI Fabric
L4 – L7 (Physical)
Appliances
L4 – L7 (Hybrid)
Appliances
L4 – L7 (Virtual)
Appliances
Bare-Metal
Servers
Virtualized
Servers
Cisco APIC
ACI
ACI
ACI
ACI
ACI
ACI
ACI
ACI
ACI ACI
APIC
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VM VM
VMware ESXi
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Figure 8: ACI design with A10 Thunder ADC
In the Cisco ACI model, applications are defined logically using constructs that are application centric, rather
than network centric. The grouping of resources or entities is done based on logical segmentation; it is no
longer based on physical or virtual resources. For example, a group of physical and virtual servers could
be grouped together if they are essentially providing the same type of application services. The ACI model
supports multi-tenancy where the logical entity supports grouping of applications, network connectivity
and security policy enforcement in a contained logical entity. Figure 9 shows a simple example of a two-tier
application network that can be hosted on the Cisco ACI fabric in an automated and programmable manner.
This example can be extended to a three-tier application as shown in Figure 3 or any multi-tier application
hosted on the ACI fabric.
Application Network Profile
PolicyWeb Application
Figure 9: Two-tier application network prole
The web tier consists of a front end tier that serves the web consumers or users. The application tier hosts the
servers that provide the content to the web users. The web and application tiers here represent two Endpoint
Groups (EPGs). Now we will discuss some of the core concepts of ACI. An understanding of these concepts is
essential in the subsequent sections that discuss application profile configuration and the L4-L7 service graph
used to provision and deploy applications on top of an ACI fabric.
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