1. ICAM Infrastructure Modernization Statement of Work May 2013

2. ■ ■ Project Name: ICAM Infrastructure – –POP A refers to Ames Research Center (ARC) ■ ■ Key Personnel – –NCS Engineering: – –Description of Project » »Design, procure, and implement a complete new infrastructure environment for ICAM (IdMAX, NED, SiteMinder) 1 Project Overview

3. 3 Project Objectives O-1Design a new infrastructure configuration for NCS managed ICAM IDMAX, NED, OpenSSO infrastructure O-2Align the design with current NCS service/hardware/OS/vendor skill set and knowledgebase. O-3Establish West Coast Point of Presence (POP A) O-4Migrate ICAM environment from Oracle hardware/Solaris to Cisco UCS/Red Hat Virtual Servers. O-5 O-6 O-7

4. 4 Technical Requirements T-1New ICAM virtual servers will be Red Hat 6.x. T-2Align the design with current NCS service/hardware/OS/vendor skill set and knowledgebase. T-3Virtual server environments will use the VMware ESX hypervisor. T-4POP A reference architecture will connect to NDC@ARC network infrastructure. T-5Design must support Geographic and application load balancing. T-6POP A design will support local backups of application virtual servers. T-7POP A design will comply with network and SAN physical “demark” requirements. T-8POP A architecture will be fault tolerant and highly available. T-9POP A architecture will backup up ICAM Virtual servers using vRanger. T-10POP A architecture will be managed by NCS Operations via VPN using UCS Manager and Vmware vCenter. T-11POP A architecture will be monitored by WUG and patched via YUM.

5. New Infrastructure Architecture Overview ■ Compute Hardware (POP A) –UCS »2 Fabric Interconnects »2 chassis »4 Blades (2 per chassis) ■ Dual 8 core cpu’s per blade ■ 384 GB RAM per blade ■ Vic1240 Interface Card ■ Nexus 1000V »2 Management blades (1 per chassis) or Vblock AMP (management pod) ■ Dual 8 core cpu’s per blade ■ 128 GB RAM per blade ■ Vic 1240 cards ■ 900GB usable internal disks ■ Nexus 1000V –Private Production Virtual servers will be housed on ARC UCS ARCL1 Cluster. –Public Production Virtual servers will be housed on ARC UCS ARCLPUB Cluster.

6. New Infrastructure Architecture Overview ■ OS and Virtualization – ESX 5.1 »New ARC Virtual Center »Standard NCS processes –RHEL 6 »ICAM M application servers –Windows »SQL Database for vCenter

7. New Infrastructure Architecture Overview ■ Storage, SAN, and Backups –POP A »Dual Fabric Cisco MDS SAN »XXX Storage Array ■ 30 TB Useable Storage ■ 8Gbps Fiber Channel »YYY NAS Backup Storage ■ 7TB useable ■ With Dedup and compression – 70 TB backup capacity ■ NFS mount to vRanger (NAS)

8. ICAM M Proposed Physical Architecture

9. Growth Expectations ■ ■ The ICAM M infrastructure is designed to support future capacity requirements (Storage, Compute, Backup). – –~ 30 TB storage capacity – –~70 TB front end backup capacity – –Compute growth capacity available after all builds complete.