11.2. Microsoft Virtualization 360 - Raymond %26 Faisal

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Narenda Wicaksono Technical Advisor, MicrosoftFaisal Susanto MVP, MicrosoftRaymond Engelbert MVP, Microsoft


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Microsoft and Virtualization

An Overview of Microsoft's VirtualizationStrategy


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Virtual PresentationPresentation layer separate from process

Virtual StorageStorage and backup over the network

Virtual NetworkLocalizing dispersed resources

Virtual MachineOS can be assigned to any desktop or server

Virtual ApplicationsAny application on any computer on-demand

Interface bound to process

Storage assigned to specific

locations

Network assigned to specificlocations

Operating System assigned

to specific hardware

Applications installed to

Specific hardware and OS

Without Virtualization With Virtualization With Microsofts

Virtualization Solution

Infrastructure

Management

Licensing

Interoperability

Support


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Basic DynamicStandardized Rationalized

http://www.microsoft.com/io

Reduce Total

Cost ofOwnership

Increase

Availability

Enable

Agility
http://www.microsoft.com/iohttp://www.microsoft.com/io


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Server Virtualization

ApplicationVirtualizationDesktop

Virtualization

Presentation

Virtualization Management

A comprehensive set of virtualization products, from the data center to the desktopAssetsboth virtual and physicalare managed from a single platform


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Focus Server Virtualization

Hyper-V - A Hypervisor based virtualizationplatform


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* Dates for pre-released software aresubject to change

MOM Management Pack for Virtual Server 2005

Virtual Server 2005 R2 RTM

Windows Server System Common Engineering Criteria New server licensing for virtualization

2005

Virtual Server 2005 R2; support for non-Windows guests

MOM management pack for Virtual Server 2005 R2

VHD format available via OSP

Partnerships with XenSource, Novell

VHD Test Drive Program

Softricity acquisition

2006

Virtual PC 2007 RTM

Virtual Server 2005 R2 service pack

SoftGrid for Desktops available via MDOP

Windows Vista Enterprise Centralized Desktop

System Center Virtual Machine Manager (SCVMM) RTM

Viridian CTP w/ RC0 of WS08

Hyper-V Beta w/ RC1 of WS08

2007

2008

Q1: Windows Server 2008 RTM

Terminal Services

Hyper-V RTM within 180 days of WS08 RTM

* Q3: SoftGrid 4.5

* SCVMM v2 beta in Q1; RTM in Q3


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VirtualHard Disks

(VHD)

VM 1

ParentVM 2

Child

VM 2

Child

Virtualization

Platform and

Management

Hardware

Windows Server 2003

Virtual Server 2005 R2

VM 2 VM 3


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Test and

Development

Business Continuity

Management

Dynamic Data Center

Production Server

Consolidation

We continue to address key scenarios that help customers build adynamic and agile data center


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AMD-V / Intel VTWindows Hypervisor

VM 1Parent

VM 2

Child

VM 2

Child VHD

Greater scalability and improvedperformance

x64 bit host and guest support

SMP Support

Up to 64 GB RAM per guestPass through disk access for VM

Scalability & Availability

Broad OS Support

Live backup and VM snapshots

Support for clustering and rapid recovery

Increased reliability and security

Minimal trusted code base

Windows running a foundation role

Better flexibility and manageability

Centralize view of virtual environment

Familiar Interface

Intellegent placement

P2V and V2P support

Scriptable using PowerShell

Broad management tool support includingSCVMM


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Demo Hyper-V

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Focus Management

System Center Virtual Machine Manager


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Virtualization Reality

Inadequate Virtualization ManagementDangers:

Virtual Server Sprawl Non-Scalable Administration.

Patching and Provisioning Nightmare

Virtualization without good management is more

dangerous than not using virtualization in the first

place.

Thomas Bittman, Analyst, Gartner


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Speed of Provisioning(time to deploy, machine

sprawl [physical andvirtual])

Operational Cost(management, power,

space, risk of newsystems)

Management Capability(Separate solutions for virtualinfrastructure, not integrated,

specialized staff)

Maximize Resources

Centralized virtual machine deployment and management

Intelligent placement of Virtual Machines

Comprehensive service-level enterprise monitoring withOperations Manager integration

Achieve AgilityRapid provisioning of new and virtual machines with templatesand profiles

Fast and reliable physical-to-virtual-machine conversion (P2V)and virtual-to-virtual (V2V) conversion

Allow for delegated management of VMs

Leverage Skills

Familiar interface, common foundation

Monitor physical and virtual machines from one console

Fully scriptable using PowerShell

Leverage knowledge in Active Directory domain services to

management of virtual machines

Customer Pain Points Virtual Machine Manager Solution

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London

Windows

PowerShell

Administrator

Console

Web-based

Delegated

Provisioning

UIExternal

Network

(DMZ)

Singapore

VirtualMachine

Hosts

RemoteLibraryServer

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Virtual MachineHosts

PhysicalInfrastructure

Virtual MachineManager agents

deployed to virtual

machine hosts

Performance

data collected to

identify

consolidation

candidates

Physical servers

converted to

virtual machines

Performance datacollected from VM

hosts for intelligent

placement

Intelligent placementof each VM on

optimal host

Physical

machines retired

or repurposed

Prioritized report of

consolidation

candidates

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Performance data

collected from VM

hosts for intelligent

placement

Intelligent placement

of new VM on

optimal hostCentralized Libraryof VM Templates

Pre-configured

template selected

for new VM

VM configuration

customized from

template

New VM created

from configured

template


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VM automatically

placed on optimally

designated host

Centralized Libraryof VM Templates

VM created

from

adminstrator-

assignedtemplate

Delegated user

begins creating new

virtual machine


Updated web UI for

delegated

provisioning

Web-

Based UI

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Demo SCVMM

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