Self-service

Automated

provisioning

Pooled resources

Automated

management

deployment

Automated maintenanceQuota-based

allocation

Optimized resource

consumptionReduced

costs

‘IT’‘the business’

Cloud Optimize Every Business

Deliver Best-in-Class Hybrid IT

• Hybrid Support & the Commons

• First-party Applications

• Total Cost of Ownership

PrivateDifferentiation • Hybrid Support & the Commons

• First-party Applications

• Higher-level Services

Public

SERVICE CONSUMER

“Application Owner”

• Empowerment and Agility

• Self-Service Experience

• Application Visibility and

Control

• Simplicity

SERVICE PROVIDER

“Data Center Administrator”

• Resource Pooling

• Delegation and Control

• Flexible and Elastic

• Cost Efficiency

Service

Agreement

Configure / Deploy

DC

Admin

Monitor / Operate

Application Management Service Delivery and Automation Infrastructure Management

Virtual Machine Manager

Operations Manager

App Controller

Service Manager Service Manager

Orchestrator

Configuration Manager

Data Protection Manager

App

Owner

Self ServiceService Delivery

And Automation

Service Model

System Center 2012

SQL ServerWindows Server

Manages

Microsoft

Hyper-V Server 2008 R2

Why SP1?

Windows Server 2012

Windows Server 2008 R2

Microsoft

Hyper-V Server 2012

SP1

2008 R22012 2008 R22012

Hosters / Hybrid Clouds

Virtualize w/o

Exception

Self-Service

Multi-Tenancy

Enable Hoster

IaaS solutions

On Ramp

To Azure

Support Existing

Customers

• Multiple tenants on shared infrastructure

• Self-service experience that spans on-premise and public clouds

• Abstraction and enablement of fabric resources

• End-to-end visibility from Service => VM => Fabric elements

• Extensible REST oData API, multi-tenant, multi-function IaaS stack

• Expose value added services via SPF

• Automation

• Allow customers to copy VHD’s from private cloud to Azure

• DPM backup to Windows Azure

• Continue to provide monitoring, backup, automation, deployment,

configuration management and patching of workloads

System Center 2012 SP1 - Themes

Data Center TwoData Center One

DevelopmentProduction

Logical & Standardized

Diverse Infrastructure

Cloud Abstraction

Delegated

Capacity

Standardized

Services

Assign dedicated and shared resources

Production

Development

STORAGE

Discover, classify, and allocate

storage for use by the private

cloud. Provide the correct

storage for use with

appropriate access.

COMPUTE

Deploy your compute

resources, taking them from

bare metal to fully deployed

for your physical and

virtualization hosts.

NETWORK

Abstract your complex

networking infrastructure into

logical networks for cloud use.

Assign IP, virtual IP, and MAC

addresses from pools and

integrate with load balancers.

CLUSTER

Consolidate your

infrastructure components

for use in a private cloud.

Bare-metal

server

WDS server

1

3

24

5

6

OOB reboot

Boot from PXE

Send hardware data back to VMM

Authorize

PXE boot

Execute a set of calls in WinPE

to collect hardware inventory

data (network adapters and

disks)

Download VMM customized WinPE

VMM server

Storage Management

END-TO-END MAPPING

• Create associations

between storage and

VM through reconciling

data from Hyper-V and

storage arrays

• Identify storage

consumed by VM, host,

and cluster

CAPACITY MANAGEMENT RAPID PROVISIONING

• Add storage to a host or

cluster through masking

operations, initialization,

partitioning, formatting, and

CSV cluster resource creation

• Add storage capacity during

new cluster creation

• Create new VMs

leveraging the SAN to

copy the VHD

• Utilize SMI-S copy

services and replication

profiles

• Deploy to host or

cluster at scale

LOGICAL NETWORKS

• Classify network for

VMs to access

• Map to network

topology

• Allocate to hosts

and clouds

ADDRESS POOLS LOAD BALANCERS

• Allocate a static IP

address to VMs from a

preconfigured pool

• Create IP pool as a

managed range of IP

address assignments

• Create MAC address

pool as a managed

range of MAC address

assignments

• Apply settings for load

balancer capability in service

deployment

• Control load balancer through

vendor provider based on

PowerShell

• Create virtual IP templates

consisting of load balancer

configuration settings

• Self service

• Resource pooling

• Opacity

• Elasticity

• Optimization

Data Center TwoData Center One

DevelopmentProduction

Cloud Abstraction

Delegated

Capacity

Production

Development

Infrastructure Operations

Administrator Delegated

AdministratorInfrastructure

Administrator Infrastructure

Administrator• Entire system

• Can take any

action

• Host groups

and clouds

• Can take any

action at that

level

Read-Only Administrator

• Host groups and clouds

• No actions

Self-Service User

Application Owner

• Clouds only

• Revocable actions

• Quota controlled

Create custom roles

Choose actions and change actions

dynamically as needed

Uses Active Directory users and

groups

Ability to set quota at the “all

members combined” level

Ability to set quota at the “individual

member” level

50 VM limit for all members of

user role

10 VM limit per individual member

Tenant Facing Portal Enterprise SSU Portal

Aggregation & Automation

Fabric Controller

REST

OData

API

Aggregation Automation

Self-service Users

Tenant Admins

Tenant’s

Apps, Scripts, Tools

1. Hoster Admin• Create stamps, clouds, servers, templates

• Create user roles: tenant admin

2. Tenant Admin• Manage VM networks/subnets

• Create self-service user

3. Tenant Self-Service User• Sees cloud(s)

• Create and use VMs & services

Public CloudHosted CloudsPrivate Cloud

• Manage compute workloads on or off-premise

• Use your corporate identity

• One tool, one experience for end users leads to increase

efficiency / productivity

Managing Services in Multiple Clouds

PublicPrivatePrivate

Public

App Controller SP1