Building Hosted Private and Public Clouds Using Windows Server 2012Yigal Edery Principal Program ManagerMicrosoft Corporation

Joshua AdamsSenior Program ManagerMicrosoft Corporation

WSV301

AgendaThe hosters opportunityMicrosoft’s value proposition for hostersAdvanced cloud services YOU can offerMicrosoft and Open Source“D.I.Y.” demos and walkthroughs!

Hosters: Windows Server 2012 was designed for YOU!50+ Industry leading partners are already building services with our newest

technologies

Windows Server Instances Install Base (Physical + Virtual)

Hosting Leads The Shift to Cloud

Source: Microsoft, Spring 2012

Off-premises instances will

grow

90%between

now & 2015

Hosting growth

is 3X that of on-premises

3 Million HOSTED

The Opportunity19 Million

What is Your Opportunity?

Contoso Bank Woodgrove Bank

Multiple Customers on Shared Infrastructure

HR R&D

Multiple Departments on Shared Infrastructure

Build & Host Private CloudsDedicated hardware per customer… with “cloud” benefits

Host Your Own Public CloudShared Infrastructure as a Service

Why Microsoft?

Web HostingApplication HostingVM Hosting Database Hosting Desktop Hosting

Comprehensive Cloud Platform

ComputeStorage (File/Block) Network

ServiceDelivery & Automation

ApplicationManagement

InfrastructureManagement

Windows Server 2012

Virtualization Networking Storage Management

Remote Desktop ServicesWeb Applications

Availability

Scalability

Security

Hardware

More… Powered by Microsoft

Create new, high-value services on top of a unified

cloud platform

Global customer base,moving to Hybrid IT

Lower your costs with insights derived from some of the

world’s largest public cloud services

More Services

More Customers

More Efficiency

Seamlessly Extend Customers’ Datacenters by Offering More Services at Lower Cost

More Customers

Large Addressable Market Businesses using Microsoft technologies

Common Technologies across on-premise and off-premise.

Same Virtualization, Management, Identity, Development tools

Hybrid Cloud TransparencyEasily deploy to the cloudAccess/manage hosted apps just like on-prem apps.

demo

Consuming Cloud Services with System Center App Controller

More High Value Services

Disaster recovery Advanced Security Services Enterprise-Grade Clouds Bring your own IP And More…

Let’s Build a Disaster Recovery Service!

Customers want their apps on premises

BUT – have mission critical applicationsDon’t want to build a backup site

Solution: Consume DR as a serviceFail over to a shared IaaS

D.I.Y Disaster Recovery Service – Step by Step

Hyper-V Replica : Replicate mission critical apps

S2S VPN : Connect primary and failover sites

Network Virtualization : Failed-over apps keep their IP

DirectAccess : Multisite seamlessly routes to failover site

Multi-Tenant : Infrastructure can host multiple customers

demo

Site Disaster Recovery – Behind the Scenes

App

Hyper-VDirectAccess

Contoso

DC

Step 0 : The customers’ environment (on-prem)

Hyper-V (Recovery Servers, with Replica Broker)

HTTPS

Hyper-V

Hoster

App (Replicated)

NAT (Publishing)

DirectAccess

Contoso

DC

App (Primary)

Step 1 : Set up a replication service

Hyper-V (Recovery Servers, with Replica Broker)

HTTPS

Hyper-V

Hoster

App (Replicated)

NAT (Publishing)

S2S VPN

GatewayServer

S2S VPN Tunnel

DirectAccess,S2S VPN

Contoso

DC

App (Primary)

Step 2 : Set up S2S VPN

HTTPS

App (Primary)

Hyper-V

Contoso

Hoster

App (Replicated)

NAT (Publishing)

GatewayServer

S2S VPN Tunnel

DirectAccess,S2S VPN

DA

DC

DC

S2S VPN

Hyper-V (Recovery Servers, with Replica Broker)

Step 3 : Establish client access to backup site

Hyper-V (Recovery Servers, with Replica Broker)

HTTPS

Hyper-V

Hoster

App (Replicated)

NAT (Publishing)

Network VirtualizationGatewayw/ S2S VPN

GatewayServer

S2S VPN Tunnel

DirectAccess,S2S VPN

Contoso

DC

App (Primary)

DA

DC

Step 4 : Keep IP’s using Network Virtualization

demo

Site Disaster Recovery

…And: support multiple tenants on same infra!

HTTPS

App (Primary)

Hyper-V

Contoso

Hoster

App

NAT (Publishing)

GatewayServer

S2S VPN, DirectAccess

DA

DC

DC

App (Primary)

Hyper-V

Woodgrove

S2S VPN, DirectAccess

DC

S2SS2S

Hyper-V (Recovery Servers, with Replica Broker)

Network VirtualizationGatewayw/ S2S VPN

‘Bring Your Own IP’ Service

Tenant wants to easily move VMs & Net topologies to/from the cloudHoster wants to place VMs anywhere in the data centerBoth want: Easy Onboarding, Flexibility & IsolationUse Network Virtualization with System Center 2012 CTP1 !

Cloud Data Center

Woodgrove BankBlue 10.1.0.0/16

Contoso BankRed 10.1.0.0/16

VIR305 Hyper-V Network Virtualization for Scalable Multi-Tenancy in Windows

MGT314 What's New in System Center 2012 SP1 - Virtual Machine Manager

Build ‘Enterprise-Grade’ Clouds

Enterprise Clouds - Traditionally Built for H/A

Runs any mission critical applicationInfrastructure protects against failuresFocus on increasing MTBF

Developer-focused Clouds – Optimized for huge scale, lowest possible cost

Rely on “cloud-ready” applicationsApps assume failuresFocus on reducing MTTR

Windows Server 2012 + System Center 2012 SP1: Enterprise Clouds at lower cost!

Windows Server 2012 failover clustersFile servers & Spaces for low cost shared storage

Stateless Apps, Application-Controlled Failover

Switch Switch

Hyper-V

Parent VMsVMs

VMs

   

Hyper-V

Parent VMsVMs

VMs

   

ClusterHyper-V Failover Clustering

Hyper-V

Parent VMsVMs

VMs

   

Hyper-V

Parent VMsVMs

VMs

          

Switch

Switch

Security is a primary concern when moving to the cloud

Security Basics Are All There…

Port ACLs

Hyper-V I/O

Balancer

PVLANDHCP Guard

VLAN Trunk Mode

ARP PoisoningProtection

Hyper-V Extensible

Switch

…And You Can Create Advanced Security Services !

Encrypted Cluster Shared VolumesCustomers’ Data is safe when disks are retired

IPsec Task Offload NICs can offload processing of IPSec encryptionEncrypted customers traffic, on shared infrastructure, with minimal processing overhead

Secure Network Traffic Secure Customers’ Data

Web HostingApp HostingVM HostingHosted Database Hosted Desktop

Additional Service on same infrastructure

Infrastructure

More EfficiencyMulti Tenancy – Optimized Use of Available Capacity

Isolation with increased density and capacity utilization

Everything can be moved around (Live Migration, Storage Migration)

Metered resource usage

Performance & Scale at low costRuns on commodity hardware, uses latest hardware acceleration technologies

GPUs, NIC offloads, SAN offloads, etc

Low Cost Storage with SMB3.0 and Storage Spaces

Scalable – 4000 VMs on 64 nodes clusters

Flexible Infrastructure Multiple hypervisors support with System Center 2012

Completely automatable with PowerShell and Orchestrator

Support for Open Source

Hey Microsoft,You have great tools, but I want to build my own…

D.I.Y - Configure Infrastructure with PowerShell

Configure Servers – Set up roles & features

Configure Storage – Configure File Servers & Spaces

Configure Networking – NIC teams, QoS, etc

Deploy Virtual Machines – On board tenants

Reminder: System Center 2012 CTP1 will save you a lot of work…

Demo Environment: Deploy

Invoke ConfigureNetworking.ps1 on 

each node

Configure NICs (Teams, QoS settings, Bindings, etc)

Invoke ConfigureHyperVCluster.ps1 on 

Hyper-V nodes

Initial Hyper-V Nodes configuration and clustering

(1st node creates cluster, nodes 2-N joins it)

Invoke ConfigureStorageCluster.ps1  

on file server nodes

Cluster Storage Nodes, Configure cluster networks, Create Storage Pool, Space,

CSV, Shares, Configure access permissions to allow Hyper-V

nodes to use them

Invoke ConfigureHyperVSettings.ps1

on the Hyper-V nodes

Finalize Hyper-V cluster settings: Use Shares for VM

storage, Create a vSwitch

Ready for Use

Wait for connectivity to restore 

Process Settings and set up CredSSP delegation

Invoke CreateShares.ps1 on the clustered file server

Create Shares and configures access permissions (to allow

Hyper-V nodes to use it)

Active Directory / DNS / DHCP(Basic Infrastructure)

Servers to be Configured

Management Server

PowerShellRemoting

demo

Cloud Infrastructure Configuration with PowerShellJoshua AdamsSenior Program ManagerMicrosoft Corporation

Built-in Hyper-V metering allows hosters

to build chargeback models based on actual

resource usage

Metering configuration and usage data is preserved across live migration

Host 2

Extension Miniport

Extension ProtocolExtensible Switch

Virtual Machine

Configuration

Usage Data

Hyper-V Metering and Live Migration

Extension

Host 1

Extension Miniport

Extension ProtocolExtensible Switch

Extension

How? Enable-VMResourceMetering, see http://aka.ms/q1ukej

So What About Open Source? …

Microsoft and Open Source : Linux Support

Linux workloads can be consolidated into VMs running on to a Microsoft hypervisor at no costHyper-V hosted Linux VMs can leverage high-end enterprise features:

High Availability Live Migration, Shared Nothing Live Migration VM Replication with Hyper-V Replica

Linux VMs can be managed centrally from System Center VMMBenefit from VM scale improvements

Microsoft and Open Source : OpenStack

OpenStack Components

Supporting Components

Microsoft Components

KVM Xen HyperV

Compute(Nova-Compute)

Network(Nova-Network

Quantum)

Volumes(Nova-Volume)

Core OpenStack : VM Provisioning (Nova)

IaaS APIs (Nova-API)Image

Repository (Glance)

Auth

N &

Auth

Z(K

eyst

one)

Virtual Machines

System Center(SCCM, SCOM, Orchestrator)

Open Source Provisioning

Tools

SANs, Local Disks

Directory Services

(MySQL, LDAP)

Dashboard Portal

(Horizon)

Disk FoldersOR

Swift

http://wiki.openstack.org/Hyper-V

In Summary…

Plenty of opportunities for hosters !Comprehensive platformBuild high-value services using Windows ServerManage with System Center 2012 SP1Build your own tools using PowerShellOpen and interoperable

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Additional ContentPrivate Cloud Blog: http://blogs.technet.com/b/privatecloud PowerShell Samples : http://aka.ms/ee5vpz White Paper – Building IaaS Clouds with Windows Server 2012: http://aka.ms/dtpq3aFind me later at yigal.edery@microsoft.comFollow me @yigaledery

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