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Infrastructure Monitoring 03 | What’s New in System Center 2012 R2 Jump Start. Won HuhProduct Marketing Manager Symon PerrimanSenior Technical Evangelist. Infrastructure Monitoring. What’s New in System Center 2012 R2 Jump Start. The Cloud OS. Application Performance Monitoring - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
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Won Huh Product Marketing ManagerSymon Perriman Senior Technical Evangelist
Infrastructure Monitoring03 | What’s New in System Center 2012 R2 Jump Start
Infrastructure Monitoring
Infrastructure Provisioning
Enable enterprise-class multitenant infrastructure for hybrid environments
What’s New in System Center 2012 R2 Jump Start
Application Performance Monitoring
Deep insight into application health
Automation and Self-Service
Enable application owner agility with IT retaining control
IT Service Management
Flexible service delivery
Windows Azure Pack
Azure cloud services in your datacenter
The Cloud OS
Infrastructure Monitoring
Comprehensive monitoring of physical, virtual & cloud infrastructure
Meet Won Huh Microsoft Product Marketing Manager
Windows Server and System Center team Technical subject-matter expert for datacenter management Develops core technical content and keynote demos in the
management space Technical presenter at internal & external events
Background Been with Microsoft since 2006 Started as Datacenter Technology Solution Professional MCSE & CISSP
Agenda: Infrastructure Monitoring Introduction Private Cloud Monitoring Public Cloud Monitoring Hybrid Cloud Monitoring OS Monitoring System Center Advisor
Infrastructure and Workload monitoring
Topology simplification Network monitoring Linux/Unix authoring OM manageability Scale Improvement (50%)
System Center 2012Operations Manager
Virtual fabric monitoring Storage monitoring New Linux distributions
System Center 2012 SP1Operations Manager
360 Infrastructure Monitoring
Better integration with VMM
Improved Azure Monitoring
Improved Management Packs
Advisor integration
System Center 2012 R2Operations Manager
Host Network Storage
Proactive
Corrective
Visibility
Introduction—end to end monitoring Infrastructure components
Infra
stru
ctur
e se
rvice
Storage poolVirtual NetworkVirtual Host
Workload
Active directoryBizTalk serverDHCPDNSDynamicsExchange serverFax serverIISLync serverRDSSharePoint serverSQLSystem CenterVisual StudioWSUS(and more)
OS
Windows serverWindows clientLinuxUnix
HypervisorVirtual CPUVirtual memoryVirtual Network interface
Logical virtual switchHost virtual switch
Storage pool for virtual hosts
Private cloud
Cloud capacityCloud serviceVirtual MachineStorage
Public cloud
Cloud serviceRole instanceVirtual Machinestorage
Hybrid
Cloud infrastructure service
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Microsoft Virtual Academy
Private Cloud Monitoring03 | Infrastructure Monitoring
Private Cloud Monitoring
Cloud
Host(not belonging to host
group)
Host Group Host ClusterVirtual Machine
No roll-up
Host Group
Storage
Cloud has VM Count vCPU Count Storage Size Memory Size
Storage Classification
Storage has Storage Array Total Capacity
Storage Classification
Storage Classification
Network Devices
Host usesdevice
VMM Model
Infra
stru
ctur
e se
rvice
Visibility
Automate
Cloud capacityCloud serviceVirtual MachineStorage
Private cloud
Infrastructure components
Clou
d se
rvice
sta
te
Host clusterHost healthIP address poolLibrary serverLoad balancerStorage poolUser role
Proactively monitor private cloud created within Virtual Machine manager with fabric dashboard by operations manager
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Microsoft Virtual Academy
Public Cloud Monitoring03 | Infrastructure Monitoring
Public Cloud Monitoring
Proactively monitor public cloud’s availability and performance for each components running on Azure or Amazon by operations manager
Azure Virtual Machine
Azure Virtual Machine
Role
Role
Role Azure storage
Certificate expiration
Windows Azure health
Operations manager
EC2 instance
EC2 instance
Elastic block
storage
Amazon web service health
Cloud formation stack
Cloud formation stack
Cloud formation stack
Relat
ionsh
ip
Service availability dashboard automated Azure resource relationships
Infra
stru
ctur
e se
rvice
Visibility
Automate
Cloud capacityCloud serviceVirtual MachineStorage
Private cloud
Infrastructure components
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Microsoft Virtual Academy
Hybrid Cloud Monitoring03 | Infrastructure Monitoring
Infra
stru
ctur
e se
rvice
Visibility
Automate
Cloud capacityCloud serviceVirtual MachineStorage
Private cloud
Infrastructure components
Hybrid Cloud MonitoringPublic cloud
Infrastructure components
Cloud serviceRole instanceVirtual MachineStorage
Hybrid
Windows Azure health
Operations manager
Virtual Machine manager
Amazon web service health
Public cloudPrivate cloud
Hypervisors
Proactively monitor the application living in infrastructure of public and private cloud.
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Microsoft Virtual Academy
OS Monitoring03 | Infrastructure Monitoring
Workload and OS Management Packs• Best of breed Monitoring for Workloads• Consistent, World-Class Manageability
• http://blogs.technet.com/b/momteam/archive/2013/03/12/mp-blog-consistent-world-class-manageability.aspx
• Community Involvement (MVPs, MS Teams)• Knowledge, Knowledge, Knowledge
• http://blogs.technet.com/b/momteam/archive/2013/03/27/mp-blog-knowledge-knowledge-knowledge.aspx
• Continued investment• 45 MPs (new or updated) released since January 2012• http://social.technet.microsoft.com/wiki/contents/articles/16174.microsoft-management-packs.aspx
• Updated Sustained Engineering Process• Upcoming Authoring Tools and MPBPA
Proactive
Corrective
Visibility
WindowsLinuxUnix
OS
Infrastructure components
Infra
stru
ctur
e se
rvice
Infrastructure components
Workload and OS monitoring
Proactively monitor Windows operating system on availability, performance, configuration and security,logical disk, network adapter, and OS State
Windows server and client has its default health state testing with operations manager defined by the Windows server development team
Operating system check for:AvailabilityPerformanceConfigurationSecurity
Workload and OS monitoring
Proactively monitor Linux and Unix operating system on availability, performance, configuration and security, logical disk, network adapter, and OS State
Linux and Unix has its default health state testing with Operations Manager defined by the Open source Technology Center in MicrosoftWindows server and client has its default health state testing with operations manager defined by the Windows server development team
Proactive
Corrective
Visibility
WindowsLinuxUnix
OS
Infrastructure components
Infra
stru
ctur
e se
rvice
Infrastructure components
Operating system check for:AvailabilityPerformanceConfigurationSecurity
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Microsoft Virtual Academy
System Center Advisor03 | Infrastructure Monitoring
Exchange serverHyper-VIISLync serverSharePoint serverSQL serverVMMWindows Server(and more)
Workload and OS
Infrastructure components
Infra
stru
ctur
e se
rvice
Infrastructure components
Proactive monitoring with Advisor
Monitor Exchange, IIS, Lync, SharePoint, SQL, Hyper-V, Virtual Machine Manager and other Microsoft workload servers as well as Windows Server OS for:• Unpatched• Misconfiguration• Unsupported configurations• Configuration Change Historyfrom Customer Support Services based on real world knowledge base
Workloads
Exchange SharePoint
SQL
Operations manager
Best practices and recommendations
Serverconfiguration
VMMHyper-V
Proactively monitor for Microsoft workload monitored from the Windows Azurecorrective information is provided for each server and role
Infrastructure insight—end-to-end monitoring
Infrastructure service
StorageNetworkHostOSWorkload
Publiccloud
Private cloud
Application service
From an event based monitoring to a service based end-to-end monitoring:Leveraging knowledge from• Product Developers• Customer Support Services• Customer experiencesWith enhanced visibility
Service level visibility
Virtual host Virtual network Storage pool Hybrid
Windows Server 2012 ||
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