PREDICTABLE

APPLICATIONS

PRODUCTIVE

INFRASTRUCTUREYOUR CLOUD

Deliver flexible and cost effective infrastructure with what you already know and own

• Heterogeneous support

• Process automation

• Self-service infrastructure

Focus on managing your application services. Deliver predictable application service levels with deep insight.

• Service-centric approach

• Comprehensive application manageability

• Deep application monitoring and diagnosis

Private and public cloud computing on your terms, managed with a common toolset.

• Flexibility with delegation and control

• Application self-service across clouds

• Physical, virtual, and cloud management

Resource Pooling

Delegation & Control

Flexible and Elastic

Cost Efficiency

Cloud Computing is changing the Business/IT conversation

SERVICE CONSUMER“Application Owner”

SERVICE PROVIDER“Datacenter Admin”

Resource Pooling

Delegation & Control

Flexible and Elastic

Cost Efficiency

Cloud Computing is changing the Business/IT conversation

SERVICE PROVIDER“Datacenter Admin”

Empowerment & Agility

Self-Service Experience

Application Visibility & Control

Simplicity

Resource Pooling

Delegation & Control

Flexible and Elastic

Cost Efficiency

Cloud Computing is changing the Business/IT conversation

SERVICE CONSUMER“Application Owner”

Resource Pooling

Delegation & Control

Flexible and Elastic

Cost Efficiency

Cloud Computing is changing the Business/IT conversation

SERVICE CONSUMER“Application Owner”

SERVICE PROVIDER“Datacenter Admin”

Resource Pooling

Delegation & Control

Flexible and Elastic

Cost Efficiency

Cloud Computing is changing the Business/IT conversation

SERVICE CONSUMER“Application Owner”

SERVICE PROVIDER“Datacenter Admin”

Service

Agreement

Empowerment & Agility

Self-Service Experience

Application Visibility & Control

Simplicity

Resource Pooling

Delegation & Control

Flexible and Elastic

Cost Efficiency

Self-Service Process Automation Monitoring ProtectionProvisioning

& Configuration Service Management

The future of Cloud and Datacenter Management

Common Management experiences across private

and public clouds

Deliver IT as a Service on your terms with

flexible, management across your hybrid environments

System Center 2012 Capabilities

Application

Owner“Service

Consumer”

Solution to Service Delivery & Automation

STANDARDIZATION

Standardizing the tools,

processes fulfillment

activities and offerings

delivered by IT to

consumers.

• Service Request Management Industry Best Practices supported out of the box

• Solution Accelerators providing pre-configured standard activities and fulfillment processes to increase time to value

SELF SERVICEAUTOMATION

Providing consumers of IT

resources with the ability to

“serve themselves” in an on

demand method of

requesting IT resources

• Service Catalog

• Self Service Portal

• Self-Management of Clouds

Automating the fulfillment

process for requests to

reduce error, provide

quicker time to value and

lower the overall cost of IT

service delivery.

• Deep integration across the System Center suite of products

• Ability to leverage non Microsoft tools through automation.

• Chargeback capabilities to measure costs.

History of System Center in the datacenter

ScaleMulti-tenancySupport Windows 8 / 2012

Utilize Windows 2012 capabilities to provide isolation and multi-tenancy

Building blocks to enable solutions using Windows and System Center

Facilitate consumption of service provider capacity from enterprise tools

Core fundamentals, perf and scale

System Center 2012 SP1 Investments

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

System Center 2012

SQL ServerWindows Server

Manages

Microsoft

Hyper-V Server 2008 R2

Windows Server 2012

Windows Server 2008 R2

Microsoft

Hyper-V Server 2012

SP1

2008 R22012 2008 R22012

5+

6+

Hosters / Hybrid Clouds

Why SP1?

Increasing Heterogeneous Momentum

2012

• Develop UNIX/Linux in OpsMgr 2007

• Ship UNIX/Linux in OpsMgr 2007

• Ship VMware support in SC VMM

• Acquire Opalis

• Enhance UNIX/Linux in OpsMgr 2012

• Integrate Opalis into SC

• Develop JEE in OpsMgr

• Ship UNIX/Linux in OpsMgr 2012

• Ship Xen support in SC VMM

• Ship Opalis as SC Orchestrator

• Ship JEE in OpsMgr 2012

• VMM Support for Linux / Unix

• Ship UNIX/Linux in ConfigMgr

• Ship SC Endpoint Protection for Linux

• Windows Azure support for Linux instances

2009 2010 20112008

Managing Services in Multiple Clouds

PublicPrivatePrivate

Public

App Controller SP1

System Center 2012 SP1 VMM

Multi-tenancy Partner Enablement

Windows Server 2012 Perf and Scale

System Center 2012 SP1 VMM

Multi-tenancy Partner Enablement

Windows Server 2012 Perf and Scale

System Center 2012 System Center 2012 SP1

• Hyper-V 2K8 R2 boot from VHD

• Configure physical Hyper-V cluster

• Out of band management

• Online patch orchestration of Hyper-V

• Host profiles and configuration

management

• Bigger Clusters (16 64 nodes)

• Bigger hosts (64 320 cores, 1TB -> 4 TB)

• Larger VM’s (64 vCPU’s, 1 TB RAM)

• Software Defined Networking • Isolated tenant networks

• IP virtualization

• Manage Switch Extensions

• Logical Switch

• Discovery of arrays , pools , LUNs

• Classification of storage resources

• On demand assignment of storage to a service

and clusters

• SMB3.0 and NAS support

• Live storage migration

• Multiple Live Migrations

SP1 Scale Improvements

Objects 2012 RTM SP1 Beta SP1 RTM

(target goal)

Hosts 400 600 1000

VMs 8,000 12,000 25000

•

•

New Network Monitoring Capabilities

• Monitoring of hundreds of new network devices

• Virtual network monitoring (based on OM-VMM connection)• Network (Virtual) Vicinity Dashboard

• Virtual Node Dashboard

Storage Monitoring Capabilities

• Viewing historical capacity utilization

• Identifying which VMs are affected by capacity exhaustion

3

4

Global Service Monitor

Investment Areas

Integration Packs

Online Snapshots

Disk-Based

BackupActive

Directory

Tape-Based

Backup

Data Protection

Manager

Up to

Every 15 minutes

Disaster Recovery

with offsite replication and tape

Data Protection

Manager

DPM Backup to Azure : Scenario Overview

Windows Azure

Online Backup

Service

System Center 2012 SP1 Investments

VM Scale & MobilitySupport Windows 2012

Provide Data Protection for Windows 2012 enhancements

Core fundamentals, perf and scale

Cloud Backup to Azure

Cloud backup to Azure

CHARGEBACKFEATURES

Charge for compute units allocated

Pricing on Clouds, Tenants/User Roles

Flexible Pricing Model

Excel/SharePoint reports, Customizable Dashboards

SOLUTION TOPOLOGY

Virtual Machine Manager

Operations Manager

Service Manager

Service Manager Data Warehouse

USER EXPERIENCEChargeback UI in SM

Reports/Dashboards in Excel

SharePoint Integration

4

7

Cloud

$ VM / day

$ Cloud Membership / day

$ VM CPU Core / day

$ VM Memory GB / day

$ VM Storage GB / day

Price Sheet

Solaris

Version 9 (SPARC)

Version 10 (SPARC/x86)

Version 11 (SPARC/x86)

Red Hat Enterprise Linux

Version 4 (x86/x64)

Version 5 (x86/x64)

Version 6 (x86/x64)

HP-UX

Version 11iv2

(PA-RISC/IA64)

Version 11iv3

(PA-RISC/IA64)

AIX

Version 5.3 (Power)

Version 6.1 (Power)

Version 7.1 (Power)

SUSE Linux Enterprise Server

Version 9 (x86)

Version 10 SP1

(x86/x64)

Version 11 (x86/x64)

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