Spring 2014 Technology Product Roadmap

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Spring 2014Technology Product Roadmap

Prepared for Department of Social Services

by Cindy Berberich and Janet BeachPresented June 3, 2014

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The Product Roadmaps

• Found at … http://www.vita.virginia.gov/itpartnership/default.aspx?id=12740

ROADMAPS• IBM Mainframe Services Product

Roadmap • Unisys Mainframe Services Product

Roadmap • Messaging-Directory Services Product

Roadmap • Network Operations Services Product

Roadmap • Security Services Product Roadmap * • Server Services Product Roadmap • End User Services Product Roadmap • COV Agency-Supported Software ______________* Request via agency ISO

http://www.vita.virginia.gov/itpartnership/default.aspx?id=12740

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Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Q1 Q2 Q3 Q43/31/2013 6/30/2013 9/30/2013 12/31/2013 3/31/2014 6/30/2014 9/30/2014 12/31/2014 3/31/2015 6/30/2015 9/30/2015 12/31/2015System Disk Storage Systems EMC Clariion AX4 SeriesSystem Disk Storage Systems EMC Clariion CX3 Series uSystem Disk Storage Systems EMC Clariion CX4 SeriesSystem Disk Storage Systems EMC Clariion CX-x SeriesSystem Disk Storage Systems EMC Data Domain DD88x Series Aug-13System Disk Storage Systems EMC Symmetrix DMX-3System Disk Storage Systems EMC Symmetrix DMX-3000System Disk Storage Systems EMC Symmetrix DMX-4System Disk Storage Systems EMC Symmetrix V-Max

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Software Roadmap ROADMAP NOTATION LEGEND:

Server Services (Example) PRODUCT AVAILABILITY

CATEGORY/SERVICE VENDOR PRODUCT/TECHNOLOGY/COMPONENT

RELEASE/VERSION B

"*" Denotes subject to periodic "block-point" (B) review and update only

(PRODUCTS LISTED BELOW COMPRISE NG (VITA)-SUPPORTED TECHNOLOGIES AND THEIR PROJECTED RELEASE/VERSION AVAILABILITY FOR COMMONWEALTH-WIDE DEPLOYMENT

PLANNING AND SCHEDULING)Content Last Revised: Feb 2013 ROADMAP PERIOD: J an 2013 - Dec 2015

FY 2013 FY 2014 FY 2015 FY 20162013 2014 2015

PRODUCT VERSION AVAILABILITY:

STRATEGIC

OBSOLETE TECHNOLOGY (NO LONGER AVAILABLE)

TRANSITIONAL TECHNOLOGY (PHASE OUT)

STATIC

AVAILABLE TECHNOLOGY

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Transitional period

Strategic / Availability Date

Obsolete Period:

Static Period

(Illustration intended for use as sample only. Data above not reflective of most recent status)

Product Roadmap denotes forecasted lifecycles for specific products

How to Read the Roadmap

Product Roadmap – Overview

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Roadmap – End User ServicesImportant Desktop Milestones: April 2014

• Windows XP – Now obsolete – Mitigation supported until Q1 2015 with

Secured Workstation service• Windows 8

– Tablets Only*• Fujitsu Stylistic Q702

– Available for agency testing on other form factors Q3 2014.

* Looking at adding tablet options


• Internet Explorer - DSS is currently on Version 8– Version 10 beginning enterprise deployment – Version 11 in discovery

• Office– DSS is currently on Office 2007– Version 2010 beginning enterprise deployment

• WR DSS-3551 for Shared Sites– Version 2013 limited to touch enabled Windows 8

tablet devices.• WR DSS-3986 for Shared Sites

Roadmap – End User ServicesImportant Desktop Milestones: April 2014


• Blackberry and Cellular– Enterprise Handheld Service

• AirWatch (replacement for Good Technology) – now available for Apple iOS and Android phones

• Commonwealth-owned versus BYOD is an agency decision• Plan to move Good users to AirWatch in 2014

– Blackberry Devices• Current BES 5 service reaches EOL Q3 2015• Your agency has approximately 224 Blackberry devices

1. How is your agency using Blackberry’s today?2. What are challenges of moving to AirWatch?3. Is there any support needed by VITA?4. What are agency BYOD plans?

Roadmap – Future of Mobile


• Meetings and Instant Messaging– MS Office versions through 2007 provided

LiveMeeting for meetings and Office Communicator for instant messaging• Office Communicator obsolete Q4 2014

– Office 2010 and beyond offer Lync instead.

• Migration to Lync will begin in Q3 2014

Roadmap – Messaging and Directory Services

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Roadmap – Messaging and Directory Services• Forefront Identity Manager (FIM) going through an

upgrade now• Exchange 2010

– Mainstream support runs through January 2015– NG to assess next version of Exchange to deploy in 2014– Evaluation to determine what future version of Exchange will

be migrated to• Active Directory (AD)

– Windows Server 2008 reaches EOL Q1 2015– No transition path at this time

• RightFax– EOL Q4 2014– Looking at upgrade paths

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Roadmap – Messaging and Directory Services• Optional services

– Secure Email (based on CRES) – Email Data Loss Protection– Hosted Mail Archiving (HMA)– WCS (aka SharePoint 2013)

• SharePoint 2013 covered under managed support until April 2018


Roadmap –Server ServicesImportant Server Milestones: April 2014

• Server Operating Systems– MS Server

• Version 2000, EOL July 2011• Version 2003, obsolete Q3 2015• Version 2008 and 2012, available now

_________________________________________Note: •Strategic MS Server versions 2008 & 2012 are both 64 bit only. •Migration from 2003 may require physical server upgrade.



OS Name OS Type QtyMicrosoft Windows Server 2000 Server (VADSSQASQL) 1

Microsoft Windows Servers 2003 Standard 9

Microsoft Windows Server 2003 Enterprise 10Microsoft Windows Server 2003 R2 Standard 13Windows Server 2008 Std Standard 14Windows Server 2008 Ent Enterprise (WAP01036) 1

Windows Server 2008 R2 Standard Standard 21Windows Server 2008 R2 Enterprise Enterprise 22

Redhat Linux 85

Other Server (VR765P01) 1

DSS Server Summary by OS Type



• Databases– MS SQL Server

• Version 2000, obsolete Q2 2013• Version 2005, begin to transition 2014 Q2• Version 2012, available now

– Oracle • Version 10.x, obsolete Q3 2013

– Solaris• Version 9, obsolete Q4 2014



Name Edition OS Name Service Name SQLVersion

ADAMA Express Edition

Microsoft Windows Server 2003

MSSQL$SQLEXPRESS 2005

COVAPICES-DEV06

Express Edition

Windows Server (R) 2008 Standard


COVAPICES-DEV07

Express Edition

Windows Server (R) 2008 Standard


COVAPLCES-WEB07

Express Edition

Microsoft Windows Server 2003 R2

MSSQL$APWIRXDATABASE

2005

COVAPLCES-WEB07

Express Edition

Microsoft Windows Server 2003 R2


DSS – Microsoft SQL 2005 Servers

Note: Needs upgrade to SQL 2012



Name OS Name OS Version

SQL Version

Edition

COVAPRCES-APL01 Microsoft® Windows Server® 2008 Standard 6.0 2008 Standard Edition (64-bit)

COVAPRCES-APL01 Microsoft® Windows Server® 2008 Standard 6.0 2008 Express Edition (64-bit)

NG00087088 Microsoft Windows XP Professional 5.1 2008 Express Edition with Advanced Services

NG00156600 Microsoft Windows 7 Enterprise Edition, 64-bit 6.1 2008 Express Edition (64-bit)

NG00162602 Microsoft Windows 7 Professional Edition, 64-bit 6.1 2008 Express Edition (64-bit)NG00164621 Microsoft Windows 7 Enterprise Edition, 64-bit 6.1 2008 Express Edition (64-bit)

NG00164622 Microsoft Windows 7 Enterprise Edition, 64-bit 6.1 2008



NG00164630 2008 Developer EditionNG00164636 Microsoft Windows 7 Enterprise Edition, 64-bit 6.1 2008


NG00170107 Microsoft Windows 7 Enterprise Edition, 64-bit 6.1 2008 Developer Edition (64-bit)


NG00186174 Microsoft Windows 7 Enterprise Edition, 64-bit 6.1 2008 Express Edition



DSS – Microsoft 2008 SQL (includes desktop instances)



Name OS Name OS Versio

n

SQL Versio

n

Edition

NG00186306 Microsoft Windows 7 Enterprise Edition, 64-bit 6.1 2008 Express Edition with Advanced ServicesNG00186306 Microsoft Windows 7 Enterprise Edition, 64-bit 6.1 2008 Enterprise EditionNG00191315 Microsoft Windows 7 Enterprise Edition, 64-bit 6.1 2008 NG00191316 Microsoft Windows 7 Enterprise Edition, 64-bit 6.1 2008 Express Edition (64-bit)NG00191316 Microsoft Windows 7 Enterprise Edition, 64-bit 6.1 2008 NG00191319 Microsoft Windows 7 Enterprise Edition, 64-bit 6.1 2008 NG00194866 Microsoft Windows 7 Enterprise Edition, 64-bit 6.1 2008 Express Edition ,Advanced Services (64-bit)NG00195134 Microsoft Windows 7 Enterprise Edition, 64-bit 6.1 2008 Express Edition (64-bit)NG00197558 Microsoft Windows 7 Enterprise Edition, 64-bit 6.1 2008 Express Edition with Advanced ServicesNG00198554 Microsoft Windows 7 Enterprise Edition, 64-bit 6.1 2008 Express Edition (64-bit)NG00212076 Microsoft Windows 7 Enterprise Edition, 64-bit 6.1 2008 Express Edition, Advanced Services (64-bit)PROJCENDB Microsoft Windows Server 2003 Enterprise 5.2 2008 Standard EditionWAP00612 Microsoft Windows Server 2008 R2 Standard 6.1 2008 Express Edition (64-bit)WSQ00611 Microsoft Windows Server 2008 R2 Standard 6.1 2008 Standard Edition (64-bit)WWB00294 Microsoft Windows Server 2008 R2 Standard 6.1 2008 Enterprise Edition (64-bit)WWB00294 Microsoft Windows Server 2008 R2 Standard 6.1 2008 Express Edition (64-bit)WWB00295 Microsoft Windows Server 2008 R2 Standard 6.1 2008 Enterprise Edition (64-bit)




Name OS Name OS Version

SQL Version

Edition

COVAPRCES-APL01 Microsoft® Windows Server® 2008 Standard 6.0 2012 Enterprise Edition (64-bit)

COVTESCES-APL08 Microsoft® Windows Server® 2008 Standard 6.0 2012 Enterprise Edition (64-bit)

NG00164621 Microsoft Windows 7 Enterprise Edition, 64-bit 6.1 2012 Enterprise Edition

NG00164630 2012 Developer Edition (64-bit)




NG00219144 Microsoft Windows 7 Enterprise Edition, 64-bit 6.1 2012 Developer Edition

WAP01128 Microsoft Windows Server 2008 R2 Standard 6.1 2012 Enterprise Edition

WWB00613 Microsoft Windows Server 2008 R2 Enterprise 6.1 2012 Express Edition (64-bit)WWB00614 Microsoft Windows Server 2008 R2 Enterprise 6.1 2012 Express Edition




Server Name Server / Instance Version

8 total 10.2.0.2

25 total 10.2.0.4

1 total SURYA2 - TPUBWEB 11.2.0.1

12 total 11.2.0.2

25 total 11.2.0.3

DSS Oracle Servers



DSS Solaris ServersServer Name OS Name Platform

surya8 Solaris 9 (64-bit) Sun Server/PROD

surya1 Solaris 10

surya2 Solaris 10

surya4 Solaris 10

surya5 Solaris 10

Surya6 Solaris 10

Surya7 Solaris 10

surya9 Solaris 10

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Mainframe• MVS Operating system z/OS 2.1

– Next release planned December 2014 • DB2 Version 10

– Planned for end of June 2014; potential to push out to 3Q14 (only impacts DSS, SCB, and VEC)

• Physical tape removed October 2013.• Unisys Database System

– VMAX install June 8, 2014 – DLM 2200 to be retired

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Storage Infrastructure • Gen1 to UCS at CESC virtual environment

– Updated hardware platform utilizing Cisco UCS servers – Improved scalability in Memory and Computing (CPU) capacity

• 10 gig NICs, UCS Fabric Inner Connects with 2x8GB connections back to directors – Increased performance to SAN core switches – Latest versions of VMware software ESXi 5.1– Highly scalable and reliable env; increases virtualization benefits

• Storage Services Infrastructure– Replacing existing CX4-960 infrastructure at CESC with two new

VMAX10K arrays (Mainframe, Servers (tier 2) and NAS)– Celera gateway infrastructure (at CESC & SWESC) to be replaced

with VG8 NAS gateways. 240 CIFS File systems and 60 NFS file systems will be migrated to the new infrastructure.

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Feedback– Are there products that are important to DSS

that we did not discuss today?– What questions or concerns does DSS have

about products that are transitioning or the timelines for transition?

• Please note that projects related to these transitions may be candidates for Business Requirements for Technology (BRT).

– Does DSS want to be an early adopter for new products?

– Are there products that DSS needs to implement on a specific timeline?

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Feedback

VITA will be sending a survey to each of you over the next week.

Documents

Spring 2014 Technology Product Roadmap