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Red Hat Enterprise Virtualization
Virtualization Product Portfolio Overview
VirtualDay '09, Zürich, 2009-03-12
Jan H WildeboerEMEA Evangelist
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AGENDA
Executive Summary
Red Hat Enterprise Virtualization Product Overview
Red Hat Enterprise Virtualization Roadmap
Product Packaging
Next Steps
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EXECUTIVE SUMMARY: RED HAT ENTERPRISE VIRTUALIZATION (RHEV) ...
Major expansion of Red Hat Enterprise Virtualization portfolioBrand new virtualization management system (servers and desktops) in May '09Brand new standalone hypervisor based on KVM in May '09Integrated hypervisor (RHEL 5.4 KVM & Xen) in Sep '09
Goal: Hypervisor scalability/performance leadership, management parity by May '09. Significant value added differentiation in 2H09+
Red Hat - the open source virtualization leaderEnterprise robustness and OS experience over 10 yearsLarge IHV and ISV eco-system automatically enabled Significantly differentiated offering with KVM based technology (hybrid mode, SELinux security, scalability, performance)
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AGENDA
Executive Summary
Red Hat Enterprise Virtualization Overview
Red Hat Enterprise Virtualization Roadmap
Product Packaging
Next Steps
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RED HAT ENTERPRISE VIRTUALIZATION OVERVIEW
Hardware: Enterprise Data Center, Internal/External cloud
Virtual Data Center Foundation
Red Hat Enterprise Linux Red Hat EnterpriseVirtualization Hypervisor
Platform Services
Bare metalapps
Linux &Windows
Virtual Servers
Windows &Linux Virtual
Desktops
Live Migration, High Availability, System Scheduler,Security, Messaging, Real-Time, Grid, Multi-site
Management
Configuration, Provisioning, Monitoring, Policy, Audit, Orchestration
Proven Red Hat platform and ecosystem
1,000+ certified hardware systems
3,000+ certified applications
Standards-based Open System
Leverage investment in existing infrastructure and operational practices
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RED HAT ENTERPRISE VIRTUALIZATION PRODUCT PORTFOLIO OVERVIEW
Red Hat Enterprise Virtualization Manager for Servers Robust server grade management system
Red Hat Enterprise Virtualization HypervisorStandalone - Scalability, Performance, Security
Red Hat Enterprise Linux Operating System with integrated hypervisor Scalability, Performance, Security
Red Hat Enterprise Virtualization Manager for DesktopsIncludes SPICE adaptive remote rendering technologyMore details in a separate meeting
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RED HAT ENTERPRISE VIRTUALIZATION MANAGER FOR SERVERS: SUMMARY
Feature Description
High Availability Restart guest VMs from failed hosts automatically on other hosts
Live Migration Move running VM from 1 host to another. 0 downtime, 0 sessions lost.
System Scheduler Continuously load balance VMs based on resource usage/policies
Power Saver Concentrate VMs on fewer servers during off-peak hrs. Save power.
Maintenance Manager 0 downtime for VMs during planned maintenance window
Update /Boot Manager Centrally update/patch hypervisors, maintain one image
Monitoring and Reporting For all objects in system – VM guests, hosts, networking, storage etc.
GoodNon existent
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RED HAT ENTERPRISE VIRTUALIZATION MANAGER FOR SERVERS: COMPARISON
May 2009 featuresRed Hat
Enterprise Virtualization
VMware Virtual Center
Microsoft SC-VMM
High Availability
Live Migration
System Scheduler
Power Saver
Maintenance Manager
Update/Boot Manager
Monitoring and Reporting
GoodNon existent
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RED HAT ENTERPRISE VIRTUALIZATION HYPERVISOR OVERVIEW
ScalabilityHost Scalability – theoretically unlimited. Tested 256 cores, 1 TB RAMGuest Scalability – 16vCPU, 64 GB RAM
Industry Standards VirtIO network and block drivers Libvirt/CIM management interface
Storage and networking FC, iSCSI, NAS/NFSHost/guest networking – multiple VLANs
Advanced Features Memory Page sharing, swapping etc. VM-Secure (SELinux)
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COMPARISON OF HYPERVISOR FEATURES
Red Hat Enterprise Virtualization VMware ESX Microsoft Hyper-V
Support for Windows guests
Support for Linux guests
Hypervisor scalability
Hypervisor performance
Memory page-sharing
Advanced features (NUMA, Power Mgmt. etc.)
GoodNon existent
Windows 2000, 2003, 2008Windows 2000, 2003, 2008Windows 2000, 2003, 2008
RHEL 3-5 RHEL 2.1-5SLES 8-10
SLES 9-10, RHEL 5.2, 5.3
256 cores, 1TB RAM 32 cores, 256 GB RAM 16 cores, 1TB RAM
With PV drivers With PV drivers With PV drivers
Yes Yes No
Yes. Supported in Linux Limited functionalityNo
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AGENDA
Executive Summary
Red Hat Enterprise Virtualization Overview
Red Hat Enterprise Virtualization Roadmap
Product Packaging
Next Steps
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RED HAT ENTERPRISE VIRTUALIZATION MANAGER FOR SERVERS ROADMAP
MAY 2009 H2 2009
ADVANCED VIRT MANAGEMENT DATA CENTER SECURITY
• Image Mgmt.
• High Availability
• Live Migration
• System Scheduler
• Power Saver
• Maintenance Manager
• Monitoring and Reporting
• VM-PM Scheduler (Hybrid model), Physical and Virtual system scheduler
• VM Secure: Host Firewall
• VM Secure: Guest Firewall
• VM Secure: SELinux
• VM Secure: SELinux Profiler
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RED HAT ENTERPRISE VIRTUALIZATION: HYPERVISOR ROADMAP
MAY 2009 H2 2009
• Standalone, small footprint enterprise hypervisor (64MB)
•Host scalability: 256 cores, 1TB RAM
•Guest scalability 16vCPU, 64 GB RAM
•Intel/AMD EPT/RVI support
•High Performance
•SELinux
• RHEL5 KVM
• RHEL5 Xen
•VT-D support (Guest PCI Pass-through)
•SR-IOV (IO perf. improvements)
•VT-C (VMDq) – n/w perf. enhancement
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RED HAT ENTERPRISE VIRTUALIZATION VM-PM SCHEDULER (HYBRID MODE)
Database or other applications run on Red Hat Enterprise Linux servers during production hours
When capacity is available, VMs can be migrated to the same server
Allows higher capital efficiency in the data center
Positive feedback from finance, oil & gas, media & entertainment etc.
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RED HAT ENTERPRISE VIRTUALIZATIONVM-SECURE™
Define security policies for each virtual machine - SE-Linux
Specify firewall rules for host and per guest - Block specific traffic in or out of virtual machine
Specify which virtual networks or storage networks a guest may access
Define which physical and logical resources a guest may access
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AGENDA
Executive Summary
Red Hat Enterprise Virtualization Overview
Red Hat Enterprise Virtualization Roadmap
Product Packaging
Next Steps