Virtualizing Systems –

AWS and vSphere 6?

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Agenda

Amazon Web Service (AWS) Patrick Coady

:10 Break

vSphere 6 Dennis Kloster

Evals, Training Offer, Door Prizes, Lunch

System Source & Amazon Web Services:

Amazon Certified Partner

Deployments for over three years

Running

VoIP phone systems

SQL Servers

Web Servers

Domain Controllers

Virtual Private Cluster

Remote Backup Solutions

DNS

AgendaWhy AWS

Mapping AWS Services

Demonstrations

Why Migrate to AWS?

Improve Reliability & Reduce Risk

Control costs

New capability, capacity, and locations

Innovation

Gartner Research

“AWS is the overwhelming

market share leader, with

more than ten times

the compute capacity in use than the aggregate

total of the other fourteen

providers.” (Gartner)

ConsistencyI am

exceeding

my SLA

AWS Costs Trending Lower

Why Migrate to AWS?

On Premise

Plan

Run

Purchase

Architect

Run Build

SES, DBMS, CloudFront

Storage

Route 53 & VPC

Regions & Availability Zones

Cloud Formation, IAM, &

CloudWatch

Data Center

Network

S3, Glacier, & EBS

Servers EC2 & Scaling

Applications

Deployment & Administration

On Premise

Demonstrations

RDS

VPC

Storage

EC2

DR - Zerto

Zerto

Break

System Source & VMware:

VMware VIP Enterprise Partner since 2004

250+ VMware implementations Small Business to Enterprise

Non-profit

Education

Expertise: Virtualization including SAN integration

Replication / DR

VMware Site Recovery Manager (SRM)

Backup technologies

VM management

Tuning & troubleshooting

vSphere 6"vSphere 6.0 is unrepentantly bada**…” The Register

Cloud and Business Critical Applications Require Scale

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vSphere 5.5 vSphere 6.0

32 Hosts per Cluster 64 Hosts per Cluster

4000 Virtual Machines per

Cluster

6000 Virtual Machines per

Cluster

320 CPUs per Host 480 CPUs per Host

4 TB RAM per Host 6 TB RAM per Host

512 Virtual Machines per

Host1024 Virtual Machines Per Host

64 vCPU per VM 128 vCPU per VM

1 TB vRAM per VM 4 TB vRAM per VM

vCenter Architecture

vCenter installs prior to version 6

Each individual major service (vCenter, Single Sign-On, Inventory Service, the vSphere Web Client, Auto Deploy, etc.) was installed individually.

This added complexity and uncertainty in determining the best way to architect the environment

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vCenter Architecture

vSphere 6.0, vCenter Server installation and configuration has been dramatically simplified

Installation now consists of only two components that provide all services

• Platform Services Controller – This provides infrastructure services for the datacenter. The Platform Services Controller contains these services:

– vCenter Single Sign-On, License Service, Lookup Service, VMware Directory Service, and VMware Certificate Authority

• vCenter Services – The vCenter Server group of services provides the remainder of the vCenter Server functionality, which includes:

– vCenter Server, vSphere Web Client, vCenter Inventory Service, vSphere Auto Deploy, vSphere ESXi Dump Collector, vSphere Syslog Collector (Microsoft Windows)/VMware Syslog Service (Appliance)

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• Targeting cross-continental distances –up to

100 ms RTTs

• Maintain standard vMotion guarantees

• Leader in VM flexibility

Overview*

• Permanent migrations between data centers

• Disaster avoidance (DA)

• SRM/DA testing

• Multi-site load balancing

• Follow the sun

Benefits

Long-Distance vMotion

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The Next Generation in vMotion Innovation

Instantaneous

Failover

*vSphere 6.0 will also support cross vCenter Server vMotions

vCenter Server 6.0 - Cross vSwitch vMotion

• Transparent operation to the guest OS

• Works across different types of virtual switches

– vSS to vSS

– vSS to vDS

– vDS to vDS

• Requires L2 network connectivity

– Does not change the IP of the VM

• Transfers vDS port metadata

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vCenter Server

VM Network(L2 Connectivity)

vDS A vDS B

vMotionNetwork

vMotion

• Technology that enables the ability to rapidly

clone and provision thousands of VMs in

minutes.

• Part of vSphere 6.0 but will be enabled by other

applications such as Horizon View in later

releases.

Overview

• Clone VMs 10X faster than what is currently

possible today

• Deploy thousands of virtual desktops in a

matter of minutes versus what would

normally take hours

Benefits

Instant Clone

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Rapidly Clone and Provision Virtual Machines

Lighting Fast Cloning

Fault Tolerance for Multi-Processor VMs

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Symmetric Multi-Processor Fault Tolerance – Multi- vCPU Support

Instantaneous

Failover

4 vCPU 4 vCPU

vSphere

Primary Secondary

Fast Checkpointing

• FT support for up to 4 vCPUs

• Protection for high performance, multi-vCPU

VMs

• New, more scalable technology: fast check-

pointing to keep primary and secondary in

sync

Overview

• Protect mission-critical, high-performance

applications regardless of OS

• Continuous availability: zero downtime, zero

data loss for infrastructure failures

• Fully automated response

Benefits

• Content Library provides storage and

versioning of files including VM templates,

ISOs, and OVFs.

• Includes powerful publish and subscribe

features to replicate content

• Backed by vSphere Datastores or NFS

Overview

• Simplifies management of templates

• Enables synchronization between local and

remote vCenter Servers

Benefits

Content Library

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Store and Sync VMs, OVFs, and ISOs

StorageAgain, BOOM goes the dynamite.

VMware Virtual SAN 6.2

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4th Generation of leading radically simple, enterprise-class storage

VMware Virtual SAN

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Radically Simple Hypervisor-Converged Storage for VMs

• Software-defined storage

optimized for VMs

• Embedded in the hypervisor

• Runs on any standard x86 server

• Pools HDD/SSD into a shared

datastore

• Delivers enterprise-level

scalability and performance

• Managed through per-VM

storage policies

• Deeply integrated with the

VMware stack

Overview

Virtual SAN Datastore

…

vSphere + Virtual SAN

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Accelerating Innovation

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VSAN 5.5March 2014

VSAN 6.0March 2015

All Flash

64 Node Cluster

X2 Hybrid

Performance

VSAN Snapshots

VSAN Clones

Rack Awareness

VSAN 6.2March 2016

VSAN 6.1September 2015

Stretched Cluster

Replication - 5 Min RPO

Root Cause Analysis

Health Monitoring

Deduplication

Compression

Erasure Coding (RAID 5/6)

Quality of Service

Performance & Capacity

Monitoring

Expanded Virtual SAN Ready

Nodes

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Two clicks to deploy!

Virtual SAN Simplifies StorageIf You Know vSphere, You Know Virtual SAN

Virtual SAN Simplifies and Automates Storage Management

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Per-VM Storage Service Levels From a Single Self-tuning Datastore

Storage Policy-Based

Management

Virtual SAN Shared

Datastore

vSphere + Virtual SAN

SLAs

Software Automates Control of Service

Levels

No more LUNs/Volumes!

Policies Set Basedon Application

Needs

Capacity

Performance

Availability

Per VM Storage Policies

Virtual SAN Seamlessly Integrates with VMware Stack

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Ideal for VMware Environments

vMotion

vSphere

HA

DRS

Storage

vMotion

vSphere

VMware

Horizon

Virtual Desktop

vRealize Operations

vRealize

Automation

IaaS

Cloud Ops and

Automation

Site Recovery

Manager

Disaster Recovery

Site A

Site B

Storage Policy-Based

Management

Snapshots

Linked

Clones

vSphere Data

Protection

vSphere

Replication

Fault Tolerance

Data Protection

Enhanced Virtual SAN Management with New Health Service

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Built-in tool designed to deliver troubleshooting and health reports about Virtual SAN subsystems

• Built-in performance

monitoring

• Health and performance

APIs and SDK

• Storage capacity reporting

• And many more health

checks…

Performance & Capacity

Monitoring

• Cluster Health

• Network Health

• Data Health

• Limits Health

• Physical Disk

Health

Advanced Troubleshooting &

Health Reporting

NEW IN

VIRTUAL

SAN 6.2

Benefit from Server-Side Economics and Smaller Footprint

Traditional Storage

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Source: Gartner Competitive Profiles & Vendors/Resellers public website prices

*10GbE vs. FC*$/GB refers to disk prices raw GB only

Server Storage

Magnetic Disk (HDDs)

$0.49/GB*

$0.10/GB

Flash (SSDs)

$22.48/GB*

$1.85/GB $364/Port

Networking

$1235/Port

Eliminate fiber-channel networking

Consolidate on smaller footprint

Lower power/cooling/OPEX

Pay less for server-side components

Slash Storage Capacity Costs With Space Efficiency Features

Erasure Coding (RAID 5/6)• Predictable 50% to 100% increase in effective

storage capacity while maintaining the same protection levels

• Independent of workload and dataset

• Single parity protection or double parity protection (failures to tolerate equal 1 or 2)

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Space Efficiency features work together to provide up to 10x reduction in dataset size

Up to 7x storage reduction

with deduplication and

compression

7x

Increase in

usable storage

capacity

for FTT=2

100%OR

Increase in

usable storage

capacity

for FTT=1

50%

* Actual deduplication and compression storage reduction will vary based on workload and configuration.

Deduplication and Compression

• Software-based

• Minimal (<5%) CPU and memory resource impact maintains high VM performance

• Optimal efficiency: highly granular 4K block size

• Continuous benefits as data grows, more VMs added

Why Choose All-Flash? Most Cost-Efficient Performance

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VSAN AF on

Dell FC630

(w/ Space

Efficency)

$148,618

$31,960

$92,688

$121,696

$23,970

$19,960

$86,766

$14,970

VSAN

Hybrid on

Dell

730xd

SW

HW

SnS

$1.17

$0.74

VIRTUAL SAN HYBRID

VIRTUAL SAN ALL FLASH

Note: Refer to slide notes for environment details

18%

37%

Hybrid vs. All-Flash $/IOPs Comparison

Tiered All-Flash and Hybrid Options

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Caching

DataPersistenceVirtual

SAN

All-Flash

100K IOPS per Host+

sub-millisecond latency

Writes cached first,Reads from capacity tier

Capacity TierFlash Devices

Reads primarily from capacity tier

SSD PCIeNVMe

Hybrid

40K IOPS per Host

Read and Write Cache

Capacity TierSAS / NL-SAS / SATA

SSD PCIe NVMe

Over 6M IOPS with Elastic and Linear Scalability

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160K320K

640K

1.3M

2.6M

400K

800K

1.6M

3.2M

6.4M

4 8 16 32 64

IOP

S

Number of Hosts In Virtual SAN Cluster

VSAN Hybrid VSAN All-Flash

Notes: based on IOMeter 70/30 Read/Write benchmark

6M+ IOPS in 64 Node Cluster

Quality of Service

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5

10

15

20

25

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5

10

15

20

25

30

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No IOPS limit

IOPS limit set at 22K • Complete visibility into IOPS consumed per

VM/Virtual Disk

• 1 Click-to-configure limit

• Eliminate noisy neighbor issues

• Granularly manage performance SLAs:

independent of VM provisioning order

Virtual SAN Delivers Enterprise-Grade Scale

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6M

+IOPS

6,40

0VMs

8.8Petabytes

Maximum Scalability per Virtual SAN Cluster

64Hosts

“I am looking for cost-savings,

efficiency and the ability to

expand when we need to,

quickly. And that’s something the

Virtual SAN lets us do in every

case.

For the Doe Fund, you know, it is

the holy grail of storage.”

— Ryan Hoenle

Director of IT, The DOE Fund, Inc.

Notes: based on IOMeter 100% Read benchmark

Virtual SAN 6.2 New Features - Highlight

VSAN

Platform

• New Caching

Architecture for all-

flash VSAN

• Virtual SAN Health

Services

• Proactive Rebalance

• Fault Domain support

• High Density Storage

Systems with Direct

Attached Storage

• File Services via 3rd

party

• Limited support

hardware encryption

and checksum

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• Fault Domains provide the ability to group multiple hosts within a cluster and define failure domains.

• Virtual SAN Fault Domains ensures replicas of VM data is spread across the defined failure domains.

• Fault domains feature is designed provide the ability to tolerate:

– Rack failures

– Network failures

– Power Failures

Rack A

Fault Domain A Fault Domain B Fault Domain C

Virtual SAN Cluster

Rack CRack B

vmdk witness

raid-1

vmdk

raid-1

vmdkwitnessvmdk

An Overview Of vSphere Virtual Volumes

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Management & Integration Framework for External Storage

VirtualVolumes

Overview

• Virtualizes SAN and NAS devices

• Virtual disks are natively represented

on arrays

• Enables finer control with VM level

storage operations using array-based

data services

• Storage Policy-Based Management

enables automated consumption at

scale

• Supports existing storage I/O

protocols (FC, iSCSI, NFS)

• Industry-wide initiative supported by

major storage vendors

• Included with vSphere

Replicati

onSnapshot

s

Cachin

gEncryptio

nDe-

duplication

vSphere

External Storage Architectures with vSphere Virtual Volumes

External Storage without VVOLs External Storage with VVOLs

Policy based Management

Offloaded Data Services

Eliminates LUN Management

Provides Per-VM Granularity

datastore a

vSphere

Array-a Array-b

LU

NLU

NLU

N

LU

N

LU

N

AND

vSphere Virtual Volumes Extends The SDS Control Plane To Existing External Storage

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Storage Policy Based

Mgmt.

Virtual Volumes

Virtual Datastore

Storage Policy Based

Mgmt.

SAN /

NAS

SAN /

NAS

…

HDDSS

D

Virtual SAN

Shared Datastore

…

HD

DSS

D

HD

DSS

D

Virtual SAN

Virtual SAN 6.0

All-Flash

architecture

2x greater scalability

2x performance with

Hybrid; 4x greater

with All-Flash

Virtual SAN

Snapshots and

Clones

Rack Awareness

Support for Direct-

Attached JBOD

Radically Simple,

Hypervisor-Converged

Storage for VMs

NEW

vSphere Virtual Volumes

Virtualizes SAN/NAS

devices

Uses native array

capabilities

VM-centric

operations

Storage Policy-

Based Management

Industry-wide

initiative

Included with

vSphere

Management &

Integration Framework for

External Storage

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Beyond vSpherevSphere with Operations Management

Why Add “Operations Management”?

vSphere (vCenter + ESXi)

• Limited visibility and notification

• Per Host / Per VM

vSphere with Operations Management

• Holistic visibility

• Dynamic thresholds w/ smart alerts

• History and trends

• Capacity planning

• Utilization and efficiency

vSphere vCenter Server

• Capacity planning – forecast capacity

shortfalls

• Optimize efficiency – reclaim resources

from over-provisioned VMs

• Improve performance – identify

emerging system issues faster

• Proven virtualization platform – provide

availability for your business applications

VMware vSphere

The proven compute virtualization platform

vSphere with Operations Management

• Reliable, battle-tested virtualization platform

• Capacity and performance management

Virtualization with Capacity and Performance Management

Intelligent/Operational Dashboard Shows Value

Immediate

Problems

Future

Problems

Opportunities to

Optimize

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Health

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• How hard is an object working?

• Is the workload w/in the normal/expected range?

• Are there any problems?

Risk

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• How long before I run out of resources?

• How many more VMs can I deploy?

• Are there any undersized

workloads?

Efficiency

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• How efficient are my resources being used?

• Can I improve my VM-to-host consolidation ratio?

What’s New in vSphere with Operations Management 6.0?

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Enhanced Intelligent

Operations

Virtualize Scale-Up and Scale-Out

Applications

Scale-Up : SQL Server, Oracle,

Exchange, SAP

Scale-Out : Big Data, PaaS,

SAP HANA

Smart Alerts : Combine

multiple symptoms to generate

a single alert focused on root

cause

Capacity Management: Save

“what-if” scenarios and commit

the models to the analytics

engine

Enhanced Performance Monitoring

Policy Management: Custom

policies applied for specific

workload types, applications or

clusters

vSphere Hardening: Check

against vSphere hardening

guidelines

Actionable Smart Alerts : Single Alerts Focused On Root Cause

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Performance alert

contributing to degraded

health. Let’s click to see

details …

Alerts

vSphere with Operations

Management 5.5

Smart Alerts

• No actions associated with alerts

vSphere with Operations Management 6.0

Actionable Smart Alerts

• Combine multiple symptoms

• In band recommendations/remediation actions

Enhanced Capacity Modeling

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Capacity

Management

vSphere with Operations

Management 5.5

Limited modeling• Projects could not be saved

• No ability to “commit” projects to analytics

engine

vSphere with Operations

Management 6.0

Advanced capacity modeling• Save capacity project & what-if analysis

• Commit projects to influence capacity

calculations

Capacity Analytics to

inform when, why, what

and where

Granular

breakdown of

capacity metrics for

Compute, Memory,

Network and

Storage

vSphere Hardening Guidelines

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Integrated Compliance Framework

• vSphere Hardening Content included

with vSphere Management Pack.

• Symptoms, Alerts, Views, Dashboards

• Managed per object/group via policies

(ie, rule exceptions for group).

• Users may tweak and enforce their

own compliance property symptoms

• Configuration properties and changes

assessed near real-time

• Compliance Framework will allow for

future content

New, Integrated Compliance

Framework

Customers Realize a True Savings!

34% 36%30%

-26%

Increase

capacity

utilization

Increase

consolidation

ratios

Increase

hardware

savings

Reduce

diagnostics &

problem

resolution time

Source: 2014 and 2012 Management Insights Studies

Benefits of running vSphere with Operations Management

Impact beyond running vSphere alone

Plan for the Future

Current capacity

cross-over point

Actual VMs

deployed

VM count

capacity

Capacity state

todayNew capacity

shortfall if I add

10 new VMs

VMware vCloud® Air™

Disaster Recovery

vCloud Air Offerings

VMware vCloud® Air™ is a secure public cloud operated by VMware, built on the trusted

foundation of vSphere.

The service supports both existing workloads as well as new application development,

giving IT a common platform to seamlessly extend their data center to the cloud leveraging

the same tools and processes they use today.

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vCloud Air Subscription Services

Logically Isolated

Guaranteed Resource

Allocation

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Virtual Private Cloud

Physically Isolated

Your Own Private Cloud

Instance

Dedicated Cloud

Base Resources:

20GB vRAM

10GHz vCPU

Starts at:

2 TB

10 Mbps allocated

50 Mbps burstable

2 Public IPs

Base Resources:

120GB vRAM

30GHz vCPU

Starts at:

6 TB

50 Mbps allocated

1 Gbps burstable

3 Public IPs

Logically Isolated

Business Continuity

Solution

Disaster Recovery

Base Resources:

20GB vRAM

10GHz vCPU

Starts at:

1 TB

10 Mbps allocated

50 Mbps burstable

2 Public IPs

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Term Lengths:

1m, 3m, 12m, 24m, 36m subscriptions

vCloud Air Disaster Recovery

1Dependent on available bandwidth

• Warm standby capacity on vCloud Air

• Self-service protection, failover and failback workflows per VM

• 15 min1 – 24 hr. recovery point objective (RPO)

• Initial data seeding by shipping a disk

• Includes:

• 7-day run time per DR test

• 30 days of recovered VM run time

Simple and secure asynchronous replication for failover and failback

recovery of vSphere environments

What is it?

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SITE A(PRIMARY) vCLOUD AIR , SITE B

(RECOVERY)

DR Instance

Disaster Recovery Pricing

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Total: $795

(per month)

(Standard)

Storage [1TB]

Compute [10GHz,

20GB RAM]

Bandwidth

[10Mbps]

Production

Support

IP Addresses [2]

Unlimited Tests

Core SKU for

Disaster

Recovery

Disaster Recovery Add-On Options

VMware vCloud Air

Disaster Recovery

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Standard Storage, Support

Compute (subscription)

Compute (one time)

IP Address

Offline Data Transfer

Direct Connect

Bandwidth

vCloud Air Locations

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Global availability with specialized locations for Federal organizations

vCloud Government Service

vCloud Air

Europe UK

Europe Germany

US Gov Arizona

US Northern California

US Nevada

US Texas

US New Jersey

US Virginia

US Gov VirginiaJapan West

Australia

Need Help with Your Cloud? It’s One Support Call

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VMware Global Support Services

One support number.

One My VMware account.

vSphere &

vCloud

vCloud

Air

vCloud Air Disaster Recovery - New Features

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• Cloud-enabled DR with deterministic service

levels and capacity guarantees

• Simplified management via self-service

• Flexible consumption models

Benefits

• Simple and secure replication to the cloud for

vSphere private cloud environments

• Multiple Point-in-Time (MPIT) recovery

• Native failback and Reverse Offline Data Transfer

(ODT)

• Create Multi-VM Recovery Plans and Automation

OverviewSite A

vCloud Air Recovery Site

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VIRTUALMACHINES

ON-PREMISESDATA CENTER

vCLOUD AIR DISASTER RECOVERY

REPLICATE

RECOVER

FAILBACK

SECURE GATEWAY

VIRTUALMACHINES

vCloud Air Disaster Recovery Native Failback

Unified Hybrid CloudWhat’s New

VMware vCloud Air: VMworld 2015 Announcements

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Enhanced Disaster

Recovery

Advanced Networking

& Security

vCloud Air Object

Storage

• Petabyte scale storage for backup, file storage, and other unstructured

data use cases

• Generate real-time intelligence from custom metadata

• Highly durable and available

• Granular network security and security groups

• Dynamic routing

• Expanded network interfaces to emulate complex on-prem networks

• Orchestration & automation powered by Site Recovery Manager (SRM)

• OnDemand packaging – pay for what you use

• Stretch multiple Layer 2 segments over one WAN connection

• Enhanced low-downtime workload migration

• Accelerated migration and DR replication over WAN

vCloud Air SQL and

SQL DR

• Fully managed pay-as-you-go Microsoft® SQL Server®

• Disaster recovery for on-premises databases to vCloud Air SQL

• Failover and failback without losing database transactions

Hybrid Cloud Manager

VMware vCloud Air Disaster Recovery

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• Cloud-enabled DR with deterministic service levels and capacity

guarantees

• Improved RPOs and RTOs with significant gains in savings and

efficiency

• Simplified management via self-service

• Flexible consumption models

Customers care because DR provides a simple, low-cost way to greatly

mitigate the risk of outages

Benefits

• Simple and secure replication to the cloud for vSphere private cloud

environments

• Enhanced Capabilities:

• Native failback and reverse Offline Data Transfer (ODT)

• Multi-VM recovery plans with automation

• Multiple Point-in-Time (MPIT) recovery

• Recovery plans with automation and orchestration via SRM

Air

• On Demand packaging and purchasing of disaster recovery

based on resources consumed

Overview

Site A

vCloud Air Recovery Site

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Advanced Network Services

Dedicated

Extend

Data

Center

• Extend “firewalled infrastructure” to vCloud Air

• Improve default security configuration and enable portable security

policies

• Self-service network & security capabilities

• Simplify networking integration between on-prem and cloud-based

environment

• Allow for redundancy and continuity in cloud-hosted application

deployments

Customers care because ANS provides consistent VM security across

environments, simplifying their use of public and hybrid cloud

Benefits

• NSX features to cloud tenants:

• Granular network security and a zero trust security

model

• Dynamic routing, with support for BGP and OSPF

• Up to 200 virtual network interfaces per virtual data

center

• Enhanced VPN (point-to-site) and load-balancing

(support for SSL) capabilities

Overview

Virtual Private

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Pillars of Hybridity

Portabil

ity

ExtensionManagement

VMware vCloud Air Hybrid Cloud Manager

Hybrid Cloud

• Hybrid Management of vCloud Air from

vSphere Web Client + Hybrid Networking &

Migration

• Administration using Single Pane of Glass

• Combines vSphere plugin and vCloud

Connector

• Advanced hybrid management feature for

vSphere users that enables advanced visibility

and control of vCloud Air environments

• Offers seamless on-prem and cloud resource

integration, control, and migration capabilities

for vCloud Air workloads from within vSphere

Overview

vCloudAir

Technology Preview: Project “Skyscraper”

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• CROSS-CLOUD VMOTION: SEAMLESSLY MIGRATE RUNNING VIRTUAL MACHINES BETWEEN ON-PREMISE ENVIRONMENTS AND VCLOUD AIR

• CONTENT SYNC: SEAMLESSLY SYNCHRONIZE ON-PREMISE VM TEMPLATES, VAPPS, ISO’S AND SCRIPTS WITH CONTENT CATALOG IN VCLOUD AIR

Sync Content Seamlessly between Private and Public Clouds

ON-PREMISES DATA CENTER

NETWORKING

SERVICES

VMware vCloud Air

Intelligent Workload Management:vSphere with Operations Management 6.1

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Intelligent Workload

Balancing

Problem:

• Workloads are often placed sub-

optimally, resulting in inefficient

usage of clusters.

• Ongoing balancing of resources

is a difficult, time-consuming,

and non-strategic activity.

Solution:

• Visualize how your clusters are

loaded with workloads across

clusters, vCenters, data centers.

• Get a Balancing Plan that

recommends optimal placement

of the workloads and balances

the workloads across clusters.

Availability

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What’s New in VMware Site Recovery Manager 6.1

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Zero-downtime

application

mobility

Support for metro-distance

stretched storage (EMC

VPLEX, IBM SVC and other)

Orchestrated cross-vCenter

vMotion for scalable, zero-

downtime application mobility

Policy-based

Management

New type of Protection Groups

using vSphere SPBM’s storage

profiles

Enables integration with

VMware vRealize Automation

Integration with

VMware NSX

Integration with NSX

Automated networking and

security mapping using cross-

vC logical switches

Stretched layer 2 over layer 3

for stretched storage topology

VM

VMware Site Recovery Manager Air Delivers Hybrid Cloud Disaster Recovery

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Replic

ation

• Single solution for all use cases

• Site to site

• Site to cloud

• Next-gen architecture

• Hybrid cloud N:N

topologies

• SaaS delivery model

• Self-service management

• Application-centric

protection

• GTM

• Monthly on-demand

consumption

• Per VM pricing

• DR2C: Packaged with

vCloud Air DR SKU

• On-prem: Standalone SKU

Datacenter B vCloud Air DR

Replic

ation

On-premise DRaaS(2016)

Datacenter A

Cloud-based DRaaS(2015 H2)

Roadmap

SRM Air

Evaluations & Door Prizes

Learning Center Offer

Lunch

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