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Senior System EngineerSenior System Engineer

VMware Inc.VMware [email protected]@vmware.com

VMware VirtualVMware Virtual InfrastuctureInfrastuctureFrom the Virtualized to the Automated Data Center


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Agenda

Vision VMware Enables Datacenter Automation

VMware Solutions for the Enterprise Desktops

VMware Solutions for Business Continuity

VMware Solutions for IT Service Delivery


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Self-ManagingDatacenter

Automate

CapacityOn Demand

ServerConsolidation

Test andDevelopment

Separate Consolidate Aggregate

Computing CloudsOn and Off Premise

Liberate

The VMware Evolution of the Virtual Data Center

Hypervisor

Management

Hypervisor Hypervisor

Management

Hypervisor

Management

Automation

VirtualInfrastructure



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Run several operating systemson a single machine.

What is Virtualization?


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Hosted vs. Bare Metal Virtualization

Bare Metal/HypervisorHosted

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(ESX Server)(Workstation, VMware Player, VMwareServer, ACE)


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Virtualization Phase 1: Server Consolidation



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ESXi: Thin, Hardware-Integrated Hypervisor

32MB footprint:Increased security

and reliability

No installation:From server boot to

running VMs in minutes

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ESXi Enables Plug-and-Play Datacenter

DRS + ESXi : Hot add of

compute capacity

Standardized and optimizedservers as stateless compute

nodes

Plug-and-Play capacitymanagement

ESXi: 32MB thin, production-proven, OS-independent, secure hypervisor


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PROVISIONINGVMOTION

Virtual Infrastructure


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VMotion: Live Migration Of Virtual Machines

What is it?

Live migration of virtualmachines with VMwareVMotion

Customer Impact

Zero downtime

Continuous service

availability Complete transaction

integrity

Supported on FibreChannel and iSCSI SANand NAS



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Live Migration Extended to Storage

Storage VMotion

Live migration of VMsacross storage diskswith no downtime

Minimizes planned

downtime


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Centralized Management

VMware VirtualCenter

SHAREDSTORAGE

VMware VirtualCenter


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High Availability (HA) Automatic Restart



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Continuous Availability (HA) Tolerate HW Failure



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Add Distributed Resource Scheduler

MEMCPUMEMCPU MEMCPUMEMCPU


Utilization

Power

VMware DRSOptimize

Service Level

Agreements


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Copyright 2005 VMware, Inc. All rights reserved.

VMware Consolidated Backup

Move backup out of the virtualmachine

A single agent running on the proxyserver rather than an agent onevery virtual machine.

Eliminate backup traffic on the

local area network

Utilize Fibre Channel tape devicesfor virtual machine backups

Pre-integrated with major 3rd-

party backup products

Agentless file level backup


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VMware Update Manager

Eliminates manual tracking of patchlevels of ESX Server hosts and virtualmachines

Automates enforcement of patch

standardsReduces risk through snapshots andoffline virtual machine patching

* Note: RHEL guests can only be scanned, not remediated

Automates patch management for

ESX Server hosts and selectMicrosoft and RHEL virtual machines

Scans and remedies online as well asoffline virtual machines* and online ESXServer hosts

Snapshots virtual machines prior topatching and allows rollback to snapshot

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Update

Manager

Host

Server


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And Proactively Avoid Planned Downtime

VMotion VMotion


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VMware ESXi vs VMware Infrastructure 3

VMware ESXi

VMware ESXi

Single server partitioning Production-class hypervisor

Advanced server resourcemanagement

VMware Infrastructure 3

Pools of computing resources Built-in availability and

manageability

VMware Infrastructure

VMware ESXi VMware ESXi VMware ESXi


VMotion and Storage VMotion

High Availability and Consolidated Backup

Dynamic Resource Scheduling and Power Mgmt

Centralized Management

VMware ESXi VMware ESXi VMware ESXi


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MSFT / Xen ArchitectureVMware Architecture

True thin hypervisor No general-purpose OS Direct driver model = I/O scaling

Drivers optimized for VMs Page Sharing = Greater Density Hypervisor owns the resources

Large general purpose OS inmanagement partition

Indirect driver model

Generic drivers in mgmt partition Potential for I/O throughputdegradation under load

All VMs down when mgmt partitionfails (BSOD/Kernel panic)

Architectures Do Matter


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Size DoesMatter

VMwareESXi

32 MB

Citrix XenServer v4

1.8 GB

Windows 2008Server Core with

Hyper-V RC0

2.6 GB


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The Highest VM Density

Dynamic Balancing Highest VM DensityMemory Optimization


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TCO per VMTCO per VMis the critical metric!

Host system memory is usually the resource bottleneck.

VMware memory management technology allows an average of2:1 memory overcommit (and oftentimes greater)

Transparent Page Sharing Memory ballooning

Smarter Memory Management = Greater VM Density


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Hypervisor

Core Business Services


True Dynamic IT Services

Lab

Self-Service

Hardware

Maintenance

Live MobilityResource

Management

SecurityAuthentication

Authorization

Virtual

Desktop

VM

Lifecycle

Business

Continuity

Image

Management

Downtime/

Availability

Software

Maintenance

Storage

ManagementDisasterRecovery

Lab

Self-Service

Lab

Self-Service

Hardware

Maintenance

Live MobilityLive MobilityResource

Management

Resource

Management

SecuritySecurityAuthentication

Authorization

Authentication

Authorization

Virtual

Desktop

Virtual

Desktop

VM

Lifecycle

VM

Lifecycle

Business

Continuity

Business

Continuity

Image

Management

Image

Management

Downtime/

Availability

Downtime/

Availability

Software

Maintenance

Software

Maintenance

Storage

Management

Storage

Management

Storage

ManagementDisasterRecoveryDisasterRecovery

Virtualization is More than Just Running VMs

Others still working on

a reliable hypervisor

Required fora DynamicDatacenter


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VMware The Best Platform for Your Applications

Reliable, Comprehensive, Cost-effective Solutions

Robust

ReliableFoundation

True

Dynamic ITServices

Complete

VirtualizationManagement

Support for

Entire ITInfrastructure

Proven and

TrustedPlatform

The VMware Advantage


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ESX: The Only Production Proven Hypervisor


#1 in Reliability

Large pharmaceutical customer:

Over four years of VMware ESX uptime!

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ESX: More Reliable than a Mainframe!


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Physical Hardware

ESX/ESXi Hypervisor

Desktop

Virtualization

Datacenter

Virtualization

Application &

Infrastructure Management

Application &

Infrastructure Management

Desktop Datacenter

Desktop and Datacenter Virtualization on One Platform


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VirtualizationPlatform


Automation

Resource Mgt Availability Mobility

DesktopManagement

IT ServiceDelivery

BusinessContinuity

Security

The Virtual Infrastructure Stack Today

Automation


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VMware Virtual Desktop Infrastructure

What is VMware Virtual Desktop Infrastructure (VDI)?

An end-to-end desktop virtualization solution that

delivers enterprise-class desktop control andmanageability while providing a familiar user experience


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Turns monolithic system to modular

Virtualization breaks thebond between each layer

Allows IT to manage eachlayer separately

Users can pick HW andapps while still lockingdown desktop

Supports server hosteddesktops and PC

ApplicationVirtualization

MachineVirtualization

User

Profile


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VMware VDI Solution

An end-to-enddesktop virtualizationsolution that delivers

enterprise-classdesktop control and

manageability whileproviding a familiar

user experience


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VMware ThinApp

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ThinApp: Package Once, Deploy Everywhere


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Conflict Free Application Compatibility

Isolate Applications from OS & Each Other

Reduced compatibility testing

Deploy Multiple Versions

Simultaneously

Simplified applicationtroubleshooting


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Virtualization Types

www.thinstall.com


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VMware VDI today

VDM

Clients

AD

VC

Linux / Partner Clients

SVI

Offline

AdditionalConnectivity

Blade PCs

Terminal

Servers

Physical

PCs

and tomorrow


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Agenda


VMware Solutions for the Enterprise Desktop


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Challenges of Traditional Disaster Recovery

Complex recoveryprocesses and

infrastructure

Dependent onperfect training,

documentation,and execution

Failure to meetcontinuity

requirements

Recovery takesdays to weeks

Recovery testsoften fail

Significant IT timeand resourcesconsumed

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Introducing VMware Site Recovery Manager

Site Recovery Manager leverages VMware Infrastructure to deliveradvanced disaster recovery management and automation


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Setup: Building Recovery Plans

Turn manual runbook into

automated process

Specify steps of recovery processin VirtualCenter

Extensible framework

Scripts for specialized tasks

Checkpoints for manual steps

Enables integration with physicalrecovery


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Site Recovery Manager Simplifies

Key Processes of Disaster Recovery

Ensure that disaster recovery is rapid, reliable, and manageable

Setup

Allocate recoveryresources

Integrate withreplication

Build recoveryprocess

Testing

Create isolatedtesting environment

Automate tests ofrecovery plans

Cleans up aftertests completed

Failover

Free resourcesfor recovery

Prepare storagefor recovery

Automate recoveryprocess


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Agenda


VMware Solutions for the Enterprise Desktop


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IT Service Delivery

Create

Deploy

Update

Track

Decommission

Policy &

Governance

Request


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Lets Software be managed like documents...

Publish orRetract

Audit Usage

Retain

Dispose

Document Lifecycle Management

Request forVM

ProvisioningDelete VM

Archive VM

Virtual Machine Lifecycle Management

Monitor &Adjust

Resources

Power-On orSuspend VM

Route VM forApproval

Deploy VMfrom

Template

Create Approve

Request

Document


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Lifecycle Manager Summary

Enables systematic tracking andauditing

Serves as the system ofrecord for all VM requests anddeployments

Feature Benefit

Establishes a catalog and

associated deployment policies

Ensures compliance with

corporate IT policies andstandards

Provides a consistent processfor requesting and approving

VMs

Prevents VM sprawl


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Lifecycle Manager is Deployed Across the Datacenter

Dev and QA Staging Production

InfrastructureAdmins

Overwhelming provisioning burden No visibility and control of resources and processesTracking and control VM lifecycle with consistent approval mechanisms

Lifecycle Manager

Resource Pool Resource Pool Resource Pool Resource Pool

VMware Virtual Infrastructure


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VMware Lab Manager


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Lab Manager is Deployed in the Lab



Long lead times Dirty systems

DevelopersQA engineers

Lab Manager

Rapid provisioningof multi-tiertransient lab

environments

Tracking and control VM lifecycle with consistent approval mechanisms

Lifecycle Manager




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Automated Virtual Datacenter Topology



AppAdmins

Stage Manager

DevelopersQA engineers

Lab Manager

Lifecycle Manager

Site Recovery ManagerSite Recovery

Manager

(Failover site) (Failover site)



Site RecoveryManager


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Automation =Business Agility


Management &Automation

Hypervisor

What It Means for You

Increase ROIAutomate previously manual tasks

Increase responsivenessto the business

Accelerate the rate of IT change whilemaintaining predictability and control

Minimize risk and improvecompliance with IT/business policy

Manage IT Service delivery across IT andbusiness functions


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Your Adoption Path

Start with immediate needs.Scale for enterprise-wide benefits.

Source: IDC, Virtualization 2.0: The Next Phase in Customer Adoption, Nov 2006

Explore Expand Standardize

Strategic Business Benefits:agile, flexible, always-on

CapEx Savings

OpEx Savings

Virtualize production servers

High Availability

Disaster Recovery

Balance workloads

Automate IT processes

Create resource pools

Capacity on-demand

Infrastructure-wide management

Partition

Consolidate servers


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Next Generation IT Infrastructure from VMware

APP

OS

APP

OS

APP

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Adaptive, deploying and re-configuringinfrastructure resources quickly

Self-optimizing, moving resources realtime to guarantee application QoS

Fault tolerant, recovering applications

from any failure without disruptionAutomated, accelerating IT processeswhile ensuring compliance

Self-protecting, detecting and

eliminating security threats proactively

Reliable & Dynamic Infrastructure for Enterprise Apps


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Summary

Changing the way software is distributedNot just better hardware management

Virtual Truly is Better Than RealMore manageable, more available, more reliable, more secure,

VMware Infrastructure is the new computing platform

VMware is the only viable choice for virtualizing the

corporate datacenter, branch office and desktops


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Albert Einstein

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