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© 2009 VMware Inc. All rights reserved
Confidential
Server Virtualization
Lee Dilworth
Principal Systems Engineer, VMware
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Virtualization, its only about this yes?
Traditional Architecture Virtual ArchitectureNo. Let’s take a look at the virtualization journey….
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Virtualization Adoption – The Key Elements
Ownership/
Sponsorship
IT Capabilities
from Virtualization
Business Value
Adoption Value
Confidence
Business Triggers
Introducing the Virtualization Journey
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The Virtualization Journey Stages
COST EFFICIENCYQUALITY OF SERVICE
BUSINESS AGILITY
Sponsorship
Business Value
Confidence
Key Capabilities
Stage IT Production
Stages of Adoption and Maturity
Business Production
CAPEX
OPEX
Availability
Responsiveness
CAPEX
OPEX
IT as a Service (ITaaS)
CAPEXOPEX
AvailabilityResponsiveness
ComplianceTime-to-market
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COST EFFICIENCY
Stage 1 – IT Production
Sponsorship
Business Value
Confidence
Key Capabilities
Stage IT Production
Stages of Adoption and Maturity
CAPEX
OPEX
ReactiveUse virtualization platform in production to address a specific issue
More Efficient Resource Utilisation
Server Consolidation for CAPEX savings
Within the IT Dept
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The Power of the Platform
Key Benefit = Consolidation
Early Generation FocusMultiple Apps per Machine
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VMware – The Proven Industry Leader
Company Overview
• 190,000 Customers
• 25,000+ Partners
• ~8,200 employees worldwide
• 51,000+ certified professionals
• 1M+ community members
• 5th largest infrastructure software company in the world
Proven in the Trenches
• 100% of Fortune Global 100
• 94% of Fortune Global 500
• 97% of Fortune 1000
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COST EFFICIENCYQUALITY OF SERVICE
Stage 2 – Business Production
Sponsorship
Business Value
Confidence
Key Capabilities
Stage IT Production
Stages of Adoption and Maturity
Business Production
CAPEX
OPEX
Availability
Responsiveness
CAPEX
OPEX
SelectiveMore challenging applications, databases and Tier 1 apps
High availbility, ability to relocate, fast recovery, End user mobility
Enhanced SLA. Effective High Availability and Disaster Recovery
Application Owners
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Challenges of Virtualizing Business Critical Applications
CIO: “Virtualize more!”
“Our CIO told the team that we need to virtualize as much as we
can as soon we can.”
VI Admin,
VMware Customer
App Owners: “No way!”
“The Exchange owner vetoed the virtualization project; he felt it was too risky.”
VI Admin,
VMware Customer
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Platform FocusInfrastructure Abstraction
High AvailabilityDynamic
Resource Scheduling
SRMvNetwork
Distributed SwitchStorage
VMotion
The Power of the Platform
Key Benefit = Consolidation
Early Generation FocusMultiple Apps per Machine
Key Benefit =Dynamic, Flexible Infrastructure
VMotion™
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We are past a virtual tipping point!
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2,500,000
5,000,000
7,500,000
10,000,000
12,500,000
15,000,000
17,500,000
VM Cross Over
2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013
Source: IDC
Physical machines
Virtual machines
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Who is Virtualizing Business Applications?
In a recent Gartner poll, 93% respondents used x86 virtualization for applications in productionSource: Gartner Data Center Poll“2009 Data Center Poll Results for Virtualization Initiatives” , 9 March 2010
38%
43%53%
25% 25%
MS Exchange
MS SQLMS SharePoint
OracleMiddleware
OracleDB
XenApp
42%
SAP
18%
Source: VMware customer survey, January 2010, sample size 1038Data: Total number of instances of that workload deployed in your organization and the percentage of those instances that are virtualized
% of Application Instances running on VMware in Customer Base
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COST EFFICIENCYQUALITY OF SERVICE
BUSINESS AGILITY
The Virtualization Journey – IT as a Service
Business ProductionIT Production
Stages of Adoption and Maturity
CAPEX
OPEX
CAPEX
OPEX
Availability
Responsiveness
IT as a Service (ITaaS)
CAPEXOPEX
AvailabilityResponsiveness
ComplianceTime-to-market
ProactiveComfortable virtualizing most if not all business applications and databases
Automation, integration into business process. Proactive IT support, increase end-user mobility
Business Agility Building the Private Cloud
CIO - CFOSponsorship
Business Value
Confidence
Key Capabilities
Stage
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Common Concerns in Growing Virtualized Environments
How do I ensure I have capacity to meet new demands and changing demands?
How can IT respond more rapidly to the changing needs of the business?
How do I keep track of my rapidly growing virtual estate?
If I plan a change, how do I know what else is impacted?
How can I ensure consistent security policies remain in place across the estate?
How can I guarantee that we can recover in the event of a disaster?
How can I do cost recovery for a central infrastructure?
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Existing Datacenters
New Enterprise Apps SaaS AppsExisting Apps
Public Infrastructure
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Existing Datacenters
New Enterprise Apps SaaS AppsExisting Apps
Public Infrastructure
The Challenge: Stitch all this together
into a coherent, secure, compliant whole
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Existing Datacenters
New Enterprise Apps SaaS AppsExisting Apps
Public Infrastructure
Cloud Infrastructure and Management
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Existing Datacenters
New Enterprise Apps SaaS AppsExisting Apps
Public Infrastructure
Cloud Infrastructure and Management
Cloud Application Platform
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Existing Datacenters
New Enterprise Apps SaaS AppsExisting Apps
Public Infrastructure
Cloud Infrastructure and Management
Cloud Application Platform
End User Computing
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Cloud Infrastructure and Management
Cloud Application Platform
End User Computing
The New Stack
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Cloud Infrastructure and Management
Cloud Application Platform
End User Computing
vSphere vCentervCloudDirector
Spring vFabric Hyperic
View Thin App Zimbra
vShield
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Cloud Infrastructure and Management
Cloud Application Platform
End User Computing
vSphere vCentervCloudDirector
Spring vFabric Hyperic
View Thin App Zimbra
vShield
The New Stack
for
IT as a Service
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Cloud Infrastructure and Management
Cloud Application Platform
End User ComputingEnd UserComputing
CloudInfrastructure & Management
Cloud Application Platform
Modular Desktops
Unified User Management
Self-Managed SaaSPartners
Other SaaSProviders
Cloud-Scale Open Self-Managed
Efficiency through
Automation
Agility withSecurity and
Control
Freedom of Choice
vCloudPartners
Application Access
Application Portability
VMware vSphere: Foundation for Cloud Computing
Application Mobility
Secure Private CloudVMware Enabled
Public CloudsIndependent
Public Clouds
End-User Computing
Cloud Application Platform
Cloud Infrastructure and Management
Other CloudInfrastructure
Partners
PaaSPartners
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COST EFFICIENCYQUALITY OF SERVICE
The Virtualization Journey - Recap
Sponsorship
Business Value
Confidence
Key Capabilities
Stage IT Production
IT
Reactive
Cost Savings Credibility
Provisioning
CAPEX
OPEX
Cost Efficiency
Business Production
IT / LOB
Selective
Speed Stability SLAs
CAPEX
OPEX
Availability
Responsiveness
Quality of Service
BUSINESS AGILITY
ITaaS
CIO
Proactive
Streamlined Processes IT-as-a-Service Quality of Life
CAPEXOPEX
AvailabilityResponsiveness
ComplianceTime-to-market
Business Agility