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Self-service
Automated
provisioning
Pooled resources
Automated
management
deployment
Automated maintenanceQuota-based
allocation
Optimized resource
consumptionReduced
costs
‘IT’‘the business’
Cloud Optimize Every Business
Deliver Best-in-Class Hybrid IT
• Hybrid Support & the Commons
• First-party Applications
• Total Cost of Ownership
PrivateDifferentiation • Hybrid Support & the Commons
• First-party Applications
• Higher-level Services
Public
SERVICE CONSUMER
“Application Owner”
• Empowerment and Agility
• Self-Service Experience
• Application Visibility and
Control
• Simplicity
SERVICE PROVIDER
“Data Center Administrator”
• Resource Pooling
• Delegation and Control
• Flexible and Elastic
• Cost Efficiency
Service
Agreement
Configure / Deploy
DC
Admin
Monitor / Operate
Application Management Service Delivery and Automation Infrastructure Management
Virtual Machine Manager
Operations Manager
App Controller
Service Manager Service Manager
Orchestrator
Configuration Manager
Data Protection Manager
App
Owner
Self ServiceService Delivery
And Automation
Service Model
System Center 2012
SQL ServerWindows Server
Manages
Microsoft
Hyper-V Server 2008 R2
Why SP1?
Windows Server 2012
Windows Server 2008 R2
Microsoft
Hyper-V Server 2012
SP1
2008 R22012 2008 R22012
Hosters / Hybrid Clouds
Virtualize w/o
Exception
Self-Service
Multi-Tenancy
Enable Hoster
IaaS solutions
On Ramp
To Azure
Support Existing
Customers
• Multiple tenants on shared infrastructure
• Self-service experience that spans on-premise and public clouds
• Abstraction and enablement of fabric resources
• End-to-end visibility from Service => VM => Fabric elements
• Extensible REST oData API, multi-tenant, multi-function IaaS stack
• Expose value added services via SPF
• Automation
• Allow customers to copy VHD’s from private cloud to Azure
• DPM backup to Windows Azure
• Continue to provide monitoring, backup, automation, deployment,
configuration management and patching of workloads
System Center 2012 SP1 - Themes
Data Center TwoData Center One
DevelopmentProduction
Logical & Standardized
Diverse Infrastructure
Cloud Abstraction
Delegated
Capacity
Standardized
Services
Assign dedicated and shared resources
Production
Development
STORAGE
Discover, classify, and allocate
storage for use by the private
cloud. Provide the correct
storage for use with
appropriate access.
COMPUTE
Deploy your compute
resources, taking them from
bare metal to fully deployed
for your physical and
virtualization hosts.
NETWORK
Abstract your complex
networking infrastructure into
logical networks for cloud use.
Assign IP, virtual IP, and MAC
addresses from pools and
integrate with load balancers.
CLUSTER
Consolidate your
infrastructure components
for use in a private cloud.
Bare-metal
server
WDS server
1
3
24
5
6
OOB reboot
Boot from PXE
Send hardware data back to VMM
Authorize
PXE boot
Execute a set of calls in WinPE
to collect hardware inventory
data (network adapters and
disks)
Download VMM customized WinPE
VMM server
Storage Management
END-TO-END MAPPING
• Create associations
between storage and
VM through reconciling
data from Hyper-V and
storage arrays
• Identify storage
consumed by VM, host,
and cluster
CAPACITY MANAGEMENT RAPID PROVISIONING
• Add storage to a host or
cluster through masking
operations, initialization,
partitioning, formatting, and
CSV cluster resource creation
• Add storage capacity during
new cluster creation
• Create new VMs
leveraging the SAN to
copy the VHD
• Utilize SMI-S copy
services and replication
profiles
• Deploy to host or
cluster at scale
LOGICAL NETWORKS
• Classify network for
VMs to access
• Map to network
topology
• Allocate to hosts
and clouds
ADDRESS POOLS LOAD BALANCERS
• Allocate a static IP
address to VMs from a
preconfigured pool
• Create IP pool as a
managed range of IP
address assignments
• Create MAC address
pool as a managed
range of MAC address
assignments
• Apply settings for load
balancer capability in service
deployment
• Control load balancer through
vendor provider based on
PowerShell
• Create virtual IP templates
consisting of load balancer
configuration settings
• Self service
• Resource pooling
• Opacity
• Elasticity
• Optimization
Data Center TwoData Center One
DevelopmentProduction
Cloud Abstraction
Delegated
Capacity
Production
Development
Infrastructure Operations
Administrator Delegated
AdministratorInfrastructure
Administrator Infrastructure
Administrator• Entire system
• Can take any
action
• Host groups
and clouds
• Can take any
action at that
level
Read-Only Administrator
• Host groups and clouds
• No actions
Self-Service User
Application Owner
• Clouds only
• Revocable actions
• Quota controlled
Create custom roles
Choose actions and change actions
dynamically as needed
Uses Active Directory users and
groups
Ability to set quota at the “all
members combined” level
Ability to set quota at the “individual
member” level
50 VM limit for all members of
user role
10 VM limit per individual member
Tenant Facing Portal Enterprise SSU Portal
Aggregation & Automation
Fabric Controller
REST
OData
API
Aggregation Automation
Self-service Users
Tenant Admins
Tenant’s
Apps, Scripts, Tools
1. Hoster Admin• Create stamps, clouds, servers, templates
• Create user roles: tenant admin
2. Tenant Admin• Manage VM networks/subnets
• Create self-service user
3. Tenant Self-Service User• Sees cloud(s)
• Create and use VMs & services
Public CloudHosted CloudsPrivate Cloud
• Manage compute workloads on or off-premise
• Use your corporate identity
• One tool, one experience for end users leads to increase
efficiency / productivity
Managing Services in Multiple Clouds
PublicPrivatePrivate
Public
App Controller SP1