Eitan SpectorTechnical Advisor and Account ManagerMicrosoft Israel

Beyond Virtualization with Windows Server

2012 and

Windows 8

Agenda

Microsoft Desktop Virtualization

Windows Server 2012 Virtualization

• Tell about all Microsoft Virtualization Story to customers ( Server and Desktop )

• Guide customers to adopt the right Desktop Virtualization technology based on their business scenario

Session Objectives And Takeaways

User State

Applications

Operating System

Microsoft Desktop Virtualization

User State Applications Operating System

User ExperienceVirtualization (UE-V)

Folder Redirection

Change the Device,Keep your Experience

ApplicationVirtualization (App-V)

RemoteApp

Virtually Any Application, Anywhere

Microsoft VDI Client Hyper-V

MED-V

Windows Everywhere

C e n t r a l iz e d a n d U n ifi e d M a n a g e m e n t

Centralized and Unified Management

Deliver virtualization to the user through a more comprehensive platform!

Local Device

Virtual Desktop

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Anywhere Productivity

Avoid Business Disruptions

* Includes User Experience Virtualization (UE-V), Folder Redirection and Offline Files

Microsoft User State Virtualization User State

File Share

Thin Client

Local Desktop

Virtual Desktop

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ApplicationsMicrosoft Application Virtualization (App-V)

Anywhere Productivity

Avoid Business Disruptions

Accelerate Deployment

End Point

Virtual Apps

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FIREWALL

Microsoft Remote App: Powered by RDSHosted Virtual Applications

Flexible Access to Applications

Secure Corporate Data

Simplify Application Deployment

Local Desktop Thin Client

Applications

VirtualDesktops

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FIREWALL

Microsoft Virtual Desktop Infrastructure (VDI)Hosted Virtual Desktops

Flexible Access to Windows

Secure Corporate Data

Avoid Business Disruptions

Centralized Management

Operating System

Local Desktop Thin Client

VDI with Windows Server 2012

FIREWALL

Powered by Windows Server 2012

1 platform • 1 experience • 3 deployment choices

Desktop Sessions

Pooled VMs

PersonalVMs

Corporate Office

Branch Office

Library / Coffee house

Home

Operating System

Sessions Personal VMsPooled VMs

Choosing the Right VDI Architecture

Ease of Management

App Compatibility

Personalization

Cost Effectiveness

Operating System

Good

Better

Best

Windows 8 Client Hyper-VLocal Virtual Desktops

Maximize Hardware Investments

Operating System

Windows 8 VM

Windows 7 VM

Windows Server 8 VM

Linux VMHyper-

V

Robust Virtualization Platform

Improves efficiency

• Support for 32- and 64-bit operating systems• Support for rich multimedia, VOIP, and multi-touch• Easily migrate VMs between server and client Hyper-V

without modification• Work with VMs on laptops with support for wireless,

and sleep and hibernate

Flexibility of choice

User ScenariosPrimary Supporting

USV App-VRemote

App

VDI(VM-

based)

VDI (Session-based)

MED-V Client Hyper-V

User Behavior / Characteristics

Offline / TravelsAccess to apps and data

OfflineWorks across multiple PCsAlways connectedLimited LOB apps, No admin accessAlways connectedMultitasking and personalization

BYOD / Contractor

Run incompatible apps on Windows 7

IT ProMultiple dev / test locally

Requires business compliance

Windows Server 2012: Cloud Optimize Your IT

The Power of Many Servers, the Simplicity of One

Modern Workstyle, Enabled

Every App, Any Cloud

Beyond Virtualization

Beyond Virtualization

Windows Server 2012 Scalability

Complete Virtualization Platform

• 320 Logical processors on hardware

• 2048 Virtual CPU’s • 4T Physical memory

per Host

Increased Scalability and Performance ( VM’s)

• 64 virtual processors per VM

• 1024 Active VM’s• 1T Memory per VM

Cluster

• 64 nodes per cluster ( FC

• 8000 VM’s per cluster

, ISCSI , File base storage )

Beyond Virtualization

Networking Investments

• Scale beyond VLANs with Hyper-V Network Virtualization: Build multitenant networks efficiently; move or deploy workloads without changing network configurations or reconfiguring physical networks

• Quality of Service: Guarantee minimum services bandwidth while maximizing network throughput

• Several Partners have already announced extensions for the Hyper-V Extensible Switch, including:

• Cisco - Nexus 1000V • NEC - OpenFlow • 5nine – Virtual Firewall 3.0 • InMon - sFlow

Delivering a fully isolated, multitenant environment that includes tools to guarantee SLAs, enable chargebacks, and support self-service delivery

Beyond Virtualization

Storage Investments

Delivering a high-density, scalable environment that can be adapted to perform at the optimum level based on customer needs

• Virtual Fiber Channel in Hyper-V: Connect to Fiber Channel storage from within a virtual machine

• Offloaded Data Transfer support in Hyper-V: Use storage faster and more efficiently

• Storage DE duplication

• Maximum Virtual Disk Size 64TB

• Native 4-KB Disk Support

• Thin provisioning

• SMB transparent failover

Beyond Virtualization

VM mobility and DR

Common identity and management framework for secure and reliable cross-premises connectivity

• Live Storage migration

• 1/10GigE Simultaneous Live Migrations

• Shared-Nothing Live Migration

• Guest Clustering with Live Migration

• Hyper-V Replica: Replicate virtual machines between storage systems, clusters, and data centers in two sites to provide business continuity and disaster recovery, with just a few clicks

Built for the Future

64 virtual processors per VM1TB virtual machine memoryNew 64TB VHDX formatNative 4k disk supportHyper-V ReplicaHyper-V virtual fiber channelLive storage migrationWindows NIC teamingConcurrent live migrationSupport for AES/NISupport for up to 64 nodes per clusterSupport for 4000 VMs per clusterHyper-V support for up to 2 TB of physical memoryHyper-V intelligent second level pagingLive VHD mergeCluster shared volumes v2SMB 2 SupportRDMA support in SMBScale-out file serverMulti-channel SMBSRIOV NetworkingThousands of PowerShell commandsVirtual NIC monitor modeRest APIs for PowerShell commands150 Hyper-V PowerShell commandsStorage PowerShellNetwork PowerShellMulti-Tenancy, Port ACLs / FirewallStorage meteringStorage SpacesSMI-S support inboxVirtual NUMA supportCPU meteringNetwork meteringMemory meteringRemoteFX3D graphics remotingTouch remotingUSB remotingVDIGuest Application Health MonitoringVM Hardware Error IsolationVM Failover PrioritizationTrusted boot supportRemovable Shell & IEEnables roles in VHDs OfflineMulti-machine management protocolIntegrated workflows and PowerShell…

Windows Server 2012

Windows Server 2012 Licensing Model

Windows 2012 Standard = 1 + 2

Windows 2012 Data Center =Unlimited*

* 2 physical CPU (Socket)

Summary

• Tell about all Microsoft Virtualization Story to customers ( Server and Desktop )

• Guide customers to adopt the right Desktop Virtualization technology based on their business scenario

Your Next step

• Start Deploy Desktop Virtualization technology based on their business scenario

• Start Deploy Windows server 2012 Hyper-V

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