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System Center 2012 for VMware InfrastructureDeepak Maheshwari Alec King Bryan DadyPartner Consultant Director Product Management Manager Platform Microsoft Veeam MP T Mobile
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Why System Center 2012 for VMware Infrastructure(01) Private cloud and Service Deployment
(02) VMware is widely deployed Hypervisor
(03) End to End Monitoring for VMware and Microsoft workloads
(04) Heterogeneous Hypervisor Management and Automation
(05) System Center 2012 is THE management product for Microsoft based workloads
Managing VMware using VMM
SCVMM and VMware Integration VMM IntegrationVMM serves the needs of the day to day administrationVMM can manage multiple vCenterVMM can manage selected ESXi host/cluster
How SCVMM Manages VMwareVMware Infrastructure Web Services APIs (VMware Supported)
Agentless; Enables cross-ESX host operations - e.g. Vmotion
File Operations to move files to/from ESX hosts -HTTPS
Supported VersionsVMware SCVMM 2008
R2SC 2012 VMM SC 2012 SP1
VMM
vCenter 2.5, 4.0 4.1 4.1, 5.1
ESX 3.5, 4.0 3.5, 4.1 4.1
ESXi n/a 3.5, 4.1 4.1, 5.1
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/gg610683.aspx
Updates since SCVMM 2008 R2 Selectively add vCenter Managed ESX(i) compute
resources for cloud creation
VMware templates disks (*.vmdk’s) are no longer copied to the SCVMM Library
Support for VMware standard & distributed virtual switches
Port groups discovered and used, not created
Support for thinly provisioned disks
Fabric Configuration
Configure Port
Groups
Create a Cluster
Deploy and
update VM
Create VM
Template
Add vCenter
Add ESXi Hosts /
Clus
Configure Network
Import VMware Template
vCenter
VMM 2012 SP1
Demo
Fabric Configuration & Day to Day Administration
Private Cloud Creation
Compute/Storage/ Networking
Development Cloud Production Cloud
App Controller
Hyper-V, ESX, Xen
System Center 2012
App ControllerService Manager
OrchestratorOperations Manager
Virtual Machine Manager
Demo
Creation of a Cloud
Why Use Services? Manage multi-tier
applications across multiple servers as a single unit
Manage fewer images – Applications and OS are composed during deployment
Scale out based on demand
Service Lifecycle Management
Create
Templat
e
Customiz
e Deployme
nt
Deploy
Service Instance
Update Template
Apply
Demo
Deploy Service Template on VMware
Veeam Management Packfor VMwareAlec KingDirector, Product ManagementVeeam Software
VMware visibility in Operations Manager• Agentless data collection
• Seamless integration with Ops Mgr
Veeam MP for VMware v6.0• Announced at MMS 2013• VMware Monitoring, Reporting, & Capacity Planning
• vSphere 5.1• Windows Server 2012• System Center 2012 SP1• Certified VMware Ready• Listed on Microsoft Pinpoint
Demo
Veeam Management Pack for VMware
FREE VMware monitoring• Get the Veeam Management Pack 10-
Pack• Includes• 10 FREE sockets of Veeam MP• 1 year maintenance and support• Full functionality
• Available to new Veeam MP customers• To learn more, visit www.veeam.com/freemp
Managing VMware with System CenterBryan DadyManager, Platform DesignT-Mobile USA, Inc.
http://about.me/BryanDady (twitter, LinkedIn, etc.)
T-Mobile Platforms
Traditional Infra.
Platform OverviewCompute Storage
AIX – 1200 LPARs, 21 POWER frames
100% virtual
Windows – 7,000 servers
60% virtual
Linux – 2,000 servers
40% virtual
Over 20 petabytes of raw disk
across 40 disk arrays (mostly Vmax)
20,000 + fiber ports
across 4 SANs
NAS and Backup platform refreshes in 2013
VMware Platform at T-Mobile3 vCenters, 7 Datacenters500 Hosts, 72 clusters (typ. 4 or 8 node)7,336 Cores, 51,066 GB RAMOver 1 PB SAN allocated across 816 Datastores
1,091,188 TB (685 TB Used) (plus some RDM)“Grandfathered” licensing entitlement; comparable with vCloud Advanced5,313 VMs – Avg 11 VM's per Host12,890 vCPU's (176% allocated), 0.7 Avg VM's per core40,702 GB vMem (80% allocated)
T-Mobile Cloud Strategy
Private, Hybrid – IaaS, PaaS, EaaS
1. Enable all internal customers with IaaS capability• Improving provisioning with Cfg Mgr, VMM
2. Support targeted workloads with PaaS enablement• VMM Service Templates
3. Prove out concept of EaaS (Environment as a Service) for 1 app• Advanced Service Templates, or connected (SCOrch)
workflows
Select the right Platform components, with cost optimized and fit for purpose toolingEvaluate hybrid cloud solutions and support others to do so
Future State of Systems Management
VMware Env 1 VMware Env 2 SAN POWER - AIX NAS
Management Tools
Phys Servers
Management ToolsManagement ToolsManagement ToolsManagement ToolsManagement ToolsUnified Interface
Unified Processes
Why manage VMware with System Center?
• Already invested in Configuration Manager and Operations Manager
• Needed to update / upgrade 2007 era System Center components
• Appealing addition of Orchestrator and compelling simplification of licensing; costs
How System Center Delivers our Future State
Unified Management
Virtual Servers
All 2012 SP1VMMOrchestrator
Patching
PaaS, “DevOps”
Provisioning
Operations ManagerConfiguration Manger
Applications
PatchingvSphere
Automating VMware tasks using Orchestrator
Orchestrator Concepts
41
Activities Runbooks Data bus Standard Activities
Invoke Web
Services
Compare Values
Send email
Query Database
Run .NETScript
Get Server ID from
DPM
Get Data Sources
Create Recovery
PointCreate
IncidentCreate
Checkpoint
Start Maint Mode
Shut Down VM
E-mail on error
Update on success
Clone Linux VM
Return Data
Check Schedule
Intelligent tasks that perform
defined actions
System level workflows that
execute a series of linked activities to
complete a defined set of actions
Used to publish and consume
information as a runbook executes
A rich set of out-of-box functions that allow you
to perform a wide variety of tasks and automations
VMware Integration PackVM Tasks
Create VM Customize VM Delete VM Maintenance
Mode Migrate VM Move VM Reconfigure VM Reset VM Revert VM Snapshot Start VM Stop VM Suspend VM Take VM
Snapshot
Add Add Network Adapter Add VM Disk
Clone Clone Linux VM Clone Windows VM
Set Set Guest Info
Variables Set VM CD/DVD to ISO
Image Set VM Networks
Get Get Cluster Properties Get Datastore
Capacity Get Host Datastores Get Host Properties Get Hosts Get Resource Pool
Runtime Info Get Resource Pools Get VM List Get VM Properties Get VM Status
Demo
Automation using Orchestrator
T-Mobile Comprehensive Multi-Platform Hybrid Cloud
vCenter Operation
s Mgmt
ITBusiness
MgmtApplicationDirector
vCloud Director
vCloud Networking and Security
vCenter Site Recovery Manager
vSphere
HardwarevCloud Service
Providers
Hyper-visors
Other Service
Providers
“A [VMware-centric] Comprehensive Multi-Platform Hybrid Cloud”
Extensibility
vCloud Automation Center
VMMSystem Center
Operations Manager
IaaS PaaS EaaS
Service Manager, AppController
To Summarize
ComputeProvision cloud resources
Marketing HR
Consolidate your heterogeneous infrastructure into a
standardized cloud fabric
Finance
System Center 2012 Provides the Capability to Build Hypervisor agnostic Private cloud.
Related SessionsSD-B201 Implementing Common Scenarios in Virtual Machine Manager: Services and Service Templates
WS-B314 Implementing Common Storage Scenarios in Windows Server 2012 with System Center Virtual Machine Manager
IM-B204 Competitive Advantages of the Microsoft Private Cloud over the VMware vCloud
WS-B201 Competitive Advantages of Hyper-V over VMware vSphere
WS-B325 Switching to Hyper–V: Migrating from VMware
SD-B315 Getting Started with Orchestrator and Service Manager
SD-B202 What's New with Orchestrator Integration Packs for System Center and SP1
IM-B311 What's New in System Center 2012 Virtual Machine Manager
WS-B312 How to Design and Configure Networking in VMM and Hyper-V (Part 1 of 2)
WS-B313 How to Design and Configure Networking in VMM and Hyper-V (Part 2 of 2)
IM-IL206 System Center 2012: Configuring your Private Cloud
IM-IL207 System Center 2012: Installation & Deployment
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© 2013 Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved. Microsoft, Windows and other product names are or may be registered trademarks and/or trademarks in the U.S. and/or other countries.The information herein is for informational purposes only and represents the current view of Microsoft Corporation as of the date of this presentation. Because Microsoft must respond to changing market conditions, it should not be interpreted to be a commitment on the part of Microsoft, and Microsoft cannot guarantee the accuracy of any information provided after the date of this presentation. MICROSOFT MAKES NO WARRANTIES, EXPRESS, IMPLIED OR STATUTORY, AS TO THE INFORMATION IN THIS PRESENTATION.
Managing Infrastructure – Fabric Configuration
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Managing Infrastructure – Day to Day Operations
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Managing Infrastructure – Creation of a Cloud
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Managing Infrastructure – Service Deployment
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Orchestrator Runbook.
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© 2013 Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved. Microsoft, Windows and other product names are or may be registered trademarks and/or trademarks in the U.S. and/or other countries.The information herein is for informational purposes only and represents the current view of Microsoft Corporation as of the date of this presentation. Because Microsoft must respond to changing market conditions, it should not be interpreted to be a commitment on the part of Microsoft, and Microsoft cannot guarantee the accuracy of any information provided after the date of this presentation. MICROSOFT MAKES NO WARRANTIES, EXPRESS, IMPLIED OR STATUTORY, AS TO THE INFORMATION IN THIS PRESENTATION.