TechDays2012 Cloud MSIT

8/12/2019 TechDays2012 Cloud MSIT

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palais descongrsTunis

8 et 9 fvrier2012


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Support your Microsoft Cloud withMicrosoft Services

Anis ChebbiServices Executive Microsoft Tunisia

Patrick MattaSenior IT Manager Microsoft NEPA


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Agenda

Microsofts Cloud approach Implementation

Value Proposition and Overview

Microsoft Services Cloud Offerings

Data Center Services

Journey to the Cloud

Microsoft IT ShowCase: Server Virtualization


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Microsofts Cloud approach

Implementation1


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200+ CLOUD SERVICES

59 marketsand

36 languages

76 marketsand

48 languages


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he Microsoft Data Center Strategy Approximately 100 Data Centers Distributed Globally

Quincy, Washington Chicago, Illinois San Antonio, Texas Generation 4Data centersDublin, Ireland


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2 Value Proposition andOverview


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What is Cloud computing?

Private CloudCloud Computing with

company resources

On-demand delivery of applications as standardized IT services

Public CloudCloud Computing with

globally shared resources

Elastic Dynamic Self-Service


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What is a Private Cloud?

Operating SystemVirtualization

A Private Cloud presents the OSand virtualization resources as a

pool of shared resource

The resource pool is createdthrough management , based on

business rules and executedthrough automation.

Management

You no longer think aboutnumbers of VMs server ratiosmemory or storage but instead

on how much compute resourcesyou have access to

Your focus now shif ts to theapplications where you rely onthe pool of resources to supply

the right capacity and capabilities


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Benefits of a Private CloudBeyond Large-Scale Virtualization

Operating SystemVirtualization

ManagementThe Applications can be turned

on, off, moved & scaledElasticity

The Applications use as much oras little of the resource pool as

neededDynamic The Applications can be

provisioned by end-users basedon business requirements

Self-service

The ability to scale is now based on thepplic tions needs , not limited by the underlying

resources;Server, VM, or even the datacenter


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Cloud under your control

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Private Cloud Public Cloud

IDENTITY

MANAGEMENT

DATABASE

DEVELOPMENT

MOBILITY VM ROLE


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Microsoft Services Cloud Offerings

Private Cloud : Data Center Services

Public/Hybrid Cloud: Journey to the

Cloud

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Data Center Management Challenges

IT and BusinessAlignment

IT service availabilityand performance driveinvestments.Application-focusedvirtualization andmanagement areincreasingly important.

Mixed environmentsadd complexity.

Improve OperationalEfficiency

Virtualization still seenas a key driver toreduce operationalcosts.Need to efficientlymanage virtualizedenvironments.

Compliance costscontinue to rise withincreased regulatorypressures.

Improve BusinessResponsiveness

Cloud computingincreases IT agilityand cost expectations.Unpredictablebusiness demand fordata center services.Need for elastic andflexible IT capabilitiesto meet businessdemands.

Optimize ServiceDelivery

CentralizeManagement,

Invest in AutomationEnable Cloud

Computing


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Microsoft Services Datacenter ServicesMicrosoft Services can help you with your planning, deployment,transition, and support for transforming your data center.

Turnkey private cloud andtransformational services .

Microsoft Services IT OperationsConsulting and Microsoft Services

Premier Support included in solution.

Industry-leading data center principlesand design patterns from Microsoft

Global Foundation Services.

Integrated solution architecture across Windows Server

Hyper-V, Microsoft System Center, and Microsoft Forefront .

Infrastructure management automationusing Opalis and Microsoft Solution

Accelerators.

IaaSTransformation

Optimized DataCenter

Transformation

Secure andWell-Managed

Data CenterTransformation

Datacenter Services Solutions


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Microsoft Confidential

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Infrastructure as a ServiceOverview

Automated deployment ofscale-units (15+1 nodecluster).

Tenant interface forautomated provisioning ofbase VMs (Sm, Med, Lrg).

Automated patching ofhosts with no downtime toVMs.

Automated fault detectionand resolution.

Built-in tenant and adminreporting (incl. costmodel).

Automated deployment ofmanagementinfrastructure.

Can be customized tointegrate with businesslogic.

Designed for generalpurpose (80% ofscenarios).


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Infrastructure as a Service

Security

Orchestration

Management

Automation

Virtualization

Servers

Network

Storage

ServiceManagement Approve Service

Request

Security UpdatesReceived

Initiate UpdateWorkflow

Initiate Maint.Mode on Host

Migrate VMsoff Host

VM LiveMigration

Patch PhysicalHost

Patch MasterImage

PatchInstallation

PatchInstallation

Migrate VMsEnsure Separation

Report WorkflowResults

End Maint.Mode on Host

Verify HostAvailability

Run HostHealth Check

Investigate AnyIssues

Migrate VMsBack

VM LiveMigration

Verify Hyper-VHealth

Verify ServerHealth

Verify NetworkConnectivity

Verify StorageConnectivity

Verify PatchInstallation

Report WorkflowResults

Investigate AnyIssues

ContinueWorkflow

ContinueWorkflow

Migrate VMsoff Host


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he Microsoft Services Advantage

Microsoft Servicescan help you deploy your

Datacenter Services Solution moreeffectively.

Worldwidedeployments anddeliveryexperience.

Experienced

Engaged from startto finish to enablestabilization andknowledge transferto your IT staff.

Accountable

Knowledge transferof all recommendedpractices, Microsoftproduct expertise,and implementationexperience.

Knowledgeable

Higher efficiency,due to the provenmethodologies andstructuredapproach.

Efficient


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Data Center Services ImplementationMicrosoft Services can help you maximize your investment ina private cloud data center strategy through a

Data CenterAssessment

3

5 Days

ProductionArchitecture

and Pilot3 6 Months*

Proof ofConcept3 4 Weeks

*Includes Assessmentand Proof of Concept


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Journey To the CloudDrivers

Strategy

Business benefits

Capabilities

Processes

Organization

Programs and projects

Roadmap

Technology

Value Model

StakeholdersIT Service KPI

Industry

Sector

Market

Business Case

Reference Architecture

Scenario

Business change

Investment objective

Workload

Feature

Location Solution architecture

Infrastructure


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Stakeholder PerspectivesCustomer

Enterprise Architect

Domain Experts

Value Realization FrameworkStable framework with a focus on improvementEnabling others to extend the platform

Extensible model for 3rd party content integrationReduce time to develop content

Increase content utilization

Evidence for opportunity identificationProven practicesImproved time to value

Accelerate business objectivesBusiness value driven IT programsMaximize IT investments


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Value Delivery Cycle

Prioritization andPlanning

InitiativePlanning

ValueRealization

Other

Governance and Oversight

Initiative Planning

Service Delivery Planand Scorecard

Internal ITMicrosoft Services

HybridPartner of Choice

Solution Delivery

Strategic PlanArchitecture PlanBusiness CaseValue RealizationPlan


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4 Microsoft IT ShowCase: ServerVirtualization

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Server Virtualization&

Cloud

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Content

MS IT Environment What is Microsoft Server Virtualization? Why Is MSIT Using Hyper-V? What Is MSITs Current Virtualization State?

How Does MSIT Operate Hyper-V? What Are MSITs Lessons Learned With Virtualization ? MSIT Cloud Adoption Strategy Conclusions

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MS IT Environment

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240K Windows 7clients200K Office clients200K or moreSharePoint Sites

First and Best Customer 6 data centers11K production servers5K pre-production servers106 countries

648 buildings300K managed computers750K+ managed devices200K+ end users

Enterprise Infrastructure

73,000,000+ internalIMs per month111,000+ usermailboxes1,200,000+ remoteconnections per month

High Scale Processes

Virtual Machines make up more than 55% of our total Windows Serverpopulation in MSIT, as of today

About 1600 physical servers of differing configurations host about7000 Virtual Machines

Highest VM concentrations are in enterprise datacenters


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What Is Microsoft Server Virtualization?

Virtualization enables a single physical server to host multiple "guest servers",while each guest server perceives itself to be a fully distinct and independentserver

Each virtual machine has their own representation of hardware, an isolated OS andapplication environment, and a unique network and security identity


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Why Is MSIT Using Hyper-V?

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How Does MSIT Implement Hyper-V?

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The preferred infrastructure platform is theMSIT Scale Unit Hyper-V R2 deployments on the ScaleUnit utilize 16 node clusters tominimize sunk capacity and maximizeflexibility

All server consolidation hosts run WindowsServer 2008 Enterprise Server Core, with R2the current standardAll virtual desktop infrastructure (VDI) hostsrun Hyper-V Server R2Virtual machine configurations andresource allocations are very similar tothose of the same workload on a physicalmachine


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File Services

Print Services

DDS Service (Products Repl.)

Intellimirror Service (MyDocs)

Windows Deployment Services(WDS)

SCCM (SMS)

Read Only Domain Controller


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How Does MSIT Operate Hyper-V? All virtualization hosts are managed centrally, by a full compliment of

tools that are appropriate for the environment and platformSystem Center Configuration Manager, Operations Manager, and Virtual MachineManager agents are deployed and provide central administrationHardware support agents, antivirus, and other tools provide additional functions


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MSIT Cloud Strategy


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MSIT Cloud Strategy

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S a v

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FY13: 15%apps in the

Cloud

FY11: Less than5% apps in the

Cloud

FY15:80% apps

in theCloud

Portfolio Mix in FY15

20%Appsretired orlast tomove

50%Apps movedto Cloud inVM role 20%

Apps re-architectedfor Cloud

10%New appswrittendirectly toCloud

MSIT Azure Adoption Strategy:Existing Portfolio Evaluation Framework

MSIT Cloud Adoption Strategy: Existing Portfolio Evaluation Framework


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MSIT Cloud Adoption Strategy: Existing Portfolio Evaluation Framework


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What did MSIT learn from its experience withVirtualization?

Always strive to virtualize appropriately

Apply best practices for optimizing performance

Provision and manage VMs similarly to physicalmachines

Ensure you maintain capacity slightly ahead of thedemand

Simplify and standardize the host computer andvirtual machine configuration, as much as possible

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Conclusions

Machine virtualization continues to increase Microsoft ITsoperational efficiency in the server space

Use of virtualization has reduced MSITs space and powerconsumption significantly

Proper use of virtualization has allowed Microsoft to avoid millionsof dollars of capital spend

MSIT has been able to pass-along cost savings

Machine virtualization and complimentary technologies are criticalparts of MSITs business strategies and meeting their priorities

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