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© 2011 VMware Inc. All rights reserved VMworld 2011 “Highlights” Vadim Shvarts, Sr. Strategic Systems Engineer VMware–Eastern Canada [email protected]

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© 2011 VMware Inc. All rights reserved

VMworld 2011 “Highlights”

Vadim Shvarts, Sr. Strategic Systems Engineer

VMware–Eastern Canada [email protected]

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The Cloud Era is Transforming Business

Business

Reduction in Complexity via New IT Architectures and

Business Models

Connected, Mobile, Information-Centric World

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Cloud Infrastructure Suite

vCloud Director

vShield Security

The First Comprehensive Cloud Infrastructure Suite

vSphere 5

vCenter SRM

vCenter Operations

High Performance Resource Control, Pooling

& Scheduling

Virtualized Security & Edge Functions

Policy, Reporting, Self-Service

Monitoring & Management

Business Continuity

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Delivering Choice: Hybrid Cloud Model

Apps

Cloud Infrastructure

Apps

Cloud Infrastructure

vCloud Service Provider

Private Cloud

Apps vCloud Partners: e.g.

VMware vCloud = Hybrid

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vSphere 5 What’s New?

Application Services

Infrastructure Services

Scalability

VMware vSphere 5

Security

•  ESXi Firewall •  32 way SMP

•  1 TB VMs

•  New HA Architecture

•  vMotion over higher latency links

Availability

Network Storage

•  Network I/O Control (per VM controls)

•  Distributed Switch (Netflow, SPAN, LLDP)

•  Storage DRS

•  Profile-Driven Storage •  VMFS 5

•  Storage I/O Control (NFS)

•  ESXi Convergence •  Auto Deploy •  HW version 8

Compute

vCenter Server •  Virtual Appliance

•  Web Client vCenter Server

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vSphere 5 ESXi Convergence Most Trusted

vSphere ESXi

§  vSphere 5.0 will utilize the ESXi hypervisor exclusively

§  ESXi is the gold standard for hypervisors

Overview

Benefits

§  Thin architecture

§  Smaller security footprint

§  Streamlined deployment and configuration

§  Simplified patching and updating model

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vSphere vSphere vSphere

vSphere 5 Auto Deploy

vCenter Server with Auto Deploy

Host Profiles

Image Profiles

§  Deploy and patch vSphere hosts in minutes using a new “on the fly” model

§  Coordination with vSphere Host Profiles

Overview

Benefits

§  Rapid provisioning: initial deployment and patching of hosts

§  Centralized host and image management

§  Reduce manual deployment and patch processes

vSphere

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Tier 1 Tier 2 Tier 3

vSphere 5 Storage DRS and Profile-Driven Storage

§  Tier storage based on performance characteristics (i.e. datastore cluster)

§  Simplify initial storage placement §  Load balance based on I/O §  Resource alignment with SLAs

Overview

Benefits

§  Eliminate VM downtime for storage maintenance

§  Reduce time for storage planning/configuration

§  Reduce errors in the selection and management of VM storage

§  Increase storage utilization by optimizing placement

High IO Throughput

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§  Set up SLAs for use of storage and network resources §  Added per virtual machine settings

for Network I/O Control §  Added NFS support for Storage I/O

Control

§  Eliminate the “noisy neighbor” problem

§  More granular SLA settings for network traffic

§  Extend Storage SLAs to more VMs

vSphere 5 Performance Guarantees – Network and Storage I/O Control

Overview

Benefits

1. VM requests more resources

2. Other VMs are starved

for resources

3. w/ I/O controls, can give VIP VMs

preferential access

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§  Create virtual machines with up to: §  32 vCPU §  1 TB of RAM

§  4x size of previous vSphere versions

§  Run even the largest applications in vSphere, including very large databases

§  Virtualize even more applications than ever before (Tier 1 and 2)

vSphere 5 Scaling Virtual Machines

4x

Overview

Benefits

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vCenter 5 vCenter Server Appliance (Linux)

§  Run vCenter Server as a Linux-based appliance

§  Simplified setup and configuration

§  Enables deployment choices according to business needs or requirements

§  Leverages vSphere availability features for protection of the management layer

Overview

Benefits

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vCenter 5 Flex-Based Web Client

§  Run and manage vSphere from any web browser anywhere in the world

§  Platform independence

§  Replaces Web Access GUI

§  Building block for cloud based administration

Overview

Benefits

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vSphere 5 Kit Lineup – Multi-CPU Bundle Essential Kits

(up to 3 hosts) Acceleration Kits

(unlimited hosts, extensible management)

Essentials Essentials + (ROBO) Standard AK Enterprise AK Enterprise +

AK Price (license only) - - - - - Includes - - - - - Entitlements per CPU license

•  vRAM Entitlement 32 GB (144 GB max)

32 GB (144 GB max) 32 GB 64 GB 96 GB

•  vCPU 8 way 8 way 8 way 8 way 32 way Features

•  Centralized Management

•  High Availability

•  Data Recovery

•  vMotion

•  Virtual Serial Port Concentrator

•  Hot Add

•  vShield Zones

•  Fault Tolerance

•  Storage APIs for Array Integration, Multipathing

•  Storage vMotion

•  Distributed Resource Scheduler & Distributed Power Management

•  Distributed Switch

•  I/O Controls (Network and Storage)

•  Host Profiles

•  Auto deploy

•  Policy-Driven Storage

•  Storage DRS

All editions include: Thin Provisioning, Update Manager, Storage APIs for Data Protection, Image Profile, and SLES (except Ess and Ess +)

New in vSphere 5.0

Kit Feature and Scale Overview

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Traditional IT Management

Cloud Management

•  Applications managed at the individual device, usually the desktop, with limited data portability

•  User access to applications and data managed across multiple devices ensuring availability anytime, anywhere

•  Ad-hoc, manual approaches to building, testing, releasing complex applications based on monolithic architectures

•  Applications developed and released on consistent, standardized, fully automated application platforms

•  Static, traditional infrastructures with low levels of virtualization resulting in complex, often manual management processes

•  Highly virtualized infrastructures (>80%) with embedded management resulting in high availability and greater agility

Cloud Requires a New Approach to Automation and Management

Services and assets tied together in complex, brittle, vertical stacks that are hard

to change and manage

Service components are abstracted and sourced from dynamic resource pools with

horizontal layers loosely bound into services

Business agility suffers

IT able to keep up with the speed of the business

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Unique Approach to Automating Operations for Private Cloud

Progressive INTEGRATION

Patented ANALYTICS

Powerful VISUALIZATION

Performance

Capacity

Configuration ++

•  Actionable intelligence from a sea of data •  Comprehensive visibility across the entire stack

•  Rapid problem resolution for greater productivity and less cost •  Proactive approach to ensure infrastructure / app performance

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How vCenter Operations

vCenter Operations Enterprise

vCenter Operations Advanced

Operations Management for VMware environments

Operations Management for heterogeneous environments

vCenter Operations Standard

For smaller (<1,500) VMware deployments

VC Ops Enterprise VC Ops Advanced VC Ops Standard VC Ops Standard

CapacityIQ

VC Ops Ent Standalone

CapacityIQ

VCM Bundle A-la-carte

Automated Operations for the Private Cloud Integrated Performance, Capacity and Configuration Management

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SRM 5 vCenter Site Recovery Manager Ensures Simple, Reliable DR

Provide cost-efficient replication of applications to failover site •  Built-in vSphere Replication •  Broad support for storage-based

replication

Simplify management of recovery and migration plans •  Replace manual runbooks with

centralized recovery plans •  From weeks to minutes to set up new

plan

Automate failover and migration processes for reliable recovery •  Enable frequent non-disruptive testing •  Ensure fast, automated failover •  Automate failback processes

Site Recovery Manager Complements vSphere to provide the simplest and most reliable disaster protection and site migration for all applications

VMware vSphere

VMware vCenter Server

Site Recovery Manager

VMware vCenter Server

Site Recovery Manager

VMware vSphere

Site A (Primary) Site B (Recovery)

Servers Servers

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SRM 5 SRM Provides Broad Choice of Replication Options

vSphere Replication Simple, cost-efficient replication for Tier 2 applications and smaller sites

Storage-based Replication High-performance replication for business-critical applications in larger sites

vCenter Server Site

Recovery Manager

vSphere

vCenter Server Site

Recovery Manager

vSphere vSphere

Replication

Storage-based replication

Site A (Primary) Site B (Recovery)

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SRM 5 Simplify Replication Management With vSphere Replication

Overview

Benefits

vSphere Replication provides simple management of replication

§  Managed directly from vCenter §  Managed at the individual VM-level

§  Eliminate complex interactions between vSphere and storage teams to set up

replication §  Eliminate need to shuffle VMs between datastores to map applications to replicated

LUNs

Hub

LUN 1

LUN 2

VMFS A

Datastore Group

Web

SharePoint

SQL

App

vSphere Replication

Web

SharePoint

SQL

App

vSphere Admin

Storage Admin

vSphere Admin

Storage-based Replication

Datastore

VMFS B Datastore

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VSA vSphere Storage Appliance: Shared Storage for Everyone

§  Lowers capital costs to get to virtualized IT

§  Drops knowledge barrier for virtualization adoption

§  Enables more SMBs to benefit from unique vSphere capabilities (e.g., vMotion, High Availability, automated resource management)

VMware vSphere Storage Appliance (VSA)

Revolutionary software that delivers shared storage capabilities without

the cost and complexity

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VSA vSphere Storage Appliance – How does it work?

VMware vSphere Storage Appliance provides virtual shared storage volumes without the hardware.

Enabling key features from vSphere Editions:

§  Essentials Plus, Standard •  High Availability •  vMotion

§  Enterprise •  Fault Tolerance •  Distributed Resource Scheduler

§  Enterprise Plus •  Storage vMotion

Clusters storage across server nodes 3

Uses server internal hard

disk – no additional hardware required

2

VSA runs as a virtual machine on vSphere, in multiple hosts 1

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VXLAN: Enabling Elastic Compute

 VXLAN allows mobility across subnet boundaries

 Foundation for elastic portable VDC’s

Overview

Benefits Cross cluster mobility within or across datacenters

On demand networks without physical network configuration

Massive scale for multi-tenant environments

VDC

Cloud Infrastructure

Cluster 2 Cluster 1

VMware vCloud

Encapsulate Layer 2 packets in Layer 3

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vFabric Data Director

VMware vFabic Data Director

VMware vSphere 5

App App App App App App App App

Graphical User Interface/API

Self-service IT Control vSphere-Optimized

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End User Computing: What Do Users Demand Today?

Diverse Apps

Diverse Devices Diverse

Access

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View 5 Feature Summary

•  PCoIP Optimization Controls (Reduce bandwidth use up to 75%) •  View Media Services (3D graphics, Unified Communications integration) •  PCoIP Continuity Services •  View Client for Android (Q3) •  Addition of Korean Language support

End User Freedom : User Experience

•  View Persona Management •  PCoIP Optimization Controls •  PCoIP Extension Services •  Enhanced Security Client Certificate Handling

IT Control : Management

•  vSphere 5.0 Platform Support

Cloud Infrastructure : Platform

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Secure Universal Access

Horizon: Bridge to the Cloud and Mobile

App Catalog Service

Simplify Manage Connect

Desktop Service

Horizon

Users, Application, Data Policies

Mobile

Entprs

Win

SaaS

Win

Entprs

Data Service

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Secure Universal Access

Horizon: Setting Application, Data and Device Policies

App Catalog Service

Simplify Manage Connect

Desktop Service

Horizon

Users, Application, Data Policies

Data Service

Mobile Entprs Win

SaaS Win Entprs

Federated Directory Services

Usage Tracking

and Reporting

Device Policies

File/Data Policies

Payment Services

User Entitlements,

Settings, and

Policies

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Horizon: User Workspace Delivered as a Service to Any Device

Secure Universal Access

App Catalog Service

Simplify Manage Connect

Desktop Service

Horizon

Users, Application, Data Policies

Data Service

Mobile Entprs Win

SaaS Win Entprs

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SaaS Applications

Virtual Desktops

App Management

App Publishing

User Data Mgmt

Collaborative Workspace

ThinApp

View (VDI)

Cross-Platform Portal

Mobility and Offline

Enterprise App Store

End User Workspace

Directory Federation AD

License Tracking

Access Management

Admin Console

Project Horizon Vision: Admin Control for End User Services

horizon

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AD

Project Horizon: Enterprise AD federation to SaaS

Email

HR App

SharePoint

Future

SaaS Apps

horizon

Salesforce.com Hosted

SharePoint Workday

Secure STS

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VMware Project AppBlast

Project AppBlast will provide the universal delivery of any application, including Windows-based applications, to any off-the-shelf browser or device supporting HTML 5, enabling instant remote access to non-HTML based applications.

For a collection of information on AppBlast (including demo) head to: http://mattlesak.com/virtualization/2011/9/2/its-all-about-appblast.html

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Project AppBlast: Universal Application Access

Secure Universal Access

App Catalog Service

Simplify Manage Connect

Desktop Service

Universal Services Broker

Users, Application, Data Policies

Data Service

Entprs Win

SaaS Win Entprs

HTML 5.0

Access Windows, Linux Apps from the Browser

Mobile

HTML 5.0

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Project Octopus: Secure Data Sync and Collaboration Service

Secure Universal Access

App Catalog Service

Simplify Manage Connect

Desktop Service

Universal Services Broker

Users, Application, Data Policies

Data Service

Entprs Win

SaaS Win Entprs

Mobile

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Unsecure Unsanctioned File Access and Sharing

Unsanctioned Access File Servers

What Your Users Are Doing Today

§  Users are frustrated with their file- sharing experience and are less productive

§  Leveraging multiple unsanctioned services to meet needs

37% of U.S. information workers use do-it-

yourself technology!*

*Forrester

Internal Users

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VMware Octopus Technology Preview

IT Control

Personal and Shared Data; Collaboration with Real-Time Notification

Access & Share Anytime & Anywhere

Storage, Retention, Sharing and

Versioning Policies

Remote Device Control

& Device Wipe

Auditing

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Octopus Native Client Views

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Desktop Service

App Catalog Service

Data Service Secure

Universal Access

Users, Application, Data Policies

Simplify Manage Connect

Universal

Services

Broker

Summary: The VMware Platform for the Post-PC Era

Horizon Application

Manager

Octopus

View

Horizon Mobile

ThinApp

View Client

AppBlast

Fusion Workstation

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View 5 with Unified Communications

Seamless and Scalable

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View 5 with Unified Communications

Remote Office

Thin Client

Laptop

Datacenter

WAN

Call Signaling

Media

Remote Session

Media

User interacts with “user interface” on virtual machine

RTP media encoded/decoded on client terminal

No “hairpinning”

QoS for high-quality voice and video

Reduces server load and maintains consolidation ratio

UC Call Control

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Horizon Mobile: Bridging Personal, Enterprise Mobile Workspaces

Personal § Unrestricted access to

personal data and applications

§ Make calls, share pictures § Personal (“home”) phone

cannot be viewed/altered by the enterprise

Enterprise

§ Virtual “Work” Phone – fully-encrypted, runs locally

§ Fully managed by IT

§ Corporate applications and infrastructure support

§ Complete separation and Iilation

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Test Drive a vCloud Public Cloud

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Thank You! Questions?