Dynamic Server Provisioning With Ops Manager and Hyper-V
0 likes582 views
This document summarizes a presentation about using Microsoft System Center products like Operations Manager and Virtual Machine Manager to dynamically provision servers. It discusses a customer that uses these products to monitor over 300 servers across multiple locations and industries. The presentation shows how tools like Server Manager Command Line and PowerShell can be used with Windows 2008 R2 to remotely manage servers through Windows Remote Management. It also provides examples of monitoring non-Microsoft applications and network devices by creating custom management packs for applications like Citrix, SAP, and hardware from vendors like Cisco and HP.
Dynamic Server Provisioning With Ops Manager and Hyper-V
- 1. Dynamic Server Provisioning with Ops Manager and Hyper-VAmit GatenyoInfrastructure & Security Manager, DarioMicrosoft Regional Director – Windows Server & [email protected]
- 2. Session AgendaCostumer StoryCostumer EnvironmentHow Windows 2008 R2 can helpMonitoring Heterogeneous NetworksWhat do we have in our domainSummary
- 3. Costumer StoryVideocon Industries Limited (India)2.8 Billion USD global conglomerate of Indian origin, operating in the Consumer Electronics, Satellites, Home Appliances, Display Devices, Oil and Gas industriesDigital TV Services company IT built-up (Direct-To-Home)300+ servers in Engineering & IT networks20 physical hosts5 million subscribers
- 4. Costumer EnvironmentHighly Available RDS deploymentWindows 2008 R2 Hyper-V Datacenter as hostsOperations Manager 2007 R2 monitors all Terminal ServersVMM 2008 R2 manages all Virtual MachinesAutomatic provisioning when one of the Terminal Servers fails
- 5. Operations Manager 2007 R2End-to-End Service Monitoring Without the Day-to-Day DramaProactively monitor the health of mission critical LOB applicationsGather and report on security data necessary to improve complianceQuickly identify, understand and resolve issues using KnowledgeERP ApplicationDatabasesServersWeb ServersOrder Tracker DBDN-App1OTW-IIS-02OTW-IIS-01
- 6. Dynamic provisioning of TS serversAmit GatenyoInfrastructure & Security Manager, DarioMicrosoft Regional Director – Windows Server & [email protected]
- 13. How Windows 2008 R2 can helpHow can Windows 2008 R2 help achieve all this:ServerManagerCMDPowerShellWinRMWinRS
- 14. WinRMManagement “despite” of firewalls Windows Remote ManagementImplementation of WS-Management protocolBased on HTTP/HTTPS connectivitySecurityKerberos and SSLExtend to web with NTLM/Basic
- 15. Working with WinRMDomain members can just connectFor workgroup scenarios the client must trust the target system. On the client run:winrm set winrm/config/client @{TrustedHosts="servername1,"servername2"}View the settings usingWinrm get winrm/config/client
- 16. WinRSRemote Shell over WinRMCommands are sent over network and executed locallyCommand line tool does not need to be server or network awareWinRS <Server> <Command>WinRS + ServerManagerCMD is your friendAllows you to create scripts that execute remote commandsExamples:WinRS -r:myserver netdom join myserver /domain:testdomain /userd:administrator /passwordd:<password>WinRS -r:myserver cscript c:\myscipt.vbs
- 17. Case Study Ghana National Health Insurance SchemeIT built-up end-to-endMain site + DR site with full redundancyHeterogeneous systems and applications (MS, Linux, Checkpoint, Citrix, Network devices)High availability for all systems including automated DRP
- 18. Monitoring Heterogeneous NetworksManagement Packs for non-Microsoft applications:CitrixApacheSAPWebSphereSiebelDatabases: Oracle, MySQL, DB2Linux – RH, Suse, DebianUnix – Solaris, AIXOther management systems
- 19. Citrix
- 20. Linux Server
- 21. Attempted login to a Linux system via SSH with an invalid user. Specific logfile monitoring entry went into warning.
- 22. Linux Memory & CPU
- 24. Linux Web Server
- 25. Monitoring SAP
- 26. SAP Performance View with Details
- 29. Network Devices with Jalasoft
- 31. Running Report on Cisco Routers
- 32. Switch Eth Port Down
- 34. Cisco Switch CPU Load
- 35. Hardware (HP for ex.)
- 36. Audit Collection with Secure VantageSecurity Control MPsWindows Security AuditorGroup Policy Auditors, Anti-Virus, Guardians, Smart Cards, Bio-MetricsACS ReportingImproved Reporting Flexibility & ScopeDynamic Grouping and SortingPDF Optimization with Document MapsComprehensive Forensic Analysis (Filter Anything!)Multi-Select Options, Summary to Detail Drilldown Expert KB Guidance and Regulation MappingCorrelated Noise Filtering
- 37. What’s available from partners?
- 38. Using OpsManager & VMM TogetherAmit GatenyoInfrastructure & Security Manager, DarioMicrosoft Regional Director – Windows Server & [email protected]
- 39. Physical and virtual servers should really be treated as equalsCurrent technologies can enable us to respond to malfunctions, not only to know about themSystem Center has the best tools for managing our whole environmentSummary
- 40. ResourcesSystem Center Blog - http://blogs.technet.com/systemcenter/default.aspxVMM Blog - http://blogs.technet.com/m2/default.aspxDario Blog - http://www.dario.co.il/blog
- 41. Thanks for listening!Amit GatenyoInfrastructure & Security Manager, DarioMicrosoft Regional Director – Windows Server & [email protected] MitchInfrastructure Team LeadDario IT [email protected]