MGT220 - Virtualisation 360: Microsoft Virtualisation Strategy, Products, and Solutions for the New Economy
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The document outlines Microsoft's virtualization strategy and solutions aimed at enhancing business efficiency and reducing costs through dynamic IT infrastructure. Key benefits highlighted include lower total cost of ownership (TCO), increased availability, and improved business agility through virtualization technologies. Additionally, it discusses the centralization of management and deployment of resources across various environments, including cloud and on-premise infrastructures.
MGT220 - Virtualisation 360: Microsoft Virtualisation Strategy, Products, and Solutions for the New Economy
- 2. Virtualisation 360: Microsoft Virtualisation Strategy, Products, and Solutions for the New EconomyKenon OwensTechnical Product ManagerIntegrated VirtualisationMicrosoftSession Code: MGT220
- 3. Customer Challenges: With Less, Do More20072009VS.Survival…Saving Money!Green (as long as it doesn’t raise costs)Driving/Creating Business ValueControlled CapEx vs.Predictable OpExResources treated as a UtilitySecurity/Privacy/ComplianceBudget/CAPEXBusiness PerformanceHR IssuesInfrastructure StabilityPace Of Technology ChangeStrategic IT Direction
- 4. What CEOs Are Saying: Virtualization TrendsSource: Barclays Capital CIO Survey, May 2009
- 5. Microsoft’s VisionDynamic ITEnabling IT Pros and Development Teams Across the IT LifecycleMove from Physical to LogicalManaged by policyState-aware, Self-healingAvailable, secure and real-timeCompletely Services-basedFederated and connectedOn-premise, off-premise, hostedEfficient dev-to-IT operationsVirtualization is aKey DriverVirtualization is aKey DriverLower TCOIncrease AvailabilityImprove Business Agility
- 6. Microsoft Virtualization can HelpVirtualization is a key driver of Dynamic IT Increase AvailabilityImprove Business AgilityLower TCO Integrate physical, virtual and application managementAccelerate responses to changing business needsFlexible desktop deploymentsMigration to a new Windows versionProvide capacity on demandReduce power consumption and data center spaceIncrease hardware utilizationLower upfront cost – including licensing Simplify application and desktop lifecycle management Lower operational costs for maintenance and trainingIncrease service levelsMinimize disruption of serviceEnhance desktop business continuityReduce application & user data deployment time
- 7. From the Datacenter and Client to the CloudDYNAMIC ITDatacenterDynamic FoundationClientOptimizedDesktopsLowerTCOIncrease AvailabilityImprove Business AgilityManagementUnify Physical Virtual and ApplicationsCloudOn-Demand Infrastructure
- 8. The Benefits of VirtualizationLower TCO, Increase Availability and Improve Business AgilityServer Consolidation and Utilization of IT ResourcesDatacenterDynamic FoundationCloudOn-Demand InfrastructureClientOptimized DesktopsClustered Pooled ResourcesAnytime, Anywhere, Any Device AccessManagementUnify Physical Virtual and ApplicationsFaster Application Deployment and UpdatesReduce Management ComplexityCapacity on DemandCentralize Physical, Virtual, and Application Management and MonitoringLower Costs through Automation
- 9. Customers see the ValueCustomers are already taking advantage of virtualizationManagementCentralized ViewCloudGreater ConvenienceA centralized view of all virtual machines enables the ability to see how VMs are performing and manage potential failures before they occurAdministrators can perform all tasks within a web-based portal almost doubling productivitySource: LGDacom KIDC Virtualization case studySource: Slough Borough Council Virtualization case studyDatacenterReduce SpaceClientIT Staff DexterityOver a 5 year period expect to avoid rack-space growth, slow storage growth by 58% and avoid $835,000 in hardware depreciation expenses and rack space chargesRemote developers can be connected to corporate resources at headquarters and collaborate more effectivelySource: Continental Airlines Virtualization case studySource: Avanade Virtualization case study
- 10. Microsoft Virtualization: Key ComponentsDYNAMIC ITDatacenterDynamic FoundationCloudOn-Demand InfrastructureClientOptimized DesktopsLowerTCOIncrease AvailabilityImprove Business AgilityManagementUnify Physical Virtual and ApplicationsDynamic Data Center ToolkitFor Enterprises
- 11. Client VirtualizationEmpowering both workers and IT with The Optimized Desktop VisionReduce Desktop TCOOfficeAccess From HomeStreamline IT ManagementContractMobileTaskIncreaseBusiness Agility
- 12. Client VirtualizationEmpowering both workers and IT with The Optimized Desktop VisionReduce Desktop TCOUser data, settingsUser data, settingsStreamline IT ManagementApplicationsIncreaseBusiness AgilityOSOS
- 13. Client VirtualizationEmpowering both workers and IT with The Optimized Desktop VisionReduce Desktop TCO1. Start Here!VirtualizeUser data, settings2. To Control CostStreamline IT ManagementVirtualizeApplicationsIncreaseBusiness Agility3. Evaluate For Some User ScenariosVirtualize desktops on PCs and in the datacenter
- 14. Client VirtualizationEmpowering both workers and IT with The Optimized Desktop VisionReduce Desktop TCO1. Start Here!2. To Control CostStreamline IT ManagementIncreaseBusiness Agility3. Evaluate For Some User ScenariosNeed new logo in white
- 15. Client Virtualization Offerings:Microsoft Desktop Optimization Pack (MDOP)What the Desktop Optimization Pack ProvidesRegular updatesFaster upgrade cycle, separate from Windows®Minimal deployment effort1Provide immediate ROI2Run out of the boxIntegrate with existing management solutionsDeliver end-to-end solutions3>95% of MDOP customers are (very) satisfied *1$70-$80 net cost savings per PC per year using MDOP *2Lower Desktop TCO*1, Microsoft MDOP customer study. Base: Current MDOP customer n=108, non-MDOP customer n=367*2, MDOP ROI Analysis by Wipro
- 16. Reduce Desktop TCO with Application VirtualizationApp-V helps eliminate conflicts between applications and removes the need to install those applications on PCsBuilt-in management capabilities are key to successful deploymentsApp-V is the most purchased desktop virtualization technologyMore than 20M licensed seatsCustomers are deploying App-V todayMore than 50 case studies publicly availableDeploy App-V with Windows 7:Build application virtualization into your Windows 7 imageLowerTCOIncrease AvailabilityImprove Business AgilityFaster application adoption, deployment and updates with no user interruptionsQuickly recover and get provisioned applications to a new PCEliminate application conflicts and save on IT Testing
- 17. Client Virtualization Offerings: Remote Desktop Service (RDS)What it DoesRun an application or an entire desktop in one location, but have control in anotherInstall and manage session-based desktops and applications, or virtual-machine based desktops on centralized servers in the data centerBenefitsAccelerating Desktop & Application DeploymentHelp Secure Data and ApplicationsIncrease Remote Worker Efficiency* Microsoft App-V Cost Reduction Study, Sept. 2009
- 18. But what about VDI?Virtual Desktop Infrastructure (or VDI) is an architectural model where a client OS runs in a server-based virtual machine environment and interacts with the user via a network connectionThe storage and execution of a desktop workload (OS, apps, data) is centralized on a virtual machine in the datacenterPresentation of the UI is managed via a remote desktop protocol (such as RDP or ICA) to client devicesDesktop Workload(OS, Apps, Data)
- 19. Improve Agility with Microsoft’s VDIMicrosoft VDI technology provides:Agile and secure access users’ desktops, rich remote experience and improved business AvailabilityA comprehensive and cost-effective means to deploy user desktops, applications and data within a VDI environmentUnified management of physical, virtual and session-based desktop infrastructure
- 20. Server Virtualization: Dynamic FoundationAvailabilityComprehensive capabilities including Live Migration, Failover Clustering, and Site Recovery to minimize service downtimeLower CostBuilt-in virtualization and integrated windows-based platform less than 1/6 of the upfront and on-going cost of competitorsBusiness AgilityProvide fluid pools of resources and QoS for dynamic applications with integrated platform and managementApplications get the resources they need when they need them
- 21. Continued Innovation: Windows Server 2008 R2 Hyper-V with Virtual Machine Manager 2008 R2 \ SMSDBetter flexibilityLive MigrationCluster Shared VolumesQuick Storage MigrationHot Add/remove of StorageProcessor compatibility modeBoot from VHDImproved performanceImproved memory managementTCP Offload supportVirtual Machine Queue (VMQ) SupportImproved NetworkingGreater ScalabilityAt 64 logical processor supportEnhance Green IT with Core Parking
- 22. Live Migration
- 23. Cluster Shared VolumesMigration and StorageNEW Cluster Shared Volumes (CSV) in Windows Server 2008 R2OverviewCSV provides a single consistent file name space
- 24. All Windows Server 2008 R2 Server servers see the same storageBenefitsEasy setup; Uses NTFS
- 26. Create one big data store
- 27. No more drive letter problems
- 28. Existing tools just work
- 29. Highly recommended for live migration scenariosSystem Center Virtual Machine Manager 2008 R2A centralized, heterogeneous management solution for the virtual datacenterMaximize ResourcesCentralized virtual machine deployment and management for Hyper-V, Virtual Server, and VMware ESX serversIntelligent placement of Virtual MachinesFast and reliable P2V and V2V conversionComprehensive application and service-level monitoring with Operations ManagerIntegrated Performance and Resource Optimization (PRO) of VMsIncrease AgilityRapid provisioning of new and virtual machines with templatesCentralized library of infrastructure componentsLeverage and extend existing storage infrastructure and clustersAllow for delegated management and access of VMsLeverage SkillsFamiliar interface, common foundation Monitor physical and virtual machines from one console Fully scriptable using Windows PowerShell
- 30. New for Virtual Machine Manager 2008 R2Clustered Shared VolumesHot addition/removal of storageSAN migrations in and out of clustered hostsMaintenance ModeLive MigrationExpanded support for iSCSI SANsSupport for optimized networkingSupport for Quick Storage MigrationQueuing of Live migrationsSupport for third party CFSLive Migration:Clustered Shared VolumesHot addition/removal of storageMaintenance ModeSAN migrations in and out of clustered hostsExpanded support for iSCSI SANsSupport for optimized networkingSupport for Quick Storage MigrationQueuing of Live migrationsSupport for third party CFSEasily migrate virtual machines between clustered hosts without affecting the connected users.Place multiple virtual machines on a single LUN and manage them individually. The key benefit that CSV delivers here is greatly simplified LUN configuration for the administrator.Quickly and efficiently respond to changing storage requirements of virtual machines.Simplify the process of initiating maintenance or upgrades to virtual hosts, VMM 2008 R2 provides maintenance mode – a one-step process whereby active virtual machines are safely evacuated to other hosts within the cluster before maintenance begins.Ability to automatically migrate VMs in and out of clustered hosts using SAN transfers.With expanded support now covering the majority of available iSCSI SANs, VMM 2008 R2 enables administrators to choose from a much wider range of options when selecting a new SAN solution. For those with SAN infrastructure in place, VMM 2008 R2 features greater SAN compatibility enabling administrators to leverage their storage investments.Support for two new networking services – Virtual Machine Queue (VMQ) and TCP Chimney – built into Windows Server 2008 R2. Key benefits to both of these technologies are more efficient processing of network traffic (through the creation of virtual network queues in the former and offloading of TCP/IP workloads to a physical NIC, in the latter) and thus freeing up CPU cycles on the host machine.VMM 2008 R2 now allows for the migration of a VM’s storage both within the same host and across hosts with minimum downtime. VMM 2008 R2 also supports VMware storage vMotion so the storage for a VMware VM can be transferred on the same hosts no downtime.Perform multiple Live Migrations without having to keep track of other Live Migrations within the cluster.For users requiring a true clustered file system, VMM 2008 R2 supports third party file systems by detecting CFS disks and allows for deploying multiple VMs per LUN.
- 31. Quick Storage MigrationDisk 1Disk 2Create Checkpoint – Now R/W to Diff DiskCopy VHD to Disk 2Pause VM and Transfer Diff Disk to Disk 2Apply Diff DiskStart VM, Clean up Original
- 32. PRO Tips
- 33. Unlimited Virtualization with DatacenterVirtual SessionsPer LicenseUnlimited .. 32 16 8 4 1“By deploying Windows Server 2008 Datacenter, with its liberal virtual-machine licensing options, MLS PIN achieved savings of $200,000 over other editions of the operating system.”Matt Lavalee, Director of TechnologyMLS Property Information Network Standard Enterprise DatacenterIncludes host OS: YES YESYESDatacenter Edition makes licensing Windows Server for Virtual Machines easy.Simply license the processors. No need to count, track, or license the virtual machines.
- 34. Virtualization Management: Unified ControlDatacenterClientService ManagerAutomation | Optimization | SimplificationProductive | Visibility | ConsolidationImprove Service DeliveryDecrease CostsDemonstrate CompliancePhysicalVirtual
- 35. How To Get Started On The Optimized Datacenter TodaySimplificationAutomationOptimizationCheck with Paul right slide to focus onAutomate deployment and management of Windows Server to lower costsReduce errors and support compliance with configuration managementDynamically respond to change with integrated monitoring and remediationMaximize use of datacenter resources through virtualization and managementIncrease business agility through the dynamic management of pooled resourcesUse a single set of tools across physical and virtual Consolidate tools to manage to a single suite to lower software and operational costsLower resolution time with integrated service deskUnify process across physical, virtual, Microsoft and non-Microsoft
- 36. System Center Datacenter ManagementLower the cost of delivering datacenter services through integrated, end-to-end management of physical and virtual environments with SMSD/SMSECheck with Paul right slide to focus on
- 37. How To Get Started On The Optimized Client TodayConsolidate & Reduce CostsProductive AnywhereIncreased VisibilityCheck with Kelly right slide to focus onAccelerate and lower the cost of Windows 7 & Office 14 deployments thru automationSave on energy costs with automated power management Capture platform licensing advantages by standardizing on a single platformFlexible deployment of virtualized and traditional softwareDeliver services to users that rarely connect to the corporate network over the InternetAccelerated problem resolution thru integrated self-service portal, help desk & backup file recoveryUnified view of IT assets from device to desktop to datacenterIntegrated CMDB and data warehouse Improve compliance with support for industry best practicesEnable continuous end-point and infrastructure protection and remediation
- 38. System Center and the Optimized DesktopLower costs, improve end-user service and support compliance through an integrated client management suiteCheck with Paul right slide to focus onIncident, Problem & Change ManagementAssess Inventory & CompatibilityDeploy OS & ApplicationsBackup, Repair, & Restore Manage User Access Monitor Performance & Configuration
- 39. Service Manager The power is in the IntegrationSelf ServiceService Level ManagementCompliance and RiskIT Business IntelligenceAsset ManagementCheck with Paul right slide to focus onChange and ReleaseIncident and ProblemSERVICE MANAGER PLATFORMAuthoringKnowledge BaseWorkflowsPortalData WarehouseCMDBCONNECTORSAutomate and DeployCapacity and UtilizationInventory and UsageAlert ManagementActive Directory
- 40. Adapting to Market: Datacenter EvolutionCheck with Isaac right slide to focus onPrivateCloudPublicCloudPrivateCloudPublicCloudManagement Costs Decrease Significantly
- 41. IT as a Service
- 42. Well-known, stable and secure
- 43. Utilization
- 44. Utilization Increases to >50%
- 47. Global ReachTraditionalDatacenterVirtualizedDatacenterTraditionalDatacenterVirtualizedDatacenter
- 48. Microsoft Cloud Computing ContinuumPrivatePublicCheck with Isaac right slide to focus onSoftware as a Service(SaaS)IT as a ServicePlatform as a Service(PaaS)Infrastructure as a Service(IaaS)| | Dynamic Data Center ToolkitFor HostersDynamic Data Center ToolkitFor Enterprises
- 49. Foundation for Private CloudCloud Computing InfrastructureInfrastructure as a Service (IaaS)Check with Isaac right slide to focus onDistributed and ElasticInfrastructure FabricAutomated ManagementSLA DrivenDelivering the serviceManaging the fabric| | Dynamic Data Center ToolkitFor EnterprisesDynamic Data Center ToolkitFor Enterprises
- 50. Cloud: Buildinga FoundationVision: Deliver a toolkit that allows hosters & enterprises to dynamically pool, allocate and manage resources to enable IT Infrastructure as a ServiceDynamic Data Center Toolkit for Hosters (DDTK-H)Available now and free of charge!Dynamic Data Center Toolkit for Enterprises (DDTK-E)Available free of charge in first half of 20Check with Isaac right slide to focus onAn architectural roadmap, deployment guidance and best practicesFamiliar tools that are compatible with existing applicationsStep-by-step instructions that you can use to build an instantly scalable virtualized infrastructure guidanceSample code and best practices
- 51. Microsoft Advantage: Get More, Pay LessWhy pay more and get less with VMware, when Microsoft virtualization delivers all the capabilities you need?Built-in virtualization, part of the platformPhysical, virtual, and application management, manage VMwareHard cost savings, no virtualization tax Comprehensive set of desktop virtualization solutions - Optimize the desktop infrastructure
- 52. Microsoft Server Applications Built for WindowsBuilt-in Virtualization with One-stop Support Hypervisor Feature of OS“We liked the fact that Hyper-V™ was built into Windows Server® 2008…With Hyper-V, we don’t need separate drivers for the hypervisor, and we don’t pay additional licensing fees.” Bart Roels, Operations Manager, Hostbasket Large Partner EcosystemBroad Range of Partner Solutions and ServicesStrong partner ecosystem and developer network
- 53. Hundreds of virtualization partners worldwide
- 54. Virtualization partner solution catalog with comprehensive solutions Increased Deployment OptionsBetter Together: Microsoft Applications + Microsoft Virtualization Microsoft ® SQL Server® – Database Mirroring, Guest Clustering
- 55. Microsoft ® Exchange – High Availability
- 56. Microsoft ® Office SharePoint® Server – SharePoint Farm with virtual and physical environment40
- 57. SQL Server Performance: Financial OLTP WorkloadResults:Increased throughput with consolidation
- 58. Nearlinear scale in throughput with no CPU over-commit
- 59. Improved performance with Windows Server 2008 R2 and SLAT processor architectureConfiguration:OS: Microsoft® Windows Server® 2008 R2 Hyper-V™
- 60. Hardware: HP DL585 (16 core) with SLAT (Second Level Address Translation) processor architecture, HP EVA 8000 storage
- 61. Virtual Machines: 4 virtual processors and 7 GB RAM per virtual machine; Fixed size VHD)Throughput(Batch requests/sec)% CPUAlmost Linear ScaleNo CPU over-commitCPU over-commitHeavyLoadModerateLoadLowLoadRelative Throughput for Windows Server 2008Batch requests/sec/%CPUWindows Server 2008 R2Windows Server 2008 R2Windows Server 2008 R2
- 62. CloudDatacenterClientMicrosoft Virtualization Partner EcosystemDYNAMIC ITLowerTCOIncrease AvailabilityImprove Business AgilityChecking with Jim on correct partners to use where – have removed dellManagement
- 63. Microsoft VDI SolutionComplex Enterprise Deployments: Microsoft + Partner technologySimple Departmental Deployments: Microsoft only technologyWindows Virtual Enterprise Centralized Desktop (VECD)IntegratedManagementUser state Virtualization3rd party Partner SolutionsApplication DeliveryDesktop Delivery(For Complex Deployments)Virtualization PlatformMicrosoft VDI Suites
- 64. Microsoft Site Recovery Solutions – HSC for Hyper-VLess application downtime, improved RTO and RPOLess business risk, CAPEX and OPEX savingsSite ASite BHitachi Universal Storage Platform TM VHitachi Universal Storage Platform TM VPhysical Server 1Synchronous or Asynchronous Replication between Storage SystemsPhysical Server 3Physical Server 2
- 65. MaxV Platform
- 66. Offline Virtual Machine Servicing Tool Automated way to keep offline virtual machines stored in the VMM library up-to-date with the latest Patches Maintenance Network1 Read Library2 Get VM list3 Create VM Group4 Select Maint. Hosts5 Schedule Svc. Job6 Choose Maint. HostVMM LibraryVMM 2008 7 Move VMs from lib.8 Start VMs9 Check for UpdatesMaintenance Hosts10 Apply Updates11 Check Update StatusConfigMgr 2007 or WSUS12 Shutdown VMs13 Move VMs to lib.14 Loop Until DoneOffline VMServicing Tool
- 67. Solution Accelerators (MAP and More)How it worksServer Consolidation?Application Virtualization?Windows migration?Customer NetworkAssess customer’s environment andrecommend the right technologiesMAPMAP Tool User(IT Pro/Partner)“Before physical-to-virtual (P2V) conversions began, Costco IT staff used the Microsoft Assessment and Planning (MAP) Toolkit to evaluate server loads. Using the toolkit, staff members discovered that, in many cases, servers were running at only 5 percent utilization, making them good candidates for consolidation.”Costco Wholesale Corp Case StudyReport GenerationFor Different MigrationScenariosMicrosoft.com/MAP
- 68. How Microsoft Virtualization Helps You Microsoft Virtualization accelerates the journey toward dynamic IT that will reduce costs, improve service levels, and drive agilityBasicStandardizedRationalizedDynamicReduce Total Cost of OwnershipIncreaseAvailabilityImprove AgilityServer ConsolidationLab AutomationPrivate CloudRemote Branch OfficeBusiness ContinuityBusiness Critical AppsCentralized Desktop
- 69. Microsoft VirtualizationYour Infrastructure: VirtualizedIncrease server utilization, reduce operating costs and improve service levelsAccess to applications at anytime from anywhereFlexibility and agility for infrastructure, applications, management and security Seamless physical, virtual and application management
- 70. Next StepsStep 1Understand your Virtualization optionsStep 2Use Solution Accelerators to determine virtualization candidatesStep 3Determine Cost Savings you can achieve using TCO CalculatorsStep 4Talk to a Microsoft partner about optimizing your infrastructure
- 71. Related ContentRequired SlideSpeakers, please list the Breakout Sessions, TLC Interactive Theaters and Labs that are related to your session.MGT312 - Virtualisation Scenarios for Business Critical Applications CLI03-IS - Microsoft Application Virtualization Discussion SVR09-IS - Windows Server 2008 R2 Hyper-V Deployment Considerations SVR205 - Introduction to Hyper-V and Windows Server 2008 R2 with Microsoft System Center Virtual Machine Manager MGT311 - Microsoft System Center Essentials 2010 = Integrated Virtual and Physical IT Management for Medium-Sized Businesses MGT200 - Microsoft System Center Roadmap and Strategy
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