HYPER-V AND SYSTEM CENTER ENABLING THE PRIVATE CLOUD Nicholas Papé Partner Technology Advisor Microsoft UK.
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HYPER-V AND SYSTEM CENTERENABLING THE PRIVATE CLOUD
Nicholas PapéPartner Technology AdvisorMicrosoft UK
Consumerization of IT
50
Distributed Workforce
84Infrastructure Utilization
85
Infrastructure Complexity
70percent of datacenter capacity is idle on average
percent of IT budgets is spent maintaining datacenter operations
percent of organizations have a remote workforce
percent of business devices are expected to be smartphones by 2014
TODAY’S CHALLENGES
EVER HEARD THIS?
I haven’t done anything – no I haven’t installed anything - it just broke…
The Exchange server back up failed.But we didn’t know about it…
I do password resets and add members to distribution lists – I really add value to the business…
I would love to do clustering and DR – but I have been told it is expensive….
It would be great to be able to access our systems from anywhere…
I think I need to increase capacity but I’m out of physical space…
Plus a whole load more…..
IMAGINE IF…
YOU COULD ACHIEVE THESE BENEFITS:
REDUCED COSTS
FLEXIBILITY MORE MOBILITY
EASY TO IMPLEMENT
AGILITY
HIGHLY AUTOMATED
END USERPRODUCTIVIT
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REDUCED COSTS FLEXIBILITY
MORE MOBILITY
EASY TO IMPLEMENTAGILITY
HIGHLY AUTOMATED
END USERPRODUCTIVI
TY
WITH AN INFRASTRUCTURE THAT IS:
EFFICIENTSELF
SERVICEUSAGE BASED
SCALABLE AND ELASTIC
VIRTUALISATION BRINGS NEW AGILITY
• Server Virtualisation involves the creation and management of virtual machines (VM)
• A virtual machine is a software implementation of a machine that executes programs like a physical machine
• A VM is effectively, a file, and thus, opens up new opportunities around migrations, upgrades, backups, and DR
BUSINESS CONTINUITY
1. 2 Hyper-V R2 Nodes in a Failover Cluster. Each Node has 2 VMs running. VMs are stored on the SAN.
2. Node 1 Fails, and also brings down 2 VMs3. Failover Clustering in Hyper-V R2 ensures that VMs restart
on Node 2 of the Hyper-V Cluster
SAN
SERVICE CONTINUITY
1. 2 Hyper-V R2 Nodes in a Failover Cluster. Each Node has 2 VMs running. VMs are stored on the SAN.
2. We decide we’d like to Live Migrate a VM from Node 1 to Node 2.
3. Live Migration in Hyper-V R2 ensures that VMs are migrated with no downtime.
SAN
DYNAMIC MEMORY
• Automatic, dynamic balancing of memory between running VMs
• Understands the needs of the Guest OS
• Available as part of WS2008 R2 SP1“on the hardware I was testing with, I saw an increase from 64 VMs (Windows 7 on Hyper-V R2) to 133 VMs (Windows 7 on Hyper-V R2 SP1), we also ran performance testing against this so this wasn't a case of "let's see how many VMs we can fire up“Matt Evans, Quest Software
HYPER-V R2 SP1 – KEY CAPABILITIES
• Business Continuity - High Availability & Live Migration
• Scalability - 64 Cores & 1TB RAM & 64 GB RAM & 4vCPUs Per VM
• Density – Dynamic Memory included with SP1
• Power Efficiency - Core Parking & Many Power Improvements in the OS
• Dynamic Storage - Add/Remove disks to running VMs without downtime
• Thin Provisioned VHDs - Use Less Storage
• Networking Improvements - NIC Teaming via NIC Vendor, Jumbo Frames, TCP Offload, VMq, vLANs etc
• Familiarity - Based on Windows, managed through Windows
• Hardware Optimised – Takes advantage of latest hardware innovations
• OS Support - In-lifecycle Windows Server/Clients & Linux (SUSE/RHEL)
SYSTEM CENTERVIRTUAL MACHINE MANAGER 2008 R2• Multi-Hypervisor• P2V & V2V• Live Migration Support• Quick Storage Migration• OpsMgr Integration:
• Unlocks PRO
• Rapid Provisioning• Intelligent Placement• Library & Web Portal• AD Integration• Granular Management• PowerShell• Maintenance Mode
SYSTEM CENTEROPERATIONS MANAGER 2007 R2
• X-Platform Monitoring• Rich Monitoring• Rich Reporting• Graphical Dashboards• Hardware & Software• End to End Services• Routine Automation• Physical or Virtual• 3rd Party Integration• Client Monitoring• Heavily Extensible
SYSTEM CENTERDATA PROTECTION MANAGER 2010• Continuous Data Protection of
Windows Apps and File Servers• To Disk, Tape & Cloud
• Windows Server 2003 -> 2008 R2• SQL Server 2000 -> 2008 R2• Exchange 2003 -> 2010• SharePoint 2003 -> 2010• Dynamics AX 2009• SBS/EBS 2008• SAP on SQL
• Virtualisation Protection• Item-level Restore• Alternate Site Recovery
• Industry-leading ClientProtection• XP -> Windows 7
• Scalable, Integrated, Auto-Protecting, Enables DR
SYSTEM CENTERCONFIGURATION MANAGER 2007 R3• Centralised Deployment
• Zero-Touch OS Deployment
• Granular Patch Deployment
• Installable-App Deployment
• App-V Deployment
• Asset Intelligence• Desired Configurations• Rich Graphical Reporting• Network Access Protection• Rich Power Monitoring &
Reporting
SYSTEM CENTERSERVICE MANAGER 2010
• Built in processes, based on industry best practices, for:• Incident & problem
resolution• Change control• Asset lifecycle
management• Connects with other
Microsoft technologies:• Datacenter
Management Efficiencies
• User-Centric Support• Business alignment
THE BENEFITS…
REDUCED COSTS
FLEXIBILITY MORE MOBILITY
EASY TO IMPLEMENT
AGILITY
HIGHLY AUTOMATED
END USERPRODUCTIVIT
Y
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