DeltaV and Virtualization - Bruce Greenwald - CDI UE 2012

VirtualizationBruce GreenwaldDeltaV Platform Business Development Manager

Emerson Confidential, Slide 2

ETET

v12 - subject matter may change


AgendaAgenda Virtualization 101 V12 Projects VM Manager Examples


What is Virtualization?What is Virtualization?

VirtualMachine

File

Host Computer

1

Benefits

Fewer Workstations

Flexibility

Smaller Footprint

Reduced Energy

Extended System Life

Lower Costs

Encapsulate Application and OS into Virtual Machine

Copy VM File to Host

2

Run VMs from Remote PC or Thin Clients3


Industry ConcernsIndustry Concerns Another Dependency

Requires both operating system and virtualization layer Requires additional software upgrades

I dont want to be dependent on another SW vendor.

Complexity Virtualization requires additional IT expertise

It needs to be easy.

Risk / Reliability Multiple workstations rely on common host Virtual is Cool!


Current SupportCurrent Support Offline Systems

Training Development

V10 onwards VMWare or HyperV The GSC wont hang up on you!


DeltaV Virtual Machine (VM) on USB or ExpressCard SSD

DeltaV Simulate Standalone on a StickDeltaV Simulate Standalone on a Stick

Virtual DeltaV Simulate Standalone Easy Deployment No PC Software Installation

Utilizes MS Virtual PC (Standard Windows 7) May Be Run On Memory Stick Or On Hard Drive

Available For V10.3.1, V11.3.1, V12.3


Obsolete Workstation ReplacementObsolete Workstation Replacement

Single Workstation Replacement (1 VM) Utilizes MS Virtual PC With Windows XP

Supports DeltaV V9.3.1 And V10.3.1 Fully Tested / Supported For On-line Use

Minimize Process Disruption


Integrated DeltaV VirtualizationIntegrated DeltaV Virtualization DeltaV Workstation Virtualization

Workstation Consolidation on Host Server Support for Online and Offline Systems Based on MS Hyper-V (Server 2008) Supports ProPlus, Operator, Professional,

Application, AMS Stations, Inter-Zone Servers Automatic Generation and Configuration DeltaV VM Management Application Supports Thin Clients and Network Storage Devices

Virtualization Made Easy!


Off-line DeltaV VirtualizationOff-line DeltaV Virtualization

Virtual Environment


Offline VirtualizationOffline Virtualization

Thin Clients HostCIOC

S-SeriesController Host Console


Off-line DeltaV VirtualizationOff-line DeltaV VirtualizationThin Client #2Thin Client #1

Host Console

DeltaV Primary ACN

Client Network

Real SD Controller

Real CHARMSIO Card

Computer hardware

Hyper-VVirtualization Layer

Host Computer

ProPlus v12Prof v12OP v12APP v12

CIOCS-Cntlr

CIOC

S-Cntlr


But What Does it Take to Add a Virtual Controller/CIOC?But What Does it Take to Add a Virtual Controller/CIOC?


Current DeltaV Architecture ExampleCurrent DeltaV Architecture Example

Operator Stations ProPLUSApplication

Stations / Servers

Operator Stations


Online DeltaV Virtualization ExampleOnline DeltaV Virtualization ExampleOperator Stations

Thin Client Network

Host Servers Op Stations App Stations ProPlus

Storage Area Network (SAN)

Server 1 Server2 Server 3Op Stat 1 Op Stat 2 Op Stat 3Op Stat 4 Op Stat 5 Op Stat 6Op Stat 7 Op Stat 8 ProPlusApp Stat 1 App Stat 2 App Stat 3App Stat 4


Online DeltaV Virtualization ExampleOnline DeltaV Virtualization Example

Host Serverswith

Network Storage

Operator Stations Video Network


What does the hardware look like?What does the hardware look like?

Network Switches

Power StripsServers (3 of them)Network Storage

UPS


On-Line Systems in v12On-Line Systems in v12

DeltaV VM Manager Makes System Setup

EASY


Integrated DeltaV VirtualizationIntegrated DeltaV VirtualizationManage DeltaV virtual machines by Host Computer

or manage by Plant Area

With VM Manager you can: Create new VMsStart / Stop VMs

Move / Modify VMs


Adding a HostAdding a Host


Defining Networks for Host Machines Defining Networks for Host Machines

Select Network Cards or create Internal / Virtual

Networks


Creating a Virtual DeltaV WorkstationCreating a Virtual DeltaV Workstation

Select Workstation

Type


Medium SystemMedium System


Medium BOMMedium BOM

BeforeItem Class FunctionalityProPlus Server ProPlusApp Station #1 Server Batch Executive

App Station #2 ServerContinuous HistorianBatch Historian

Op Station #1 Workstation Single HeadOp Station #2 Workstation Single HeadOp Station #3 Workstation Single HeadOp Station #4 Workstation StrongarmOp Station #5 Workstation StrongarmOp Station #6 Workstation StrongarmSmart Switch Switch Primary DeltaVSmart Switch Switch Secondary DeltaV

AfterItem Class FunctionalityHost Server #1 Server VM HostHost Server #2 Server VM HostVM Manager Workstation VM MangerSAN SAN StorageThin Client #1 TC Operator AccessThin Client #2 TC Operator AccessThin Client #3 TC Operator AccessThin Client #4 TC Operator AccessThin Client #5 TC Operator AccessThin Client #6 TC Operator AccessSmart Switch Switch Primary DeltaVSmart Switch Switch Secondary DeltaVSAN Switch Switch Primary SANSAN Switch Switch Secondary SANThin Client Switch Switch Primary TCThin Client Switch Switch Secondary TC

9 Computers 4 Computers


Medium Core LayoutMedium Core Layout

Host Server 1 Host Server 2Core Function Core Function

1 ProPlus 1 App Station #22 ProPlus 2 App Station #23 App Station #1 3 Op Station #24 App Station #1 4 Op Station #45 Op Station #1 5 Op Station #66 Op Station #3 67 Op Station #5 78 8


Large SystemLarge System


Large BOMLarge BOMBefore

Item Class FunctionalityProPlus Server ProPlusApp Station #1 Server Batch Executive PrimaryApp Station #2 Server Batch Executive SecondaryApp Station #3 Server Batch HistorianApp Station #4 Server Continuous Historian #1App Station #5 Server Continuous Historian #2App Station #6 Server OPC ServerApp Station #7 Server AMS ServerPlusRT Server #1 Server Remote Terminal ServerRT Server #2 Server Remote Terminal ServerRT Server #3 Server Remote Terminal ServerACP Server #1 Server ThinManagerACP Server #2 Server ThinManagerOp Station #1 Workstation Dual HeadOp Station #2 Workstation Dual HeadOp Station #3 Workstation Dual HeadOp Station #4 Workstation Dual HeadOp Station #5 Workstation Dual HeadOp Station #6 Workstation Dual HeadSmart Switch Switch Primary DeltaVSmart Switch Switch Secondary DeltaVVideo Switch Switch RT Network

AfterItem Class FunctionalityHost Server #1 Server VM HostHost Server #2 Server VM HostHost Server #3 Server VM HostHost Server #4 Server VM HostVM Manger Workstation VM ManagerSAN SAN StorageThin Client #1 TC Operator AccessThin Client #2 TC Operator AccessThin Client #3 TC Operator AccessThin Client #4 TC Operator AccessThin Client #5 TC Operator AccessThin Client #6 TC Operator AccessSmart Switch Switch Primary DeltaVSmart Switch Switch Secondary DeltaVSAN Switch Switch Primary SANSAN Switch Switch Secondary SANThin Client Switch Switch Primary TCThin Client Switch Switch Secondary TC

19 Computers 6 Computers


Large Core LayoutLarge Core Layout

Host Server 1 Host Server 2 Host Server 3 Host Server 4Core Function Core Function Core Function Core Function

1 ProPlus 1 RT Server #1 1 RT Server #2 1 RT Server #32 ProPlus 2 RT Server #1 2 RT Server #2 2 RT Server #3

3 Batch Exec Primary* 3 Batch Exec Secondary* 3 Cont Hist #1* 3 Cont Hist #2*

4 Batch Exec Primary* 4 Batch Exec Secondary* 4 Cont Hist #1* 4 Cont Hist #2*5 App Station OPC 5 App Station AMS 5 Batch Hist 56 App Station OPC 6 App Station AMS 6 Batch Hist 67 7 Op Station #1 7 Op Station #2 7 Op Station #38 8 Op Station #4 8 Op Station #5 8 Op Station #6


Emerson Exchange Technology ForumEmerson Exchange Technology Forum

Virtualization in Process Control Advancements and Developing Trends


SummarySummary Offline Virtualization of training and development

systems supported now V12 Virtualization Projects

Simulate on a Stick Obsolete Workstation Replacement VM Manager for offline/online

Planning Guide available Q4 2012


DeltaV Program ManagementDeltaV Program Management

Marv Hulshizer Product Manager

Licensing Policy Price Policy

Don Holley Program Manager

DeltaV Software Release Rollout

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