Det Dynamiske Datarom

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Ementor Community 2008

Automatiserte og Virtuelle Servere

Tommy Strøm – System Engineer

Det Dynamiske Datarom

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Disclaimer

This session contains product features that are currently under development.

This session/overview of the new technology represents no commitment from VMware to deliver these features in any generally available product.

Features are subject to change, and must not be included in contracts, purchase orders, or sales agreements of any kind.

Technical feasibility and market demand will affect final delivery.

Pricing and packaging for any new technologies or features discussed or presented have not been determined.

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Automatiserte og Virtuelle Servere Self-Managing Datacenter

Automate

Virtual Datacenter Server Consolidation Test and Development

Separate

Consolidate

Aggregate

Cloud Datacenter

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CY2007: 8M total server units shipped (x86 server units =7.6M)

CY2007: $54.4B total factory revenue ($28.7B x86 server factory revenue)

30M x86 Servers In Data Centers Today Average Utilization = 5 -10%

Source: IDC Server Tracker

The Worldwide Server Market

x86 servers 95 % Oth er Servers 5 % x86 servers 53 % Other Servers 47 %

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Automatiserte og Virtuelle Servere

*Source: IDC and VMware TAM program

Infrastructure Cost per App

$14,235

$5,694

Before VMware After VMware

The VMware Effect: Customer Breakthroughs

60% Reduction

in Cost

2-3x Gain in

Productivity

Workloads per Admin

30–75

Before VMware After VMware

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VMware ESX and ESXi – Serious Availability, available for Everyone

Proven by customers

Over 120,000 customers

Over seven years of maturation

Over 85% of customers using for production workloads

Years of continuous uptime at customer sites

Reliable by design

ESXi: 32MB on disk Less code = fewer bugs, fewer patches, etc.

No dependence on OS or arbitrary drivers

2008 Editor’s Choice Awards

Most Reliable Category

1. VMware ESX 2. IBM mainframe

Virtualization Available for everyone

VMware ESXi

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Internal

Cloud

Scale

Outside the Firewall

People &

Info-centric

VMware’s Focus

Virtual Datacenter

OS

vCloud Initiative

vClient Initiative

Efficient and Flexible

Use of

Applications and

Resources

Federation

With the Cloud

Desktop

Dilemma

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VMware VDC-OS: Availability – Scaleability – Manageability – Flexibility

Storage

Servers

Lab Self-Service Hardware

Maintenance Live Mobility Resource Management Security Authentication Authorization Virtual Desktop VM Lifecycle Business Continuity Image Management Downtime/ Availability Software Maintenance Storage Management Disaster Recovery

Network

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Application vServices

Infrastructure vServices

Virtual Datacenter

Operating System

The virtual datacenter OS delivers

flexibility, speed, resiliency and

efficiency by transforming the datacenter

into an “internal cloud” – an elastic,

shared, self- managing and self-healing

utility that can federate with external

clouds of computing capacity freeing IT

from the constraints of static

hardware-mapped applications.

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VMware Infrastructure becomes VDC-OS

Datacenter Infrastructure Linux Windows Management vServices Off-Premise Cloud

Future Future Future

Application vServices Infrastructure vServices Cloud vServices vCompute vStorage vNetwork Availability Security Scalability

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Automatiserte og Virtuelle Servere App OS App OS App OS

vStorage Thin Provisioning and Linked Clones

Physical Storage Virtual Disks 10GB 20GB 40GB 100GB 10GB20GB 10GB_40GB ESX 30GB 70GB

vStorage

OS App OS App

Base

Disk

OS App OS App

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vStorage Technologies and Interfaces

• VMFS • Linked Clones • Thin Provisioning • Storage VMotion Storage Partners Storage Operations Storage Management • Storage Virtual Appliances • vStorage API’s • Storage Virtual Appliances • vStorage API’s Infrastructure

vServices vCompute vStorage vNetwork vServicesCloud

vStorage

Tiered Storage

SAS-SCSI-SATA

Connectability

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SAN-iSCSI-Automatiserte og Virtuelle Servere 64 GB 4 CPUs App OS 256 GB 8 CPUs

Zero downtime scale out of virtual machines Scalable virtual machines

Hot add of

CPU

Memory

PCIe devices

App

OS

vCompute

Very Large VMs, Powerful Performance

Powerful Hosts VMDirect Path Paravirt SCSI 128 Cores 512GB RAM

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Enabling More Powerful Clusters

VMware DRS automatically balances VMs

•32TB of RAM

•64-Nodes per cluster

•4,096 processor cores

•6 Million IOPs

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vNetwork Switch Today

vSwitch vSwitch App OS Net State vSwitch App OS Net State Net State App OS

vNetwork

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vNetwork Distributed Switch

vSwitch vSwitch App OS vSwitch App OS

vNetwork Distributed Switch

Net State Net State Net State

App OS

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vNetwork 3rd Party Plug-ins

vSwitch vSwitch App OS vSwitch App OS Net State Net State

vNetwork Distributed Switch Nexus 1000V

Net State App OS VM Safe S ec u ri ty V M

vNetwork

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VMSafe

™

Application Operating System Protection Engine VMworld Launch

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Security vServices

VMware ESX with VMSafe™

Security

vService

App

OS

App

OS

App

OS

App

OS

Security = High Network Ports = 80, 443, 1521 Protocols = HTTP, SQL, TNS AV = Required, On-Demand vApp Policies Security

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vApp: Simplifying Application Deployment

Application

vServices Availability Security Scalability

VMware DataCenter OS vApp App OS App OS App OS Availability = 99.99% Security = High Performance = 500ms SLA Definitions

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vCenter AppSpeed

App OS App OS App OS IT Service 55 Users 2 Servers Database1 75 Users Servers4

Discover

Quality of Service

Monitor

Provision 2 more servers

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Easy workflow management for new Virtual

Machines

Self Provisioning

with Lab Manager

Provisioning with approval processes

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Scalability vServices

VMware VMotion, makes it possible

to move Virtual Machines, without

interrupting the applications running

inside.

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Automatic Scalability vServices

VMware Distributed Resource

Scheduler automatically balances

the Workloads according to set

limits and guarantees.

Removing the need to predict

resource assignment.

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High Availability vServices

X

VMware High Availability makes all

Servers and Applications protected

against component and complete

system failure.

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X

VMware Fault Tolerance

Application protection against hardware

failures, with NO down time that is

Application and Operating System

Independent.

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Disaster Recovery vServices

VMware Site Recovery Manager

enables an easy transition from a

production site to a Disaster

Recovery site.

Easy Execution for real Disaster

Easy Testing for good night sleep

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Management vServices

VMware vCenter

Application Management

Infrastructure Management

Lifecycle Manager Site Recovery Manager vCenter ConfigControl vCenter Orchestrator vCenter CapacityIQ

Management vServices

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vCenter Partner Solutions

Integrated Services BMC Discovery Bladelogic Operations Manager / Runbook Automation / Remedy ITSM Integrated Services CA ASM CA Data Center Automation Integrated Services SiteScope HP Server Automation Integrated Services

Tivoli Usage and Accounting

Manager

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From Virtual Infrastructure to VDC-OS

Linux Windows Management vServices Off-Premise Cloud

Future Future Future

Application vServices Infrastructure vServices Cloud vServices

vCompute vStorage vNetwork Availability Security Scalability

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Automatiserte og Virtuelle Servere Management vServices Application vServices Infrastructure vServices Cloud vServices

vCompute vStorage vNetwork Availability Security Scalability

vCompute 8 virtual CPU’s, 256 GB per VM,

40GB/s speeds, 200,000 IOPS

vStorage VMFS, Storage VMotion, Thin Provisioning,

Linked Clones, Storage API’s

vNetwork Network Distributed Switch, _{Cisco Partnership, Nexus 1000} Scalability Dynamically add CPU, Memory and

devices to a running virtual machine

Security VMSafe, security API’s to partners,

security policy aware VM’s

Availability Define Application SLA’s, Requirements,

Fault Tolerance, HA, VMotion and DRS

Orchestrator Drag-and-drop development of customized

workflows to automate operational tasks

ConfigControl Capacity IQ

Chargeback Automated chargeback modeling for

greater visibility and control of IT costs

AppSpeed Application performance monitoring; ensure_{Quality of Service and remediation}

Site Recovery Manager

Automated run-book for Disaster Recovery; Allows for ad-hoc DR testing

Lifecycle

Manager Workflow engine for general provisioning of_{servers; manages VM cradle to grave} Lab Manager Automated self provisioning of development

labs; collaboration tool for Dev and QA

Automated discovery and tracking of configuration changes; helps with compliance and remediation Proactive capacity planning for VM’

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Workstation 5.0 ACE Player Fusion VDM ThinApp SVI Mobility Workstation 1.0 VDI 1.0 Desktop 1999 2006 VMware Server 2.0 ESXi ESX 3.5 GSX 1.0 ESX 1.0 Server 2001 2001 Storage VMotion DRS HA Backup Mgr Update Mgr DPM Capacity Planner Lab Mgr Stage Mgr Lifecycle Mgr Site Recovery Mgr Virtual Center 1.0 (with w/VMotion) Management 2003 2005 Storage VMotion DRS HA Backup Mgr Update Mgr DPM Workstation 6.0 ACE Player Fusion GSX 1.0 ESX 1.0 Server 2001 2001

VMware Product Evolution

vCloud 1.0 Cloud 2008 VDM ThinApp SVI Mobility Workstation 1.0 VDI 1.0 Desktop 1999 2006 VMware Server 2.0 ESXi ESX 3.5 Capacity Planner Lab Mgr Stage Mgr Lifecycle Mgr Site Recovery Mgr VirtualCenter 1.0 (with w/VMotion) Management 2003 2005 Stay Tuned!

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Ementor Community 2008

Automatiserte og Virtuelle Servere

Tommy Strøm – System Engineer