Powering the Next Generation Cloud with Azure Stack, Nano Server & Windows Server 2016! Jeff Woolsey Principal Program Manager Cloud & Enterprise

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Powering the Next Generation Cloud with

Azure Stack, Nano Server & Windows Server

2016!

Jeff Woolsey

Principal Program Manager

Cloud & Enterprise

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1 ^Consistent ^Platform

Windows Azure Pack

Service Providers

Private Cloud

Public Cloud

Microsoft Cloud

DEVELOPMENT MANAGEMENT DATA IDENTITY VIRTUALIZATION

Azure Virtual Machines

Windows Azure Pack

NEW: Operations Management Suite

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1 ^Consistent ^Platform

Windows Azure Pack

Service Providers

Private Cloud

Public Cloud

Microsoft Cloud

Azure Virtual Machines

Windows Azure Pack

Microsoft: To provide our valued customers the best cloud whenever and wherever it makes business sense.

NEW: Operations Management Suite

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500+

New releases in

the last 12 months

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Microsoft Azure

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Microsoft Private Cloud

(on premises | hosted)

Microsoft Azure

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Microsoft Private Cloud

Microsoft Azure

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Microsoft Private Cloud

(on-premises | hosted)

Microsoft Azure Stack

(on-premises | hosted)

Microsoft Azure Microsoft Azure

Microsoft Private Cloud

(on-premises/hosted)

Microsoft Azure Stack

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Microsoft Azure

Microsoft Private Cloud

Microsoft Azure Stack

App innovation

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Microsoft Private Cloud

Microsoft Azure Stack

Cloud-consistent

service delivery

Cloud-optimized

application platform

Cloud-inspired

hybrid infrastructure

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Overview – Azure Oper … azureoperationsinsights.com/Main.aspx#Wor

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Backup

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Site Recovery ODSRealDataAutomation

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Servers connected to recovery

Backup

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Servers backed up 3/1/2015

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Microsoft Software-Defined Storage (SDS)

Performance and scalability with SMB3 File Storage network

Primary application data storage on cost effective, continuously available, high performance SMB3 file shares backed by tiered storage spaces

Continuous availability and seamless scale-out with Scale-Out File Server

Elastic, reliable, optimized with tiered storage spaces Low cost standard volume hardware

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HYPER-V CLUSTER

SMB3 storage network fabric

SCALE-OUT FILE SERVER CLUSTER

Storage spaces

SHARED JBOD STORAGE

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5 Unified storage management with System Center

System Center

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Today’s solution with Windows Server 2012 R2 and System Center 2012 R2

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Hyper-converged Converged (Disaggregated)

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Scale-out File Server Cluster Hyper-V Cluster

Virtual Machines

SchedI/O I/O

Sched I/O

Sched Policy

Manager

LimitersRate Rate

Limiters Rate

Limiters Rate Limiters SMB3 Storage Network Fabric

Control and monitor storage performance

Flexible and customizable

Policy per VHD, VM, Service or Tenant Define Minimum & Maximum IOPs Fair distribution within policy

Simple out of box behavior

Enabled by default for Scale Out File Server Automatic metrics (normalized IOPs & latency) per VM & VHD

Management

System Center VMM and Ops Manager PowerShell built-in for Hyper-V and SOFS

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Seamless

Zero downtime cloud upgrades for Hyper-V and Scale-out File Server Simple

Rolling Upgrades with Win2012 R2 and vNext nodes within the same cluster Easily roll in nodes with new OS version

Rolling Upgrades – faster time to value

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Multi-Site Cluster

Site1 Site2

Flexible

Works with any Windows volume, uses SMB3 as transport

Hardware agnostic - works with Storage Spaces or any SAN volume

Integrated management

End-to-end Windows Server disaster recovery solution

Failover Cluster Manager UI and PowerShell

Scalable

Block-level synchronous volume replication Automatic cluster failover for low Recovery Time Objective (RTO)

Cross site HA DR: Stretch clusters across sites with

synchronous volume replication

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Azure Site Recovery and Azure Backup

Datacenter Availability on Demand

Azure Site Recovery

Azure Backup

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On-premises to on-premises protection with Azure Site Recovery

Microsoft Azure Site Recovery

Communication channel

Replication channel:

host-based or SAN-based

Primary Windows site

Server ^Recovery^site Windows Server

Download Scout

Replication and orchestration channel: guest-based

Primary VMware/ site

Physical ^Recovery^site VMware

Scout Scout

Key features include:

Automated VM protection and replication Remote health monitoring

Customizable recovery plans

Integration with available investments No-impact recovery plan testing

Orchestrated recovery of tiered applications

Support for heterogeneous environments

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Orchestration and replication

Enterprise

& HSP

primary site Windows Server

On-premises to Microsoft Azure protection with Azure Site Recovery

Orchestration and replication

Enterprise, SMB & HSP

primary site VMware/

Physical vCenter Server

Key features include:

Use Azure as your disaster recovery site Automated VM protection and replication Remote health monitoring

Customizable recovery plans No-impact recovery plan testing

Orchestrated recovery of tiered applications Support for heterogeneous environments New: Replication into Azure for SMBs and remote branch offices without System Center Orchestration

and replication

SMB &

branch

primary site Windows Server

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You can describe a Container from different points of view:

From a computer science viewpoint, containers are an operating system

level isolation method for running multiple applications on a single host.

From a development and IT viewpoint, containers are a new approach to

build, ship, deploy and instantiate applications.

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Windows Server Containers are a lightweight operating

system level method to isolate processes, applications

or services from other services running on the same

container host. To enable this, each container has its

own view processes, file system, registry, while being

uniquely addressable over the network.

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Hyper-V Containers are Windows Containers running within a

Hyper-V partition to provide multi-tenant isolation. Hyper-V

Containers provide the ability to run different kernel instances

on the same system. Hyper-V Containers provide hardware

isolation which is great for hostile multi-tenant environments

or for environments with compliance requirements that require

hardware isolation.

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Windows NT to Windows Server

2003

Windows/

WindowsNT

Server Roles/Features

Windows Server 2008 and

Windows Server 2008 R2

Server Core

Full Server

Windows Server 2012 and

Windows Server 2012 R2

Server Core

Minimal Server

Interface

GUI Shell

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Windows Server v.Next

Server Core

Minimal Server

Interface

GUI Shell

Nano Server

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Microsoft: To provide our valued customers the best cloud whenever and wherever it makes business sense.

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Hyper-V cluster

Node 1

Storage resilience

Node 2

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Powering the Next Generation Cloud with Azure Stack, Nano Server & Windows Server 2016! Jeff Woolsey Principal Program Manager Cloud & Enterprise