Bring the cloud to your datacenter

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Bring the cloud to

your datacenter

Christian Moser

Senior PMM, Cloud & Enterprise Business Group Western Europe

Tension drives change

The datacenter today

Traditional datacenter

• Tight coupling between infrastructure and apps

• Expensive, vertically integrated hardware

• Silo-ed infrastructure and operations

• Highly customized processes and configurations

Cloud model

• Loosely coupled apps and micro-services

• Industry-standard hardware

• Service-focused DevOps

• Standardized processes and configurations

Cloud is an architecture

The cloud transition

Consistency from on-premises to public cloud

Management from the cloud

Write once, deploy anywhere with modern application platform

Transform IT

Management

anywhere

Operations Management Suite System Center

Windows Server Azure Stack Azure

Modern

application

platform

Cloud

service

delivery

Software-

defined

datacenter

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Software-defined datacenter

Modern

application

platform

Cloud

service

delivery

Management

anywhere

Software-

defined

datacenter

Software-

defined

datacenter

Compute cluster

Virtual machines

Storage cluster

File servers

Security controller

Shielded VMs

Windows Server | Hyper-V | System Center Network controller

Virtual networks

Provisioning and operations

Windows Server | Hyper-V | System Center

infused with Azure designs and technologies

Cloud-inspired infrastructure

Frictionless “cloud-cadence”

infrastructure upgrades

Benchmark-setting scale,

performance, and

availability

Best-in-class support for

Linux

Confidently virtualize anything

Rolling upgrades without downtime, no new hardware needed Mixed-mode clusters

High-performance live migration and Storage QoS Guest clustering

Mission-critical scale: SQL, Exchange, SharePoint, SAP, Oracle

Broad distribution support, including: RHEL, SLES, Ubuntu, CentOS

Hot add | remove vNIC and in-guest vRSS

Cloud-scale

fundamentals

SDN infrastructure

Flexible workload placement

Hybrid datacenter

extension

Network function

virtualization

• Data plane based on Azure

• High-throughput, low- latency packet processing [up to 40G]

• Programmable network controller based on Azure

• NVGRE, VXLAN, and OVSDB support

• Load balancer that is proven in Azure

• Distributed firewall

• Custom service chaining, including Linux appliances

• Azure ExpressRoute

• Multi-tenant gateways

High-performance storage, fraction of the cost

Cloud-scale, cost-

effective platform

Scalable

hybrid-cloud

storage solution

Workload-aware

protection

Cross-site availability

and disaster

recovery

• Storage Spaces Direct

• Predictable workload performance with Storage QoS

• Microsoft StorSimple

• Azure storage

• Azure Site Recovery

• Azure Backup

• System Center Data Protection Manager

• Sync replication with Storage Replica

• “Stretch” clusters with automatic failover

• Cluster-to-cluster replication with orchestrated recovery

Security designed for zero-trust environments

Control and monitor

administrator

privileges

Detect and respond

to breach faster

Add access and

usage policies to

sensitive information

Protect virtual

machines from

compromised host

• Hardware-rooted security

• Shielded virtual machines

• Guardian Service

• Just-in-time administration

• Just enough administration

• Next generation credentials

• File Classification Infrastructure

• Azure Rights Management Services

• Dynamic Access Control

• Privilege Security Event Logging

• Cloud-based security analysis

• Out-of-the-box anti-malware

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Cloud

service

delivery

Software-

defined

datacenter

Cloud service delivery

Modern

application

platform

Management

anywhere

Cloud

service

delivery

Software-

defined

datacenter

Consistent cloud experience

Aligning the needs of business and IT

Agility

Business

Turbulence and innovation

IT

Stability and predictability

Control

Flexibility and choice

Application development and deployment

Cloud service delivery

Power of Azure with the control of the datacenter

Microsoft Private Cloud

(on premises | hosted)

Microsoft Azure

Power of Azure with the control of the datacenter

Microsoft Private Cloud

Microsoft Azure

Power of Azure with the control of the datacenter

Microsoft Azure Stack

Microsoft Azure

Microsoft Azure Stack architecture

Windows Server Linux

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Modern

application

platform

Cloud

service

delivery

Modern application platform

Management

anywhere

Cloud

service

delivery

Software-

defined

datacenter

Modern

application

platform

Write once, deploy anywhere

Microsoft Azure Microsoft Azure Stack

Containers

Virtual machines Azure Service Fabric

Azure Resource Manager

What is a container?

Traditional virtual machines = hardware virtualization

VM VM VM VM VM

Containers = Operating system virtualization

CONTAINER CONTAINER CONTAINER CONTAINER CONTAINER

OS

Why containers?

Isolation

Consistency

Flexibility

Density

Speed

“Born-in-the-cloud”

applications

Designed for cloud agility, elasticity, and scalability

Constant innovation and upgraded features Shared services allow for increased speed Options to leverage dynamic data sources

New deployment option: Nano Server

•

“Just enough OS”

•

Optimized for modern applications

•

Higher density and performance

•

Reduced attack surface and servicing requirements

•

Next-gen distributed app frameworks

•

Interoperate with existing server applications

Containers and modern

applications Full GUI

Specialized workloads Third-party applications RDS experience

Server Core Lower maintenance

server environment

Traditional VM workloads

Nano Server Just enough OS

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Management

anywhere

Modern

application

platform

Management anywhere

Cloud service

delivery

Software-

defined

datacenter

Modern

application

platform

Management

anywhere

Shifting needs in IT management

TECHNOLOGY

FLUCTUATING

CLOUD BASED

INNOVATION

RETOOLING

FOR VELOCITY

ANALYTICS | CONTAINERS DEVOPS | SERVICE MANAGEMENT CLOUD MIGRATION | SERVICES

Management

anywhere

Getting to the cloud model

Modern

application

platform

Cloud

service

delivery

Software-

defined

datacenter

Rethink applications to take advantage of cloud Change processes and

patterns to remove silos within the infrastructure

Make hybrid management part of your strategy Enable self-service access to

resources and consistency across clouds

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