Microsoft Private Cloud

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Microsoft Private Cloud

Lorenz Wolf, Solution Specialist Datacenter, Microsoft

What is “PRIVATE CLOUD”

Private Public

shared resources.

Enterprise

Service Service Service

Enterprise

Service

Public Cloud Private Cloud

Service

dedicated resources.

Service IT Department Cloud Provider

Service

hardware software

facilities

power/cooling IT labor

support network

security

maintenance management tools

disaster recovery backup

Acquisition cost is 10%

of IT Spend

Operating cost is 90%

of IT Spend

Source: IDC

Modular Datacenter Generation 4 Datacenter Colocation

Generation 1 San Antonio & Quincy

Generation 2 Chicago & Dublin Generation 3

Containers & Pods Scalability and

Sustainability 1.2-1.5 PUE Rack

Density and Deployment 1.4 – 1.6 PUE Server

Capacity

~2 PUE

ITPAC

Faster Time to Market Reduced Carbon

1.05-1.15 PUE

EFFICIENT RESOURCE USAGE

D E P L O Y M E N T S C A L E U N I T

2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010+

• Operations and Architectural Best Practices for Customers

and Partners

• Piloting end-to-end Microsoft virtualization solutions (Hyper-

V, System Center)

• Dynamically managing virtual machines with System Center

VMM & monitoring with Ops Manager

• Partnering with the product groups to provide feedback

running at scale in production

INFRASTRUCTURE

PLATFORM

SOFTWARE

a s a S E R V I C E

a s a S E R V I C E

a s a S E R V I C E

Microsoft defines data center maturity states in four stages

Physical, unmanaged infrastructure

Basic Secure and Well-

Managed Datacenter Standardized

Optimized Datacenter Rationalized

Infrastructure-as-a- Service (Cloud)

Dynamic

Physical Infrastructure

(Power, Space, Cabling, Containers)

Manual Task Orchestration

(Hardware Replacement, something not currently automated…)

Business / Operational Intelligence

(Dashboard that aligns business goals to IT Data Center metrics for making decisions)

Branch

Site DR

Site People

Resource Balance

(IT discovery, mapping interdependenci

es => CMDB)

Process Orchestration

(status, triggers

=> Run Book Automation)

Analytics

(behavioral, simulation, modeling)

Configuration and Change

(changes, provisioning, deployment, upgrades)

Security and Protection

(vulnerabilities, intrusion, leakage)

Performance and Availability

(throughput, usage, latency, outages, faults, alerts)

Datacenter Automation Functional Categories

Network Security

(Firewalls, Intrusion Detection)

Network Connectivity

(Routers, Switches, WiFi

Network Optimization

(Load Balancing, WAN Acc.)

Storage / Disaster Recovery

(NAS, SAN, Backup)

Server Platform

(OS, Virtualization, Scalability) Application and Services

(Email, Web, Database, ERP, CRM)

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



Image management is centralized in self-service deployment portals. Monitoring is automated and problems can be isolated;

capacity is managed in real time with dynamic server provisioning.

A mature chargeback process is based on real-time usage.

Fabric Management

Policy-based access control, identity synchronization, federation trust, and single-application directory service.

Policy-based Security and Identity

IT services and business applications are well aligned across the organization. Monitoring and reporting are integrated.

Service Delivery Management

Virtualization Performance and Scalability

Optimized for Cloud Computing

More Secure

Access Network

Efficiency

Flexibility to deploy applications and workloads throughout the organization Secure, flexible and cost effective remote access

Design, Configure, and

Deploy

Virtualize, Deploy, and

Manage Data Protection

and Recovery

IT Service Management

End-to-End Service Monitoring and

Management

Simplify with integrated physical, virtual and cloud management

Improve agility with private cloud computing infrastructure

Optimize service delivery across datacenter infrastructure and business critical services

Event Mgmt Service Desk Asset/CMDB Configuration Virtual

Security Storage Server Network

Incident Response Change & Compliance Provisioning Virtual Service Management Cloud Computing

Security Orchestration Management Automation Virtualization

Servers Network

Storage Service

Management Approve Service Request

Security Updates Received

Initiate Update Workflow

Initiate Maint.

Mode on Host Migrate VMs

off Host

VM Live Migration

Patch Physical Host

Patch Master Image

Patch Installation

Patch Installation Migrate VMs

Ensure Separation

Report Workflow Results

End Maint.

Mode on Host Verify Host

Availability

Run Host Health Check Investigate Any

Issues

Migrate VMs Back

VM Live Migration Verify Hyper-V

Health

Verify Server Health

Verify Network Connectivity

Verify Storage Connectivity

Verify Patch Installation

Report Workflow Results Investigate Any

Issues

Continue Workflow

Continue Workflow

Migrate VMs off Host

Network Access Protected Infrastructure Application Access

Host, information, and application protection across physical and virtual datacenter

solutions

More secure access to applications extended to cloud and partners

Identity-centric network access from different devices and

locations

Common identity and management across physical, virtual, and cloud environments

HIGHLY

AUTOMATED SELF

SERVICE SCALABLE

AND ELASTIC

=

Network Storage

Compute

 Pooled Resources

 Multitenancy

 Usage Metering and Chargeback

 Integrated Identity and Security

Network Storage Compute

 Self-Service Portal

 IT Service Management and Compliance

 Run Book Process Automation

 Physical, Virtual and Application Management

End-to-End Service Monitoring and Management

1000 VM’s per Cluster

Live Migration

Hardware Optimization

Dynamic Memory -- New in SP1

Available

Elastic

Scalable

Availability Metrics

Performance Counters

Monitor State Detail

Hourly Data

Daily Trends

1 2 3

5

Standardize on System Center management

platform for both physical and virtual environments

Standardize on server platform leveraging Windows Server 2008 R2

Ramp up virtualization efforts and expertise

with Hyper-V and Virtual Machine Manager

Get started today with the Windows Azure Platform, testing new apps and service

delivery mechanisms

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Architect IT services for shared and abstracted compute resource pools using

the free Self Service Portal

http://www.microsoft.com/privatecloud

Lorenz Wolf

Solution Specialist Datacenter Enterprise & Partner Group [email protected] Mobile +41 78 844 65 76 Fax +41 43 456 44 44 Direct Line +41 43 456 65 76

Microsoft Schweiz GmbH Richtistrasse 3

CH-8304 Wallisellen