Post on 04-Aug-2020
VMware Corporation
Virtual Infrastructure Overview
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Topics to Cover
VMware OverviewWhat is Virtualization?
VMware Products Overview
New Product Announcements with VMware VI 3.5
Virtual Infrastructure SolutionsHigh Availability
Business Continuity and Disaster Recovery
Virtual Desktops
Software Lifecycle Automation
VMware Services & EducationQuestions – Please ask Anytime!Wrap Up
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VMware By the Numbers
100 / 910Fortune 100 / Fortune 1000 Customers
1,000,000+VMware Workstation Licenses Sold
40,000+VMware Infrastructure Customers
~5,000Employees1998Year Founded
40%R&D Engineers with Advanced Degrees
10,000+Channel Partners
25,000+VMware Certified Professionals
350+Technology Partners
$1.4 BRevenue Run Rate (Q3 2007 annualized)
>80%2006 Year-Over-Year Growth
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• >50% are standardizing on virtual infrastructure
• >75% of VMware customers are running VMware in production
• >90% of VMware customers are running web servers in virtual machines
• >75% of VMware customers are running databases in virtual machines
• >75% of VMware customers are running file/print servers in virtual machines
Widely Used in Production Environments
Sampling of customer workloads deployed in ESX Server
0%
20%
40%
60%
80%
100%
Web Servers
CustomApps
File/PrintServers
Databases J2EEServers
The vast majority of customers are running productionworkloads in virtual machines
Sources: King-Brown 2005 market research study VMworld 2004 & 2005 customer survey
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Customer Success Across Numerous Industries
Automotive / Aviation
Insurance Financial Services Technology Government/Public Sector
Healthcare Engineering/Heavy Industry Retail Services Telecom
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Virtualization: Industry-Standard Way of Computing
Hypervisor
Virtual Infrastructure
Management & Automation
Hypervisor
Virtual Infrastructure
Hypervisor
Test & Development
Early Adoption Mainstreaming Standardization
Server Consolidation
Infrastructure Management
High Availability
3rd generation2006- 2008
2nd generation2003 - 2005
1st generation1998 – 2002
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Prime TimePeak
20%
40%
60%
80%
0%
100%
0-10%
20-3
0%
40-5
0%
60-7
0%
80-9
0%
% o
f Ser
vers
CPU Utilization
Server Utilization Profile
Source: Capacity Planner customer analysis
“Through 2007, organizations with more than 200 servers will waste between $500,000 and $720,000 annually supporting underutilized application/server combinations”
Gartner Research, December 2004
Paying for unused computing power
Why Use Virtualization?
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Before VMware
Virtualization enables consolidation of workloads from underutilized servers onto a single server
to safely achieve higher utilization
After VMware
Virtualization Increases Hardware Utilization
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Run several operating systems on a single machine.
Virtualization Helps to Better Manage Compute Resources
Create shared pools of resources to optimize your infrastructure.
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Copyright © 2006 VMware, Inc. All rights reserved.
Each Virtual Machine is a complete system encapsulated in a set of software files
Physical Server
ESX Server
Virtual MachinesUnmodified Application
Unmodified OS
Virtual Hardware
VMware Mission: Transform industry standard server and desktop computing through virtualization
Virtual Machine Basics
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Key Features of Virtualization
Hardware Independence
Run a virtual machine on any server without modification
Partitioning
Run multiple virtual machines simultaneously on a single physical
server
Isolation
Each virtual machine is isolated from other virtual machines on the
same server
Encapsulation
Virtual machines encapsulate entire systems (hardware configuration, operating system, apps) in files
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VMware Software Stack - What is New?
Virtualization Platform
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VirtualInfrastructure
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Virtual Infrastructure Management
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Infrastructure Optimization
Software Lifecycle
Resource Mgt Availability Mobility
Desktop Management
Business Continuity
Security
ESX Server 3i 3.5 ESX Server 3.5
Virtual CenterGuided
Consolidation
Site Recovery Manager
VDIVirtual Desktop
ManagerACE
Lab Manager
Update Manager
Storage VMotion
VMotion
DRSDistributed
Power Mgmt
HAEnhanced HA
VCB
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Central Mgmt
Enterprise VMs
Live VM MigrationLive VM Disk File Migration
Next Generation Hypervisor
Backup
Storage Virt.
Resource ManagementPower Management
ESX Server 3i
VMFSVirtual SMP™
ESX Server 3i
VMotion™
Storage VMotion
High Availability
DRS
DPM
VC Agent
VI Foundation VI Standard VI Enterprise
Consolidated Backup
Update Manager
VMFSVirtual SMP™
ESX Server 3i OR ESX Server
VC Agent
Consolidated Backup
Update Manager
High Availability
VC Agent
Consolidated Backup
Update Manager
Availability
Patch Management
License
SnS (Gold/Plat)**
$495
$495 / $595*
$995
$545 / $645
$2,995
$629 / $749
$5,750
$1,208 / $1,438
VMFSVirtual SMP™
ESX Server 3i OR ESX Server
VMFSVirtual SMP™
ESX Server 3i OR ESX Server
New VI Licensing Editions
Effective with the v3.5 Release
* SnS not mandatory for ESX Server 3i (embedded or standalone)
** SLS is being phased out with VI 3.5 release
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Storage
Servers
ESXServer
ESXServer
ESXServer
ESXServer
Virtual Machines
vm files
�Virtual Machines run on ESX Servers
�ESX Servers connect to shared storage
�Multiple ESX Servers can access the same virtual machine concurrently
�Enable distributed infrastructure services
�The total environment is managed by Virtual Center
�Admins access Virtual Center through the VI Client
VMware Architecture Components
VirtualCenterServer
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PROVISIONINGVMOTION
VI3: In Action
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VMware Virtual Center: Centralized Management
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Programmatic Interfaces
Virtual Machine and Server
Management
1
Provisioning
2
Migration
3
Resource Management
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System Monitoring
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Security and Access Control
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Centralized Management
VirtualCenter Capabilities
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Physical to Virtual (P2V) Converter
�VMware® Converter 3.0 automates the process of converting physical machines, other virtual machine formats and third party image formats to VMware virtual machines
VMware Converter
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Guided Consolidation – Part of VirtualCenterSteers users through the steps required
to consolidate physical servers to virtual machines
Integrates capacity planning and physical to virtual conversion for easy automated server consolidation
The integrated tutorial makes it easy for first time users to understand and deploy virtualization
What are the benefits?
Quickest time to achieve value through automated discovery, capacity planning and P2V conversion
Low training costs for new users
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VMware Update Manager
Eliminates manual tracking of patch levels of ESX Server hosts and virtual machines
Automates enforcement of patch standards
Reduces risk through snapshots and offline virtual machine patching
* Note: RHEL guests can only be scanned, not remediated
Automates patch management for ESX Server hosts and select Microsoft and RHEL virtual machines
Scans and remedies online as well as offline virtual machines* and online ESX Server hosts
Snapshots virtual machines prior to patching and allows rollback to snapshot
OFF
LINE
UpdateManager
HostServer
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VMware VMotion
62% of VMware customers have implemented VMotion
Live migration of virtual machines
Zero downtime
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Ensure High availability with VMware HA
What is it?Automatic restart of virtual machines in case of server failure
Customer ImpactCost effective high availability for all applicationsNo need for dedicated stand-by hardwareNone of the cost and complexity of clustering
VMware HA enables cost-effective high availability for all applications
Resource Pool
X
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Resource Optimization with VMware DRS
What is it?Dynamic balancing of computing resources across resource poolsIntelligent resource allocation based on pre-defined rules
Customer ImpactAlign IT resources with business priorities Operational simplicity; dramatically increase system administrator productivityAdd hardware dynamically to avoid over-provisioning to peak loadAutomate hardware maintenance
Dynamic and intelligent allocation of hardware resources to ensure optimal alignment between business and IT
Resource Pool
Business Demand
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Copyright © 2005 VMware, Inc. All rights reserved.
VMware Consolidated Backup
Support for VMs running on iSCSI, NAS or local storage
Run VCB within a VM
Use VMware Converter to restore VCB images
New 3rd party software version support
Greater flexibility for storage layout and backup architecture
Simplified restore
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Storage VMotion
Storage independent migration of virtual machine disks
Zero downtime to virtual machinesLUN independentSupported for Fibre channel SANs
Minimizes planned downtime due to storage
Complete planned downtime management solution across servers and storage with VMotion and Storage VMotion
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Introducing ESX Server 3i
Thin architectureUnparalleled security and reliability
Compact 32MB footprintOnly OS-independent design focused on virtualization
Integrated in server systemsEasiest way to deploy and manage virtualization
Hardware is certified and ready-to-runIntuitive start up experience that dramatically reduces deployment timeOptimized for central management
Next generation, thin hypervisor integrated in server systems
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Start Running VMs in Minutes
1. Power on server and boot into hypervisor
2. Configure Admin Password
3. (optional) Modify network configuration
4. Connect VI Client to IP Address
Or manage with VirtualCenter
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Simplifies and automates disaster recovery workflows:
Setup, testing, failover, failback
Provides central management of recovery plans from VirtualCenter
Turns manual recovery processes into automated recovery plans
Simplifies integration with 3rd-party storage replication
Introducing VMware Site Recovery Manager
Site Recovery Manager leverages VMware Infrastructure to transform disaster recovery
Makes disaster recovery rapid, reliable, manageable, affordable
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Site Recovery Manager Key Components
Storage
Servers
VMware Infrastructure
Virtual Machines
VirtualCenterSite
Recovery Manager
Storage
Servers
VMware Infrastructure
VirtualCenterSite
Recovery Manager
Storage Replication
Site Recovery Manager
Protected virtual machines
Virtual Machines
Production Disaster Recovery
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VMware Lab Manager Image Storage Library
VMware InfrastructureVirtualized Server Pool
Automated Virtual AD Lab
LAN/SAN
Application Developer
Application Developer
New Jersey Dev Facility
Waldorf Dev Facility
Bangalore Outsource Partner
User selects a multi-machine configuration, clicks deploy.
VMware Lab Manager determines the best host servers, then deploys the machines.
Once deployed, user directly interacts with the machines, as if sitting at each console
QA Automation Engineer
Lab Manager – Accelerate Test & Development
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VMware Lab Manager
Self Service ProvisioningMulti-Tier Complete Application Environment (multi-VM)
Easy for non-IT users – Point and click library entry IT in Control of Policy and Quotas
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VMware Desktop-based Products
Server-Based Desktop
Virtualization
VDI
Secure, Managed Desktop
Virtualization
ACE
Free Virtual Machine
Run-Time
Player
Desktop Virtualization for IT Professionals
Workstation
Desktop Virtualization for Mac Users
Fusion
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VDM - Virtual Desktop Manager
Enterprise-class, scalable connection brokerCentral administration and policy enforcementAutomatic desktop provisioning with optional “smart pooling”Desktop persistence and secure tunneling optionsMicrosoft AD integration and optional 2-factor authentication via RSA SecurID®
Available in 2008
End-to-end enterprise-class desktop control and manageability
Familiar end user experience
Tightly integrated with VMware’s proven virtualization platform (VI3)
Scalability, security and availability suitable for organizations of all sizes
Centralized Virtual Desktops
VMware VDM
Clients
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Reduce Costs and Power Consumption
For every server virtualized, save…� ~$700 and ~7,000 kWh / year
� $300 in carbon offsets over lifetime
� 4 tons of CO2 emissions / year
10:1 consolidation = 80-90% less energy
Plus� Power down underutilized physical servers, saving 40%� Desktop management reduces PC power usage 35% / year
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Virtual Maturity
Number of VMs
Adopt Expand Standardize
Jumpstarts
Workshops
Virtualization Assessment
Education: VI3 Install and Configure
Plan and Design Services
Deployment Services
Technical Account Manager Program
Ed: Deploy, Secure and Analyze
Operational Readiness
Technical Account Manager Program
Process and Technology
Standardization
POC
Expanded Rollout
Department Rollout
VMware Services Portfolio
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Virtual Infrastructure Methodology TM
BuildAssess Plan Manage
Identify:GoalsMethodsImpacts Scope
Ensure ongoing success
OptimizationMaintenanceCross-functional collaboration
Define:Implementation planValidation criteriaDesign and project timelines
Implement and deploy
ConfigurationExecution of blueprintAcceptance
AP
B
MDesign for the big picture—
deploy incrementallyA
P
B
MA
P
B
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Questions? & Next Steps
Learn More:
• Evaluate VMware Software: www.vmware.com/download
• Enroll in VMware Training Courses
• Engage VMWare Jumpstart Services