solaris 10 virtualization presentation

1VIRTUALIZATION BUILT IN...SOLARIS: THE FOUNDATION FOR THE DYNAMIC DATACENTER

2State of Infrastructure Today

41m physical servers by 2010 700% increase in 15 years

Ave UT < 10% = $140 bn in excess server capacity a 3 year supply

Server SprawlPower and Cooling

DC space costs 10s of millions to build

Limits on facilities upgrades in existing sites

$8 in maintenance for every $1 spent on new infrastructure

20-30:1 Server-to-admin ratio

Space CrunchOperating Cost

Source: IDC

50 for every $1 spent on servers

$29 bn in power and cooling industry wide

3Economicsand Ecology

Business Continuityand Resilience

BusinessAgility

Global IT Challenges

Under-utilized systems limit business growth

Energy costsdrain the bottom line

Sprawling IT infrastructure is hard to manage

Disaster recovery planning is non-negotiable

Downtime isnot an option

Remote management

Ability to deploy new services is critical to remain competitive

IT resources must be easier to allocate

4Todays Distributed Datacenters

Space IssuesCooling ConcernsHard to Manage

Security Challenges

5The Power of Virtualization

Server Consolidation

Reduced Space and

PowerMobility

Increased Hardware Utilization

6Virtualization Challenges

Increased management complexity> Still need to manage hardware and OS

Virtualization density requires performanceand management skills

Management solutions are custom-constructed by the customer using multiple tools

Performance overhead can limit possiblecost savings

New security challenges Proprietary solutions

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7Deployment of Open Source Software

Sun Virtualization History

Time

I think their strategy is right on the moneyChris Wolf, Burton Group

NFSDynamic System Domains

Sun RaySolaris Containers

Logical DomainsOpen Storage

Xen

Open NetworkingVirtualBox

VDI

8Datacenter Management Sun xVM Ops Center

Desktop to Datacenter VirtualizationUnifying Virtualization and Management Across the Infrastructure

Open StorageSolaris ContainersSun xVM Hypervisor

Logical DomainsDynamic Domains

Sun Virtual DesktopInfrastructure

Sun VirtualBox

STORAGEVIRTUALIZATION

DESKTOPVIRTUALIZATION

SERVERVIRTUALIZATION

NETWORKVIRTUALIZATION

Open Networking

9ServerVirtualization

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What is Important?Understand the

Application One Size Does Not Fit All

Management of These Environments is Key

FUSION

IDENTITY MANAGEMENT

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OSVirtualization

Hypervisors/Domains

Solaris ContainersSolaris 8/9 Containers

Solaris ContainersSolaris 8/9 Containers

Logical Domains Dynamic Domains

xVM Ops Center

Understanding Your Application

T-Series M-Series

Solaris Containers

xVM HtpervisorVirtualBox

VMware ESXHyper-V

X-Series

Application

FUSION

IDENTITY MANAGEMENT

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xVM Ops Center

Server Virtualization from Sun Today

Hard Partitions SPARC Hypervisors x86 Hypervisors Solaris Containers

IdentityServer

Multiple OSes Single OSAll Sun Systems

Solaris Containers(Zones + SRM)

Solaris Trusted Extensions Solaris 8 and 9 Containers

Solaris Containersfor Linux Applications

X SeriesxVM HYpervisor

VirtualBoxVMware ESX

Microsoft Hyper-V

T SeriesLogical Domains

M SeriesDynamic Domains

MailServer

FileServer

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Different Usage Scenarios

Eco consolidation Retire legacy systems

Consolidate many small applications on different OSes

Adapt application resources/locationto business changes

Protect Web facing applications Consolidate vertically scaling

applications databases

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Virtualization allows the move to newer more efficient systems> SPARC: Solaris 8 and 9 Containers

Lower the power/cooling/space/support cost on running these applications

Eco Consolidation with Solaris

Solaris 10

Solaris 9Container

Solaris 8Container

Solaris 8 Solaris 9

xVM Ops Center

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TotalAfterBefore

Solaris 8on 4 V880s

4 Solaris 8Containers on

T2000 with Solaris 10Total Savings

32 CPUs 136 Rack Units 8800 Watts 28,872 BTUs OS support cost:

$21,600 for Solaris 8

1 CPU with 32 threads 2 Rack Units 275 Watts 1,535 BTUs OS support cost:

$3,780 for Solaris 10 with Solaris 8 Containers

98% space savings97% less power94% less BTUs

83% lower annual support cost

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TotalAfterBefore

Solaris 8on 6 V880s

6 Solaris 8Containers on

T5240 with Solaris 10Total Savings

2 CPUs (128 threads) 2 Rack Units 1,100 Watts 3,608 BTUs OS support cost:




48 CPUs 204 Rack Units 13,200 Watts 43,308 BTUs OS support cost:


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TotalAfterBefore

Solaris 8on 6 V880s

6 Solaris 8Containers on 2

T5220s with Solaris 10Total Savings

2 CPUs (128 threads) 4 Rack Units 2,200 Watts 7,216 BTUs OS support cost:




48 CPUs 204 Rack Units 13,200 Watts 43,308 BTUs OS support cost:


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Consolidate Many Small Applicationson Different OSes

A hypervisor allows the consolidation of many small apps> SPARC: Logical domains, dynamic domains> X86: VirtualBox, xVM hypervisor, VMware, Hyper-V

Each VM can have their own patch level

xVM Ops Center

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United States Air ForceSolution Consolidation with Solaris Containers Products and Services: Solaris 10

Operating System, Sun SPARC Enterprise T5240 Server, Sun Fire T2000 Server

Results Reduce rack space to achieve a 13:1

consolidation ratio and reclaim datacenter floor space

Decreased server deployment time by more than 90% with Logical Domains (LDoms)

Cut datacenter power consumption by more than 25% and reclaimed nearly 50% of datacenter floor space with eco-responsible servers

Provided customers better service levels at a lower cost

Overview Managed service provider to

the U.S. Air Force Capabilities Integration

Environment (CIE) facilitates development and testing of software applications prior to production use

Consolidated servers using the Containers feature in the Solaris 10 Operating System

Challenge Optimize hardware utilization Conserve datacenter floor space,

power, and cooling Build a scalable architecture Keep up with growth and expand

customer base

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Primus Canada Solution

Leverage Suns Try and Buy ProgramDeploy proven Solaris 10 partitioning and virtualization capabilities, using Sun Fire T2000 servers and Logical Domains (LDoms)Results

Increased server performanceand efficiencyReduced physical space requirementsLower energy consumptionHighly stable environment

When we failed over from the old system to the Sun Fire T2000, the application went from 50 percent CPU utilization down to 15 percent. We were just dumbfounded to learn that it was only using 15 percent of one core of this eight-core CPU.

Paul Monaghan, Manager, Service Platform Engineering Team, Primus Canada

Overview850 employee telecommunications company1,000,000+ customersChallenge

Maximize uptimeAdd failoverImprove IT staff freedom and flexibilityConsolidate four existing VoIP platforms

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Adjust to Business Changes

AM/Day/Week

PM/Night/Weekend

Re-Size the Resources to Fit the Changes on Demand

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Adjust to Business Changes

AM/Day/Week

PM/Night/Weekend

Migrate the Applications onto Fewer System: Turn Unneeded Systems Off to Save Power

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Secure Internet Facing Applications

Many companies want a Web presence Web-facing applications often need to be dynamic These applications are often new and untested

Hackers can de-face website or steal data Hackers can gain access to the corporate network

Use Solaris Containers/Trusted Extensions to lock down the application environment

Problem

Risk

Solution

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Secure Internet Facing Applications

A locked down environment can protect > x86 and SPARC: Solaris Containers

Control the content from outside Container Totally isolate the internet network from LAN

Fire

wall

Solaris 10

Read/Write Read Only

PublicInternet

PrivateLAN

/shared

Webzone129.152.1.200

Datazone10.0.0.200

An Example Configuration to Prevent Web Page Hijacking

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Consolidate Vertical Scaling Apps

Insurance agency with many field offices

Databases need many threads (CPUs) to perform Field offices only get ~20 inquiries per day

> Systems and database licenses are very under utilized

Consolidate the databases in Containers on anM-Series system

Compress the costs of 40 databases into that of ~2!

Example

Problem

Result

Solution

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Consolidate Vertical Scaling Apps

Using the new M-series allow to vertically scaling> Powerful CPU, lots of memory> Use Solaris containers to cap the CPU to the right level

Solaris Containers considered a license boundary for both Oracle & IBM

CostCostCost

40 x 8 Way Systems One 16 Way System Total Saving

40 x $old-systems SWaP 40 x 8 x $database

38 x power/cooling/space 38 x 8 x $database

1 x $new system SWaP 1 x 12 x $database

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xVM Ops Center



IdentityServer





X SeriesxVM Hypervisor

VirtualBoxVMware ESX

Microsoft Hyper-V



MailServer

FileServer

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Server Virtualization Strengths

SolarisContainers

LogicalDomains

xVM Server

High performance network and I/O bare metal performance Consolidated old Solaris versions Limit the security breach of your web application Consolidate very dynamic applications

Migrate VMs to fit business changes Most of the hypervisor built into the chip very little overhead Redundant I/O paths

Run any x86 OS on shared infrastructure Migrate VMs to fit business changes Move old OSes onto newer share/more efficient hardware

High isolation dedicated hardware High performance network and I/O bare metal performance No software single point of failure Run multiple OSes on the same system

Dynamic Domains

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Backup SlidesProductDetails

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All Suns Server Virtualization Technologies

managed from a single point

Solaris Containers

Logical Domains

xVM Server

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xVM Ops Center with Sun Universal

Knowledgebase

Discovery Update

Provisioning Management

Bare metal and OS discovery Inventory and systems grouping Role based access control

Linux and Solaris OperatingSystems

Firmware, with dependencies

Patch Linux and Solaris Simulate Schedule Rollback App, file and script management

Compliance reporting Audit trail Lights out management

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Activity

Identify 100 assets on network Days Minutes

Hours Minutes

Days < 24 hours

Hours 15 Minutes

Days Hours

Apply a security fix to 100 servers 1 Day 20 Minutes

Days Hours

Without Sun xVM Ops Center

With Sun xVM Ops Center

Compare inventory for 100 systems against baselineObtain software and patches and validate PKG/RPM installationIdentify patches required for 100+ servers and impact on systemDeploy OS to powered-off baremetal 100 servers

Identify, validate and deploy iLOM firmware on 100 servers

Save Time with Sun xVM Ops Center

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Solaris Containers

605 25 10

4 CPU Pool4 CPU Pool (FSS)

Mail Z

one

Solaris 10 KernelDN

S Zo

ne

Web

2 Zon

e

Web

1 Zon

eGlobalZone OS

Server

DNSServer Apps

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Solaris Containers

Solaris Containers proven technology More than 20% of Solaris 10 production systems are

running multiple Containers Recognized license boundary for major ISVs New features added regularly Simplified system upgrades via Solaris 8 and 9 Containers Solaris Trusted Extensions give enterprise grade security Mobility of Containers give agility and rolling upgrades Solaris Containers have full Solaris Cluster support

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Logical Domains

OS

Server

Control/ServiceDomain

ServiceDomain

Apps

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Logical Domains 1.1 Support multiple versions of Solaris,

OpenSolaris, Linux and FreeBSDon the same system

Domain Mobility Allows users to migrate workload between LDoms without shutting down the application> Users can also move workload between different

machine types if the Logical Domain is shut down Virtual I/O enhancements

> Dedicated hardware mapped to a Logical Domain> Built in Dynamic Reconfiguration> Virtual network and switch support

Comes at no additional cost

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MailServer

MailServer

FileServer

PV Drivers

Enterprise-Class

Hypervisor

FMAVMDKZFSIPS

Sun xVM Server / Hypervisor

Sun xVM Hypervisor

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Server Virtualization Without Barriers> Built-in management> Easy to use interface> Low barrier to entry> Programming interfaces

VMware compatible Enterprise-class foundation Open source

Sun xVM Hypervisor

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xVM Ops Center



IdentityServer





X SeriesxVM ServerVirtualBox

VMware ESXMicrosoft Hyper-V



MailServer

FileServer

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Thank You.

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