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Virtual Desktop Infrastructure with Novell® Endpoint Management Solutions
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Andy PhilpProduct ManagerNovell Inc. /[email protected]
Valentin MihaiProduct ManagerNovell Inc. /[email protected]
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VDI and Novell® Endpoint Management VDI Adoption Cycle
Virtual Desktop Infrastructure
Peak of Inflated Expectations
Trough of Disillusionment
Novell and VDI
VDI climbs the Slope of Enlightenment
Next stop – Plateau of Productivity Figure 1.1 - The Gartner Hype Cycle
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VDI and Novell® Endpoint ManagementPeak of Inflated Expectations
Machines, applications and users
Deskside visitsPatches and updates
Data backupHardware failure
Enforce policiesCompliance & audit
Rising energy costs
Management “Silos”Provisioning
Support
DataRecovery
Security
Power
Total cost of maintaining and managing a PC environment is $3,000 to $5,000 + per device*
Gartner 2007
Complexity increases with multiple sites, geographies, languages and time zones
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VDI and Novell® Endpoint ManagementTrough of Disillusionment
End-user environment moves into the data centerEnd-user experience sub-optimalEnd users not aligned with business requirementStorage requirements explodeComplex multiple vendor solutions involved for VDIComputing environments need to be fluid/dynamic based on the users' role
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VDI and Novell® Endpoint ManagementTrough of Disillusionment (cont.)
Now have two environments to manage withtwo different toolsImmature technologiesCosts are out of controlManual processes requirement \ Lack of integrationLack of configuration management, security and Identity integration
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VDI is Much More than Virtualization
Role Engineering
Identity Management
Access/Session Management
Endpoint Security
Patch Management (desktops/hosts)
Forensics (snapshotting)
Access Certification/Compliance
Anti-virus
Asset Discovery
Application Usage
Configuration Management
Ongoing Capacity Planning
Application Packaging (virtualization)
Application Deployment
Storage Management
CMDB integration and management
Hypervisor Platform
Load Balancing
Dynamic Build / Recycle Process
Pool Monitoring and Management
Security / GRC Systems Management Virtualization
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Three Key Questions on VDI Adoption
How do I preparefor VDI?
How do I preparefor VDI?
How do I adopt a VDI framework?
How do I keep VDI users productive?
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ZENworks® has The Answers
How do I preparefor VDI?
ZENworks® Asset Management
How do I preparefor VDI?
How do I adopt a VDI framework?
ZENworks® Configuration Management
How do I keep VDI users productive?
ZENworks® Application Virtualization
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AssetManagementTrackingUsage
Configuration ManagementStandardizationOptimization
• Complete view of IT assets– Automate hardware and software Inventory – Unmatched accuracy powered by patented
technology – Track software usage trends– Clear picture of software license compliance– Detailed and custom reporting– Central repository for contracts
How Do I Prepare for VDI?
Application VirtualizationSelf-containedApplications
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ZENworks® Asset ManagementBenefits in a VDI world
• Achieve true license compliance through automation– Software cost avoidance and reduction
> Re-allocate existing licenses> Better informed vendor negotiations
– Risk mitigation> Avoid fines, litigation and bad PR
• Assessment tool– Profiling application usage for users– Build a clear picture of the required user environment for each
role– Identify hardware candidates for re-purposing–
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•Increase productivity– Personalized work environment for each user– Access to software, data and resources where
ever user works– Self healing applications– Fewer calls and waiting on help desk– Increase user to administrator ratios– React more quickly to change
•Integrated management– Change and configuration management– Software and patch distribution– Asset Management– Remote management
How Do I Adopt a VDI Framework?
AssetManagementTrackingUsage
Configuration ManagementStandardizationOptimization
Application VirtualizationSelf-containedApplications
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ZENworks® Configuration ManagementBenefits in a VDI world
• User-centric management– The device and connection method becomes transparent– User experiences the same look and feel and has access to the same
tools• Standardised administration
– Ease the migration from physical to virtual– Use one management framework for endpoints
• Flexibility and support for heterogeneity– ZENworks can manage in all types of VDI environment
• Strong remote management capabilities– We can no longer rely of visiting the desktop.– Remote control based on the user's identity
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•Simplified application delivery– Isolated from Operating System– Simple de-provisioning process– Supports streaming– Tight integration with ZENworks® Configuration
Management
•Increase security posture of devices– No need for admin rights– Desktops can be tightly locked down
• Control application sprawl– Limit applications to managed devices– Expire application
How Do I Keep VDI Users Productive?
AssetManagementTrackingUsage
Configuration ManagementStandardizationOptimization
Application VirtualizationSelf-containedApplications
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ZENworks® Application VirtualizationBenefits in a VDI world
• Eliminates application dependencies from underlying OS– applications can become part of the user's “profile”– helps compartmentalize the user environment in OS, Data and Applications
• Standardize applications for all user computing environments– applications become portable– same application package can be delivered in VDI, traditional desktop, client-
side virtualization, or on removable media
• Accelerates and simplifies provisioning of the user environment
– no need for reboots or lengthy installs– application OS dependencies can be packaged together (no need to worry if
.NET is installed)
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Endpoint Disciplines Still Apply to VDI
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Physical O/S
Host/Hypervisor
Guest O/S
DESKTOP & SECURITY
DATACENTER
Software andHardwareDiscovery
ApplicationUsage
SoftwareCompliance
Role and ProfileManagement
ConfigurationManagement
PatchReporting
and Distribution
ApplicationPackaging andVirtualization
OngoingCapacityPlanning
WorkloadMigrationp-v,v-v,v-p Monitoring
StorageManagement
Workload (vm)Management Grid
Orchestration
Session Brokering and
AccessManagement
WorkloadProtection
and Forensics
Complianceand Endpoint
Security
PLATFORM
IDENTITY & POLICYSINGLE PANE OF GLASS
SERVICES & SUPPORT
Novell® and VDI Offering Approach
Open virtualization
Leading brands
Automated Lifecycle
One vendor
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Novell® and VDI Lifecycle Overview
Manager hires and registers new developer/user
Identity VaultNovell® Identity
Manager
Provisions access and associates roles
Authenticates user and authorizes access based on role
Business Service Management
Single pane Helpdesk view to manage environment
Dynamically assembles and starts client virtual machine based on role and policy
PlateSpin Workload Management
XenHosts the user virtual desktop
Novell® ZENworks®
Dynamically manages user environment and application
Terminates user session
PlateSpin Workload Management
Developer/User logs into secure URL
Novell® Access Manager™
Novell Access Manager
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Novell® REDI Integrated Architecture
Storage InfrastructureShared
ApplicationDrive
Running VMs
Master VMImages
User Data Drives
Plat
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te
Xen\KVM\ESX Server Farm
ManagedVirtual
DesktopsNovell
ZENworks®
NovellIdentity
Manager
Novell Access Manager™
ThinClient
Re-purposed SLED Client Mac Client
Home Office
Novell File Management Suite
Existing Desktop Infrastructure Existing IdentitySystem
User Data Storage InfrastructureMapped Drives
FileServers
User ProfileServers
Users
Novell ZAV
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Why Consider Novell®?
● Novell® Identity Manager➔ Leader by all Analysts
➔ Industry pioneer (10+ yrs)
● Novell® Access Manager™ (Web/session)
➔ Leader by all Analysts
● Novell® Sentinel™ (optional)➔ GRC auditing system
● Novell Endpoint Security➔ part of the Novell®
ZENworks® family
● Novell Access Governance Suite
Security / GRC Systems Management Virtualization
● Novell ZENworks®
➔ 44 million seats
➔ 32,000 customers
➔ Heterogeneous mgmt.
➔ 14-year suite (v10)
➔ Industry pioneer/leader
➔ Identity device and location based management
➔ Asset, endpoint, config, patch and application virtualization
➔ Single-agent architecture
● Business Service Management (optional)
➔ BSM Industry leader
● SUSE® Linux Enterprise➔ 3,000+ ISVs
➔ Five years with Xen
➔ Microsoft Interoperability
➔ Integrated support
● PlateSpin® Workload Management
➔ 7,000 customers
➔ Industry leadership
● Hypervisor Neutrality
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Demo
• ZENworks® managing:
– Remote VDI
– Client-side VDI
– Application Streaming
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