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Polling Questions
1. How many of you are aware of Server virtualization?
- I am new to Server Virtualization
- I have basic knowledge on server virtualization
- I have hands-on experience
2. What are the server virtualization technologies you
have worked on?
- Microsoft Hyper-V and Virtual Server
- VMware
- Xensource
3. How many of you are aware of High Availability (HA)
concepts?
- I am new to HA
- I have basic knowledge on HA concepts
- I have hands-on experience
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Lack of agility
Speed of provisioning
Self-service provisioning
Lack of VM organization
Optimizing use of host resources
Managing decentralized VMs
Managing heterogeneous virtual infrastructures
Managing secure virtual infrastructure
Enabling High availability and Business continuity
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Centralized virtual machine deployment and management
for Hyper-V, Virtual Server, and VMware ESX servers
Intelligent placement of Virtual Machines
Fast and reliable P2V and V2V conversion
Comprehensive application and service-level
monitoring with Operations Manager
Integrated Performance and Resource Optimization (PRO) of VMs
Rapid provisioning of new and virtual machines with templates
Centralized library of infrastructure components
Leverage and extend existing storage infrastructure and clusters
Allow for delegated management and access of VMs
Familiar interface, common foundation
Monitor physical and virtual machines from one console
Fully scriptable using PowerShell
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Windows® PowerShell
VMM Library
Server
VM
VM
VM
VM
VM
ISO
Template
VHD
Script
VMware VI3
VM
VM
VM
VM
VM
VM
VM
VM
VM
VM
VM
VM
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Capacity planning technology ensures best resources utilization
Star-rated results for easy decision making
Customizable algorithm to achieve your goals
Applicable to both Microsoft and VMware hosts
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Host Performance
and Configuration
Physical Disk
and Memory
Requirements
Result of
Disk Capacity and
Memory Check
Disk Capacity and
Memory Check
Existing Load
VM
Rating
Function
Configuration
CPU, Network,
and Disk Load
Configuration
Capacity Planning
Technology
Normalized
Host + VM Load
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100
90
80
70
Leftover
Host Reserves
New VM
Normalized Host
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50
40
30
20
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CPU
Host Rating =
Memory
Network IO
Disk IO
(Free CPU * CPU Weight) + (Free Memory * Memory Weight) +
(Free Disk * Disk Weight) + (Free Network * Network Weight)
Host Rating equal 0 if any of the thresholds have been violated.
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Workload and application aware
resource optimization
Extensible through the Operations
Manager 2007 MP framework
Create policies that VMM acts upon
tips automatically or manually
Minimize downtime and accelerating
time to resolution
Enables partners to deliver value
add to our mutual customers
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Powerful cross-platform virtualization management
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Support for VMware VI3
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Single management console across Virtual Server, Hyper-V
and VI3
Manage and integrate multiple VMware environments
Streamline and automate all task using VMM
You decide where workloads should run across your
environment
Co-exists with Virtual Center
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Updates made in Virtual Center reflected in VMM in real
time and vice versa
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P2V is a core feature of Virtual Machine Manager, no additional
costs per conversion
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Wizard based experience, easy to use
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Reconfigure storage, memory, CPU, etc
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Efficient disk copy
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Reserves network settings and MAC addresses
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Automatable through PowerShell
Supported Platforms
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Live (using VSS - Win XP, Win 2003, Win Vista and Win 2008)
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Offline - Windows 2000 server
P2V online requires no reboot | P2V offline uses WinPE
V2V converts(offline) either a VMware disk or the whole VM to
the Microsoft VHD\VM representation
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Support VMware host clusters
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VM Resource
VM Config Resource
Disk Resource
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Downtime is bad, but affects
only one workload
Value of the physical server
goes up
Downtime is far worse because
multiple workloads are affected
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Quickly move virtualized workloads to service underlying hardware
More common than unplanned
Automatic failover to other nodes (hardware or power failure)
Not as common and more difficult
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Save entire virtual
machine state
VHDs
Move storage
connectivity from origin to
destination host
Restore virtual machine
and run
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Ethernet
(3 + 1 Servers)
Active server requires
servicing
Move virtualized
workloads to a standby
server
VHDs
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Ethernet
(3 + 1 Servers)
Active server loses
power
Virtual machines
automatically restart on
the next cluster node
If there is not enough
memory, the failover
automatically moves to
the next node until done
VHDs
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VM Memory
1 GbE iSCSI
2 Gb FC
4 Gb FC
512 MB
~8 seconds
~ 4 seconds
~2 seconds
1 GB
~16 seconds
~8 second
2 GB
~32 seconds
~16 seconds
4 GB
~64 seconds
~32 seconds
8 GB
~2 minutes
~64 seconds
~ 4 seconds
~8 seconds
~16 seconds
~32 seconds
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\\?\<GUID>\
Deploy KB951308 cluster update to support:
Support for MountPoints or Volumes with no Drive Letter
GUID Volume Path Copy
Allow more than one virtual machine in a "Services or Applications" group
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Single Server
No SAN
Used to
Segregate resources on a server
Test and Develop Solutions
As a temporary solution in a migration
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Windows®
PowerShell
Administrator
Console
Library
Server
Web-based
Delegated
Provisioning
UI
Guest VMs
Guest VMs
Virtual
Machine Hosts
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Administrator
Console
Web-based
Delegated
Provisioning
UI
External
Network
(DMZ)
London
Singapore
Remote
Library
Server
Virtual
Machine
Hosts
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Physical servers
converted to
Prioritized report of
Performance
virtual machines
consolidation
dataPhysical
collected to
candidates
Virtual Machine
identify
machines
retired
Intelligent
placement
Performance
data
Manager
agents
orconsolidation
repurposed
of each
VM
on
collected
from
VM
deployed
tohost
virtual
candidates
optimal
hosts
for
intelligent
machine hosts
placement
Physical
Infrastructure
Virtual Machine
Hosts
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New VM created
from configured
Pre-configured
template
template selected
for new VM
Centralized Library
of VM Templates
VM configuration
Intelligent placement
customized from
Performance
data template
of new VM on
collected
optimalfrom
hostVM
hosts for intelligent
placement
Virtual Machine
Hosts
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http://www.microsoft.com/virtualization
http://www.microsoft.com/scvmm
http://www.microsoft.com/windowsserver2008
http://www.microsoft.com/IPD
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