Narenda Wicaksono Technical Advisor, Microsoft Faisal Susanto MVP, Microsoft Raymond Engelbert MVP, Microsoft

Microsoft and Virtualization

An Overview of Microsoft's Virtualization Strategy

Without Virtualization

With Virtualization

With Microsofts Virtualization Solution

Virtual Applications
Any application on any computer on-demand

Applications installed to Specific hardware and OS

Infrastructure

Virtual Presentation
Interface bound to process Operating System assigned to specific hardware Storage assigned to specific locations Network assigned to specific locations
Presentation layer separate from process

Management Licensing Interoperability

Virtual Machine
OS can be assigned to any desktop or server

Virtual Storage
Storage and backup over the network

Virtual Network
Localizing dispersed resources

Support

Reduce Total Cost of Ownership

Increase Availability

Enable Agility

Basic

Standardized

Rationalized

Dynamic

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A comprehensive set of virtualization products, from the data center to the desktop Assetsboth virtual and physicalare managed from a single platform
Server Virtualization

Presentation Virtualization

Management

Desktop Virtualization

Application Virtualization

Focus Server Virtualization

Hyper-V - A Hypervisor based virtualization platform

* Dates for pre-released software are subject to change

2008
Q1: Windows Server 2008 RTM Terminal Services Hyper-V RTM within 180 days of WS08 RTM * Q3: SoftGrid 4.5 * SCVMM v2 beta in Q1; RTM in Q3

2007

2006

2005

Virtual PC 2007 RTM Virtual Server 2005 R2 service pack SoftGrid for Desktops available via MDOP Windows Vista Enterprise Centralized Desktop System Center Virtual Machine Manager (SCVMM) RTM Viridian CTP w/ RC0 of WS08 Hyper-V Beta w/ RC1 of WS08 Virtual Server 2005 R2; support for non-Windows guests MOM management pack for Virtual Server 2005 R2 VHD format available via OSP Partnerships with XenSource, Novell VHD Test Drive Program Softricity acquisition

MOM Management Pack for Virtual Server 2005 Virtual Server 2005 R2 RTM Windows Server System Common Engineering Criteria New server licensing for virtualization

VM 2

VM 3

VM 1 Parent

VM 2 Child

VM 2 Child

Virtualization Platform and Management

Virtual Server 2005 R2

Windows Server 2003 Hardware

Virtual Hard Disks (VHD)

Production Server Consolidation

Business Continuity Management

Test and Development

Dynamic Data Center

We continue to address key scenarios that help customers build a dynamic and agile data center

Greater scalability and improved performance

x64 bit host and guest support SMP Support Up to 64 GB RAM per guest Pass through disk access for VM Scalability & Availability Broad OS Support Live backup and VM snapshots Support for clustering and rapid recovery

VM 1 Parent

VM 2 Child

VM 2 Child

VHD

Increased reliability and security

Minimal trusted code base Windows running a foundation role

Windows Hypervisor AMD-V / Intel VT

Better flexibility and manageability

Centralize view of virtual environment Familiar Interface Intellegent placement P2V and V2P support Scriptable using PowerShell Broad management tool support including SCVMM

Demo Hyper-V

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Focus Management
System Center Virtual Machine Manager

Virtualization Reality
Virtualization without good management is more dangerous than not using virtualization in the first place.
Thomas Bittman, Analyst, Gartner

Inadequate Virtualization Management Dangers:

Virtual Server Sprawl Non-Scalable Administration. Patching and Provisioning Nightmare

Customer Pain Points

Virtual Machine Manager Solution

Maximize Resources
Centralized virtual machine deployment and management

Operational Cost (management, power,

space, risk of new systems)

Intelligent placement of Virtual Machines Comprehensive service-level enterprise monitoring with Operations Manager integration

Achieve Agility

Speed of Provisioning (time to deploy, machine

sprawl [physical and virtual])

Rapid provisioning of new and virtual machines with templates and profiles Fast and reliable physical-to-virtual-machine conversion (P2V) and virtual-to-virtual (V2V) conversion Allow for delegated management of VMs

Leverage Skills
Familiar interface, common foundation Monitor physical and virtual machines from one console Fully scriptable using PowerShell Leverage knowledge in Active Directory domain services to management of virtual machines
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Management Capability (Separate solutions for virtual

infrastructure, not integrated, specialized staff)

Windows PowerShell

Administrator Console

External Network (DMZ)

Web-based Delegated Provisioning UI

London

Singapore

Remote Library Server

Virtual Machine Hosts
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Physical servers Performance converted to data collected to Physical virtual identify machines retiredmachines consolidation or repurposed candidates

Prioritized report of consolidation Intelligent Performance Virtual Machine placement data candidates collected Manager of each from VM agents on VM hosts deployed optimal for intelligent to host virtual machine placement hosts

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 customized from template Intelligent placement Performance data of new VM on collected from VM optimal host hosts for intelligent placement

Virtual Machine Hosts

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WebBased UI
VM created from adminstratorassigned template

Updated Delegated webuser UI for begins delegated creating new virtual provisioning machine

Centralized Library of VM Templates

VM automatically placed on optimally designated host

Virtual Machine Hosts

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Demo SCVMM

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