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EMC Information Infrastructure for VMware Environments – Overview. Integrate, Extend, Accelerate. Management and Automation. 3. Business Contunuity. Desktop Management. Software Lifecycle. Infrastructure Optimization. Virtual Infrastructure. 2. Mobility. Security. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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EMC Information Infrastructure for VMware Environments – Overview

Integrate, Extend, Accelerate

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VMware Infrastructure 3.5u1 – Latest Update

Management and

Automation InfrastructureOptimization

BusinessContunuity

DesktopManagement

SoftwareLifecycle

3

VirtualInfrastructure Resource

ManagementAvailability SecurityMobility

2

VirtualizationPlatforms Virtualization Platforms

1VMFS

Virtual SMP

ESX Server 3i 3.5ESX Server 3.5

VirtualCenter +

VMotionHA + VCB

DRS

Storage VMotionDPM

Converter

VDI

ACE

Lab Manager

Workstation

Site Recovery Manager

Update MgrStage Mgr

Lifecycle Mgr

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Time

The Joint VMware/EMC Effect

The Path to Success

Process and Tech Standard Phase

Extended Mobility “VM 1st” Policy

Heavy-Use Phase Disaster Recovery Tier 1 apps Backup Built for VM Performance/QoS VM Mobility VDI

Light-Use Phase Utility Servers High AvailabilityPilot Phase

POC Servers Test/Dev

TIME

NU

MB

ER

OF

VM

s

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1. Simple, easy-to-use solutions that integrate with and extend all VMware advanced functions (e.g., DRS, Storage VMotion, SRM)

2. Flexibility for iSCSI, FC, and NFS – every protocol VMware needs = no risk, no sacrifices, no protocol wars

3. Proven scaling, proven replication, proven availability, proven tier 1 app solutions

4. Unique capabilities in VMware environments: – Backup built for VMware– VDI solutions – from 1 image to 10,000 in minutes– Change control and end-to-end virtual-to-physical

management– Virtual appliances– Joint VMware/Exchange/SQL/Oracle/SAP solutions

5. Net – more customers choose EMC for VMware

2007 Server Virtualization Survey Results - IDC

5 Reasons – Why EMC for VMware

Chart Source: IDC’s Server Virtualization 2007 Multiclient Study, Dec 2007. Chart shows percentage of survey responses to a question about primary brand of network storage attached to virtual servers. N=311

“For virtual servers, networked storage solutions are more heavily weighted toward EMC storage. In previous years, storage attached to virtual servers was highly captive relative to the server hardware purchase.”

— Source: IDC’s Server Virtualization 2007 Multiclient Study, Dec 2007 * EMC and VMware were sponsors of this study

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Map of VMware/EMC Integration Points

VMware Essentials• E-Lab/VMWare HCL• Simple and easy to use• Built for hyper-scale and hyper-availability• Advanced zero-space snapshots and clones• Thin Provisioning• All protocols VMware needs

Light VM ESX Cluster

Heavy VM ESX Cluster

VDI ESX

Cluster

Lab Manager

ESX Cluster

1G/10GiSCSI NAS

Native4 Gbps

FC

Purpose Built for Hyper-Scale

IPStorage

Tier2/3

Block

Tier 1 BlockB2D

• Backup built for VMware

• Application consistency

• Site recovery manager integration• Best replication technology

– Deltas only– All WAN topologies– Async/sync/continous– WAN compression

IPStorage

Tier2/3

Block

Tier 1 BlockB2D

Storage/NetworkFabric

Storage/NetworkFabric

• Integrated VDI solution• Go from one VM image

to 1,000 in minutes, using little to no storage

• Integrated replication with Lab Manager

• Archive old builds, stale VMs

• Integrated VMware/infrastructure management• Complete storage virtualization and mobility

• Storage VMotion integration• DRS and array QoS integration

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Map of VMware/EMC Integration Points

• Site recovery manager integration• Best replication technology

– Deltas only– All WAN topologies– Async/sync/continous– WAN compression

VMware Essentials• E-Lab/VMWare HCL• Simple and easy to use• Advanced zero-space snapshots and clones• Thin Provisioning• All protocols VMware needs

Light VM ESX Cluster

Heavy VM ESX Cluster

VDI ESX

Cluster

Lab Manager

ESX Cluster

iSCSI NAS

Native4 GbpsFCStart small

with no sacrifice…

starts at $30K

• Backup built for VMware

• Application consistency

Storage/NetworkFabric

Storage/NetworkFabric

• Integrated VDI solution• Go from one VM image

to 1,000 in minutes, using little to no storage

• Integrated replication with Lab Manager

• Archive old builds, stale VMs

• Storage VMotion integration• DRS and array QoS integration

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Storing VMware Information More Efficiently

VMware requires shared – consolidated storage

– VMotion, HA, DRS, etc.

Consolidated workloads– Aggregate workloads, QoS– Consolidated risk

More efficient management– Virtual LUNs– Virtual (Thin) Provisioning– Virtual Storage

Efficient storage architecture– Active archiving– Single instance storage– De-duplication

Tier resources to optimize capital investments

– Connectivity – FC, iSCSI, NFS, CIFS, FCoE

– Storage device– SSD, FC, SAS, SATA– Storage protection – RAID 1, 10, 5, 50,

and 6

Archive

Tier 3

Tier 2

Tier 1

FC, iSCSI,FCoE, NFS,

CIFS

DR

OS

APP

OS

APP

OS

APP OS

APP

OS

APP

OS

APPOS

APP

OS

APP

OS

APP OS

APP

OS

APP

OS

APP OS

APP

OS

APP

OS

APP OS

APP

OS

APP

OS

APP OS

APP

OS

APP

OS

APP

Tier 0

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Top I/O Performance…

Can a single ESX Server drive a CLARiiON CX3-80 with 165 disks?

The test:– One server– 16 cores (Intel Tigerton)– 16 VMs (Windows 2003

Server)– IO-intensive workload

8k block size 100% random Mixed read/write

EMCCLARiiON CX3-80

VMware ESX Server

StorageFabric

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15K IOPs – Good for I/O-Intensive VMs

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30K IOPs – Exceeds the Load of Many Databases

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60K IOPs – Around 120,000 Microsoft Exchange Mailboxes

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100K IOPs!

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VMware and EMC: Meeting Extreme Storage Needs

When do you need 100K IOPS on a single ESX Server?

– 200K Microsoft Exchange mailboxes

– 85 average four--way DBs

What does it take?– Nearly 500 disks– Three CX3-80s– 77 TB of disk space!

Joint VMware/EMC testing details here:http://blogs.vmware.com/performance/2008/05/100000-io-opera.html

EMCCLARiiON CX3-80

VMware ESX Server

StorageFabric

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Information Protection – Disaster Recovery

Virtual Infrastructure Requires Flexibility in Data Replication Solutions

VMware Site Recovery Manager (SRM) – Simplifies planning and execution of BC/DR processes– Integrates with and inherits characteristics of storage

replication solutions

DR infrastructure needs to support both virtual and traditional deployment

– Enable transition from physical to virtual

EMC Delivers

Best-in-breed data replication solutions– Array-based

All WAN topologies (IP, Layer 2, DWDM)

– Fabric-based Compression and heterogeneous configurations

– Host-based Critical in many physical to virtual scenarios

– Application integrated Upgrade to app-consistent replication for all Tier 1 apps

(Exchange, SQL Server, Oracle, SAP)

PRODUCTION

RECOVERY

APP

OSAPP

OSAPP

OS

APP

OSAPP

OSAPP

OS

APP

OSAPP

OSAPP

OS

APP

OSAPP

OSAPP

OS

APP

OSAPP

OSAPP

OS

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Information Protection – Backup Built for VMware

Impact to existing process– Virtualization reduces or spare CPU/IO resources– Virtualization consolidates backup workloads

Virtualized systems have a significant amount of redundant data

– 90% of data in VM’s is duplicate (C:\)

Need more efficient method of backing-up in a virtualized environment

Integrated data-de-duplication and backup-to-disk solution

Tremendous backup process improvements

– 90% reduction in VMDK backup storage requirements

– 10x improvement in backup times– De-dupe at source enables higher consolidation

Available as a Virtual Appliance

EMC delivers

Virtualization enables new backup choicesTraditional

Full and incremental backup: move 150–200% of data/week

Hardware

DiskNICMemoryCPU

VMware ESX Server

Built for VMwareEfficient VMware backup: move 2–7% of data/week

Hardware

VMware ESX Server

DiskNICMemoryCPU

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Managing the VMware Enabled Data Center

Need to Manage Physical and Virtual Environments End-to-End

Traditional view of resources change – Virtual servers, networks– One application per server becomes many to one

Flexibility of virtualization enables relationships to change frequently

– VMotion, DRS, Storage VMotion

EMC Delivers

Management Tools Built for VMware– Simple views of virtual-physical relationships for

IO (network and storage)– Dependency-driven configuration and problem

management– Simplified planning and management of virtual

infrastructure– 100% integrated with VMware APIs

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VMware and Tier 1 Applications

Accelerate Deployments While Reducing Risk

Need confidence that components from multiple vendors work together

Understand the nuances of deploying mission-critical applications with VMware

EMC Delivers

Joint HCL/eLab interoperability testing– Ensure the virtual and physical work together– Weekly calls with the VMware HCL team

Joint VMware EMC Reference Architectures for Tier 1 Applications

– Oracle 11g/10g– SQL Server 2005– Exchange 2007– SAP– All at enterprise scale

More than 450 ESX 3.5 Servers at Joint VMware/EMC Solution Center

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Virtual Desktop Environments

Simplifying, Accelerating, and Securing the Desktop

VDI and VDM– Centralized management and provisioning of

desktop environments– Does 1000 10GB VMs mean 10 TB? And how to

copy them fast?

EMC Delivers

From 1-1,000s of VMs in minutes– Instantly snap images in seconds, using no

additional capacity– Makes patching obsolete – build a new image and

replicate

User data redirection– Store user data in highly available storage outside

their desktop– Transparent to the user – looks like “My

Documents”– Simpler backup, simpler image management

Golden Desktop Image

Virtually Provisioned

Disk

VM.vmdkVM.vmx

Snap LUNs(Virtually Provisioned

…1,000

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Virtual Infrastructure Migration Methodology

SteadyStateHandoverAnalysisDiscover Release 0..NDetailed

DesignPilot & Test CI

Service Operations

Service Transition

Service Design

Service Strategy

Policy-Driven Service Architecture

Organizational Collaboration

Virtualized Infrastructure Architecture

People Development

Software Toolset

Automated Process Architecture

Migration

Candidate Selection

Candidate Scheduling

Service Commissioning

P2V Migration

Operational Handover

Decommissioning

Identification of Potential

Estate

StrategicGoals

Identified

Architecture Requirements

Analysis

Maturity ModelAssessment

Service Assessment

Skills Assessment

InfrastructureDesign

Operational Policy

Development

OfferingDevelopment

DevelopmentPlan

InfrastructureProduction

Build-out

Service Introduction

Service BAU

Infrastructure Management

SkillsContinuous

Development

InfrastructurePilot

ServicePilot

SkillsDevelopment

EnvironmentalAssessment

Toolset Evaluation

Toolset Design

Toolset Release

Toolset Deployment

Process Discovery

Process Creation

Operational Process

Process Testing

Process Assessment

EMC has more than 300 VCPs on staff – 50+ being added quarterly

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