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Microsoft Virtual Academy M5: Introduction & Overview of System Center 2012 Symon Perriman Matt McSpirit Technical Evangelist Technical Product Manager

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M5: Introduction & Overview of System Center 2012. Symon PerrimanMatt McSpirit Technical EvangelistTechnical Product Manager . Introduction to Hyper-V Jump Start. Module Agenda. Microsoft Private Cloud System Center 2012 SP1. Microsoft Private Cloud. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Page 1: M5: Introduction  & Overview of  System  Center 2012

MicrosoftVirtual Academy

M5: Introduction & Overview of System Center 2012

Symon Perriman Matt McSpiritTechnical Evangelist Technical Product Manager

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MicrosoftVirtual Academy

Introduction to Hyper-V Jump StartPart 1 | Windows Server 2012

Hyper-V &. VMware vSphere 5.1Part 2 | System Center 2012 SP1 &

VMware’s Private Cloud (01) Introduction & Scalability (05) Introduction & Overview of

System Center 2012(02) Storage & Resource Management (06) Application Management(03) Security, Multi-tenancy & Flexibility (07) Cross-Platform Management

(04) High-Availability & Resiliency (08) Foundation, Hybrid Clouds & Costs

** MEAL BREAK **

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MicrosoftVirtual Academy

• Microsoft Private Cloud• System Center 2012 SP1

Module Agenda

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Microsoft Private Cloud

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Virtualization and the Private Cloud The Private Cloud is more than just virtualization Virtualization is a critical component

Server Consolidation Easy Deployment Elasticity & Scalability Multiple Tenets High-Availability & Mobility

A Private Cloud requires more Automated Management Pools of Compute Resources Self-Service Provisioning Usage-Based Chargeback

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Cloud attributes

Usage-based

Enables usage-based resource metering

Self-service

Enables automated provisioning through a self-service portal

Elasticity

Enables resources to expand or contract based on demand

Pooled resourcesEnables scalability and dynamic provisioning

Pooled resourcesEnables scalability and dynamic provisioning

Self-service

Enables automated provisioning through a self-service portal

Elasticity

Enables resources to expand or contract based on demand

Usage-based

Enables usage-based resource metering

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Cloud attributes

Usage-based

Enables usage-based resource metering

Self-service

Enables automated provisioning through a self-service portal

Elasticity

Enables resources to expand or contract based on demand

Pooled resourcesEnables scalability and dynamic provisioning

Pooled resourcesEnables scalability and dynamic provisioning

Self-service

Enables automated provisioning through a self-service portal

Elasticity

Enables resources to expand or contract based on demand

Usage-based

Enables usage-based resource metering

Self-serviceUsage-based

Pooled resources Elasticity

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Cloud attributes

ElasticityPooled resources

Usage-basedSelf-service

Plus, with private cloud…

Control

Customizable

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It’s cloud dedicated to you. Customizable

Control

Plus with private cloud…

Plus with private cloud…

Cloud attributes

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System Center 2012 SP1

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Product View

Hypervisor

VM Management

Automation

Service Mgmt.

Self-Service

Monitoring

vSphere Hypervisor

vCenter ServervFabric Application Director

vCenter Orchestrator

vCloud Automation Center

vCloud Director

vCenter Ops Mgmt. Suite

Hyper-V

Virtual Machine Manager

Protection vSphere Data Protection

VMware

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Virtual Machine Manager Configure & Deploy Fabric

Compute: Deploy & Manage Hosts Storage: Discovery, Classification & Allocation Network: Abstraction, IP Assignment, MAC Management Cluster: Consolidate Fabric Elements

Cloud Creation VM/Service Deployment & Management Delegation of Access

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Product View

Hypervisor

VM Management

Automation

Service Mgmt.

Self-Service

Monitoring

vSphere Hypervisor

vCenter ServervFabric Application Director

vCenter Orchestrator

vCloud Automation Center

vCloud Director

vCenter Ops Mgmt. Suite

Hyper-V

Virtual Machine Manager

Operations Manager

Protection vSphere Data Protection

VMware

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Operations Manager Infrastructure

Core Monitoring | Enhanced Network Monitoring | Linux/Unix Authoring |Storage Monitoring | Virtual Fabric Monitoring

Application Insight .NET Application Performance Monitoring | JEE Monitoring |

WCF Monitoring | Global Service Monitor Communication

Extensible 360 Dashboards | Powerful DevOps Scenarios

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Product View

Hypervisor

VM Management

Automation

Service Mgmt.

Self-Service

Monitoring

vSphere Hypervisor

vCenter ServervFabric Application Director

vCenter Orchestrator

vCloud Automation Center

vCloud Director

vCenter Ops Mgmt. Suite

Hyper-V

Virtual Machine Manager

Orchestrator

Operations Manager

Protection vSphere Data Protection

VMware

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Orchestrator Automate processes in your data center, regardless of hardware or platform

Automate your IT operations and standardize best practices to improve operational efficiency

Connect different systems from different vendors without having to know how to use scripting and programming languages

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Product View

Hypervisor

VM Management

Automation

Service Mgmt.

Self-Service

Monitoring

vSphere Hypervisor

vCenter ServervFabric Application Director

vCenter Orchestrator

vCloud Automation Center

vCloud Director

vCenter Ops Mgmt. Suite

Hyper-V

Virtual Machine Manager

Orchestrator

Operations Manager

Protection vSphere Data Protection

Data Protection Manager

VMware

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Data Protection Manager Optimized for Microsoft Workloads:

Continuous backup and protection for key Microsoft workloads Hyper-V | SQL | SharePoint | Exchange | Dynamics | Windows Server

Enterprise-Ready: Backup to Disk | Tape | Cloud Integrated with other foundation technologies within Windows Server

2012 Centralized:

Monitoring | Troubleshooting | Alerting | Administration | Role-Based

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Product View

Hypervisor

VM Management

Automation

Service Mgmt.

Self-Service

Monitoring

vSphere Hypervisor

vCenter ServervFabric Application Director

vCenter Orchestrator

vCloud Automation Center

vCloud Director

vCenter Ops Mgmt. Suite

Hyper-V

Virtual Machine Manager

Orchestrator

Service Manager

Operations Manager

Protection vSphere Data Protection

Data Protection Manager

VMware

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Service Manager Standardization

Service Catalog & Offerings | Request Offerings | Templates | Processes Self-Service

Consume IT Services | Controlled Empowerment | Role-Based | Intuitive Automation

Process Automation | System Automation Chargeback

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Product View

Hypervisor

VM Management

Automation

Service Mgmt.

Self-Service

Monitoring

vSphere Hypervisor

vCenter ServervFabric Application Director

vCenter Orchestrator

vCloud Automation Center

vCloud Director

vCenter Ops Mgmt. Suite

Hyper-V

Virtual Machine Manager

Orchestrator

Service Manager

App Controller

Operations Manager

Protection vSphere Data Protection

Data Protection Manager

VMware

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App Controller Self-Service for Application Administrators Management of Apps, not Resources Connect to Clouds:

VMM Managed Clouds Service Provider Clouds Windows Azure Subscriptions

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Licensing View

Hypervisor

VM Management

Automation

Service Mgmt.

Self-Service

Monitoring

vSphere Hypervisor

vCenter ServervFabric Application Director

vCenter Orchestrator

vCloud Automation Center

vCloud Director

vCenter Ops Mgmt. Suite

Hyper-V

Virtual Machine Manager

Orchestrator

Service Manager

App Controller

Operations Manager

Protection vSphere Data Protection

Data Protection ManagerSystem Center 2012

SP1Datacenter Edition

($3,607* - 2 CPUs incl. SA)

vCloud SuiteEnterprise Edition

($22,990* - 2CPU + S&S)

Hyper-V (Free)

* VMware Pricing: http://www.vmware.com/products/datacenter-virtualization/vcloud-suite/pricing.html - correct as of 12/31/2012* Microsoft Pricing: http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/server-cloud/system-center/datacenter-management-buy.aspx - correct as of 12/31/2012

VMware

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Comparison Focus

Application Management

Cross-Platform Management

Solid Foundation for Cloud

Hybrid Infrastructure

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©2013 Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved. Microsoft, Windows, Office, Azure, System Center, Dynamics and other product names are or may be registered trademarks and/or trademarks in the U.S. and/or other countries. The information herein is for informational purposes only and represents the current view of Microsoft Corporation as of the date of this presentation. Because Microsoft must respond to changing market conditions, it should not be interpreted to be a commitment on the part of Microsoft, and Microsoft cannot guarantee the accuracy of any information provided after the date of this presentation. MICROSOFT MAKES NO WARRANTIES, EXPRESS, IMPLIED OR STATUTORY, AS TO THE INFORMATION IN THIS PRESENTATION.

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