VMware Cloud Infrastructure and

Management

Agenda

VMware and Your Cloud

vSphere 5.0 Overview – Infrastructure Services – Compute, Storage, Network

– Applications Services – Availability, Security, Scalability

vStorage – What’s New

Questions

Company Overview • $2.9 billion in 2010 revenues

• Over $3 billion in cash

• 28%+ operating margins

• ~9,000 employees worldwide

• 5th largest infrastructure software

company in the world

Proven in the Trenches • 250,000+ VMware customers

• 100% of Fortune 100

• 100% of Fortune Global 100

• 99% of Fortune 1000

• 97% of Fortune Global 500

VMware is the Customer-Proven Market Leader

Extensive Global Partner Ecosystem

2,600+ vCloud Service Provider Partners

21,000+ channel partners

Top distributors, resellers,

system vendors and integrators

1,300+ Technology and

Consulting Partners

~ 25,000 Channel Partners

Top Distributors, Resellers,

System Vendors and Integrators

59,000 VMware Certified Professionals

Q9: Which of the following are top drivers of cloud computing initiatives

at your organization? (Please check all that apply)

75%

56%

53%

50%

46%

40%

32%

17%

Business agility (faster time to market, increased usersatisfaction)

Reducing IT infrastructure investment

Reducing IT management and maintenance resources

Increasing capacity/availability (data center, storageetc.)

Increasing productivity of IT

Disaster recovery/business continuity

Improving IT control

Industry regulatory changes

Drivers of Cloud Computing Initiatives at Organization

Base: 636 Total respondents; 234 US respondents; 202EMEA respondents; 200 APAC respondents

Source: CIO Global Cloud Computing Adoption Survey January 2011

Business Agility is the Top Driver for Cloud Computing

Private Cloud Computing: The New Virtualization

Thomas Bittman

Gartner Data Center Conference, 2010

Predicts 2011: Cloud Computing Is Still

at the Peak of Inflated Expectations

David Mitchell Smith

November 23, 2010

VMware 2010 and 2011 – recognized as the Virtualization and Cloud Leader

VMware 2010 and 2011 – recognized as the Virtualization and Cloud Leader

Who Will Be Your Desktop Vendor?

Is Amazon, Not VMware, the Future of Your Data Center?

Lydia Leong

Gartner Data Center, 2010

Existing DC

Pooling

Elasticity

Automation

Self Service

PublicPrivate

Infra

Apps

Users

Leverage Existing

Investments, Skills

Agility Costs Compliant Secure ControlledCITI

60% CapEx

30% OpEx

80% Energy

Hybrid

Optimized

Portable

Scalable

Requester

Ex is ting N ew

Maitenanc e Time to Market

Moderniz ation

Capabilities A pproac h to Data

SaaS

New

Existing

Build-Run-Scale

Online Travel

Revenue

$100M / YR

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Device Proliferation and Refresh

Data Security

PersonaAppsOS

Apps

Data

HealthCare

“follow me”

End User

MANAGED

Secure and Compliant

Pe

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le /

Pro

ce

ss Partners

+

vmware

Your Cloud Accelerate IT

Accelerate Your Business

Your Cloud

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Introducing…

The Best Platform for

Cloud Infrastructures

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vSphere vSphere vSphere

vCloud Director

vShield Security

vCenter Management

vCloud Director 1.5

vShield 5.0

vCenter Operations 1.0

vCenter SRM 5.0

vSphere 5.0

In 2011 VMware is Introducing a Major Upgrade of the Entire Cloud Infrastructure Stack

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vSphere vSphere vSphere

vCloud Director

vShield Security

vCenter Management

vCloud Director 1.5

vShield 5.0

vCenter Operations 1.0

vCenter SRM 5.0

vSphere 5.0

Cloud Infrastructure Launch (vSphere, vCenter, vShield, vCloud Director)

In 2011 VMware is Introducing a Major Upgrade of the Entire Cloud Infrastructure Stack

New

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VM Scalability

32 virtual CPUs per virtual machine (up from 8 virtual CPUs)

1 TB RAM per virtual machine (up from 255 GB)

64 TB RDMs (raw device maps / LUNs) (up from 2TB)

Storage

Storage DRS: DRS benefits of physical resource aggregation and bottleneck avoidance applied to storage.

Storage-based policy management: Policy-based enforcement of storage QOS for individual storage objects.

VMFS 5: Next generation of VMware’s clustered file system.

Software FCoE Adapter

iSCSI UI support: Simplified VI Client configuration UI for iSCSI initiators ; removing need for command line usage.

Storage I/O Control NFS and statistics display: Adds NFS support to Storage I/O Control and improves the

associate I/O stats display to show all I/O metrics needed.

Storage APIs: New API support, plus offloads for NAS (VAAI), and API for storage awareness (VASA).

Swap to SSD: Speeds swap in a memory overcommit scenario by writing to SSD instead of hard disk.

VMware vCenter Server

vCenter Server Appliance (on Linux): A virtual appliance-based vCenter Server implementation running on Linux.

Networking

VDS Monitoring: Netflow v5, SPAN/dvMirror,Features: LLDP support

NIOC Network I/O Control per VM resource group, 802.1 support, User Defined Network Pools

IO and Scale Improvements for UDP and multicast traffic, ability to process over 1 Million I/O operations per second

High Availability, Replication, Provisioning

Multi-Site HA

VMotion – Migration over higher latency network links

vSphere 5.0 enhancements enable Host based replication and failback in Site Recovery Manager

Platform now supports auto deploy for rapid provisioning: deploy & patch hosts in minutes

vSphere 5.0 Improvements ~ GA Q3 FY2011

vSphere 5.0 Release includes +200 improvements and more than 1 Million hours of development time

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VMware vSphere : The Industry’s Leading Virtualization Platform

Application

Services

Infrastructure

Services

Scalability

VMware vSphere 4.1

Security

• VMsafe APIs

• vShield Zones

• Hot Add

• # of Hosts, VMs

• HA

• FT

• vMotion/S vMotion

• Data Recovery

Availability

Network Storage

• Distributed Switch

• Network I/O Control

• VMFS

• Thin Provisioning

• Storage I/O Control

• Storage APIs

• ESX/ESXi

• DRS/DPM

• Memory

Overcommit

Compute

vCenter Server • Host Profiles

• Linked Mode

• Orchestrator

• Update Mgr

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VMware vSphere 5.0: What’s New?

Application

Services

Infrastructure

Services

Scalability

VMware vSphere 5

Security

• ESXi Firewall • 32 way SMP

• 1 TB VMs

• New HA

Architecture

• vMotion over

higher latency links

Availability

Network Storage

• Network I/O Control

(per VM controls)

• Distributed Switch

(Netflow, SPAN, LLDP)

• Storage DRS

• Profile-Driven Storage

• VMFS 5

• Storage I/O Control (NFS)

• ESXi Convergence

• Auto Deploy

• HW version 8

Compute

vCenter Server • Virtual Appliance

• Web Client vCenter Server

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Infrastructure Services –

Compute, Storage, Network

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ESXi Convergence Most Trusted

vSphere ESXi

vSphere 5.0 will utilize the ESXi

hypervisor exclusively

ESXi is the gold standard for hypervisors

Overview

Benefits

Thin architecture

Smaller security footprint

Streamlined deployment and

configuration

Simplified patching and updating model

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The Gartner Group says…

―The major benefit of ESXi is the fact that it is more lightweight —

under 100MB versus 2GB for VMware ESX with the service

console.‖

―Smaller means fewer patches‖

―It also eliminates the need to manage a separate Linux console

(and the Linux skills needed to manage it)…‖

―VMware users should put a plan in place to migrate to

ESXi during the next 12 to 18 months.‖

Source: Gartner, August 2010

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vSphere vSphere vSphere

Auto Deploy

vCenter Server

with Auto Deploy

Host Profiles

Image Profiles

Deploy and patch vSphere hosts in

minutes using a new “on the fly” model

Coordination with vSphere Host Profiles

Overview

Benefits

Rapid provisioning: initial deployment and

patching of hosts

Centralized host and image management

Reduce manual deployment and patch

processes

vSphere

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Storage DRS

Group “like” datastores in a datastore

cluster.

Initial placement of VMs/VMDKs

Datastore maintenance mode

Space and I/O load balancing

Affinity and anti-affinity rules

Overview

Benefits

Scalable storage management

Reduce time for VM provisioning

Eliminate VM downtime for storage

maintenance

Automated Out of space avoidance

Automated I/O bottleneck avoidance

Datastore

Cluster

Storage vMotion