Gain Insights, Make Decisions and Take Action Across a Streamlined and Automated Infrastructure

David BrillArraya Solutions

dbrill@arrayasolutions.com

Agenda:

- vRealize Automation Solution Overview

- vRealize Automation 6.2 – What’s New

- vRealize Operations Solution Overview

- vRealize Operations 6 – What’s new

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vRealize AutomationSolution Overview

The Impact of the Accelerating Pace of Business

Applications

Drive competitive advantage

Enable new business opportunity

Applications

IT Operations

Shorter release cycles

Agile development processes

DEMAND

Increased demand

Faster delivery expectations

The Business

RESULT

Lower customer satisfaction

Growing use of shadow IT

Large application backlog

Perceived as barrier to progress

Increased risk

Missed opportunity

Slow Infrastructure Service Delivery Times

… but even with infrastructure automation what about the application?

Days - Weeks

Wait WorkWaitWait

Manual efforts:

4 - 6 Hours

Infrastructure

Service

Organizational siloes lead to wait times in slow workflows

Time consuming manual tasks

Manual configurations lead to inconsistencies, errors and need for rework

Test Production

Slow Response to the Business

Infrastructure Service Delivery

Days - Weeks

Wait WorkWaitWait

Change

Application and Change Delivery

Weeks - Months

Wait WorkWaitWait

Development

APPLICATION RELEASE PROCESS

More wait times, more manual tasks and more manual configurations

for applications, environments and changes

Changes

Automate service delivery in a

SINGLE SOLUTION

Rapid implementation times with flexibility to extend existing environments

Control through governance

Efficiency through cost-containment

Standardized configurations

Wait WorkWaitWaitWait WorkWaitWait

Minutes

Infrastructure Services Application Delivery

Accelerate Service Delivery Times

Changes

What Is Needed

VMware IT: vRealizeAutomation Case Study

Overview

Team: 30+ DevOps engineers

Customer: 600+ developers

Role : 16 different dev/test

environments, 130+ app

components each

Infrastructure footprint:

~4000 non-production servers

~500 production servers

~290 physical hosts

~4 Petabytes of storage

Enterprise Application Portfolio

SaaS 65

IT tools 50

Business 100

Total 215

Before…

20 Steps of 3 - 5 Weeks for Each Environment

Request for

Dev/Test

Infrastructure

Verification

Hardware

Setup

Build VMs –

new or clone

DNS

Entries

Install,

Setup,

Configure

Workload

Database

Refresh

Latest Code

Deployment

Load

Balancer

Entries

Web Server

Configuration

Firewall

Changes

External

Interface &

Integration

PPM

Tasks

Workload

Monitoring

Setup

Security – VM

access control

Functional

Testing

Environmental

Testing

Enterprise Application Development Project

Up to 9 Months

UAT Stage Load Test ProductionDev Test

Provisioning challenges

• Slow process – 4 weeks

• Unreliable – new issues every time

• Project schedule risk

High infrastructure costs

• High CAPEX and OPEX

Developer frustration

• Difficult problem resolution – more than 2 days per issue

Results: Say “Yes” to Your Customers

Phase 1 Phase 2

Cycle TimeHours per dev/test instance

Start – 336 (2 weeks)

172

36

24 (goal)

Today

Phase 1 Phase 2

VMs Transitioned# of Non-production VMs

Today

Phase 1 Phase 2

AppOpps Headcount# of Engineers

Today

5,000 (goal)

2,800

2,800

5 (goal)

2722

Reduced provision time

to 17 hours.(Including QA Testing etc. is 36 hours)

Improved productivity of

600 developers by 5-10%

Reduced IT operations

costs by $1.5M /year

Able to say “yes” to all

customer requests

Reduced the cost of a

VM/month from

$133 to $20

Reduced infrastructure

costs by $4.5M/year

Reduced Provisioning Time by 85%

Reduced Cost per VM by 80%

Improved Developer Productivity by 5-10%

Saved $6M / Year

vRealize Automation

4. Add new IT

services & day-2

operations (XaaS)

Advanced

Services

Designer

vRealize Automation REST API

5. Call vCAC services from existing applications

3. Integrate with 3rd

party management

systemsDesign Center

vC

OIT

Pro

cess

Au

tom

ation

1. Leverage existing and future infrastructure

Multi-vendor,

Multi-cloud

Policy

Management

2. Configure

business relevant

services

vRealize Automation—Designed to Be Extensible

ServiceNow, PMG,

Remedy, Homegrown

service Catalog

• Specify provisioning methodology

• Service entitlements

• Custom properties

• Resource reservations

• Specify custom machine/OS properties

• Etc.

• Compute Infrastructure (virtual,

physical, public cloud)

• Software deployment methodologies

• CMDB

• DNS

• IPAM

• Load Balancers

• Service Desk

• Monitoring

• Storage

• Databases

• Web Services

• Etc.

What’s New in vRealize Automation 6.2

vRealize Automation 6.2 Summary• Enhanced integration between vRealize Operations and Automation

– Display operational health status

– Reclaims inactive VMs

• Admin Friendly CLI

– Simplify scripting of vRealize Automation commands

• Enhanced Endpoint Support

• Additional Ease of use and Supportability Enhancements

Cross vRealize Suite Integration

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vRealize

AutomationvRealize

Business

vRealize

Operations

VMware Cloud

Management

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Improved Operational VisibilityView vRealize Operations Health Status in vRealize Automation displays

In Admin Portal

List Views

In Item Details

Understand the issues

Impacting Health

See the health

of a machine

Enhanced Resource ReclamationImproved Identification of Idle Resources with Automated Action

IT Compute

Infrastructure

vRealize Operations

vRealize Automation

Idle

Resources

Report

Automated Reclamation Workflow Monitor

Reclamation Efficiency

and Cost SavingsEnterprise

MgrOwner

Wait before

forcing lease

Forced

Lease Period

Optional

Archival Period

First

Notification

Second

Notification

Machine

Deleted

Machine

ReclaimedStart

Reclamation

vRealize Operations – Identifying Idle VMs

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Set Idle Threshold Values

View List of VMs

That meets Idle Threshold

Criteria

This list of VMs feeds vRealize Automation Reclamation

vRealize Automation Reclamation Enhancements

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Adding vRealize Operations to identify idle resources

Any VMs that show up on the

vRealize Operations Idle Report

will show up in the list of VMs that

could be reclaimed

vRealize Automation

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Reclamation Savings by Group and by Owner

CloudClient Overview

• Command-line utility that provides verb-based access with a unified interface across the vRealize Automation APIs (including: Common Services, IaaS, Applications, vRealize Orchestrator)

• Focused on providing an easy-to-use command-line interface for the IT administrator where scripting and CLI use is more feasible than direct API calls

• Stable interface while underlying APIs may change over time

• Provides common security; exception handling; JSON, CSV and tabular formatting; file export; auto login for scripting (password and keyfiles); and auto-generated documentation.

• Available as a separate download in early Q4 (supports 6.1)

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What is CloudClient?

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Self-Service Catalog

User Interface

Common Services

AdministrationHome Page

Advanced Services

Designer (XaaS)IaaS Design and

Administration (IaaS)

Service Catalog/Day 2

Approvals

Orchestration (vCO)

Etc ...

Back-end

components

Application Design and

Administration (PaaS)

Notifications

Infrastructure as a Service

(DynamicOps)

vRealize Automation

Application Services

Common components

Application Director

REST API

vRealize Automation

REST API

vRealize Automation IaaS

REST API

vRealize Automation

Java SDK

Auth, SSO, tenancy

Application Director CLI

vRealize Orchestrator

REST API

vRealize Automation

API Explorer (CLI)

CloudClient

Enhanced Multi-vendor Endpoint Support• vSphere 6 (Q1-15)

• XenDesktop 7

• Enhancements to vCloud Air

– Proxy Support

– Pay as you go support (Q1-2015)

• OpenStack (Havana)

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Enhanced Supportability

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One-click support bundle generation

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Infrastructure & Operations Management with vRealize Operations

Legacy Management Mobile/Cloud Management

• Policy-based automation and

control

• Intelligent operations leveraging

all your IT data

• Broad solution suites, delivered as

SaaS

• Regulate & coordinate manual

processes

• Manual health models on

structured data

• Many point products, installed

on-premise

Mainframe Client/Server Mobile/Cloud

Need for a new approach to manage infrastructure & apps in hybrid clouds

Centralized service Shared service Self service

Evolution of IT Management

2

6

Policy-based Automation

Service Catalog

Governance

Release Automation

Intelligent Operations

Service Health

Capacity Optimization

Configuration Standards

Transparent IT Business

Cost Transparency

Benchmarking

Service Quality

VMware Management

27Compute

Physical

Hardware

Private

Clouds

Public

Clouds

Hybrid Cloud

VMware &

vCloud Datacenter Partners

Virtualized InfrastructureAbstract & Pool

Compute Abstraction

= Server Virtualization

Storage

Storage Abstraction =

Software-Defined

Storage

Network

Network Abstraction

= Virtual Networking

Applications Modern SaaSTraditional

The Control Plane for the Software-Defined Data Center and the Hybrid Cloud

What is Needed?

• Predictive analytics to ensure service level agreements

• Application awareness and storage infrastructure visibility

• Accelerated root cause analysis and compliance management

• Granular and policy based access control mechanism

• Capacity planning and optimization for resource utilization

• Automated workflows and improved VI/admin ratios

• Single operations console across private, public & hybrid clouds

• Open and extensible platform with resilient architecture

• Out of the box dashboards for business critical applications

Goal

Operations Management Goals

Quality of

Service

Operational

Efficiency

Visibility

and Control

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Today’s Reality in Operations Management

Monitoring Data Overload Alert Storms

Finger Pointing

DBA

VI Storage

Over-provisioning

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VMware Delivers Quality of Service

Improve performance

and avoid disruption

with self-learning

management tools

Key Capabilities Results & Benefits

90% reduction in alert volume

Proactively detect and avoid

incidents

Intelligent Operations

Quality of Service

45% reduction in time spent on

ensuring compliance

Compliance management with

OOB content for PCI, HIPAA etc.

Self-learning predictive analytics

Smart alerts identify problems

based on multiple symptoms

Comprehensive app-to-storage

visibilityCustomizable dashboards, views

and reports

50% reduction in troubleshooting

timesGuided remediation of problems

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Immediate

Problems

Emerging

issuesOpportunities to

Optimize

Virtual machine has

memory contention

Self-learning Predictive Analytics

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Smart Alerts and Guided Remediation

Combine multiple symptoms to

show actual issue

Symptoms not limited to

badges: any object, any metric

What are the

recommendations to

resolve this issue?

What automated actions

can I take to remediate?

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LUNS

Admin gets alerted

that Oracle App is

slow

Oracle VM has

performance issue

Storage LUN health

is red

VNX | Target HBA Resets

Target HBA Resets is high,

limiting application

performance

Check LUN Details

(EMC VNX: LUN44)

IO OUTSTANDING

DISK IO

(870/1024)

High I/O

outstanding

Check EMC VNX Analytics

SP-A is red

1 2

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Transaction latency

above normal

Troubleshooting Across App, VM, and Storage

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Customizable Dashboards, Views and Reports

Historical metrics

trends reveal Latency

Spike!

Select the type of view

you want - lists, trends

or distributions

Pick the objects and

data you want to see

Visualize long-

term problem

trendsDrag and drop

any view into a

report

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Granular User Access Control

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Flexibility for multiple

personas – e.g. vSphere

admin vs. Storage admin

Control access to objects,

features and actions

e.g. – ‘Joe’ can ‘Power On’

‘Virtual Machine 1’

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• Capacity Monitoring and Analysis

– Capacity model for heterogeneous environments

– Out-of-the-box default policy configuration flow

– Enhanced forecasting functions and granular data

Capacity Analytics

Available Actions

Click to launch

Recommendations

real-time metrics& events

Actions Via RecommendationsSymptom(s)

Recommendation(s)

Action(s)

Take Action

Alert Details – Summary Tab

37

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vCloud Hybrid Service heat mapsvSphere heat maps

with quick insights

One Console Across Private and Public Clouds

Business Critical Application Monitoring Across vSphere, Amazon and Physical Environments

Oracle database on a

Linux machine is in

bad health

Drill down into

problem metrics

Application component

seems problematic

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Extensibility with Management Packs

40

VMware

Solution

Exchange

Universal visibility in

product

Create domain specific

visibility through

Management Packs

Management Pack: Networking Visibility from NSX

Open Alerts

Top N logical

networks and VMs

41

Health of the NSX

componentsHeat map of the hypervisor

in NSX Transport Zone

All NSX resources

What’s New in vRealizeOperations

vR Ops – New Improved UI

Powerful New “Combined” UI for

Better Visualization

• One UI to rule them all!

• Unified Mgmt

• Access to all object types

• Highly customizable

• Features and views work the same

throughout

• Alerting consolidated

• All objects are “First Class Citizens”

Technical Overview

vR Ops – New Platform

Flexible and Scalable Platform

• Node: Virtual appliance (VA)

• Complete vR Ops stack in each VA

• Uniform Deployment – one or many

• Scale *OUT*

• Cluster - shared data and UI

• Resiliency - think Application RAID!

• Remote Collector

• Same installation as any other node

• Set role to Remote Collector

• Installable / Standalone

• Built-in Database

Technical Overview

Collector

UI: Admin/Product

Persistence

Analytics

Controller

HIS

NODE

FSDBGlobal xDB xD

B

Two VMs

Single VM

Scale for larger customers

vR Ops – The new single vR Ops VM

Slice

Collector(REST API)

UI: Admin / Product

Persistence

Analytics

Controller

HIS

NODE

FSDB xDBGlobal xDB

• User Interface

– Admin UI for cluster management

– Product UI for application access

• Collector – Processes data from adapters

– Pluggable interface – published API

• Controller – Determines mapping for data insertion and queries

• Analytics – Metric calculations, threshold processing, alert generation, stats storage / retrieval

• Persistence

– Each node persists its partition of data to local disk

vR Ops – Scalability & Scale Out

Collector

UI: Admin/Product

Persistence

Analytics

Controller

HIS

Node

FSD

B

Collector

UI: Admin/Product

Persistence

Analytics

Controller

HIS

Master Node

FSD

B

Global xDB xDB

…

• Increased scale compared to 5.x

– Details pending!!!

• Extensive self monitoring

– Alerts triggered if cluster reaching capacity limits

• Adding more management packs?

– Spin up additional nodes and add them to the cluster

• Persistence

– Each node persists its partition of data to local disk

vR Ops – GemFire – Shared Memory Cluster

Collector

UI: Admin/Product

Node

FSDB

Collector

UI: Admin/Product

Persistence

Analytics

Controller

HIS

Map Reduce

Map Reduce

Map Reduce

Master Node

FSDBGlobal xDB xDB

Collector

UI: Admin/Product

HIS

Node

FSDB

…

HIS

vR Ops – High Availability & Resiliency

Collector

UI: Admin/Product

FSDB

Collector

UI: Admin/Product

Persistence

Analytics

Controller

HIS

Map Reduce

Map Reduce

Map Reduce

Master Node

FSDBPostgres xDB

Collector

UI: Admin/Product

HIS

Node

FSD

B

…

HIS

Node

vR Ops – Upgrade = Migration / Side by Side

Collector

UI: Admin/Product

Persistence

Analytics

Controller

HIS

NODE

FSD

B

Global xDB xDB

vR Ops – Alerting and Remediation

New Alerting Drives Ease of Use

• Policy based Alerts combine multiple

symptoms to show actual issue

• Correlation across objects

• Symptoms not limited to badges

• Any Metric – Any Object

• Fix the problem

• Troubleshooting tips

• Remediation actions

• New Dashboard views of Alerts

• Shows real issues

• Allows for quick MTTR

Technical Overview

Intelligent, Actionable Alerts

vR Ops – Alert Definitions• Alerts are issues that are active on a

given object

– Alerts are assigned to an Alert Base Object (e.g. Datacenter)

– Alerts are assigned to a Major Badge (Health)

• Alert Components

– One or more active Symptoms

– One or more Recommendations in priority order

– One or more Actions

• Alerts Engine to correlate Symptoms

– Across relationships

• Symptoms can be on the Alert Base Object

• Symptoms can be related to the Alert Base Object (e.g. Children Objects, Parent Objects)

Alert Definition

Symptom(s)

Recommendation(s)

Action(s)

• Alert Defs and its components

• OOTB from VMware

• OOTB from Partner Vendors

• User Created

vR Ops – Symptoms• A Symptom is a simple condition test

– Badge

– Metric or SuperMetric

– Object Property

– Change Event

– Fault

• Applies to any Resource Kind

– Host, VM, Datastore, Switch, OS, App…

• Test Conditions

– HT Comparison (>, <, >=, <=, ==, !=)

– DT Check (above, below, abnormal)

– Events/Fault that include specific text

• Examples

– VM: CPU Ready% > 10

– Datastore: Latency above DT

– Change: “Shares Decreased”

– Fault: “Host Disconnected”

Alert Definition

Symptom(s)

Recommendation(s)

Action(s)

vR Ops – Recommendations• Guidance Provided to Help Resolve

Alerts

– Best Practices

– Vendor Recommendations

– Tribal Knowledge

• Displayed with the Alert

• Create a library of

Recommendations

– Single Recommendation is Reusable

for multiple Alerts

– Multiple Recommendations for an

Alert

– Recommendation order part of Alert

Definition

Alert Definition

Symptom(s)

Recommendation(s)

Action(s)

Alert Definition

Symptom(s)

Recommendation(s)

Action(s)

vR Ops – Actions• Makes Recommendations

Actionable

– One-Click Actions to fix operational

issues

– Remediation Actions like Power

Off/On VMs, Shutdown, VM CPU

and Memory settings

• Support for actions written as VCO

workflows & Python scripts

• Role based access control

• Launch in Context

• View action results

vR Ops – Viewing Alerts

• Current Badge Status

– Health

– Risk

– Efficiency

• Alerts on the Object

– Recommendations

• Alerts on Descendents

– Number of objects with the alert

– Recommendations

• Click alert to see details

Object Summary View

Go to Alert

Details

vR Ops – Viewing AlertsAlert Details – Summary Tab

Available Actions

Recommendations

vR Ops – Viewing AlertsAlert Details – Summary Tab

Actions in “Action”

vR Ops – Integrated Compliance

Integrated Compliance Framework

• vSphere Hardening Content included

with vSphere Management Pack.

• Symptoms, Alerts, Views,

Dashboards

• Managed per object/group via policies

(ie, rule exceptions for group).

• Users may tweak and enforce their

own compliance property symptoms

• Configuration properties and changes

assessed near real-time

• Compliance Framework will allow for

future content

Technical Overview

New, Integrated Compliance

Framework

vSphere ComplianceAnalysis – Compliance Tab

“Expected” vs.

“Found” property

values

Violated

Compliance Rules

Rule violated

date

vSphere Configuration & Compliance DashboardsvSphere Virtual Machines Configuration Summary

vSphere

Configuration

Dashboard

VM Growth Trend,

Tools Status, and

other useful config

widgets

vSphere Hardening

Guide Compliance

Dashboard

vR Ops – New Reporting and Customizations

Customizable Views, Reports and

Dashboards

• Custom Views

• Object detail visibility

• Numerous view types & options

• Build once use MANY times

• Custom Reports

• Drag and drop a view into the report

• Custom Dashboards

• Drag and drop a view into a

dashboard

• Drag and drop a widget into the

dashboard (as before)

Technical Overview

Views

Reports Dashboards

Widgets(from the Old Custom UI)

View your data the way you need to

vR Ops Adv

vR Ops – Views – Reports – Dashboards

• Numerous View Types

– Summary, Chart,

• Wizards Simplify Building

– View, Reports, Dashboards

• Any object of any type can be

Added to View, Reported on, or

used in a Dashboard

– vSphere

– Hyperic

– 3rd Party Adapters

• SCOM

• NetApp

• EMC

• Oracle OEM

• Etc…

vR Ops – Capacity Planning

Extending Capacity Planning

• Capacity modeling for all containers

and vSphere

• Capacity for Heterogeneous

environments

• Must be built into the adapter

• Improved defaults, first Default Policy

Configuration flow

• Projects - Persistent What-If

Scenarios

• Extensible Views and Reports for

Capacity

• Alert definitions for Capacity

Technical Overview

vR Ops – Projects

• Projects are events that model changing Total Capacity and/or Usage

• Projects have an event timestamp which can be applied now or at some point in the future

• Projects can be applied to any containers

• Projects can be

– Can be scheduled as repeating events

– Can be edited, saved, combined and compared

Now

Usable Capacity

Usage

Demand

Persistent “What-If Scenarios”

vR Ops – Projects

• Determine Capacity shortfall

• Create a project

– Plan or Commit

• vR Ops Adv

vR Ops – Policy Based Automation

Advanced Policy and Group

Management

• Group and Application creation now

performed from one UI

• New Policy creation UI

• Policies apply to vSphere and non-

vSphere object types

Technical Overview

Better management for ANY object

in your environment

vR Ops – New Access Control Options

Flexible User Access

• New User Access Control

methodology

• Greater flexibility with a three pronged

approach

• vCenter only for vSphere Objects

• Active Directory and OpenLDAP for

vSphere and non-vSphere objects

• Local vR Ops for vSphere and non-

vSphere objects

Technical Overview

VC users

LDAP users

vR Ops Local

Users

Both object and privilege access

control in one place

???

vR Ops – Access Control

WHO can do WHAT to WHAT?

Ex – ‘Joe’ can ‘Power On’ ‘Virtual Machine 1’

User Privilege Objects

vR Ops – Access Control - Authentication

• vR Ops authentication module will authenticate users from different sources: vCenter Server, Active Directory, OpenLDAP, and Local users (xDB)

FSDB

vR Ops

Authentication

Module

Global

xDB

VC users

LDAP users

vR Ops Local

Users

Virtual

Center

LDAPDelegate

Virtual

CenterVirtual

Center

LDAPLDAP

New Features and Enhancements in vR Ops 6.0

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Automation Actions (N)

Biz Critical App Mgmt Packs

STD ADV ENT

VSOM vRealize Operations Insight

Edition

Bundle

Features

Policy Management (+)

Reporting (+)

Performance Analytics (+)

Capacity Optimization (+)

Infra and OS Mgmt Packs

SAN Storage Visibility

Dependency Mapping

vSphere Change/Config

OS Monitoring

OS Regulatory Compliance

DB + App Monitoring

vC Ops Foundation 5.8 will continue to be available for vSphere** Capacity modeling in STD but ability to save project and commit to analytics engine in ADV .

Custom Dashboards

Capacity Projects (N)**

Adv. Automation Actions (N)

Advanced Reporting (+)

Chargeback ()

Removed Feature ()

Enhanced Feature (+)

New Feature (N)

No Change

Resilient Platform (N)

vCloud Suite

vRealize Suite

vSphere Hardening (N)

vRealize Operations Suite 6.0 Capability Map

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vR Ops

Standard

vR Ops

Advanced

vR Ops

Enterprise

Operations Management Platform

• Predictive Analytics and Smart Alerts

• Policy Management

• Automation and Guided Remediation

• Customizable Dashboards and Reports

Performance Monitoring and Analytics

• vSphere Performance and Health Monitoring

• SAN Storage Analytics

• Application Discovery and Dependency Mapping

• OS Monitoring (Windows, Linux, Solaris, … for Physical & Virtual)

• Application, Middleware and Database Monitoring (MS, Oracle, …)

Capacity Management

• vSphere Resource Monitoring, Planning and Optimization

• Capacity Modeling

• Save Capacity Models and model-driven Analytics

Configuration and Compliance Management

• vSphere Hardening

• vSphere change, configuration, and regulatory compliance

• OS-level Configuration & Regulatory Compliance (PCI, HIPAA, SOX…)

Get more from vRealize Operations with 3rd party Management Packs. For a complete list of available Management Packs, please visit

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New Operations Content

vRA (vCAC) Mgmt Pack

Cloud Provider Benefits

• Analytics in Context of vCAC Objects

• Reservations

• Tenants

• Policies

• Fabric Groups

• Tenant-aware Operations

• Which Tenants and LOB are impacted by an

infrastructure issue

• Which Tenants, Business Groups, VMs are

impacted

• Which Tenants are at Capacity Risk and

need more ‘vCAC Reservation’ for storage?

• Analytics Driven Insights for Provider

• Capacity Planning, Sizing, Waste, etc

Technical Overview

Tenant-aware Operations!

Tenant Overview Dashboard

List of all supported Tenants

& Monitoring Policies

Top Outstanding Alerts for

selected Tenant/Business

Group/Blueprint

Which Tenants are at Capacity

Risk and need more ‘vCAC

Reservation’ for storage?

Top N Tenant Dashboard

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Tenants & Business

Groups with most Wasteful

VMs

Tenants & Business

Groups with most under-

sized VMs & active Alerts

Most Popular & Most

Wasteful Blueprints

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