Semplificare la complessità 2012 10 24_Convegno Mauden SpA

SEMPLIFICARE LA COMPLESSITÀ

Nuove soluzioni per ottimizzare l'infrastruttura del sistema informativo aziendale

24 ottobre 2012 Hotel Diana Majestic, Viale Piave 2, Milano

MAURO PIROVANO Mauden SpA

Gestire la complessità dell’infrastruttura di un moderno sistema informativo aziendale

Giancarlo Livraghi

Pubblicitario, scrittore e bibliografo

La complessità spiegata in modo semplice (*)

Quando lo scopo è andare da A a B, nella mente di tutti noi si delinea un percorso lineare, quindi molto SEMPLICE:

(*) Giancarlo Livraghi, L'umanità dell'internet. Le vie della rete sono infinite, Hops Libri, Milano, 2001

Tuttavia, nel mondo reale fra un punto A e un punto B ci sono sempre “interferenze”. Le rette non esistono: il percorso reale sarà necessariamente più COMPLESSO

A B

A

B

Se l’obiettivo da raggiungere è per sua natura complicato e quindi l’operazione da compiere è complessa, il percorso diviene ancora più tortuoso e si può persino perdere di vista l’obiettivo:

A B

C D

F E

È quello che accade, per esempio, in una qualsiasi organizzazione se le diverse componenti non hanno una conoscenza condivisa della rotta da seguire

In un ambiente stabile, entro il quale le variabili fossero facilmente controllabili, la condivisione dell’obiettivo e la puntuale verifica dei percorsi basterebbero a far convergere gli sforzi, così:

A B

Purtroppo, in genere si ha a che fare con ambienti turbolenti, nei quali le evoluzioni non sono prevedibili

Continuare a considerare solo l’obiettivo “B” può quindi essere controproducente: raggiungerlo dai punti C, D, E ed F implicherebbe complicate e faticose “retromarce”.

Le inversioni di rotta, potrebbero rappresentare SOLUZIONI TROPPO COMPLESSE

Invece, osservando il sistema con un atteggiamento più elastico, si potrebbe notare che alcune “deviazioni” in realtà convergono verso un nuovo obiettivo (N)

A B

C D

F E

N

Puntando sul nuovo obiettivo, senza necessariamente tagliare i“rami” che esplorano altre direzioni, muta la struttura del sistema:

Che può sembrare poco “logica”… Ma è più semplice di quelle che si disegnerebbero tentando di seguire un modello “lineare” :

A

N

In analogia con quanto accade in natura, dove “paga” l’evoluzione non lineare, LA “COMPLESSITÀ” NON È IN REALTÀ PIÙ COMPLESSA DEI SISTEMI “ORDINATI” :

al contrario, tende a sintesi più semplici

SOLUZIONI SEMPLICI per PROBLEMI (APPARENTEMENTE) COMPLICATI

Corsi e ricorsi della storia

D D D D D D D D D D D D

PC

MAINFRAME

SISTEMI INGEGNERIZZATI

• Gestione accentrata • Footprint • Virtualizzazione • Ri-consolidamento







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Hardware e assistenza tecnica

-5,50% -19,10% -1% -9,40%

Software -2,90% 0,90% 3% 0,80%

Servizi IT -6,30% -3,80% 2,10% -3,80%

Cloud Computing 0 58,20% 40,40% 57,80%

Totale mercato IT -4,50% -7,60% 1,90% -3,20%

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Il mercato italiano dell’IT: dinamiche di crescita (Assintel Report 2012)

Destinazione della spesa IT per macro capitolo di spesa e per classe dimensionale (Assintel Report 2012)

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ALESSANDRO MALOSIO IBM

Sistemi Esperti Integrati: la famiglia IBM Pure Systems

La gestione integrata dell’infrastruttura: la soluzione Flex System Management (FSM)

© IBM Corporation 2012

Sistemi Esperti Integrati: la famiglia IBM PureSystems La gestione integrata dell'infrastruttura: la soluzione Flex System Manager (FSM)

Alessandro Malosio System x and PureSystems Technical Sales Support Team

IBM Italia S.p.A.


IT Needs • Deliver new

capabilities faster • Shift resources from

maintenance to transformation

• Control growing complexity

What are today’s pressures and realities

Business Demands • Address opportunities

more quickly • Drive business

innovation • Leverage technology

more strategically

Consumerization • Mobility • Social business • Iterative solutions


You experience the barriers of time, cost and risk today Aligning IT and business goals

• Driving business innovation

• Make new markets • Respond to competitive

threats • Enhance the customer

experience

Getting Up and Running Takes months: • Specify/Design • Procure

• Integrate • Deploy

Development Operations Takes 30-90 days: • Provision • Configure

Ongoing Effort Takes months and requires downtime: • Customize/Tune • Scale • Manage

• Maintain • Upgrade

IT Reality

Business Goals Grow top and bottom line by:


Servers Storage

Networking

Virtualization

Management

Development

Middleware

Deployment Applications

IBM PureSystems family integration by design

Integration by

Design

Built-in Expertise

Simplified Experience

Optimizes the complete solution stack

• All hardware and software components factory integrated and optimized

• Fully virtualized and built for cloud

• Storage tuned to data needs

• Hardware directly tuned to the software

• System resource allocation uniquely optimized per selected pattern for each application workload


Infrastructure System: Expert at sensing and anticipating resource needs to optimize your infrastructure

Platform System: Expert at optimally deploying and running applications for rapid time-to-value

© 2012 IBM Corporation

The world’s first family of expert integrated systems


Simplified Experience Expert Integrated Systems

Flex System

Compute Nodes Power 2S/4S (1) x86 2S/4S

Storage Node V7000 Expansion inside or outside chassis Management Appliance Optional

Networking 10/40GbE, FCoE, IB 8/16Gb FC

Expansion PCIe Storage

Pre-configured, pre-integrated infrastructure systems with compute, storage, networking, physical and virtual management, and cloud management with integrated expertise.

Chassis 14 half-wide bays for nodes

Pre-configured, pre-integrated platform systems with middleware designed for transactional web applications and enabled for cloud with integrated expertise.

Note (1) : Power compute nodes only available in PureFlex, not ordered as a separate component

Reduce time, effort and risk throughout the solution lifecycle Starts at Acquisition: A continuum of value from building blocks to systems


Announcing the first two members of the IBM PureSystems family





Integrated Infrastructure Designed for future generations of technology

10U Chassis 14 Node

Bays

10 U

1 system for compute, storage and systems networking Up to 896 cores, 43 TB memory, 480 TB storage and 26M IO operations per second, per rack Up to 4 chassis per rack scalable up to 4 racks


Integrated Compute Nodes No compromise designs for full performance

Support multiple architectures using up to 14 POWER7 or x86 nodes per chassis

Support for applications across multiple operating environments

x86 Linux®, Windows®

VMware®

POWER7 AIX®, i®, Linux®


Integrated Systems Networking Pay as you grow scalability

Low latency, terabit switching and network bandwidth-on-demand Virtual Machine Ready networking 80Gb of Ethernet bandwidth and network intelligence to every compute and storage node

Ethernet 40Gb uplinks

10Gb, 1Gb FCoE

Fibre

Channel 16Gb, 8Gb

Infiniband

QDR, FDR


Storwize V7000

Virtualize existing storage -- IBM's or competitor's -- and migrate data without disruption Optimize application performance with Flash storage and Intelligent Storage Tiering Double storage efficiency and improved transactional performance up to 300%

Integrated Storage Store more for less

1Gbps iSCSI

10Gbps iSCSI

8Gbps Fibre Channel


Virtualized Storage

Consolidated Storage

Tiered Storage

Automated Deployment

Innovative GUI

SAN

Thin provisioning

Space-efficient copies

External Virtualization

Solid-State Storage

Hard Disks

Easy Tier

Efficiently use solid state disk to Increase performance up to 200% on critical apps. Reduce costs by migrating less critical data to less expensive media.

Increase utilization of existing storage by up to 30%. Reduce TCO up to 66% by deploying automated, virtualized storage.

Scale out storage to manage billions of files from a single, consolidated system. Scale up storage with systems that can scale to store petabytes of structured data.

Deploy in minutes versus weeks: 3x faster deployment Non-Disrubtive Data Migration included with every system for rapid integration


SAN

Volume

IBM HP Oracle

Volume Volume Volume

External Storage (To be Optionally Virtualizated)

100% SVC software Internal Storage

Features: Internal & External Storage Block-level virtualization

IBM ESS, FAStT

DS3/4/5/6/8

XIV

Sun StorageTek,

USP, USP-V

EMC CLARiiON, Symmetrix,

VMAX, VNX, VNXe

Hitachi USP, VSP

TagmaStore

NetApp FAS

Bull StoreWay

Pillar Axiom

NEC iStorage

Fujitsu Eternus

HP MA, EMA

MSA, EVA

XP

Sun

HP

Linux IBM

BladeCenter

SGI

Apple

IBM

Microsoft

VmWare

Volume

Storwize V7000


Simplified Management Experience Management integration across all physical and virtual resources

Chassis Map*

Single management console for all resources Manage workloads while the system automatically manages resources Thousands of end points at your fingertips with Quick Find

Flex System

Manager


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truc

ture

• New user interface

• Cross-resource integration and automation

• Works with the management you have

• Easier monitoring

Management

Networking

Virtualization

Storage

Management

Compute

Chassis Map Global Find Setup Wizards Remote Presence

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Systems Management Appliance Single focus point for seamless multi-chassis management providing an instant resource oriented view of chassis and chassis resources Resource oriented chassis map provides multiple view overlays to monitor:

system health work with firmware inventory view environmental status,

including thermal and power metrics

Chassis views to view and label hardware, OS, and firmware inventory Includes quick finder to launch to common management tasks (a value add for admin’s to quickly perform management tasks) Chassis map provides launch point for remote access tools to work with OS, etc. on individual blade (node)

Chassis management


Remote Control

Resizable

Flyover Details

Powerful Toolbar – power on/off, mount local files, etc.

Watch a reboot progress in background


IBM Flex System - Update Manager

Manage updates for many IBM platforms using the same interface

– Automatically check for new updates

– Show and install updates needed by your systems

Monitor system compliance – Create compliance policies

to automatically notify you when a system is out of date

– Show and resolve compliance issues to install the missing updates


Virtualization Expertise Virtualize all resources for highest utilization

More memory, more cpu power = more virtual machines per compute node Support for tens of thousands of applications across 4 hypervisors

Virtualize all resources and automatically manage with highest utilization

Deploy Virtual Machines

Capture Virtual Machines

Virtual Appliance

Metadata

Software application

Operating system

Virtual Appliance


FSM Hypervisor Support Strategy

VMware Hyper-V Others…

Integrate with Others

Focu

s on

Dep

th

Focus on richness of capabilities for IBM Systems

Integrate with others and extend via Service Management

Resource Pooling

VM Placement

VM Relocation

Workload Resilience

Energy Efficiencies

Workload Performance

Security Isolation

Discovery and Inventory

Cloud Services

Image Management

Health and Status

PowerVM, KVM

VS Lifecycle

Disaster Recovery

Storage & IO Virtualization

Extend with Service Management


Virtualization management

Virtualization Management – Manage Virtual Servers and

Hosts – HMC and Systems – VS Life-cycle management – Topology Maps – Create empty virtual server – Monitoring, automation

Edit virtual resources – Edit Hosts – Edit Virtual Servers – GUI or command line – Launch to Platform Manager

Relocate – Live relocation – Plan for relocation


Image management and deployment Tasks for Virtual Appliances Deploy Import Capture Versioning

meta-data

SW

OS

Virtual Appliance


Manage a pool of system resources or a cloud as simply as managing a single system

Operating System

Software

Systems

• Manage Services instead of Servers, Network and Storage • System Pools* are a set of resources that make up a service and

can be acted upon as a group for Placement, Maintenance, etc. • Provisioning of CPU, memory, storage* and networking* with

automatic virtual machine placement and optimization • Utilization monitoring and policies to support performance,

utilization or energy* optimized pooling

Storage Networking Compute

Virtual Systems

Virtualization

Virtual Server Virtual Server Virtual Server

System Pools / Cloud

Mobility

Optimized for …. • Availability • Performance • Energy*

Virtualization Management

Designed for Cloud with resource pooling and automated provisioning expertise Dramatically improve system utilization and administrator productivity

Storage Networking Compute

SW OS

SW OS

SW OS

*Some capabilities planned for future delivery


Advanced virtualization Automate the virtualized environment with system pools

Intelligent Virtual Machine Placement Services Dynamic Workload Mobility Integrated Storage and Network Management Automation policy control for workloads

– Advise – VMControl recommends actions and requires confirmation

– Automate – VMControl automates actions Availability Automations

– Automate relocation of virtual workloads in response to predicted host system failures without disruption

– Restart virtual workloads when a host fails – Automate remote restart of virtual workloads in

response to host failures with minimal disruption Energy Automations

– Allows the pool to relocate VM’s to minimum hosts – Minimum number of hosts reduce overall energy bill

Performance Automations – Allows pool to spread VM’s for optimum performance


IBM FSM System Manager Resource Optimization

Resource Life Cycle Management

Service and Support Manager

VM Control

Network Control

Active Energy Manager

Platform Manager

POWER Systems Manager

Feature on Demand Graphical Chassis Map

Configuration Wizards

Open Fabric Manager

Base and Agent

Centralized User & Security Mgmt

Storage Control

Remote Console Auto Discovery

FSM Non-Disruptive Update Example – with VMware

FSM determines there is a firmware update for one of the servers it is managing within Update Manager.

The administrator chooses to evacuate the host system prior to installing the update to prevent the need for planned downtime.

The FSM task to evacuate the host system using VMotion to move VMs to another available host.

FSM Update Manager applies the update and,

The administrator then moves the virtual machines back to the updated host system using VMotion.

virtual machine

virtual machine

virtual machine

FSM

VMware vCenter

View In Animation Mode

Firmware update


FSM Availability Example – with VMware

A physical system hosting VMware virtual servers issues a predictive failure analysis event which is received by FSM

FSM responds with an automation plan for the affected virtual servers

The plan automatically migrates the virtual servers from the failing server by calling VMotion ESX or

ESXi virtual server

ESX or ESXi virtual server

ESX or ESXi virtual server

PFA

FSM

VMware vCenter

View In Animation Mode

IBM FSM System Manager Resource Optimization

Resource Life Cycle Management

Service and Support Manager

VM Control

Network Control

Active Energy Manager

Platform Manager

POWER Systems Manager

Feature on Demand Graphical Chassis Map

Configuration Wizards

Open Fabric Manager

Base and Agent

Centralized User & Security Mgmt

Storage Control

Remote Console Auto Discovery


Express Standard Enterprise

Pre-configured, pre-integrated systems with servers, storage and networking Includes Flex System Manager for integrated management across all virtual resources Available in predefined starting points delivered integrated and tested

Packaging for IBM PureFlex “Foundation” editions Flexibility and simplicity extends from acquisition to deployment

All configurations are Cloud ready with addition of SmartCloud Entry software Choice of IBM POWER7 or Intel x86 processors Any combination of PowerVM, VMware, KVM, or Microsoft HyperV Choice of AIX, IBM i, Microsoft Windows®, and Linux from Red Hat, SUSE

10Gb Network Switch 8Gb Fibre Chan. Sw. 2 PSU / 4 Fans Flex System Manager V7000 Storage Controller Compute Node (x or

power) Services

10Gb Network Switch 2 x 8Gb Fibre Chan Sw. 4 PSU / 6 Fans Flex Sys Mgr Advanced V7000 Storage Controller Compute Node (x or

power) Gold Support Services

2 x 10Gb Network Switch 2 x 8Gb Fibre Chan Sw. 6 Power / 8 Fans FSM Sys Mgr Advanced V7000 Storage Controller Compute Node (x or power) Platinum Support Services

Optimized for small and midsize businesses.

Most affordable entry point.

Optimized for application servers with supporting storage and networking.

Optimized for transactional and database systems.

Redundancy for resilient operation.

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FlexSystemManager - features The IBM Flex System Manager base feature set offers the following functionality:

• Support for up to four managed chassis

• Support for up to 5,000 managed elements

• Auto-discovery of managed elements

• Overall health status

• Monitoring and availability

• Hardware management

• Security management

• Administration

• Network management (Network Control)

• Storage management (Storage Control)

• Virtual machine life cycle management (VMControl Express)

• I/O address management (IBM Fabric Manager)

The IBM FSM Advanced Feature set upgrade offers the following advanced features:

• Image management (VMControl Standard)

• Pool management (VMControl Enterprise)


FlexSystemManager - Virtualization management

Base feature set • Support for VMware, Hyper-V, KVM, and IBM PowerVM®.

• Creates virtual servers.

• Edits virtual servers.

• Manages virtual servers.

• Relocates virtual servers.

• Discovers virtual server, storage, and network resources and visualize the physical-to-virtual relationships.


FlexSystemManager - Virtualization management Advanced feature set • Creates new image repositories for storing virtual appliances and discover existing image

repositories in your environment.

• Imports external, standards-based virtual appliance packages into your image repositories as virtual appliances.

• Captures a running virtual server that is configured the way you want, complete with a guest operating system, running applications, and virtual server definition.

• Imports virtual appliance packages that exist in the Open Virtualization Format (OVF) from the Internet or other external sources.

• Deploys virtual appliances quickly to create new virtual servers that meet the demands of your ever-changing business needs.

• Creates, captures, and manages workloads.

• Creates server system pools, which enable you to consolidate your resources and workloads into distinct and manageable groups.

• Deploys virtual appliances into server system pools.

• Manages server system pools, including adding hosts or additional storage space and monitoring the health of the resources and the status of the workloads in them.

• Groups storage systems together using storage system pools to increase resource utilization and automation.

• Manages storage system pools by adding storage, editing the storage system pool policy, and monitoring the health of the storage resources.


Announcing the first two members of the IBM PureSystems family





Optimizes the complete solution stack:

• All hardware and software components factory integrated and optimized

• Fully virtualized and built for cloud

• Storage tuned to data needs

• Hardware directly tuned to the software

• System resource allocation uniquely optimized per selected pattern for each application workload

Servers Storage

Networking

Virtualization

Management

Development

Middleware

Deployment Applications

IBM PureApplication System Combining virtualized workloads with scalable infrastructure

© IBM Corporation 2012 © 2012 IBM Corporation

Patterns of Expertise: Proven best practices and expertise for complex tasks learned from decades of client and partner engagements that are captured, lab tested and optimized into a deployable form

Monitoring Lifecycle Management

What is a Pattern? • The pre-defined architecture of an application • For each component of the application (i.e. database, web

server, etc) • Pre-installation on an operating system • Pre-integration across components • Pre-configured & tuned • Pre-configured Monitoring • Pre-configured Security • Lifecycle Management

• In a deployable form, resulting in repeatable deployment

with full lifecycle management • Delivering superior results:

• Agility: Faster time-to-value • Efficiency: Reduced costs and resources • Simplicity: Simpler skills requirements • Control: Lower risk and errors


Three ways to get the value of patterns of expertise

Capture 80% of today’s workloads

Capture your own expertise: Image Construction &

Composition Tool allows you to create your own custom virtual images

Pattern Development Kit allows you to create your own virtual application patterns.

Capture existing expertise for operating system and middleware installation

Dynamically combine pre-defined components to build new image packages

Create a standard VM format in Open Virtual Format

Use IBM patterns of expertise throughout the system

Add third-party application patterns of expertise


IBM and partner “patterns of expertise” extend the value of the system

Scalability Upgradability

100+ ISV business applications Business intelligence Business process management Web experience (portal)

Built-in with flexibility

Available through PureSystems Centre

Platform Patterns Expertise across the

middleware and infrastructure

Infrastructure Patterns Expertise across the

compute resources

Application Patterns Available patterns from

IBM and Partners

Provisioning Storage optimization

Web application deployment Database deployment Cloud platform management


Extensibility from the broadest ecosystem is made easy

* Unix/Linux and Windows applications

New IBM PureSystems Centre: Gain access to a broad community of IBM and certified partner expertise Download optimized, deployable application patterns from 100+ leading ISV partners Search by solution area, industry or system

Also run your existing applications today*

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100 years of experience delivering essential IT

• 19 years as top U.S. patent recipient

• Since the beginning of 2000, we’ve spent nearly $70 billion in research and development

• 250k technical experts worldwide

• Market leading systems and software

• Commitment to open standards

• Broad open ecosystem of 120k partners

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MATTEO MARINI

VMware

Ottimizzare il management e la continuità del business: l’integrazione di VMware nella

piattaforma Pureflex


VMware vCloud Suite

Matteo Marini

Sr System Engineer

VMware

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Existing Datacenters Public Cloud Services

Existing Apps New Enterprise Apps SaaS Apps

Three Core Focus Areas

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Existing Datacenters Public Cloud Services

Existing Apps New Enterprise Apps SaaS Apps

Three Core Focus Areas

Evolve the Infrastructure

Modernize Application Development

Re-think End-User Computing

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Gartner 2012 CIO Agenda CIO IT Strategies Ranking of IZT Strategies CIOs Selected as One of Their Top 3 in 2012

Ranking 2012 2011 2010 2009 2008

Delivering Business Solutions 1 2 1 3 1

Reducing the Cost of IT 2 3 3 2 10

Developing or Managing a Flexible Infrastructure 3 1 8 11 11

Expanding the Use of Information and Analytics 4 7 7 10 9

Improving IT Management and Governance 5 4 6 4 7

Improving Business Alignment and Relationship 6 10 2 1 2

Implementing Mobility Solutions 7 18 * * *

Consolidating IT Operations and Resources 8 5 9 9 12

Implementing Business Process Improvements 9 8 4 5 6

Improving the IT Organization and Workforce 10 6 10 8 3

CIO’s Focus

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Delivering Business Solutions is

Obiettivi 2012: • Incrementare le vendite

• Assunzione 10 nuovi agenti • Avvio di 1 nuovo marchio • Passare da 8 a 10 mercati esteri

• Aumentare market share

• Promozioni stagionali • Contratto di sub-distribuzione • Creazione linea prodotti BIO

• Ridurre i costi nei periodi di picco

• Raccolta pomodori, arance • Gestione cooperative lavoro

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It’s Not Just About Saving Money

It’s not just about saving money on

hardware, but also about

simplifying things like application

provisioning, maintenance, high

availability and disaster recovery”

Dirk Holzwarth Team Leader, Alstom’s VMware Infrastructure Center

“We can give our end users a virtual

machine in half an hour, when it takes

two to three weeks to spec out, order, and

set up a physical one.”

Bill Frost, Senior IS Engineer, Boise Inc.

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Business Transformation Through IT Transformation

CIOs are on a quest to make infrastructure just work Efficient

• Average Cost / VM $300 $100

Automated and easy to manage • VM to Admin Ratio:

300:1 10,000:1

Always available • Failure recovery time:

5 min 1 min

Agile • Provisioning a VM

Weeks Minutes

CIOs want to dedicate their productive energy,

time, and budget, to segments of IT that

will fundamentally differentiate them, and

make them better businesses

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Every Company Today is in the Software Business

Specialized software is replacing specialized hardware in the Datacenter

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APP

OS

APP

OS

APP

OS

APP

OS

APP

OS

APP

OS

APP

OS

APP

OS

Yesterday’s Datacenter Based on Past IT Decisions

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Proof Points Across the Industry

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X86 Price/ Performance

Three Key Trends Drive Us Towards a New Model

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A New Approach to Cloud

The Software Defined Datacenter

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$1,800 5 days, 2 minutes

$300

2 minutes $10,000 CapEx

10 weeks

Enterprise storage

VLAN networks

Firewall, load-balancer

IDS, security, monitoring

Availability

Present Past

+

Virtualization Simplifies Provisioning of VMs, But Additional Steps Needed to Deploy in a Production Environment

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Software-Defined Datacenters Simplifies Process to Define an Application and All the Resources It Needs

5 days, 2 minutes 3 minutes

VDC

Future

Software-defined Datacenter Services

$1.800 $350

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Management Cloud Infrastructure

Virtualization

VMware’s Complete Cloud Infrastructure & Management Suite

vSphere

vFabric Application

Director

vCenter Operations Mgmt Suite

vCloud Director

Distributed Storage

Tech Prev

vCloud Networking & Security

Site Recovery Manager

Extensibility

vCloud APIs

vCloud Connector

vCenter Orchestrator

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…available in one SKU

…delivering the best SLAs for all Apps

VMware’s vCloud Suite is…

A cloud infrastructure suite that dramatically simplifies IT operations…

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Complete Cloud Infrastructure and Management available in a single vCloud Suite Edition purchase

VMware’s Complete Cloud Infrastructure & Management Suite

Virtualization

vSphere

Management

vFabric Application

Director

vCenter Operations Mgmt Suite

Cloud Infrastructure

vCloud Director

Software Defined Storage

Software Defined

Networking

Software Defined

Availability

Software Defined Security

Extensibility

vCloud APIs

vCloud Connector

vCenter Orchestrator

Cloud Infrastructure

Virtualization

Operations Management

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What is the vCloud Suite?

vSphere Enterprise+ Virtualization Platform

vCloud Director

IaaS & Hybrid Cloud Connectivity

vCloud Connector

vCloud Networking and Security

Cloud Networking and Security

vCenter Operations Management Suite

Automated Operations Management for the Cloud

vFabric Application Director

Cloud-enabled Application Provisioning

vCloud Suite Components of a Complete, Integrated Cloud Infrastructure

Sold and licensed exactly as vSphere: per-CPU Unlimited vRAM, Unlimited VMs of each component on each vCloud Suite licensed CPU Not a bundle – cannot break apart components of one license to run on multiple CPUs

vCenter Site Recovery Manager

Disaster Recovery Automation

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vSphere 5.1 Product Description

World’s Most Complete and Robust Virtualization Platform

vSphere Provides: Core Services - Compute, Storage, Network

Additional Services - Availability, Security, Automation

Management Services - Basic/Remote Management, Patching

What Does vSphere Do for Customers? Streamlines IT Operations

Provides a Powerful Disaster Recovery Strategy

Supports Mission-Critical Applications

Delivers the Most Flexible Building Block for Leveraging the Cloud

Foundation of the New vCloud Suites

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What’s New in vSphere 5.1?

Automation

VMware vSphere 5.1

Security

• vShield Endpoint

• Storage DRS and Profile-Driven Storage working with VCD • Enhanced Auto Deploy

• Data Protection • Replication • vMotion w/o shared

storage • 0 Downtime upgrades

of VMware Tools

Availability

Network Storage

• Enhanced Distributed Switch

• SR-IOV support • Storage Space

Reclamation for VDI

• HW version 9 • 64 way SMP 1 TB VMs

Compute

• Single Sign On (vCD, vShield, vCenter) • vSphere Web Client

vCenter Server 5.1 • Enhanced vCenter Orchestrator

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Live migration of a virtual machine without the need for shared storage

Extends VMware’s revolutionary

technology for automated virtual machine movement

Zero downtime migration

No dependency on shared storage

Lower operating cost

Helps meet service level and performance SLAs

vMotion (w/o Shared Storage)

Overview

Benefits

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New backup and recovery tool for the vSphere platform

Replaces vSphere Data Recovery

Based on EMC Avamar

Use less disk space with deduplication

Simple setup and management

Proven technology

vSphere Data Protection

Overview

Benefits

VMware vSphere

DATA DEDUPLICATED AND STORED ON VDP

APPLIANCE

VDP

*All editions and kits with the exception of Essentials

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Virtual machine level replication by the vSphere host

Included with vSphere*

Low cost/efficient replication option

Simple setup from within vCenter Server

Integration with SRM enables automated DR process

vSphere Replication

Overview

Benefits


vSphere

vSphere Replication

Site A (Primary)

vSphere

Site B (Recovery)

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Secure your VMs with offloaded anti-virus and anti-malware (AV) solutions without the need of agents

Included with vSphere*

Simplified AV administration

Higher consolidation ratios by preventing the possibility of AV storms

Improved performance

vShield Endpoint

Overview

Benefits


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vSphere Storage Appliance

Transform internal Disks in a shared & resilient NFS storage The appliances use the available space on the local disk(s) of the ESXi servers & present

one replicated NFS volume per ESXi server.

Maximum 27 TB with 8x3 TB disks or 37.5 TB with 16x2 TB disks

vSphere vSphere vSphere

NFS NFS NFS

vSphere Client

VSA Manager VSA VSA VSA


ALESSANDRO MALOSIO IBM

Dalla virtualizzazione all’automazione: realizzare un Cloud Privato con la soluzione

SmartCloudEntry


Dalla virtualizzazione all'automazione: realizzare un Cloud Privato con la soluzione SmartCloudEntry Transforming virtual infrastructure into a private cloud solution

Alessandro Malosio System x and PureSystems Technical Sales Support Team

IBM Italia S.p.A.


Private cloud

Hybrid IT

Public cloud

Appliances, pre-integrated systems and standard hardware, software and networking.

Traditional IT

On or off premises cloud infrastructure operated solely for an organization and managed by the organization or a third party

Available to the general public or a large industry group and owned by an organization selling cloud

services.

Traditional IT and clouds (public and/or private) that remain separate but are bound together by technology that enables data

and application portability

Businesses are choosing a variety of cloud models to meet their unique needs and priorities


IaaS: Cut IT expense and complexity through a cloud enabled data center

PaaS: Accelerate time to market with cloud platform services

SaaS: Gain immediate access with business solutions on cloud

Innovate business models by becoming a cloud service provider

Adoption initiatives are emerging for successfully beginning and progressing cloud initiatives


Pre-built, pre-integrated IT infrastructures tuned to application-specific needs

Integrated service management, automation, provisioning, and self service

Software-as-a-Service delivering IT and

process orchestration within and across

organizations

Cloud Enabled Data Center Cloud Platform Services Business Solutions on Cloud

Advanced, reliable, highly secure and

scalable platform for creating, managing, and

monetizing cloud services

Cloud Service Provider

IBM delivers prescriptive, repeatable cloud solutions for our clients’ most pressing priorities


IBM provides the right hardware, software and expertise to help client organizations fully leverage the cloud.

A next-generation combination of technology, expertise and reach helps you advance your cloud deployment.

of Fortune 100 companies are using IBM cloud capabilities.

IBM Cloud Labs IBM SmartCloud Centers

“IBM has one of the most comprehensive cloud portfolios, with the cloud integrated throughout its many lines of business.” - Jeff Vance, Datamation


What are customers asking IBM?

Infrastructure Teams

How can I improve my resource utilization, simplify administration and reduce cost ?

Line of Business Teams

How can I accelerate my application release cycle in an optimized , quality fashion?

Operations Teams

How can I improve responsiveness and drive productivity and

efficiency while maintaining stringent qualities of service?

Infrastructure as a Service Technologies

Infrastructure Platform

Usage and Accounting

Availability and Performance

Management and Administration

Security and Compliance


Cloud solutions have the potential to help business and IT create and deliver value in fundamentally new ways

Enable new IT and business processes that break down traditional silos and simplify access to information in order to deliver better business outcomes.

Deliver IT without boundaries

Speed the delivery of new offerings and services by creating new models of self- service and deployment.

Improve speed and dexterity

Empower internal and external communities to define and create new offerings and services.

Create new business value


IT is drawn to cloud’s economics, efficiency and control…

…while business users are drawn to cloud’s simplified, self-service experience and new service capabilities.

of CIOs plan to use cloud—up from 33% two years ago.

of business executives believe cloud enables business transformation and leaner, faster, more agile processes.

2011 IBM CIO Study, London School of Economics, December 2010

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• Highly standardized infrastructure • Virtualization • Multi-tenancy • Service catalog • Dynamic resource scaling

• Higher availability of systems and applications • Lower total costs and better utilization of hardware • Labor savings and improved quality of IT services • Secure start behind enterprise firewall

Many clients start the cloud journey with a private cloud

Clients are looking for benefits from private clouds

And are preparing infrastructure to build the foundation

Half of leading cloud adopters are planning to include multiple systems in their cloud

infrastructures


As a result, a secure private cloud deployment is an increasingly attractive means of creating and delivering IT services

Value delivered Change management

Test provisioning

Install database

Install of operating system

Provisioning environment

Design and deploy business applications

From traditional To cloud Months

Weeks

1 day

1 day

▄

Months

Days or hours

20 minutes

12 minutes

30–60 minutes

51% cost savings

Days/Weeks


The journey to the cloud begins with virtualization…

Orchestrate Workflow Manage the process for approval of usage

Provision & Secure Automate provisioning of resources

Monitor & Manage Provide visibility of performance of virtual machines

Meter & Rate Track usage of resources

Virtualize Server, storage & network devices to increase utilization

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IBM offers scalability from virtualization to cloud

Virtualization Foundation

Entry Cloud

Advanced Cloud

Virtualized Servers, Storage,

Networking

Virtualization & platform

management


Networking


management

Basic cloud (Self-service, admin, VM

provisioning)


Networking


management

Basic cloud (Self-service, admin, VM

provisioning)

Service Orchestration

and Integration

This is not always a linear progression. Some clients begin by optimizing their virtualization foundation for a workload, then gradually move to cloud.

Others require cloud capabilities from the beginning and may start with advanced cloud or entry cloud solutions.

A client may be in all of these stages w/ different workloads across their data center.

Infrastructure as a Service Technologies

Infrastructure Platform

Usage and Accounting

Availability and Performance

Management and Administration

Security and Compliance


IBM SmartCloud Entry offers rapid time to value

Clients need to quickly evolve new and existing infrastructure to a cloud-based model while lowering capital costs and risk.

• Simplified cloud administration with intuitive interface lowers administrative overhead

• Improved operations productivity with easy self-service user interface

• Open and extensible for easy customization to help tailor to unique business environments

• Standardization of virtual machines and images reduces management costs and accelerates responsiveness to changing business needs

• Improved utilization of infrastructure by highly optimized IBM systems, simpler consolidation and management

• Accelerate Time to Market: Time to market improvement for new applications

• Integrated Management Approvals, metering, billing, users and projects through a single ‘pane of glass’

• Flexible, modular design: Small Footprint -- simple, quick install on systems with VMControl, Extensible via REST API allowing partners to easily customize the UI


IBM SmartCloud Entry delivers cloud experience to users

Easy to access, easy to use Service Request Catalog Hides underlying infrastructure from user and shifts focus to services delivered Enables the ability to provide standardized and lower cost services Facilitates a granular level of services metering and billing Workload standardization eases complexity


The IBM SmartCloud Entry end-user self-service scenario

End Users Service Portal

Service Request Catalog

Provisioning Engine Workflows Expert Systems Scripts

Service Modules Metering/Usage Billing Approvals

Virtualized Cloud Infrastructure

Easy to access, easy to use Service Request Catalog Hides underlying complex infrastructure from user and

shifts focus to services provided Enables the ability to provide standardized and lower

cost services Facilitates granular level of services metering and billing Workload standardization eases complexity


Self-service Web UI Basic usage metering

IBM SmartCloud Entry delivers cloud benefits to managers


Key Features Customer Benefits

Easy to deploy and use private cloud ‘stack’ delivers improved service levels and fastest time to value

• IBM SmartCloud Entry transforms virtualized systems into a ready-made, highly-scalable cloud infrastructure that empowers end users with new services on demand.

Intuitive end-user Web portal for rapid self-service workload provisioning

• IBM SmartCloud Entry provides a Web-based interface that makes selecting and provisioning new workloads as simple as browsing the Internet.

Built-in workload metering delivers foundation for pay-per-use model

• IBM SmartCloud Entry provides comprehensive metering of virtualized workload activity to aid with usage tracking and budgeting.

Manage automated approvals, metering, billing, users and projects through a single pane of glass

• IBM SmartCloud Entry empowers infrastructure teams with a rich set of administrative capabilities allowing easy delegation of provisioning to authorized users while maintaining full oversight to ensure safe operation

Create gold master VMs (images), convert images from physical systems or between hypervisors and conserve image storage**

• IBM SmartCloud Entry allows easier customization of images, reducing errors and labor costs

Convert hardware to ‘Cloudware’ with a quick and easy private cloud solution

Improve performance and increase utilization of

infrastructure using IBM HW

Improve end-user and operations productivity and

accelerate time to market

Provide more granular financial management

Simplify Cloud administration

Standardize virtual machines to reduce cost ** Image management capabilities delivered by VMControl for Power Systems

and TPM for Images for System x

Overview: IBM SmartCloud Entry


IBM SmartCloud Entry solution architecture

Power Systems Reference Configurations

IBM Systems Director 6.2

PowerVM ESXi

VMControl 2.3.1 VMware

vCenter

VMControl API vCenter API

Cloud administration and management Tivoli

Provisioning Manager

for Images 7.1.1

REST API

Self-service UI

IBM SmartCloud Entry management stack

Customer integration

• Approval policy, project management, users and roles • Events and auditing • Metering • Image library

Common functionality Power Systems only System x only

IBM Systems Director 6.2

System x Reference Configurations


IBM SmartCloud Entry: Comprehensive cloud capabilities Administrator Functions • Configure workload to host • Configure workload targets to system pool • Configure Virtual Appliance Parameters • Register Virtual Appliance for User Selection • Approve/Reject New Workload Requests • Approve/Reject Workload Resize Requests • Configure Billing • Charging accounts, account assignment • Configure approvals • Configure to generate metering records • Create & Manage Projects • Add users to projects as admin, deployer, viewer • Create Users • Configure Network Pools • Configure LDAP environment • Cloud Configuration to VMControl or VMware • Manual Intervention • Review event logs & failures • Initiate workload movement (between projects or via virtualization manager)

End User Functions • Request access to a project • Request CFS access from login panel • Request workload creation – appliance deploy • Set user instance parameters (CPU, memory) • Resize Running Workloads • Delete a Workload • Clone a workload • Start/Stop a workload • Review workload properties • Add additional disk (VMControl) • Set target disk size at deploy (VMware)


IBM SmartCloud Entry: Comprehensive cloud capabilities

Overall Stack Management

• Subscriber Level – End User Self Service Interface • Cloud Admin User Interface • Isolation of resources and users through

projects/workspace • Approval Policies for workload deployment &

resize • Basic billing, metering and audit • Supports underlying virtualization management

features resource pooling, workload resiliency • Support enterprise features of virtual system

management • Storage pools, system pools, network config,

placement optimization • Support Systems Director and VMControl for

platform management • Northbound REST APIs (for partners, services) • Easy installation of management stack • Integrate customer LDAP Server

• VM power on/off • Supported on AIX(Power) and on Linux (x86) • Add v-disk (VMControl) • Resize disk at deploy (vCenter) • Supports multiple VMware clusters & resource pools • Support multiple VMware data stores • Support appliances with multiple VNICs • Admin initiated migration • Provision via vCenter • Provision from VS Templates • Provision to vCenter hosts, and clusters • Allow/tolerate vSphere initiated migration • Retrieve deployment properties • Back-up & Restores via self-service (vCenter) • Provides capability to capture Physical to Virtual

images for deployment in SmartCloud Entry environment (via TPMfI)

• Provides capability to capture Virtual images and migrate to VMware Images deployable to starter kit environment (via TPMfI)

• Better manage image sprawl - Move the workload from one hypervisor type to another (V2V) from a single image source. (via TPMfI)


IBM SmartCloud Entry : Self-service scenario #1


1. Click Appliances Tab



2. Click Desired Appliance



3. Click Deploy

IBM SmartCloud Entry: Self-service scenario #4


Enter Information & 4. Click Deploy



Deployed!!



IBM Systems & Technology Group Infrastructure offerings for Cloud Enablement


Unico punto di gestione Facile integrazione con

VCenter

Integrazione Workload flessibile Networking Optimizzati per VMware Efficienza energetica

Integrazione Converged networking Connessione con lo

storage esistente Efficienza energetica High availability

Capacità flessibile Integrazione

IBM System Storage DS3524 Express Dual Controller SAS Storage System

• Cpu Xeon 6 cores • 48 Gb di memoria

IBM Smart Cloud Entry Software di

automazione

Networking

Server Rack virtualizzati

Storage

IBM Ready Pack for Cloud on System x

Switch Juniper 24 Port 1Gb EX2200 Ethernet

Server Rack System x3650 M3


Business challenge

• Complexity in deploying cloud

• IT expenses out of control

• Unable to easily scale in response to changing business needs

Client benefits • Easy upgrade from BladeCenter

Foundation for Cloud • Control expenses with metering and

charge-back. • Reduce expenses with self-service

portal

Solution summary • Private entry cloud solutions • Software solution is an easy add-on to

any BladeCenter Foundation for cloud • Easy to deploy, integrated, lightweight,

scalable • Implemented first on VMware. Other

hypervisors to follow • Further scalable to SmartCloud

Provisioning and Orchestration

Self Service Automation

IBM BladeCenter HS23

SUSE Linux IBM GPFS

SAP Business Warehouse Accelerator

IBM DS3500 System Storage

Converged Networking

Storage

Virtualized Servers

Integrated Management

Self Service Automation

IBM BladeCenter Foundation for Cloud with SmartCloud Entry


IBM BladeCenter Foundation for Cloud - scalability


Express Standard Enterprise

Infrastructure for Small and midsize businesses. Most affordable entry point

Infrastructure for application servers with supporting storage and networking

Infrastructure for scalable cloud deployments. Redundancy for resilient operation

• Designed for choice of architectures: IBM POWER7 and/or Intel x86 processors within the same systems

• Designed for choice of OS: AIX, IBM i, Microsoft Windows®, and Linux from Red Hat, SUSE • Designed for choice of hypervisors: PowerVM, VMware, KVM or Microsoft HyperV • Designed for simplicity: Integrated, single system management across physical

and virtual resources • Designed for Cloud - SmartCloud Entry included on Standard and Enterprise

IBM PureFlex Configurations that ease acquisition experience and match your needs


100 years of experience delivering essential IT

• 19 years as top U.S. patent recipient

• Since the beginning of 2000, we’ve spent nearly $70 billion in research and development

• 250k technical experts worldwide

• Market leading systems and software

• Commitment to open standards

• Broad open ecosystem of 120k partners


Confidential


vCenter Operations Manager Site Recovery Manager

Milano 24 ottobre 2012

Matteo Marini VMware

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Why Automated Operations, now more than ever?

4

The Problem – Complexity, Inefficiency, Inflexibility

• I spend too much time and money to manage my datacenter…

• Too many layers of technologies and infrastructure are accumulating…

• How can I be Agile providing Agility to the Business?

5

What We Are Hearing From You

Configuration & Compliance Performance & Capacity

“I need a more integrated, simpler approach to ensure the performance,

capacity, and health of our virtual environment”

“In the past we’ve just over-provisioned as that was the safest way to CYA. But now

management is asking for usage reports and capacity plans before they allow us to buy more infrastructure.”

“We are constantly preparing for or

responding to an audit. We basically shut down

normal IT Ops, other than emergencies,

during each quarterly audit period.”

“We don’t really have good visibility with

our servers – we don’t know what patches have been applied

or when. It would be great to know what percentage we are

patched each week.”

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Purpose Built Capacity Planning & Analysis • Integrated capacity analysis and forecasting • Decision support & automation via views, alerts, reports • VM right sizing and capacity reclamation

Automated Configuration & Compliance • Automated Patching and Provisioning • Comprehensive change tracking to isolate root cause • Single-click rollback to remediate and return to normal

Patented Performance Analytics • Self-learning of “normal” performance conditions • Service health baseline and trending • Smart alerts of impending performance degradation

vCenter Operations Solution- Bringing together 3 Disciplines

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Slide 7

vCenter Operations

My brain is understanding the health of my body. Should I do anything? Your Brain Understands Context: If my heart rate and temperature are increasing I should go to the hospital If I’m tired, rest more If I tire easily, start exercising!

Heart Rate Respiration Temperature

Muscular Skeletal Cardio Vascular

Monitoring UserEx Metrics Monitoring Business Metrics

Monitoring App Layer Metric – JVM, DB Connections, etc.

Monitoring Server O/S Metrics – CPU, RAM, Disk, I/O, etc.

vCenter Operations is understanding the health of my enterprise by analyzing millions of measurements. Should I do anything? vCenter Operations Understands Context: Act based on urgency of emerging problems Act based on real-time performance dashboards Act based on long term correlations and trends

vCenter

Operations

Nervous

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VMware: 3rd Generation Analytics & Performance Management

Virtual Datacenters Physical Datacenters

vSphere

Setup HA vMotion DRS

Update Distr. S/W I/O Control

Inventory

INFR

ASTR

UC

TUR

E

OPE

RAT

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S Management

vCenter

Operations

Analytics

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vCenter Operations Manager Dashboard (All Editions)

Overview Comprehensive dashboard for

cloud operations with health, risk and efficiency scores

Single tool to manage performance and capacity across multiple vCenter servers

Benefits End-to-end visibility into cloud

infrastructure health

Proactive incident avoidance

Optimize for efficiency and cost

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Slide 10

Learn Normal Behavior and Identify Abnormalities

Doesn’t assume IT data has a normal bell-shaped distribution Sophisticated Analytics – 8 different algorithms Learns your dynamic ranges of “Normal” without templates Learns patterns of behavior and identifies Abnormalities

BLUE LINE Metric’s

Measured Value

GRAY BAR Learned Upper and

Lower band of Dynamic Threshold - “Normal”

RED Zone Breached Dynamic

Threshold – “Abnormal”

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Drill down to the Root Cause

See change and other external events

affect on application health with this “mash up” view

Smart Alert Summary (“What”)

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• Eliminate reliance on rules-of-thumb and homegrown tools

• Forecast timing of capacity shortfalls and needs

• Perform “What-If” impact analysis to model effect of capacity changes

• Identify and reclaim unused capacity

Capacity Management: Improve CapEx by 25%

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vCenter Configuration Manager Overview

Deep Collection and Visibility

Compliance Policy Intelligence

Remediation and Patch Management

Server Provisioning and Application Stack Deployment

Multiplatform Support



Matteo Marini VMware

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Better Business Continuity Is #1 Objective For Virtualization

Top Five Objectives for Virtualization Use virtualization to improve Business Continuity and Disaster Recovery (BCDR) 46%

Improve virtual machine performance 33%

Increase the server consolidation ratio 32%

Improve VM environment management 31%

More mission-critical applications 24%

Source: WW VMware customer survey, January 2010

N=1083

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Local Availability Disaster Recovery

VMware Business Continuity Pillars

Data Protection

X

Reliable Platform

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Rock-Solid Platform Is The Foundation

Protection against component failures

• NIC teaming • Storage multipathing

ESX stability • End-user system with >

3 years continuous uptime

“This is the ‘accidentally built a wall around it and forgot it was there’ kind of reliable. The code is

virtually bomb-proof.”

- Redmond Magazine - Editor’s Choice Awards

http://redmondmag.com/features/article.asp?editorialsid=2400

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Key Benefits • Eliminate downtime for common

maintenance

• No application or end user impact

• Freedom to perform maintenance whenever desired

Protection Against Planned Downtime

Server Maintenance • VMotion & DRS Maintenance Mode

• Migrate running VMs to other servers in the pool

• Automatically distribute workloads for optimal performance

Storage Maintenance • Storage VMotion

• Migrate VM disks to other storage targets without disruption

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App-Aware HA Through Health Monitoring APIs

OS

APP

OS

APP

Application Health Monitoring • Detect application failures inside VM VMware HA

1

App Restart Inside VM • App start / stop / restart inside VM

• Automatic restart when app problem detected

2

Integration with VMware HA • VMware HA automatically initiated when

• App restart fails inside VM • Heartbeat from VM fails

3

App Restart

Leverage 3rd party solutions that integrate with VMware HA

1

2

3

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App

OS

App

OS

App

OS X X App

OS

App

OS

App

OS

App

OS

X

VMware ESX VMware ESX

VMware Fault Tolerance For Continuous Availability

• Single identical VMs running in lockstep on separate hosts

• Zero downtime, zero data loss failover for all virtual machines in case of hardware failures

• Integrated with VMware HA/DRS

• No complex clustering or specialized hardware required

• Single common mechanism for all applications and operating systems

FT HA HA

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Challenges of Traditional Disaster Recovery

Expensive Complex Recovery Plans

? ?

?

? ? ?

?

?

Unreliable Failovers

Apps

Hosts

Storage

Network

Software

Hosts

Storage

Facilities

>$10K per app

Failure to meet business requirements • Long RTOs – days to weeks • Too much time and resources consumed

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vSphere Provides The Best Foundation For Disaster Recovery

Flexible Infrastructure

• Eliminate need for identical hardware across sites

• Enable waterfalling of equipment to recovery site

Simple Application Protection

• Entire system – including application, OS, and data – is stored as virtual machine files

• Entire system can be protected with data protection tools

Cost-Efficient Infrastructure

• Reduced hardware requirements at recovery site

• Use recovery hardware to run low-priority apps

Encapsulation

Consolidation

Hardware Independence

vSphere

vSphere vSphere

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Simple Setup And Management of Recovery And Migration Plans

Weeks or months to set up

Error-prone

Quickly falls out of sync with apps and infrastructure changes

Simple recovery plan set up in minutes

Fewer steps means far less room for errors

Simple to keep in sync with changes

…to Simple Recovery Plans From Complex Runbooks…

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Key Components Of SRM 5

vCenter Server Site

Recovery Manager

Protected Site Recovery Site

Storage

vCenter Server Site

Recovery Manager

vSphere vSphere

Storage

Replication Options

vSphere Replication

• Bundled with SRM

Storage-Based Replication

Site Recovery Manager 5 • 1 per site

vCenter Server 5 • 1 per site

• Standard or Foundation

vSphere 3.5, 4.x or 5 • Standard, Enterprise or Enterprise Plus

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SRM Provides Broad Choice of Replication Options

vSphere Replication Simple, cost-efficient replication for Tier 2 applications and smaller sites

Storage-based Replication

High-performance replication for business-critical applications in larger sites

vCenter Server Site

Recovery Manager

vSphere

vCenter Server Site

Recovery Manager

vSphere vSphere

Replication

Storage-based replication

Site A (Primary) Site B (Recovery)

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vSphere Replication Complements Storage-Based Replication

Replication Provider Cost Management Performance

vSphere Replication VMware

• Low-end

storage supported

• No additional replication software

• VM’ granularity • Managed directly

in vCenter

• 15 min RPOs • Scales to 500

VMs • File-level

consistency • No FT, linked

clones, physical RDM

Storage-based Replication

Storage Vendor

• Higher-end

replicating storage

• Additional replication software

• LUN – VM layout • Storage team

coordination

• Synchronous

replication • High data

volumes • Application

consistency possible

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SRM Reduces Recovery Risk With Frequent Testing

During the testing gap, organizations can’t be sure that they can recover the current IT environment

A failover scenario may take days or weeks to complete, leaving the business at extreme risk

SRM provides assurance that DR objectives will be met.

Lack of confidence in DR process

Time DR Test DR Test

TESTING GAP

Recovery Risk

Traditional Disaster Recovery

Recovery Risk

DR Test DR Test Time


Frequent DR Testing

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vCenter Site Recovery Manager Ensures Simple, Reliable DR

Provide cost-efficient replication • Built-in vSphere Replication • Broad support for storage-based replication Simplify management of recovery and migration plans • Replace manual runbooks with centralized

recovery plans • From weeks to minutes to set up new plan Automate failover and migration processes • Enable frequent non-disruptive testing • Ensure automated failover and migration • Automate failback processes

Site Recovery Manager Complements vSphere to provide the simplest and most reliable disaster protection and site migration for all applications

VMware vSphere

VMware

vCenter Server

Site Recovery

Manager

VMware

vCenter Server

Site Recovery

Manager

VMware vSphere

Site A (Primary) Site B (Recovery)

Servers Servers


Grazie