1. OVERVIEW OF MICROSOFT PRIVATE CLOUD Kwan TheanKeong (MVP SCOM) Lai YoongSeng (MVP VM) Redynamics Asia System Management SdnBhd July 12, 2011 Slide 1
2. Session Objective and Takeaways Objectives: Overview of Private Cloud Infrastructure As A Service (IaaS) Virtualization Management Monitoring Automation Key Takeaways: Journey to Private Cloud Management & Automation Slide 2
3. Private Cloud Private Cloud On-Premises Implementation of cloud services on resources that are dedicated to your organization, whether they exist on-premises or off-premises
6. Why Infrastructure As A Service? INFRASTRUCTURE TODAY INFRASTRUCTURE AS A SERVICE LOW UTILIZATION MODERATE TO HEAVY UTILIZATION LITTLE TO NO AUTOMATION HIGHLY AUTOMATED LOW SERVER TO IT STAFF RATIO HIGH SERVER TO IT STAFF RATIO STATIC DEPLOYMENT FOR PEAK SCALE DYNAMIC DEPLOYMENT FOR BALANCE FULLY PHYSICAL PHYSICAL AND VIRTUAL DIFFICULT PATH TO PAAS AND PUBLIC CLOUD PATH TO PAAS AND PUBLIC CLOUD PRIVATE CLOUD
7. Windows Server 2008 R2 SP1 Dynamic Memory RemoteFX Microsoft RemoteFXleverages the power of virtualized graphics resources and advanced codecs to recreate the fidelity of hardware-assisted graphics acceleration, including support for 3D content and Windows Aero, on a remote user’s device. Dynamic Memory allows the allocation of a range of memory (min and max) to individual VMs, enabling the system to dynamically adjust the VM’s memory usage based on demand.
12. Virtual Infrastructure Management A centralized, heterogeneous management solution for the virtual datacenter Support for new WS2008 R2 SP1 features Dynamic Memory & RemoteFX Integrated Management Multi-Hypervisor support P2V & V2V New ! VMM 2008 R2 SP1
14. Quick Storage Migration (QSM) Source Disk Destination Disk Ability to migrate VM storage to new location Minimizes downtime during transfer Simple single-click operation
15. VMM Self Service Portal (SSP 2.0) Network Storage Compute Self-Service Portals Reporting & Charge-back Onboarding, Approval, VM provisioning, Delegation Reservation and allocation charges Charge-back and reporting to the service consumer based on actual usage (with 3rd party solutions) Extensibility Network Storage Compute Hardware/ software resources
16. Self Service Portal (SSP 2.0) Shared Resource Pool of Network Storage Compute HR Shared Resource Pool of Legal Manufacturing Sales Benefits Infrastructure Infrastructure Service B Infrastructure Service A Production Environment Test/Dev Environment Web Front Ends Reporting Servers Web Front Ends Reporting Servers Service Role Service Role Service Role Service Role Network Storage Compute Dev Net Virtual LAN Corp Net Resources: Network access, storage allocation & quotas, access control Resources: Network access, storage allocation & quotas, access control
19. Monitoring Private cloud infrastructure The Microsoft private cloud helps IT administrators to monitor every major component of the solution and to generate alerts based on performance, capacity, and availability metrics.” Effectively monitoring cloud components requires checking for problems with hosts, host groups, guests, services, server resources, and system resources. Automated monitoring: Helps to ensure that the performance requirements of service level agreements (SLAs) are being met. Helps to detect and address issues, such as a bottleneck in server performance or a need to add resources, before productivity is affected. Helps to identify key service improvement areas for continuous service improvement & delivery
20. 360 – Holistic View of your ITaaS Health 360 is a function of monitoring that gives customers visibility to the underlying application environment(s) or infrastructure Consistent UX (Console, Web, SharePoint) End User Experience (Synthetic Transactions) Improved CIO Application Monitoring (.NET, J2E) New Service Owner Infrastructure Monitoring (OS, SQL, IIS) Infrastructure Monitoring (Network) Infra Owner New
21. Monitoring in the Cloud Infrastructure & Service Monitoring Demo Slide 21
23. Automating Business Process Incident Management Virtual Machine Life-Cycle Management Change and Configuration Management Automate provisioning, resource allocation and retirement Extend virtual machine management to the cloud Orchestrate incident management and resolution Integrate across monitoring tools, service desks, and configuration management databases (CMDBs) Scale automated configuration across platforms and tools Ensure reliable change with intelligent workflow branching
31. Responding to incidentsChange Control Multiple Service Desks Capacity Management Release Management SLA adherence issues Rapid change environments Diverse system integrations Patch Remediation
34. Let’s Recap Install Windows Server 2008 R2 SP1 Standardize Management with System Management Virtualize with Hyper-V 1 2 3
35. Resources Join Malaysia Community :- MVUG or SCUG @ Cloud Power - http://www.microsoft.com/cloud/ Private Cloud - http://www.microsoft.com/privatecloud/ Hyper-V- http://www.microsoft.com/windowsserver2008/en/us/hyperv.aspx Microsoft System Center - http://www.microsoft.com/systemcenter/ Lai’s Blog- http://www.ms4u.info Kwan’s Blog - http://systemcenter.blogspot.com
Editor's Notes
Greeting – Welcome & Good AfternoonIntroduce ourselves
Before we go deep, there are 5 layer which help to construct Private CloudCore Infrastructure.Start to virtualize by using Hyper-VCannot run alone with Application InterfacePerform automation Lastly, not to forget- Management
Without wasting time, let look into the basic foundation by looking into virtualization platform
Now, Let do comparison between today infrastructure vs futureIaas.There are 6 reasons why you should move to using Hyper-V as a foundation for IaasQ. Pls raise your hand for organization which has start to implement Virtualization?Left – Current infrastructureRight – Future InfrastructureInfrastructure as a Service is an evolution in the way business will consume IT. There are a number of ways that IaaS improves on the way infrastructure is delivered today.Utilization – Today’s infrastructure must be designed for the worst case scenario of high demand. The end result is the low utilization of servers. With IaaS, utilization increases to take better advantage of the investment in hardware. Automation – Today’s infrastructure has little to no automation. One of the key tenets of IaaS uses high automation which lays the groundwork for things like self service.Server/User Ratio – In today’s infrastructure each IT administrator can manage fewer servers due to the lack of automation and other advances. With IaaS and its advances each IT administrator can manage more servers. Deployment Scale – Today infrastructure must be designed for peak scale only. With IaaS the infrastructure capacity can grow and shirk dynamically based on demandPhysical vs. Virtual – Today’s infrastructure is mostly physical. IaaS is uses more virtualization to increase utilization and provide dynamic scalePath to the Future – Todays infrastructure make the transition to the public cloud and PaaS difficult. IaaS makes that path clearer and easierIn the end, it’s all about efficiencySo based on 6 reason which I just mentioned, we hope that you will start to look into using Microsoft-Hyper-V as a a foundation to move toward Iaas.
Now, something to share. Microsoft has just recently release SP1 for Windows Server 2008 R2. Most of the time, when we look into SP mean for patches.But this time around, besides than patches- Microsoft introduce 2 new featuresDynamic Memory – which allow you to increase the density and increase the amount of memory based on workloadRemoteFX- which allow you to have a high definition of user experience when you’re using VM. What does this mean?It mean- in future you will see your server included with 3d card
1st demo
Back to the slide- we will look into management component
Now we look into system center portfolio which provide system management on your private cloud.There are 6 products1. Provide incident/ change management which we do using SM2. VMM to allow you to manage physical and virtual machine in your private cloud3. CM which allow you to secure your environment by patching, os, software deployment4. SCOM which provide end to end monitoring to your private cloud. You can use this product to monitor network, storage and compute resources and application.5. DPM allow to protect your infrastructure and application.Lastly, SCO formerly know as Opalis which automate the workflow with Microsoft product and third parthy product. It does not replace any product but allow you to automate, orchestrate and integrate the product together.
We start talking about virtualization. Let start with the product which you use to manage the physical host and virtual machine.
Let me start to talk on 1st:- System Center Product:- VMM.Something news as well, in order to have Dynamic Memory & RemoteFX, you can upgrade your existing VMM to SP1Another Cool features is integrated management- you can integrate SM, SCCM, SCOM, DPM to provide a compute suite.In term of managing heterogonous management, you use VMM to manageLastly, P2V and V2VAnimation show ….
You have virtualization & VMM . Now let move your infra to next level:- Provide your infra as a service.SSP:-Allow to combine network, storage and compute to turn as a service. User don’t touch the infrastructure.4 features available on SSP 2.0:-Resource pooling - grouping of available network, storage and compute resources into logical pool1.Self Service Portal.- presented through web interface to submit request, select template and provision VM2.Chargeback- provide the tools for tracking usage and chargeback based on resource allocation and usage.3.Reporting - You can have dashboard on infrastructure and view the resources usage according to business unit. This dashboard is available on Sharepoint.4. Lastly, in term extensibility- Out of the box, SSP allow principal vendor to modify action or add own script to perform customization.
