1、 2007 Microsoft Corporation.All rights reserved 2007 Microsoft Corporation.All rights reserved 2007 Microsoft Corporation.All rights reserved Microsoft virtualization investmentsMicrosoft virtualization technologiesScenarios for using virtualizationIdentifying virtualization candidatesBuilding a vir
2、tualization environment 2007 Microsoft Corporation.All rights reserved Improve UtilizationConsolidation increases hardware utilizationScales on MP/multi-core systemsLower Operational CostsManagement tools reduce costsWorkloads can be hardware agnosticIncrease AvailabilityFor planned and unplanned do
3、wntimeBuilding block for business continuityIncrease ResponsivenessRapid and self provisioning of services 2007 Microsoft Corporation.All rights reserved Create agilityBetter utilizeserver resourcesPartner with AMD and IntelEase consolidationonto virtual infrastructureBetter utilizemanagementresourc
4、esFree up IT spendingSupportheterogeneityacross thedatacenterOSP(Open Specification Promise)VHDAcceleratedeploymentReduce the cost of supportingapplicationsTurn applications into dynamic,real-time servicesDeliver cost-effective,flexible and simplified licensing 2007 Microsoft Corporation.All rights
5、reserved Windows Server Enterprise/Datacenter Includes 4/Unlimited virtual instancesWindows Vista(Software Assurance Customer Benefit)Allows Vista Enterprise Centralized Desktop deploymentsLicensing per Virtual ProcessorSQL Server,BizTalk Server,etc.Instance Based LicensingWill enable new usage mode
6、lsDemo Distribution of Virtual Images 2007 Microsoft Corporation.All rights reserved Improved performance and scalability100%improvement on transactional workloads64-bit(x64)host support for greater scalabilityHigh availabilityHost clustering for both planned and unplanned downtimeLinux guest suppor
7、t!Free!2007 Microsoft Corporation.All rights reserved Intel Virtualization Technology/AMDV supportIncreased reliability and performanceMuch better experience when consolidating LinuxVSS supportImproved Backup and DR scenariosVHD Mounting on hostvhdmount/m/f 2007 Microsoft Corporation.All rights rese
8、rved Hypervisor based solution for WindowsIntegrated virtualization Windows Server roleNew IO sharing model for better performanceStandards based management APIWindows virtualization platform for partners 2007 Microsoft Corporation.All rights reserved 2007 Microsoft Corporation.All rights reserved V
9、irtualization Management CapabilitiesVirtual Machine ManagerOperation ManagerConfiguration ManagerData Protection ManagerServer consolidation through virtual migrationXVirtual machine provisioning and configuration XServer health monitoring,managementXPerformance reporting,analysisXPatch management,
10、software upgradesXVirtual machine backup and restoreXDisaster RecoveryX 2007 Microsoft Corporation.All rights reserved DEMO 2007 Microsoft Corporation.All rights reserved Customer Pain PointsVirtual Machine Manager Solution 2007 Microsoft Corporation.All rights reserved Administrator ConsoleDelegate
11、d Provisioning UIWindows PowerShellCentralized LibrarySCVMM AgentVMVMVMVM 2007 Microsoft Corporation.All rights reserved Live ThumbnailHost GroupsCentralized LibraryVMViewsContext Sensitive Actions 2007 Microsoft Corporation.All rights reserved Every VMM component is now remotely installableSCVMM Se
12、rver,Library Server,Self Service Portal,DatabaseSupport for hosts in a Perimeter NetworkRemote Administrator ConsoleCompletely new UI based on the System Center Framework-same as System Center Operations Manager,Service Desk,etc.64-bit VMM Server support Physical to Virtual Conversions(Windows Serve
13、r 2003 and Windows 2000)Operations Manager 2007 Management Pack and ReportsBetter overall performance,scalabilityEvery feature from Beta1 includes more functionalityPowerShell support with documentation-automate away!2007 Microsoft Corporation.All rights reserved Physical consolidationImprove and ma
14、ximize hardware utilizationConsolidate workloads onto fewer highly scalableand reliable enterprise class serversReduce TCOPhysical plantReduce electrical costs for cooling and serverpower consumptionReduce datacenter physical footprintServer managementEase management and reduce operational costsby m
15、oving to a standardized platformIncrease business agility by moving to dynamic platformServer consolidation is the fundamental drivingforce behind the virtualization of servers 2007 Microsoft Corporation.All rights reserved Physical consolidationImprove and maximize hardware utilizationConsolidate w
16、orkloads onto fewer serversReduce TCOPhysical plantReduce electrical costs for cooling and server power consumptionReduce physical footprintLifecycle managementReduce time to migrate new software from Dev to Test to ProductionIncrease business agility by moving to a dynamic platformStreamline test a
17、nd development effortsReduce time provisioning test/development environmentsRapid duplication of a production environment Maximizing test hardware,reducing costs,improving lifecycle management,and improving test coverage 2007 Microsoft Corporation.All rights reserved Business continuity is a compreh
18、ensiveprocess that includesDisaster and business recoveryBusiness resumption and contingency planningFor a global organization,this is particularly difficultas they provide“follow the sun”servicesEnsure continuity or uninterrupted provisionof operations and servicesReduce service interruptionsProvid
19、e scalable,high-availability solutionsImprove disaster and business recoveryProvide robust enterprise managementBusiness Continuity Management is the ability to minimize scheduled and unscheduled downtime 2007 Microsoft Corporation.All rights reserved The vast majority of workloads perform equitably
20、 in virtual machines as to similarly configured physical computersVirtual Server 2005 R2Uniprocessor3.6GB RAMWindows Server virtualizationUp to 4 processors per virtual machineOver 32GB RAM 2007 Microsoft Corporation.All rights reserved Microsoft Operation Manager provides candidate identification r
21、eportMonitors physical computers to identify consolidation opportunitiesAlways test workloads under virtualizationAvoid unpleasant issuesYou may be pleasantly surprised 2007 Microsoft Corporation.All rights reserved If you could build a virtualization infrastructure how would you do it?What hardware
22、 would you use?How would you manage it?Bare metal deploymentVirtualization deploymentOverall Systems ManagementServicingBackupGeo-cluster replication 2007 Microsoft Corporation.All rights reserved Windows Server Longhorn x64 Edition EE/DTCServer Core InstallationQuad processor/Quad CoreAMD-V or Inte
23、l VT64 GB of memory2 GB per core minimum4 GB per core recommendedStorageDual 4 Gb Fibre ChannelMulti-path I/ONetworking1 NIC for management1 quad-port Gb/E PCI-E for VMs 2007 Microsoft Corporation.All rights reserved DomainControllerEthernet 2007 Microsoft Corporation.All rights reserved Virtualizat
24、ion ConfigurationWindows Server 2008 x64 Edition EE/DTCQuad Proc/Quad Core with AMD-V or Intel VT64GB Memory2 2Gb FC configured for multi-path I/O in parent1 NIC dedicated to management4 NICs for virtual machinesVirtualization Farm 1(14+2 Servers)DomainControllerEthernet 2007 Microsoft Corporation.A
25、ll rights reserved Virtualization ConfigurationWindows Server 2008 x64 Edition EE/DTCQuad Proc/Quad Core with AMD-V or Intel VT64GB Memory2 2Gb FC configured for multi-path I/O in parent1 NIC dedicated to management4 NICs for virtual machinesVirtualization Farm 1(14+2 Servers)32-PortFibre ChannelSwi
26、tchSANDomainController32 connectionsEthernet 2007 Microsoft Corporation.All rights reserved System CenterConfiguration ManagerVirtualization ConfigurationWindows Server 2008 x64 Edition EE/DTCQuad Proc/Quad Core with AMD-V or Intel VT64GB Memory2 2Gb FC configured for multi-path I/O in parent1 NIC d
27、edicated to management4 NICs for virtual machinesVirtualization Farm 1(14+2 Servers)32-PortFibre ChannelSwitchSANDomainController32 connectionsEthernet 2007 Microsoft Corporation.All rights reserved System CenterConfiguration ManagerSystem CenterVirtual Machine ManagerVirtualization ConfigurationWin
28、dows Server 2008 x64 Edition EE/DTCQuad Proc/Quad Core with AMD-V or Intel VT64GB Memory2 2Gb FC configured for multi-path I/O in parent1 NIC dedicated to management4 NICs for virtual machinesVirtualization Farm 1(14+2 Servers)32-PortFibre ChannelSwitchSANDomainController32 connectionsEthernet 2007
29、Microsoft Corporation.All rights reserved System CenterConfiguration ManagerSystem CenterVirtual Machine ManagerSystem CenterOperations ManagerVirtualization ConfigurationWindows Server 2008 x64 Edition EE/DTCQuad Proc/Quad Core with AMD-V or Intel VT64GB Memory2 2Gb FC configured for multi-path I/O
30、 in parent1 NIC dedicated to management4 NICs for virtual machinesVirtualization Farm 1(14+2 Servers)32-PortFibre ChannelSwitchSANDomainController32 connectionsEthernet 2007 Microsoft Corporation.All rights reserved System CenterConfiguration ManagerSystem CenterVirtual Machine ManagerSystem CenterO
31、perations ManagerSystem CenterData Protection ManagerVirtualization ConfigurationWindows Server 2008 x64 Edition EE/DTCQuad Proc/Quad Core with AMD-V or Intel VT64GB Memory2 2Gb FC configured for multi-path I/O in parent1 NIC dedicated to management4 NICs for virtual machinesVirtualization Farm 1(14
32、+2 Servers)32-PortFibre ChannelSwitchSANDomainController32 connectionsEthernet 2007 Microsoft Corporation.All rights reserved System CenterConfiguration ManagerSystem CenterVirtual Machine ManagerSystem CenterOperations ManagerSystem CenterData Protection ManagerVirtualization ConfigurationWindows S
33、erver 2008 x64 Edition EE/DTCQuad Proc/Quad Core with AMD-V or Intel VT64GB Memory2 2Gb FC configured for multi-path I/O in parent1 NIC dedicated to management4 NICs for virtual machinesVirtualization Farm 1(14+2 Servers)32-PortFibre ChannelSwitchWANReplicationSANDomainController32 connectionsEthern
34、et 2007 Microsoft Corporation.All rights reserved Traditional Non-Virtualized EnvironmentDowntime is bad,but affects one workloadVirtualized EnvironmentValue of the physical server goes upDowntime is far worse because multiple workloads are affectedVirtualization and High Availability Go Hand in Han
35、d 2007 Microsoft Corporation.All rights reserved High Availability:Planned and unplanned downtimePlanned downtimeQuickly move virtualized workloads to service underlying hardwareUnplanned downtimeAutomatic failover to other nodes(hardware or power failure)Additional benefitsGuest OS agnosticIncrease
36、s availability for applications not developed with high availability in mind 2007 Microsoft Corporation.All rights reserved Technical Communities,Webcasts,Blogs,Chats&User Groupshttp:/ Microsoft Developer Network(MSDN)&TechNet http:/ http:/ Trial Software and Virtual Labshttp:/ Microsoft Learning an
37、d Certificationhttp:/ Virtualization Resourceshttp:/ Professional Microsoft Virtual Server 2005 http:/ 2007 Microsoft Corporation.All rights reserved 4th FloorRoom 401:DAT314 by Bob BeaucheminRoom 403:ILL10 by MCTRoom 404-405:MGT315 by Daniel LaiRoom 406-407:BIN320 by Lawrence Tse6th FloorRoom 604:C
38、LI328 by Howard ChowRoom 605:OFC345 by Raymond YuenRoom 606-607:ARC381 by Ron Jacobs,Microsoft Room 608:UNC334 by Benjamin Chau,Microsoft 2007 Microsoft Corporation.All rights reserved Instructor-led Lab at Room 403 Evaluation form -Collect the full set of Tech-Ed pinsTechnology Expo at 6/F Collect
39、stamps and join the lucky draw Daily Grand prizes:Xbox 360,O2 Xda Atom Life&Dopod C730 You Speak.We Listen.Closing Keynote on Aug 30 Grand Prize Sponsor:Lenovo-Lenovo Think Pad R61 or Lenovo 2000 Y410 Rate Your Favorite Speakers at 4/F.2007 Microsoft Corporation.All rights reserved 2007 Microsoft Co
40、rporation.All rights reserved 2007 Microsoft Corporation.All rights reserved.Microsoft,Windows,Windows Vista and other product names are or may be registered trademarks and/or trademarks in the U.S.and/or other countries.The information herein is for informational purposes only and represents the cu
41、rrent view of Microsoft Corporation as of the date of this presentation.Because Microsoft must respond to changing market conditions,it should not be interpreted to be a commitment on the part of Microsoft,and Microsoft cannot guarantee the accuracy of any information provided after the date of this
42、 presentation.MICROSOFT MAKES NO WARRANTIES,EXPRESS,IMPLIED OR STATUTORY,AS TO THE INFORMATION IN THIS PRESENTATION.2007 Microsoft Corporation.All rights reserved Accelerate migration from Novell to Windows without adding data center space Move legacy applications to supported hardware to increase r
43、eliabilityImprove the efficiency with which servers could be deployed,re-imaged,and retired for developersVirtual Server 2005 used to consolidate infrastructure and legacy application servers Consolidation ratio achieved of 33:2Eliminated need to expand or relocate data centerReduced server operatin
44、g and management costsVirtual machine deployment in less than 5 minutes vs physical machine deployment of 10 days 2007 Microsoft Corporation.All rights reserved Migrate existing servers to a more beneficial arrangement with minimum downtimeHardware upgrades for improved throughput and performanceBro
45、ught in Heartland Technology Solutions Used Virtual Server and VSMT for server migrationAll services running and available during migrationReduced deployment time by 25%Reduced recovery costs by 90%Minimal service disruption 2007 Microsoft Corporation.All rights reserved Remove fragility of existing
46、 servers that were running core businessesImprove manageability of existing serversFree-up datacenter spaceVirtual Server 2005 used to consolidate servers Consolidated 7 servers onto a single server 25%lower hardware costs60%less deployment timeLess datacenter space neededImproved fault toleranceBet
47、ter manageability 2007 Microsoft Corporation.All rights reserved Slow the growth of servers in data center and test/dev labEliminate need to build additional data center spaceVirtual Server 2005 used to consolidate test/dev servers Consolidation ratio of 4:1 in Claims Technology Services GroupCOM AP
48、I used to leverage scripts to automatically deploy new server builds50%decrease in server hardware growth(expect to reduce new server count by 114 in 2004)Estimate savings of US$7.5M over 5 yearsReduced server provisioning time from 4 weeks to just a few minutesDelayed or eliminated need for additio
49、nal data center space 2007 Microsoft Corporation.All rights reserved Reduce maintenance costs by replacing aging mainframe gatewaysProvide redundancy and failover capabilities for disaster recovery Brought in Interlink Group,a regional solutions providerConsolidated the gateways with virtual machine
50、s using Virtual Server 2005Provided failover and redundancy capability using network attached storage for key filesReduced hardware costs by$25000Cut switch port costs by$10000Prevented downtime costs of$2500 per hourReduced failover timeFaster application response 2007 Microsoft Corporation.All rig
