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VMware Cloud Stack

Secure, Compliant, Controlled

Secure Private Cloud

End-User Computing

Modular Unified User Cloud-Ready
Desktops Management Applications

Application A

Cloud Application Platform

Cloud-Scale Open Self-Managed

Application Por

Cloud Infrastructure & Management

Efficiency Through Agility with Freedom of
Automation Security & Control Choice

Application Mobility
VMware vSphere: Foundation for Cloud C

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VMware Enabled Independent
Public Clouds Public Clouds

SaaS Other SaaS
Partners Partners

Access

PaaS Google App Engine
Partners Other Cloud
Infrastructure
Partners

rtability

vCloud
Partners

Computing

VMware Cloud Stack

Secure, Compliant, Controlled

Secure Private Cloud

End-User Computing

Modular Unified User Cloud-Ready
Desktops Management Applications

Application A

Cloud Application Platform
Your CCloud-Scale
Open Self-Managed

Application Por

Cloud Infrastructure & Management

Efficiency Through Agility with Freedom of
Automation Security & Control Choice

Application Mobility
VMware vSphere: Foundation for Cloud C

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VMware Enabled Independent
Public Clouds Public Clouds

SaaS Other SaaS
Partners Partners

Access

Cloud Google App Engine
PaaS Other Cloud
Partners Infrastructure
rtability Partners

vCloud
Partners

Computing

Case St

State, Local an

Lone Star College System

http://www.vmware.com/files/pdf/customers/VMW_10Q2

MiCloud – State of Michiga

http://www.vmware.com/files/pdf/customers/VMW_10Q2

City of Pittsburgh

http://www.vmware.com/files/pdf/customers/VMW_10Q2

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tudies

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2_CS_LONE_STAR_COLLEGE_USLET_EN.pdf

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2_CS_STATE_OF_MICHIGAN_USLET_EN.pdf

2_CS_CITY_OF_PITTSBURGH_USLET_EN.pdf

Three Core Focus Areas

Re-think End-U
Cloud Applica

Cloud Infrastructu

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User Computing
ation Platform
ure & Management

Introducing…

The Best Solution
Cloud Infrastructu

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ures

VMware vSphere 5.0: What’s Ne

vCenter Serv

Application • New HA
Services Architecture

• vMotion over
higher latency links

Availability

VMware vSphere 5

Infrastructure Compute
Services
• ESXi Convergence
• Auto Deploy
• HW version 8

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ew? • Virtual Appliance
• Web Client
ver
• 32 way SMP
• ESXi Firewall • 1 TB VMs

Security Scalability

Storage Network

• Storage DRS • Network I/O Control
• Profile-Driven Storage (per VM controls)
• VMFS 5
• Storage I/O Control (NFS) • Distributed Switch
(Netflow, SPAN, LLDP)

vCenter Server Appliance (Linux

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x)

Overview

 Run vCenter Server as a Linux-based

appliance

 Auto-deploy integrated into the appliance
 Embedded DB2 database for smaller

environments and Support for Oracle
databases for larger envronments

Benefits

 No OS dependency and licenses
 Simplified setup and config (15 minutes)
 Enables deployment choices according to

business needs or requirements

 Leverages vSphere availability features

for protection of the management layer

Web Client

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Overview
 Run and manage vSphere from any web

browser anywhere in the world

Benefits
 Platform independence
 Replaces Web Access GUI
 Building block for cloud based

administration

Application
Availability, Securi

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n Services –
ity, and Scalability

New HA Architecture

NIC Teaming VMware Fault Tolerance Storage
Multipathing High Availability vMotion
DRS Maintenance Mode
vMotion

VMware

Component

Server Storage

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Overview

 New architecture for High Availability

feature of vSphere that run a Fault
Domain Manager agent on each host

 Ability to use a storage subsystem for

communication

 One Master per cluster that monitors

host and VM availability and manages
hosts in the cluster and protected VMs

Benefits

 Simplified clustering setup and

configuration

 Enhanced reliability through better

resource guarantees and monitoring

 Enhanced scalability

Scaling Virtual Machines

4x

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Overview
 Create virtual machines with up to:
 32 vCPU
 1 TB of vRAM

Benefits
 4x size of previous vSphere versions
 Run even the largest applications in

vSphere, including very large databases

 Virtualize even more applications than

ever before (Tier 1 and 2)

Infrastructur
Compute, Stor

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re Services –
rage, Network

ESXi Convergence

vSphere ESXi

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Most Trusted

Overview
 vSphere 5.0 will utilize the ESXi

hypervisor exclusively

 ESXi is the gold standard for hypervisors

Benefits
 Thin architecture
 Smaller security footprint
 Streamlined deployment and

configuration

 Simplified patching and updating model

Auto Deploy

vCenter Server
with Auto Deploy

Image Profiles Host Profiles

vSphere vSphere vSphere

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Overview
 Deploy and patch vSphere hosts in

minutes using a new “on the fly” model

 Coordination with vSphere Host Profiles
 PXE boot based

Benefits

 Rapid provisioning: initial deployment and

patching of hosts

 Centralized host and image management
 Reduce manual deployment and patch

processes

 Great for evaluating with VCSA

Storage DRS

Storage vMotion
Datastore
Cluster

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Overview

 Group “like” datastores in a datastore

cluster in a new storage object

 Initial placement of VMs/VMDKs
 Datastore maintenance mode
 Space and I/O load balancing
 Threshold settings for latency and space

Benefits

 Scalable storage management
 Reduce time for VM provisioning
 Eliminate VM downtime for storage

maintenance

 Control out of space and I/O bottleneck

avoidance by manual making changes or
the process can be automated

Profile-Driven Storage

High IO
Throughput

Tier 1 Tier 2 Tier 3

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Overview

 Tier storage based on performance or

SLA characteristics (storage visibility)

 View a list of all compliant storage

resources

 Linking virtual machines to storage

profiles

Benefits

 Utilize the correct storage resources

every time (no mistakes)

 Help IT personnel that may not be as

familiar with storage characteristics align
with business and application goals

 Improve storage utilization and

efficiencies

 Helps Storage DRS make decisions

Screenshot showing Profile Driv

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ven Storage

Screenshot showing a non-com

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Performance Guarantees – Netw

3. w2./ OI/OthecroVntMrosls, can 1. VM requests
agrievestVaIrPveVdMs more resources

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work and Storage I/O Control

Overview

 Set up SLAs for use of storage and

network resources

 Added per virtual machine settings

for Network I/O Control

 Added NFS support for Storage I/O

Control

Benefits

 Eliminate the “noisy neighbor” problem
 More granular SLA settings for network

traffic

 Extend Storage SLAs to more VMs

Screenshot showing Network I/O

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O Control

New Virtual Machine Capabilities

Richer Desktop  3D graphics
Experience

Broader Device  Client-connec
Support  USB 3.0
 Smart Card R

Additional  Multi-core virtu
Enhancements  Extended VMw
 Mac OS X ser

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cted USB devices
Readers

ual CPUs (in GUI)
ware tools compatibility
rver support

vSphere 5: Accelerating the Path

ESX 1 ESX 2

CPU (VCPUs) 1 2

Memory (GB per VM) 2 3.6

Network (Gb/s) <.5 .9

IOPS <5,000 7,000

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h to 100% Virtualization

VMware 4x
Inf. 3
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100,000 300,000 1,000,000

Introducing…

The Best Solution
Cloud Managemen

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for
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vCloud Director enables delivery of

 Increase business agility by

empowering users to rapidly deploy
services on-demand with self-service
portals

 Reduce costs by more efficiently

delivering resources and by
consolidating and standardizing your
infrastructure

 Improve security and compliance

within multi-tenant environments with
strong access controls and vShield
security

 Enable application portability and

interoperability across clouds while
leverage existing investments

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f infrastructure as a service

Builds on vSphere and scales up to 10,000 VMs
and 25 vCenter Servers

Cloud S

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Security