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Agenda

• How does virtualization fit into Microsoft?

• What is the virtualization capability in Windows Server 2008?

• Understanding Licensing for Virtualization

Microsoft and VirtualizationAn Overview of Microsoft's Virtualization Strategy

What is Virtualization?

Virtual PresentationPresentation layer separate from process

Virtual StorageStorage and backup over the network

Virtual NetworkLocalizing dispersed resources

Virtual MachineOS can be assigned to any desktop or server

Virtual ApplicationsAny application on any computer on-demand

Interface bound to process

Storage assigned to specific locations

Network assigned to specific locations

Operating System assignedto specific hardware

Applications installed toSpecific hardware and OS

Without Virtualization With Virtualization With Microsoft’sVirtualization Solution

Infrastructure

Management

Licensing

Interoperability

Support

Virtualization Benefits

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Server Virtualization

Application VirtualizationDesktop

Virtualization

Presentation Virtualization

Management

Microsoft Virtualization ProductsA comprehensive set of virtualization products, from the data center to the desktopAssets–both virtual and physical–are managed from a single platform

Focus – Server Virtualization Hyper-V - A Hypervisor based virtualization platform

VirtualHard Disks

(VHD)

VM 1“Parent”

VM 2“Child”

VM 2“Child”

Server VirtualizationToday and Tomorrow

VirtualizationPlatform andManagement

Hardware

Windows Server 2003

Virtual Server 2005 R2

VM 2 VM 3

Microsoft Virtualization Directions* Dates for pre-released software are

subject to change

► MOM Management Pack for Virtual Server 2005► Virtual Server 2005 R2 RTM► Windows Server System Common Engineering Criteria► New server licensing for virtualization

2005

► Virtual Server 2005 R2; support for non-Windows guests► MOM management pack for Virtual Server 2005 R2 ► VHD format available via OSP► Partnerships with XenSource™, Novell®► VHD Test Drive Program► Softricity acquisition

2006

► Virtual PC 2007 RTM► Virtual Server 2005 R2 service pack► SoftGrid for Desktops available via MDOP► Windows Vista® Enterprise Centralized Desktop► System Center Virtual Machine Manager (SCVMM) RTM► Viridian CTP w/ RC0 of WS08► Hyper-V Beta w/ RC1 of WS08

2007

2008

► *Q1: Windows Server 2008 RTM ► Terminal Services

► *Hyper-V RTM within 180 days of WS08 RTM► *Q3: SoftGrid 4.5► *SCVMM v2 beta in Q1; RTM in Q3

Server Virtualization Usage Scenarios

Test and Development

Business Continuity Management

Dynamic Data Center

Production Server Consolidation

We continue to address key scenarios that help customers build a dynamic and agile data center

Hyper-V

AMD-V / Intel VT

Windows Hypervisor

VM 1“Parent”

VM 2“Child”

VM 2“Child” VHD

Greater scalability and improved performance

x64 bit host and guest supportSMP Support

Increased reliability and security

Minimal trusted code baseWindows running a foundation role

Better flexibility and manageability

Quick Migration New UIBroad management tool support including SCVMM

Monolithic vs. Microkernelized

• Monolithic hypervisor• Simpler than a modern kernel,

but still complex• Contains its own drivers model

• Microkernelized hypervisor• Simple partitioning functionality• Increase reliability and minimize

TCB• No third-party code• Drivers run within guests

VM 1(“Admin”)

VM 3

Hardware

Hypervisor

VM 2(“Child”)

VM 3(“Child”)

Virtual-ization Stack

VM 1(“Parent”)

DriversDriversDrivers DriversDriversDriversDriversDriversDriversHypervisor

VM 2

Hardware

DriversDriversDrivers

Microkernelized Hypervisor has an inherently secure architecture with minimal attack surface

VMware ESX Approach Hyper-V Approach

Focus - ManagementAn Overview of System Center Virtual Machine Manager

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Virtualization Management in System Center

Server consolidation via virtual migration

VM provisioning and configuration

Server health monitoring & management

Performance reporting and analysis

Patch management & software upgrades

VM backup and recovery

Disaster recovery

Increased Physical Server Utilization • Deploys multiple virtual servers on 1 physical

server• Increases flexibility• Sets up servers for testing• Decreases hardware costs

Centralized Management of Virtual Infrastructure• Uses MOM pack for reporting and health monitoring• Reports on consolidation candidates, utilization

trending, optimization opportunities

Rapid Provisioning of New Virtual Machines • Enables end users to use Self Service Provisioning

UI to request and place VMs • Enables administrators to configure rules and

boundaries for provisioning

A centralized management application solution forMicrosoft virtual server software.

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Speed of Provisioning (time to deploy, machine sprawl [physical and virtual])

Operational Cost (management, power,

space, risk of new systems)

Management Capability (Separate solutions for

virtual infrastructure, not integrated, specialized

staff)

Maximize Resources

Centralized virtual machine deployment and management

Intelligent placement of virtual machines

Fast and reliable physical-to-virtual-machine conversion (P2V) and virtual-to-virtual (V2V) conversion

Comprehensive service-level enterprise monitoring with Operations Manager integration

Achieve Agility

Rapid provisioning of new and virtual machines with templates and profiles

Centralized library of infrastructure components

Leverage and extend existing storage infrastructure

Allow for delegated management of VMs

Leverage Skills

Familiar interface, common foundation

Monitor physical and virtual machines from one console

Fully scriptable using Windows PowerShell™

Leverage knowledge in Active Directory® Domain Services to management of virtual machines

Customer Pain Points Virtual Machine Manager Solution

System Center Virtual Machine Manager

Focus - Licensing

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Economics of Hyper-V

The most cost-effective edition depends on the number of VMs per processor

Standard is most cost effective for 1-3 VMs on a server Enterprise is most cost effective for 4 VMs on a server and

up to 4 VMs per processor Datacenter is most cost effective for more than 4 VMs per

processor At 4 VMs per processor, Datacenter is slightly more but

provides room to grow

Server virtualization calculator:http://www.microsoft.com/windowsserver2003/howtobuy/licensing/calculator.mspx

Tools to Help Licensing

Interoperability

Supportheterogeneityacross thedatacenterOSP (Open Specification Promise) VHD

Deliver cost-effective, flexible and simplified licensingRoyalty Free VHD format

Licensing Applications

AcceleratedeploymentReduce the cost of supportingapplicationsTurn applications into dynamic, real-time services

Ease consolidationonto virtual infrastructureBetter utilizemanagementresourcesFree up IT spendingSame management tools for virtual and physical machines

Management

Create agilityBetter utilizeserver resourcesPartner with AMD and Intel

Infrastructure

Support

Terminal Services

Microsoft Virtualization

Microsoft offers a comprehensive set of virtualization products, from the data center to the desktop

Microsoft allows you to manage both virtual and physicalcomputing resources from a single management platform

The Microsoft comprehensive virtualization offering combined with a single management framework

enables customers to solve critical technology and business issues,including cost reduction, increasing availability, and enabling agility

Virtualization Resources

• System Center Virtual Machine Manager• Web: http://www.microsoft.com/scvmm

• SoftGrid• Web:

http://www.microsoft.com/systemcenter/softgrid• Terminal Services

• Blog: http://blogs.msdn.com/ts/• Newsgroup:

http://forums.microsoft.com/technet/showforum.aspx?forumid=580

• Web: http://www.microsoft.com/windowsserver2008/terminal-services

• Hyper-V• Web:

http://www.microsoft.com/windowsserver2008/virtualization

© 2007 Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved.This presentation is for informational purposes only. Microsoft makes no warranties, express or implied, in this summary.

All other trademarks are property of their respective owners. The names of actual companies and products mentioned herein may be the trademarks of their respective owners.

Customer Wins

Server consolidation through virtualization and physical and virtual machine management

Case Study: AtlantiCare• Eliminated need to expand or

relocate data center• Virtual Server 2005 used to

consolidate infrastructure and legacy application servers

• Consolidation ratio achieved of 33:2

Enable any applications to run side by side on any server at the same time

Case Study: Russell Investment Group• Consolidated servers

by over 40 percent

Highly available computing environment across disparate hardware

Case Study: Rail Manche France• Lessened system

reliability concerns• 3:1 consolidation

solution reducing space costs

• Simple disaster recovery plan

Resources

• Quick Demos• Undo is Undone

Take a 10-minute tour of virtualization snapshot management in System Center Virtualization Machine Manager 2007. Undo disk and parent/child differencing disk technologies will be discussed and demonstrated as we look at the new way System Center Virtual Machine Manager 2007 manages state.

• Everything You Need to Know About System Center Virtual Machine Manager 2007 in 15 Minutes Take a fast-paced 15-minute ride with Keith Combs as he does the whirlwind tour of

SCVMM, the Library, Self Service Portal, Windows PowerShell, and System Center Operations Manager 2007 with the Management Pack for Virtual Machines.

• Windows Server 2008 Virtualization  Take a ten-minute tour of Windows Server 2008 and the new virtualization capabilities. We’ll look at installation and setup, administrative tools, online snapshots, remote connectivity, x64 guest support, and multi-processor guest support.

• Resources for You • Read the IDC Technology Assessment: Windows Server 2008: A Pivot Point

During a Period of Substantial Technology Change• Tune in to upcoming and on-demand Windows Server 2008 TechNet webcasts,

TechNet podcasts, and TechNet chats.http://www.microsoft.com/events/series/windowsserver2008.aspx

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