MANAGED

Virtualisation

Julian DattaChannel Development Manager

Virtualisation & ManagementMicrosoft UKjulian.datta@microsoft.com

Enabling business continuitythrough virtualisation.

Virtualisation brings new agility

• Server Virtualisation involves the creation and management of virtual machines (VM)

• A virtual machine is a software implementation of a machine that executes programs like a physical machine

• A VM is effectively, a file, and thus, opens up new opportunities around migrations, upgrades, backups, and DR

What is Hyper-V?

• Hyper-V is Microsoft’s next generation hypervisor (virtualisation layer) and is available in 2 forms.

• Hyper-V offers a compelling, cost effective virtualisation platform, with high levels of performance, and scalability.

• Hyper-V takes advantage of the latest innovation in server hardware technology.

The 2 sides of Hyper-V…

Local High Availability

1. 2 Hyper-V R2 Nodes in a Failover Cluster. Each Node has 2 VMs running.VMs are stored on the SAN.

2. Node 1 Fails, and also brings down 2 VMs

3. Failover Clustering in Hyper-V R2 ensures that VMs restart on Node 2 of the Hyper-V Cluster

SAN

Geographical Business Continuity

SAN

Site A

DR SITE

REPLICATION

There are multiple ways of achieving geographical disaster recovery and business continuity, however one of the easiest, and most cost-effective, is through technologies provided by Partners like DoubleTake.

Live Migration - Daytime Business Continuity

1. 2 Hyper-V R2 Nodes in a Failover Cluster. Each Node has 2 VMs running.VMs are stored on the SAN.

2. We decide we’d like to Live Migrate a VM from Node 1 to Node 2.

3. Live Migration in Hyper-V R2 ensures that VMs are migrated with no downtime.

SAN

Business continuity throughproactive management.

Maximising investments from Server…Server Management Suite

…to Desktop

Physical

Virtual

Server Management Suite

Virtual Machine Manager 2008 R2• Multi-Hypervisor

• P2V & V2V

• Live Migration Support

• Quick Storage Migration

• OpsMgr Integration:

• Unlocks PRO

• Rapid Provisioning

• Intelligent Placement

• Library & Web Portal

• AD Integration

• Granular Management

• PowerShell

• Maintenance Mode

Operations Manager 2007 R2• X-Platform Monitoring

• Rich Monitoring

• Rich Reporting

• Graphical Dashboards

• Hardware & Software

• End to End Services

• Routine Automation

• Physical or Virtual

• 3rd Party Integration

• Client Monitoring

• Heavily Extensible

Configuration Manager 2007 R2• Centralised Deployment

• Zero-Touch OS Deployment

• Granular Patch Deployment

• Installable-App Deployment

• App-V Deployment

• Asset Intelligence

• Desired Configurations

• Rich Graphical Reporting

• Network Access Protection

• R3 brings:

• Power Management

• Granular Control & Reporting

Data Protection Manager 2010• Continuous Data Protection of

Windows Apps and File Servers

• To Disk, Tape & Cloud• Windows Server 2003 -> 2008 R2

• SQL Server 2000 -> 2008 R2

• Exchange 2003 -> 2010

• SharePoint 2003 -> 2010

• Dynamics AX 2009

• SBS/EBS 2008

• SAP on SQL

• Virtualisation Protection• Item-level Restore

• Alternate Site Recovery

• Industry-leading Client Protection• XP -> Windows 7

• Scalable, Integrated, Auto-Protecting, Enables DR

Case Studies

• Kentucky Community and TechnicalCollege System (KCTCS)

• Exchange 2010

• Hyper-V R2

• System Center – OM, DPM, VMM

• Backup down from 20 hours, to 15 minutes

• 70% performance increase for Exchange

• Performance enhanced through proactive monitoring

• “We’re able to see issues that could lead to downtime. When problems do arise, we can resolve them 66% faster”

Summary

• Business Continuity has new opportunities with Virtualisation

• Enhanced with Partner solutions

• Management is an important component in business continuity:

• Proactive Planning

• Proactive Monitoring

• Proactive Protection & Archiving

• Proactive centralised configuration

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