vmware: my jsme “software defined”
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Marek BrazinaSr. Enterprise Management SEEastern Europe
The Future of IT is Software-Defined
VMware Delivers:The Foundation for the Software-Defined Enterprise
Applications
Traditional Modern
SaaS
Apps
Software-Defined
Data CenterHybrid
Cloud
End-User
Computing
Software-Defined
Data CenterHybrid
Cloud
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VMware’s Vision for End-User Computing
Desktop Laptop Tablet Phone Machine
Mission: Secure Virtual Workspace for Work at the Speed of Life
PCs, Laptops
Thin Clients
Tablets,
Smartphones
Desktop
Management
and Delivery
Enterprise
Mobility
Management
and Security
VMware vForum 2014 3
VMware’s Vision for the Software-Defined Data Center
Transform storage by aligningit with app demands
Management tools give way to automation
Expand virtual computeto all applications
Virtualize the network for speed and efficiency
VMware vSphere®
VMware NSX™
VMware Virtual SAN™
Virtual Volumes
VMware vRealize™
Compute
Network
Storage
Management
Software-Defined Data Center
Software-Defined Data Center: IT Outcomes
CapEx Reduction
OpEx Reduction
Improved Security
to Effort Ratio
Higher Availability
Improved Service
Delivery Time
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Data Center
Virtualization and
Standardization
Security Controls
Native to
InfrastructureStreamlined and
Automated Data
Center Operations
App and
Infrastructure
Delivery Automation
High Availability
and Resilient
Infrastructure
Software-Defined Data Center: IT Outcomes
Data Center
Virtualization and
Standardization
Security Controls
Native to
InfrastructureStreamlined and
Automated Data
Center Operations
App and
Infrastructure
Delivery Automation
High Availability
and Resilient
Infrastructure
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Data Center Virtualization and StandardizationBefore Customer Experience
High Equipment Costs
Windows
Linux
Mission Critical
Big-Data
Proprietary Hardware Silos
Manual Operations
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Data Center Virtualization and StandardizationBefore Customer Experience
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Data Center Virtualization and StandardizationAfter Customer Experience
Unit Costs Comparable to Amazon, Google…
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Data Center Virtualization and StandardizationAfter Customer Experience
Unit Costs Comparable to Amazon, Google…
Standardized Infrastructure for Traditional and New App Types
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Data Center Virtualization and StandardizationAfter Customer Experience
Unit Costs Comparable to Amazon, Google…
Standardized Infrastructure for Traditional and New App Types
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Hybrid Cloud Extensibility
Software-Defined Data Center: IT Outcomes
Data Center
Virtualization and
Standardization
Security Controls
Native to
InfrastructureStreamlined and
Automated Data
Center Operations
App and
Infrastructure
Delivery Automation
High Availability
and Resilient
Infrastructure
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Streamlined and Automated Data Center OperationsBefore Customer Experience
Right-sized VMsOverprovisioned VMs Undersized VMsIdle VMs
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Unnecessary CAPEX from Over-purchasing
Hardware
Overprovisioning of VMs and Resources
Lack of Infrastructure
Visibility
Long Mean Time to Issue Resolution
Streamlined and Automated Data Center OperationsAfter Customer Experience
Good health Abnormal healthBad health
Right-sized VMsOverprovisioned VMs Undersized VMsIdle VMs
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Optimized Performance and CapacityImproved Performance and Avoided DisruptionUnified Management of Infrastructure and
Apps
Efficient Operations reduce OpEx of IT management
Faster Mean Time to Issue Resolution
Software-Defined Data Center: IT Outcomes
Data Center
Virtualization and
Standardization
Security Controls
Native to
InfrastructureStreamlined and
Automated Data
Center Operations
App and
Infrastructure
Delivery Automation
High Availability
and Resilient
Infrastructure
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Network Virtualization Overview
Compute Virtualization Abstraction Layer
Physical Infrastructure
• Provisioning is slow
• Placement is limited
• Mobility is limited
• Hardware dependent
• Operationally intensive
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• Programmatic provisioning
• Place any workload anywhere
• Move any workload anywhere
• Decoupled from hardware
• Operationally efficient
Network Virtualization Overview
Compute Virtualization Abstraction Layer
Physical Infrastructure
• Provisioning is slow
• Placement is limited
• Mobility is limited
• Hardware dependent
• Operationally intensive
Software Defined Data Center One
Network Virtualization Abstraction Layer
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Security Controls Native to InfrastructureBefore Customer Experience
DMZ/Web VLAN
App VLAN
HR
Finance
Services/Manageme
nt VLAN
DB VLAN
HR Finance
Services Mgmt
Finance HR
Perimeter
firewall
Inside firewall
Traditional Data Center
High CapEx: Physical Firewalls to Manage Security Zones
Adding New Zones, Security Granularity Increases Admin OpEx
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Security Controls Native to InfrastructureAfter Customer Experience 1/2 (Micro Segmentation)
Perimeter
firewall
DMZ/Web
App
DB
HR Group
App
DMZ/Web
DB
Finance Group
Services Mgmt
Services/Management
Group
NSX Data Center
Virtualized Network and Security Services Tied to Workloads, Reduce Admin OpEx
Reduced Number of Firewalls While Increasing Security Separation, Reduces Firewall CapEx
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Next Level in Data Center Network SecurityPerimeter-centric network security has proven insufficient and micro-segmentation is operationally infeasible in a traditional physical network environment
Micro-segmentationvia NSX
Internet
Traditional Approach
Internet
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Software-Defined Data Center: IT Outcomes
Data Center
Virtualization and
Standardization
Security Controls
Native to
InfrastructureStreamlined and
Automated Data
Center Operations
App and
Infrastructure
Delivery Automation
High Availability
and Resilient
Infrastructure
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High Availability and Resilient InfrastructureBefore Customer Experience
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Slow and unreliable
recovery times
Site BSite A
Increased CapEx due
to duplicate server HW
High CapEx on storage
HW for data protection
High OpEx because
of management silos
High Availability and Resilient InfrastructureAfter Customer Experience
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Site BSite A
Reduced CapEx on
HW at both sites
Minimal downtime from
local or site failures
Lower OpEx to manage app
availability and data protection
Flexible deployment
models for DR
Software-Defined Data Center: IT Outcomes
Data Center
Virtualization and
Standardization
Security Controls
Native to
InfrastructureStreamlined and
Automated Data
Center Operations
App and
Infrastructure
Delivery Automation
High Availability
and Resilient
Infrastructure
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App and Infrastructure Delivery AutomationBefore Customer Experience
Capacity
Integration Validation
Provisioning
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App and Infrastructure Delivery AutomationRapid Application Delivery with Policy-Based Infrastructure Automation
Request Approve Provision Manage
Serviceblueprints
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Software-Defined Data Center IT Outcomes: Summary
Data Center
Virtualization and
Standardization
Security Controls
Native to
InfrastructureStreamlined and
Automated Data
Center Operations
App and
Infrastructure Delivery
Automation
High Availability
and Resilient
Infrastructure
CapEx Reduction
OpEx Reduction
Improved Security
to Effort Ratio
Higher Availability
Faster
Time-to-Market
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• Builds on trusted technology:
– vSphere + Virtual SAN + Log Insight + EVO:RAIL Engine
• Prescribed 2U/4N platform from qualified partners
• Automated scale out up to 4 HCIAs
• Time to value to first VM as little as 15 minutes
• Non disruptive patch & upgrade
• Primary use cases:
Key Features
Hyper-Converged Infrastructure Appliance (HCIA)
x1
x2
x3
x4
TOR Switch
ROBOVirtual Private
CloudVDI
General
Purpose
Fully Configured and Ready within (as Little as) 15 Minutes
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Simplify Operations
• Fully automated installation and configuration
• Globally configure:
– Passwords
– NTP servers
– Syslog servers
– Time zone
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Automatic Scale Out
• Scales out to 4 EVO:RAIL HCIAs in a cluster for version 1.0
– 4 EVO:RAIL appliances = 16 ESXi hosts
• Provides peer awareness through IPv6 auto-discovery and mDNS
• Add new appliance to existing environment with 1 click
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Zero Downtime Upgrade and Patch Management
• Upgrades and patches with no workload downtime
• Update full clusters in just a couple of clicks
– vCenter Server, ESXi, EVO:RAIL engine
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Easy VM Management
• Same ease of management for virtual machines!
• Highly intuitive, minimizes clicks
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Easy Hardware Monitoring
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Questions?
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