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EMC Approach for Datacenter Virtualization

Horia Constantinescu Technology Consultant Team Leader Bucharest, April 23d, 2009

The State of IT Today IT Management

Business • • • •

Requires faster IT response times Wants more value from IT Needs more from enterprise information Looks outside IT for answers/help

Web Development

Manufacturing Support

• Required to “do more with less” • Required to support business silos • Faced with underutilized assets, legacy technologies and complex infrastructures • Challenged by complexity and growth that outpace resources and skills • Desktop security and management concerns

Test

LOB Support

Characteristics of Virtualized IT Achieving an Enterprise-class Virtual Infrastructure—Leveraging People, Process and Technology y Desired end state Process

Technology

– Agile infrastructure that quickly adapts to business change – Optimized asset utilization that delivers costeffective infrastructure – Increased infrastructure efficiency that reflects operational best practices – Reduced facility and energy footprint that supports corporate cost optimization goals

People

EMCâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Virtualization Vision Network virtualization

y Virtualization across servers, storage and networks Server virtualization

WAN

Clients

Servers

LAN

Virtual infrastructure

y Enabling end-to-end dynamic provisioning, load balancing, and non-disruptive optimization of all infrastructure resources y Reducing wasted hardware, space and power; enabling automation across large pool of shared resources

SAN

y Agile, adaptive IT that delivers real-time business services

NAS

Block storage virtualization 6

Establishing a Virtualization Strategy

SPECTRUM OF VIRTUALIZATION

Server Storage File Desktop

Basic

Advanced BC/DR

Automated failover

Thin provisioning

Block storage virtualization

LUN Abstraction

Server abstraction Profile

Presentation

Policy-based file storage Application

Full desktop

Device Application Enterprise management

Network Cross Platform (Virtual and Physical)

Virtualization Phases

Virtualization Standard

NUMBER OF VMs

Where most customers get stuck

• • • • •

“VM 1st” policy Proven SLAs Compliance and security Lifecycle management Charge back models

Heavy-Use Phase

Light-Use Phase Pilot Phase • • • •

Test and dev servers Evaluate perf loads Learn management tools DAS to SAN/NAS

• Non-critical servers • Backup requirements • Evaluating for critical application usage

• Critical applications • Disaster recovery • Virtual and physical discovery, reporting and management • Performance SLAs • Tight backup windows

Virtualization Customer Entry Points How Can EMC Consulting Help? Accelerate Virtualization Adoption

y Realize the full benefit of virtualization via an enterprise strategy y Eliminate cost and risk resulting from islands of virtualization

Operational Readiness

y Convert operations from a physical to a virtual model y Leverage best of breed management and automation to direct the power of virtualization

Continuity for Virtual Environments

y Transition and improve continuity and backup service levels at reduced cost y Integrate virtual environments into enterprise protection strategy

Desktop Management and Security

y Improve and enforce security and compliance with client virtualization y Simplify desktop management using centralized resources

Virtualization Customer Entry Points EMC Consulting Offerings Accelerate Virtualization Adoption

y Virtualization Strategy Development y Virtualization Center of Excellence

Operational Readiness

y Operational Readiness y Virtualization Assessment

Continuity for Virtual Environments

y Business Continuity for VMware

Desktop Management and Security

y Virtual Desktop Plan and Design

EMC Consulting Services for Virtualization Virtualization Strategy Development Plan for adaptability, availability and expansion by establishing an enterprise virtualization strategy and actionable roadmap, with quantifiable ROI

Operational Readiness Stabilize and expand your virtualization deployment, building upon the ITIL framework and best practices with an operational design that can be extended throughout the enterprise

VMware Plan and Design Service Develop detailed virtualization plans, balancing technology and business imperatives and future

Virtual Desktop Plan and Design Analyzes current state of environment and produces a plan to derive savings from a virtual desktop implementation

Business Continuity for VMware Leverage process design, documentation and implementation of the VMware SRM Business Continuity tool in the customer environment including design of the infrastructure itself

Virtualization of Enterprise Applications Fully leverage virtualization technologies to design and deploy an enterprise architecture that improves efficiency and/or performance of the application ÂŠ Copyright 2009 EMC Corporation. All rights reserved.

EMC Global Services End-to-End Virtualization Capabilities across the Information Lifecycle CONSULTING CONSULTING

SOLUTIONS SOLUTIONS

TECHNOLOGY TECHNOLOGY DEPLOYMENT DEPLOYMENT

MANAGED MANAGED SERVICES SERVICES

EDUCATION EDUCATION

Virtualization Virtualization Strategy Strategy Development Development

EMC EMC Backup Backup and and Recovery Recovery for for VMware VMware

EMC EMC Capacity Capacity Assessment Assessment for for VMware VMware

Residency Residency Services Services

EMC EMC VMware VMware Authorized Authorized Training Training Consultant Consultant

Operational Operational Readiness Readiness

VDI VDI Solution Solution

EMC EMC Backup Backup Assessment Assessment for for VMware VMware

VMware VMware Plan Plan and and Design Design

Solutions Solutions for for Microsoft Microsoft Exchange, Exchange, Share Share Point Point

EMC EMC Design Design and and Implementation Implementation for for VMware VMware SRM SRM

Virtual Virtual Desktop Desktop Plan Plan and and Design Design

Solutions Solutions for for Oracle Oracle

Business Business Continuity Continuity for for VMware VMware Virtualization Virtualization of of Enterprise Enterprise Applications Applications

Announcing

Symmetrix V-Max Engine Building Block

Front End

Single, flexible building block

Back End

Host & Disk Ports

Front End

Back End

Host & Disk Ports

Core

Symmetrix V-Max Engine Global Memory

CPU

Complex

Virtual Matrix Interface

CPU

Complex

Global Memory

Virtual Matrix Interface

Building the Virtualized Data Center: Easily Add More Symmetrix V-Max Engines Virtual Servers

V-Max Engine

Building the Virtualized Data Center: Federate Systems Across the Data Center

V-Max Engine

Building the Virtualized Data Center: Federate Systems Across the Data Center

Hundreds of Symmetrix V-Max Engines Tens V-Max of thousands of disk drives Engine V-Max Engine V-Max Engine V-Max Engine

V-Max Engine

V-Max Engine V-Max Engine

Hundreds of Engine thousands virtual servers V-Max Engine V-Max Engine V-Max Engine V-Max Engine V-Max V-Max Engine of

V-Max Engine

V-Max Engine V-Max Engine V-Max Engine V-Max Engine Hundreds of thousands of terabytes

V-Max Engine

V-Max Engine V-Max Engine of V-Max Engine V-Max Engine Tens of millions IOPS

V-Max Engine

Storage Management Requirements in Virtual Data Centers

Fully automated storage tiering

Quickly provision on demand

FAST Auto-provisioning Thin Provisioning

Nondisruptive mobility of information

Virtual LUNs

Policy-based resource management

PowerPath

Central management and control

ControlCenter VC Plug-in

Simplify Management of Virtual Environments Management abstraction enables ease, speed, and automation VMware Infrastructure

Quickly provision resources on demand

DRS VMotion

Nondisruptive mobility of applications and data

HA vStorage VMFS

Policy-based load balancing across physical resources

vCenter

Centralized, automated management, reporting, and control

Auto-provisioning Virtual Provisioning

Tier 1

PowerPath

Tier 2

Virtual LUNs

PowerPath

ControlCenter and VMware vCenter Server Plug-in 40