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© 2015 VMware Inc. All rights reserved.
EVO:RAILThe ideal hyper-converged infrastructure appliance for your VMs
VMworld 2015
Erik Bussink, Solution Architect17 Septembre 2015•
VMware’s approach to HCI starts from vSphere and Virtual SAN
Virtualized Server Rack with Standalone Storage and Networking
External SAN Server Rack
Physical Convergence of Storage and Networking on Commodity x86 Hardware
Server Rack
InfrastructureShift
Network
Multiple Paths to Hyper-Converged Infrastructure
Software + Hardware
Ready NodeSoftware
Integrated Systems
Flexibility
Ease of Use
Unprecedented Hyper-Converged Customer Momentum
2000+ Customers
In my experience VMware solutions are rock solid…we’re ready to nearly double our Virtual SAN deployment.“
”EVO:RAIL adoption has lowered our TCO by 40%.“ ”
Key Features• Scalable and modular architecture housed in a small form factor– 2U/4N form factor including compute, storage, network and management resources– Flexible hardware configuration (up to 100 configuration options)– Linear and automated scale out design, up to 16 appliances (64 nodes)
• Fully orchestrated deployment, configuration and management– First VM in minutes (from power up) – Radically simple management of your VM, appliance, cluster and across clusters– Non-disruptive updates
• High performance and resiliency– For all virtualized workloads, including tier-1 apps
– Four independent ESXi hosts for non-disruptive migration during planned maintenance or failure– vSphere HA, vMotion, DRS and Virtual SAN for high availability
• Reduce complexity and support costs, and time to recovery– Single point of support for both hardware and software– Advanced log analysis capabilities
• 8 Global Qualified EVO:RAIL Partners
New
2U
4 NodesForm Factor
Processor
Memory
Storage
NetworkCopper
128GB 192GB 256GB 512GB
6 cores 8 cores 10 cores 12 cores
Fiber
Per server node (x4 per appliance)
2 x 10GbE NIC port and 1 x 1GbE out-of-band management port
384GB
18 cores
1 X 400GBSSD
Option 1:
3 X 1.2TBHDD
1 X 800GBSSD
5 X 1.2TBHDD
Option 2:
~ 22TB Virtual SAN datastore per appliance ~13TB Virtual SAN datastore per appliance
Dual Intel E5 Ivy Bridge and/or Haswell processor
Hardware flexibility
200 VMs500 Desktops
400 VMs1000 Desktops
600VMs1500 Desktops
800 VMs 2000 Desktops
Simplified Linear Scale Out
• Scale performance, bandwidth, and capacity by simply adding appliances – Each appliance adds compute, networking, and storage resources in minutes
• New appliances are automatically discovered– Add to the cluster with zero configuration
• Supports 16 appliances (64 hosts) in v2
General-purpose VM profile: 2 vCPU, 4GB vMEM,60GB of vDisk, with redundancyHorizon View virtual desktop profile: 2 vCPU, 2GB vMEM, 32GB vDisk linked clones
ü ElasticGrow on demand up to 16 appliances (64 nodes)
ü FastAdd a new appliance in minutes
ü Non-disruptive No app downtime
X16in a
cluster
10,000+ VMs*in a single cluster
* Number of VMs varies based on VM profiles and hardware specifications
VMworld 2014 April 2015 VMworld 2015
Linear Scalability
• Easily add up to 16 appliances for increased capacity
• All virtualized workloads running on VMware, including mission-critical and tier-1 apps
• Application uptime ensured through HA, DRS, Virtual SAN and EVO:RAIL™Engine
• Up to 4000 virtual desktops*• Handle peak performance requirements (boot, login, read/write storms)
• Quick and easy deployment and configuration
• Add-On Horizon for EVO:RAIL™
• Consistent footprint and deployment operations
• IT-in-a-box• Simplified user experience ideal for non-VMware experts
• Quick and easy deployment and configuration
• Service Provider VPC building block for MSP and hosting
• Consistently and easily deployed on-prem and off-prem (colo)
• Quick and easy scale-out appliances to increase capacity
ROBO Virtual Private CloudVDIServer
Workloads
Use Cases
* Number of VMs varies based on VM profiles and hardware specifications
1 Year
Coming Soon
EVO:RAIL 1.2vSphere Loyalty
Program
EVO:RAIL 1.1Scale up to 8 appliances
VMworld2014
EVO:RAIL 1.0
Dec2014
3 QEPsShipping
8 QEPsShipping
Flexible Hardware
Configurations
April2015
May2015
June2015
July2015
QEPs: Qualified EVO:RAIL Partners – DELL, EMC, Fujitsu, Hitachi Data Systems, NetApp, SuperMicro, NetOne, Inspur
EVO:RAIL is 1 year old and it is only the start…
EVO:RAIL 2.0
§ Fully leverages vSphere & Virtual SAN 6
§ Up to 40K IOPS/host (2x)§ Scale to 16 appliances (2x)
§ 64 server nodes§ Up to 800 VMs/appliance* (2x)
§ VDS switch support enabling NSX compatibility
§ Standalone EVO:RAIL Engine virtual appliance
§ Enhanced UI § Easily integrate into environment
with existing vCenter Server
§ Up to 100 hardware configurations§ Flexibility without compromising
the EVO:RAIL transformational user experience
§ EVO:RAIL Manager for multi cluster deployment
Multi-appliance Management
2x Performance 2x Scale
Architecture Advances
Appliance Hardware Flexibility
Preview: EVO:RAIL 2.0
* Number of VMs varies based on VM profiles and hardware specifications
vRealize Suite
vSOM ENT+ Horizon vCloud Suite
NSX
vCloud Air
Horizon Suite Add-On for EVO:RAIL GP
EVO:RAILGeneral Purpose
vSphere ENT+
EVO:RAILvSphere Loyalty Program
Add-On
EVO:RAILOfferings
Other VMwareOfferings
EVO:RAIL is fully compatible with the entire VMware portfolio
Leverage existing vSphere licenses purchased thru ELA or thru channel partners
General Purpose(For new customers or projects)
vSphere Loyalty Program(For existing VMware customers)
EVO:RAIL Engine
Virtual SAN
Log Insight
EVO:RAIL Engine
vSphere ENT+
Virtual SAN
Log Insight
vCenter Server
Hardware (2U/4Nodes) Hardware (2U/4Nodes)
Packaging Summary
ü Ease of Use: Unified deployment and operations across physical and virtual
ü Performance: Over 2M IOPS per rack1
ü Scale: Elastic, linear scale out across multiple racks
ü Features: Only integrated offering providing SDDC-in-a-box capabilities
ü Cost: 25-40% upfront savings, 15-35% savings in operating costs
1. Estimated based on published VSAN 6.0 performance and initial HW configs
Delivering the SDDC as an Integrated System
Software Architecture
CONFIDENTIAL
Hardware
Virtualization
Operations &Management
HardwareManagement Services(HMS)
ExternalManagement
Tools
CloudInfrastructureAdministrators
REST APIs
Virtual SANNSX
vSphere
vCenter ServerNSX Manager
vRealize Log Insight
vRealize Operations vRealize Automation(Optional)
Servers Network Switches Storage (DAS)
Horizon View(Optional)
• VMware Website– vmware.com/products/evorail
• Hands-On Lab– vmware.com/go/evorail-lab
• Product Walkthrough– featurewalkthrough.vmware.com
• EVO:RAIL Fundamentals (myLearn)• Follow us @vmwevorail
Tools & resources
Hyper-Converged: Virtual Infrastructure vs. Cloud Infrastructure
Solution Virtualized Infrastructure Appliance Data Center-ScaleCloud Infrastructure
VMware Software
vSphere 6.0, Virtual SAN 6.0, EVO:RAIL Engine
Full vCloud Suite, Virtual SAN 6.1, NSX, Integrated Virtual + Physical
Networking, EVO SDDC ManagerManaged Hardware Server + Built-in Storage Server + ToR Leaf/Spine Switch
+ JBOD or DAS StorageServer Specifications
2U / 4N Appliance ability to stack appliances Rack-mounted servers
Deployment Scalability Up to 16 appliances Multiple racks
Key Use Cases Prod, VDI, ROBO, PrivCloud IaaS, VDI