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RED HAT ENTERPRISE VIRTUALIZATION 3.0

YOUR STRATEGIC VIRTUALIZATION ALTERNATIVE

Matthew Micene, RHCASolutions Architect, DLT SolutionsNovember 2012

2 RED HAT, INC. | RED HAT ENTERPRISE VIRTUALIZATION

AGENDA

RHEV Background/Market Dynamics

Components of RHEV

Advantages/Benefits of RHEV

RHEV 3.1 preview

Real World/RHEV Use-Cases


VIRTUALIZATION DIVERSIFICATION:DUAL SOURCE REALITY...

Server virtualization is a mature technology – competition, innovation, choice...

Over 70% of customers surveyed are either already deploying a dual virtualization vendor strategy, or have concrete plans to do so

A MAJORITY OF ENTERPRISES ARE LOOKING FOR ALTERNATIVES TO VMWARE


WHAT'S DRIVING VIRTUALIZATION TODAY?


Server consolidation

Hardware abstraction

Private cloud substrate

Unix to Linux migration

Big Data development/ hybrid mode

Virtual Desktop Infrastructure (VDI)

RHEV: STRATEGIC ALTERNATIVE TO VMWARE AND NATURAL CHOICE FOR LINUX VMS

RHEV COMPLETEVIRTUAL INFRASTRUCTURE SOLUTION


RHEV IS MATURE AND READY FOR LARGE SCALE VIRTUALIZATION DEPLOYMENTS...


AGENDA


Components of RHEV


RHEV 3.1 preview

Real World RHEV Use-Cases


RHEV 3.0 ARCHITECTURE OVERVIEW


Host: 160 logical CPU (4,096 theoretical max), 2 TB RAM (64TB theoretical max)

Guest: 64 vCPU, 512 GB RAM

Supports latest silicon virtualization technology

Based on the latest RHEL 6 kernel

Microsoft SVVP certified

RHEV HYPERVISOR/KVM OVERVIEW

SMALL FORM FACTOR, SCALABLE, HIGH PERFORMANCE


RHEV MANAGER OVERVIEW

Centralized virtual infrastructure management (hosts, virtual machines, networking, storage, templates etc.)

Designed for large scale – 500+ hosts and 10,000+ virtual machines

Administrative interfaces: GUI, RESTful API


High Availability

Live Migration

Self Service Portal

Load Balancing (DRS)

Power Saver (DPM)

Templates, thin provisioning, snapshots

Centralized storage and networking management

Eco-system marketplace

RHEV MANAGER FEATURES


Pre-built dashboards

Ad hoc capable

User templates and dashboards

Separate data warehouse

RHEV REPORTING


Tied to Microsoft Active Directory or Red Hat Identity Management (LDAP) users and groups

Role and object based security delegation

Complete VM lifecycle management

RHEV USER PORTAL


INDUSTRY LEADERSHIP: THE ONLY END-TO-END OPEN VIRTUALIZATION INFRASTRUCTURE

INDUSTRY LEADERS IN INFRASTRUCTURE, NETWORKING, STORAGE ARE BACKING RHEV


AGENDA


Components of RHEV


RHEV 3.1 preview



INDUSTRY LEADING VIRTUALIZATION PERFORMANCE

SPECvirt_sc2010: As of January 1, 2012, RHEV claims top 6 results and the only 8 socket server scores


INDUSTRY LEADERSHIP: SIGNIFICANT COST ADVANTAGE

● 10 physical hosts (2 sockets) ● Same density across both

● Even with the demise of vRAM in VMware vSphere 5.1, RHEV is still significantly lower cost for the same infrastructure● Higher ROI● Faster breakeven● Do your next project sooner● Change the economics of a

virtualization project


COST FOR PERFORMANCE OVER 3 YEARS

● VMware costs average $6.97/SPECvirt_sc2010 over three years● RHEV costs average $2.57/SPECvirt_sc2010 over three years● RHEV gives same or better performance, at 1/3 of the cost!!


OPEN VIRTUALIZATION MANAGEMENT


AGENDA


Components of RHEV

Advantages of RHEV/Benefits

RHEV 3.1 preview



RED HAT ENTERPRISE VIRTUALIZATIONRHEV 3.1 - HIGHLIGHTS

Improved Scalability

RHEV 3.1 – December 2012

- Full HTML based Web Admin (replaces Windows Admin UI)Web Admin

- Quickly migrate physical machines to virtual machinesP2V

- Quotas for storage, CPU and memoryQuotas

- Live snapshots of Virtual MachineLive Snapshots

- Live migration of virtual machine disk between storage domains

- Hot plug/unplug virtual machine disk imageHotplug Disk

- New UI for managing internal and external (direct lun) disksDisk Management

Gluster Integration - Manage Gluster from within RHEV Manager

Hot plug NIC - Hot plug/unplug virtual machine's network interface

- 160 Virtual CPUs per VM- 2 TB Virtual RAM per VM

Storage Migration


Platform Infrastructure

- Reduced in-memory footprint- Reduced startup time - Improved performance and scalability

JBoss EAP 6

- Run on 100% open source infrastructure- No requirement for proprietary Oracle JRE

OpenJDK

Jasper 4.7

Directory Servers

RED HAT ENTERPRISE VIRTUALIZATIONRHEV 3.1

- Support for two new directory servers- Red Hat Directory Server- IBM Tivoli Directory Server

- Move to the latest JasperSoft reporting engine


Platform Infrastructure


Quotas

- 160 Virtual CPUs per VMGuest Scalability

- 2 TB Virtual RAM per VM

- New Intel Core i3, i5, i7 (code named “Sandy Bridge”)New CPU Support

- New AMD family 15h processors (code named “Bulldozer”)

- Quotas for storage, CPU and memory

- Quickly migrate Physical machine to VirtualP2V


User Interface

- Full support for Web Admin- Remove .NET Windows Admin Portal

Web Admin



Integration & API


JSON - Support for JavaScript Object Notation in addition to XML

API Session - Session support for API connections

User Level API - Support for non-admin user access to the API


Storage


Shared Disk - Allow VM disk to be shared e.g., Shared disk for database

Multiple Storage Domains

- Allow VM to use disks from multiple storage domains (Tiered storage)

Live Snapshots - Live snapshots of Virtual Machine- Clone VM from snapshot without requiring templates


Virtual Desktop Infrastructure

- Extend VM pools to autostart virtual machinesAutostart VM Pools


Native USB - Native USB 2.0 support in Spice (remove 3rd party USB solution)- Support for USB remoting for Linux guests

WAN Optimizations

SPICE

- Optimizations for low bandwidth / high latency networks WAN Optimizations - Optimizations for low bandwidth / high latency networks



RHEV 3.2 – Target H1-2013

- Based on RHEL 6.4 HypervisorRHEL 6.4

- SLA / QoS for CPU, memory and networkHost Level SLA

- Extension framework for RHEV pluginsUI Plugins

- Offload basic storage operations to array – clone, delete, etcArray Offload



New Storage Infrastructure

RHEV 4.0 – Target H2 - 2013

- Remove need for SPM- Mixed storage types in same pool – iSCSI, FC, NFS

- Based on RHEL7 HypervisorRHEL 7.0

- Cluster-wide Service Level / QOS ManagementSLA Manager

- Third party plugin framework for RHEV-HRHEV-H Plugins

- Network Management ServiceQuantum

- Multilayer Virtual Switch Open vSwitch


AGENDA


Components of RHEV

Advantages of RHEV/Benefits



USE CASE: SERVER CONSOLIDATION

Power, cooling and space savings

Infrastructure uptime advantage

Flexibility (live migration, load balancing etc.)

Move towards private/hybrid cloud deployment

Consolidation of Oracle Financials, database and other mission critical applications on RHEV


Improve performance relative to old legacy UNIX hardware

Tremendous cost savings by moving from proprietary stack to commodity/x86 based RHEL/RHEV stack

Improved isolation, manageability and flexibility

USE CASE: UNIX TO LINUX MIGRATION

Financial trading/ on-line banking system that supports 1 million customers per day


User experience indistinguishable from that of physical PC (multi-monitor, HD, VoIP, Video-conferencing etc.)

Centralized management (security, policy enforcement, decreased downtime, provisioning time etc.)

USE CASE: VDI


Cut server provisioning time by 99% and increase productivity

Decrease application development time, and time to business value

Improve infrastructure uptime

Flexibility

USE CASE: PRIVATE CLOUD SUBSTRATE

Private cloud for Linux application development and hosting

THANK YOU

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