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OverviewSystem Center 2012 SP1
IT Camps
System Center 2012 Capabilities
Inventory
Monitor
Protect
ProcessAutomationIT Service
Management
Self ServicePortal
InfraToolsProcessBusiness Requirements
Deploy
Configure
MigrateIaaS
Virtual
Physical
Tools
Service Provider“Datacenter
Admin”
Application Owner
“Service Consumer”
Service Model
App Controller
System Center 2012 SP1
3
ProductiveInfrastructure
PredictableApplications
Your Cloud
Windows Server 2012
System Center 2012
SQL ServerWindows Server
Manages
MicrosoftHyper-V Server 2008 R2
Updates in SP1Windows Server 2012
Windows Server 2008 R2
MicrosoftHyper-V Server 2012
SP1
2008 R22012 2008 R22012
5+
6+
Productive Infrastructure
Windows Server 2012 Scale
6
System Resource
Maximum number
Windows Server 2012
Improvement factor
ClusterHosts 64 4×
Virtual machines 8,000 8×
Host
Logical processors on hardware 320 5×
Physical memory 4 TB 4×
Virtual processors per host 2,048 4×
Virtual Machine
Virtual processors per virtual machine 64 16×
Memory per virtual machine 1 TB 16×
Active virtual machines 1,024 2.7×
Infrastructure Enhancements (VMM)System Center 2012 System Center 2012 SP1
• Hyper-V 2K8 R2 boot from VHD• Configure physical Hyper-V cluster• Out of band management• Online patch orchestration of Hyper-V
• Host profiles and configuration management
• Bigger Clusters (16 64 nodes)• Bigger hosts (64 320 cores, 1TB -> 4 TB)• Larger VMs (64 vCPU’s, 1 TB RAM)
• Software Defined Networking • Isolated tenant networks• IP virtualization• Manage Switch Extensions• Logical Switch
• Discovery of arrays , pools , LUNs• Classification of storage resources• On demand assignment of storage to
a service and clusters
• SMB3.0 and NAS support• Live storage migration• Multiple Live Migrations
Hyper-V Network Virtualization
Hyper-V Network Virtualization
• Run multiple virtual networks on a physical network
• Each virtual network has illusion it is running as a physical network
• Realized via Windows Server and VMM
Blue VM Red VMVirtualization
PhysicalServer
Blue Network Red Network
PhysicalNetwork
Server Virtualization• Run multiple virtual servers
on a physical server• Each VM has illusion it is running
as a physical server
Logical Switch
…on Host 1
Virtual SwitchExtension1
Extension2
Extension3
…on Host 2
Virtual SwitchExtension1
Extension2
Extension3
…on Host 3
Virtual SwitchExtension1
Extension2
Extension3
…on Host n
Virtual SwitchExtension1
Extension2
Extension3
Physical Network
VMVM
VMVM
VM
VMVM
VMVM
VM
VMVM
VMVM
VM
VMVM
VMVM
VM
Virtual SwitchExtension1
Extension2
Extension3
Virtual SwitchExtension1
Extension2
Extension3
Virtual SwitchExtension1
Extension2
Extension3
Virtual SwitchExtension1
Extension2
Extension3
• Single management entity spanning hosts• Manage extensions across hosts• Apply policy and configuration across hosts
Logical SwitchExtension1
Extension2
Extension3
Virtual Switch
…on Host 1
Virtual SwitchExtension1
Extension2
Extension3
…on Host 2
Virtual SwitchExtension1
Extension2
Extension3
…on Host 3
Virtual SwitchExtension1
Extension2
Extension3
…on Host n
Virtual SwitchExtension1
Extension2
Extension3
Physical Network
VMVM
VMVM
VM
VMVM
VMVM
VM
VMVM
VMVM
VM
VMVM
VMVM
VM
DemoNetwork Isolation with Hyper-V Network Virtualization
Backup Enhancements
CloudWindows Server 2012
CSV 2.0Remote SMBData DeduplicationVM Mobility…
Backup to Windows Azure
Predictable Applications
Operations Manager
Web Test
Developer Operations
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Production Application
Visual Studio 2012
Workitem +Results + Intellitrace
Results
Results + Intellitrac
e
Call Web App
Web Test + Target URL + Schedule
Global Service Monitor
!On-Premise
Global Service Monitor
15
Points of Presence
Test Status
Response Times
Alerts
Your Cloud
Multi-Tenant Isolation
17
Tenant A Tenant B
Service Provider
Tenant A Users Tenant A Admin
Tenant A Self-Service User RolesVM Networks, Templates, VHDs, Allowed Actions
Tenant ATenant Admin User Role
Tenant B Users Tenant B Admin
Tenant B Self-Service User RolesVM Networks, Templates, VHDs, Allowed Actions
Tenant BTenant Admin User Role
Gold Cloud
Synced User Roles
VMM 1
Synced User Roles
VMM 2
Synced User Roles
VMM3
Production Cloud Dev Cloud Test Cloud European Cloud
REST API
AUTHENTICATION & AUTHORIZATION
AGGREGATION, TENANT MANAGEMENT, STAMP MANAGEMENT
RESOURCES, ACTIONS
ORCHESTRATION & PROCESS
SERVICE PROVIDER FOUNDATION SPF Database
StampsTenants
User Roles
Tenant A Production (Quota)
Tenant A Dev(Quota)
Tenant A Test(Quota)
Tenant B Production (Quota)
Tenant B Dev(Quota)
Tenant B Test(Quota)
Hybrid Cloud
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App Controller
ServiceProvider Cloud
Public Cloud(Windows Azure)
Private Cloud
Enterprise Customer
• System Center component• Self Service for application administrators
• Application focus• Manage applications not resources
• Public and private clouds• Virtual Machine Manager• Service providers (SP1)• Windows Azure subscriptions
What is App Controller?
Managing Services in Multiple Clouds
Xen
System Center 2012 - App Controller
Virtual Machine Manager
Windows Azure
VMware
Hyper-V
Xen
Virtual Machine Manager
VMware
Hyper-V
PublicPrivate PrivatePublic
Service Provider Foundation
On Premises
VMM Console
System Requirements
4 GB RAMDual Core 2.8 GHz
1 GBWindows Server 2008 R2 x64
.NET 4.0IIS 7
SQL Server 2008 SP2 / R2 SP1
• Virtual Machine Manager• Administrator for App Controller and VMM
• Two way trust between App Controller Server and VMM Server
• Hosting provider (SP1)• Management certificate• Service endpoint URL• Windows Azure• Management certificate• Subscription ID
Connect To Clouds
• VMM• Manage access with VMM Console
• Hosting Provider• Manage in App Controller• Use Active Directory users/groups
• Windows Azure• Manage in App Controller• Use Active Directory users/groups
Control Access to Clouds
• Deployment• Common experience across public and private clouds• Windows Azure virtual machine (SP1)
• Operations• Start, stop, scale, remote desktop• Save, resume, shutdown, checkpoint, console, store
• Upgrade
Deploy and Operate
• Deployment• Common experience across public and private clouds• Windows Azure virtual machine (SP1)
• Operations• Start, stop, scale, remote desktop• Save, resume, shutdown, checkpoint, console, store
• Upgrade
• Migration (SP1)• VMM to Windows Azure
Deploy and Operate
On-Premise
Azure VM
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Windows
Azure
App Controller
Move Manage
Azure IP
Orchestrator
App Controller
Operations Manager
Azure MP
App Controller
Monitor
SP1 Features
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Additional Language Support
Updated System Center
Integration Packs
Broader Server App-V App
Compatibility CentOSDebianUbuntu
Oracle Linux
Latest XenServer and
vSphere support
Monitor Java Application
ServersCreate and Manage Hyper-V
Virtualized Networks
Create VMs using VHDx
format
Hyper-V VMs using SMB 3.0
Protect Hyper-V over CSV 2
Protect WS2012
Dedupe volume
Protect Hyper-V over remote
SMB
Service Provider
Foundation API
Console, Powershell on
Win7 SP1
Backup Performance
Parallel backup
Deploy Azure VM
Add/Remove Azure VHD to
Disks or Images
Migrate VMM VM to Azure
VM
Move VHD from VMM library to
Azure
Monitor Unix/Linux
hosts
Deploy, upgrade, uninistall
Unix/Linux hosts
Global Service Monitor
Showback / Chargeback
Cross Cluster/Shared
nothing migration
Manage large scale Hyper-V
Clusters
Logical Switch Support
Manage and Deploy Hyper-V
Switch
Enhanced VMM user role for
multi-tenancy
Live VM and Storage
Migration
Deploy VMM services in DMZ
environment
IIS App Host
Partner Extensibility
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