VMware: my jsme “software defined”

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


Data Center

Virtualization and

Standardization

Security Controls

Native to


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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Standardized Infrastructure for Traditional and New App Types

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Standardized Infrastructure for Traditional and New App Types

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Hybrid Cloud Extensibility


Data Center

Virtualization and

Standardization

Security Controls

Native to


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


Data Center

Virtualization and

Standardization

Security Controls

Native to


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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Data Center

Virtualization and

Standardization

Security Controls

Native to


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


Data Center

Virtualization and

Standardization

Security Controls

Native to


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


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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