3. 虛擬化市場現況-全球趨勢
接受度和採用程度快速上升
5 0 .2 3 5 .2 1 4 .6
To ta l (N = 7 4 5 )
8 9 .0 4 .0 7 .0
Unite d S ta te s (N = 1 0 0 )
5 6 .6 2 3 .6 1 9 .8
G e rma ny (N = 1 0 6 )
6 7 .9 1 1 .3 2 0 .8
Unite d K ingdo m (N = 1 0 6 )
4 9 .1 2 0 .8 3 0 .2
S o uth K o re a (N = 1 0 6 )
5 3 .2 4 0 .4 6 .4
B ra zil (N = 1 0 9 )
2 8 .7 6 2 .0 9 .3
R us s ia (N = 1 0 8 )
1 0 .9 8 0 .0 9 .1
C hina (N = 1 1 0 )
0 20 40 60 80 100
P e rc e n t
Yes No D o n't K no w
4. Worldwide Server Virtualization Market
Expected Growth over the Next Five Years
Source: IDC Whitepaper, Paths to Opportunity with Virtualization Solutions, April 2008
5. 企業邁向虛擬化解決方案的考量
企業內部對虛擬化技
術的掌握程度與問題 In Terms of Use of Virtualization, How Serious Are These
Problems?
解決能力是導入虛擬 % of respondents n=36
化解決方案最大的進 Institutional resistance 33% 39% 17%
入障礙與門檻
Cost / Budget
所需花費的總成本與
11% 44% 33%
如何管理虛擬環境是 In House Expertise 8% 31% 42% 8%
企業在導入虛擬化解 Vendor support 19% 25% 28% 11%
決方案時企業主最為 Tools 14% 28% 33% 8%
關心的議題 Technical Issue 8% 36% 33% 8%
Manageability 11% 50% 19% 3%
Others 33% 11% 3%
0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100%
Unimportant Minor Moderate Serious
8. 更佳的使用彈性與效能提升
支援x64 位元 實體主機與
虛擬伺服器
增加可用性與安全性
Minimal Trusted Code VM 2 VM 2
VM 1
VM 2 VM 3 “Child” “Child”
base “Parent”
只安裝Server Core系統
更好的擴充性與管理性
可動態增加虛擬硬體資源 Virtual Server 2005 R2
(記憶體, 處理器, 網路卡) Windows Server 2003
線上移植作業系統/應用 Hardware
程式
新的與SCVMM整合之使
Virtual
用者介面 Hard Disks
(VHD)
13. 2008
* Dates for pre-released software are
subject to change
► *Q1: Windows Server 2008 RTM
► Hyper-V beta
► Terminal Services
► *Hyper-V RTM within 180 days of WS08 RTM
► *Q3: SoftGrid 4.5
2007
► *SCVMM 2008 beta in Q1; RTM in Q3
► Virtual PC 2007 RTM
► Virtual Server 2005 R2 service pack
► SoftGrid for Desktops available via MDOP
► Vista Enterprise Centralized Desktop
2006 ► System Center Virtual Machine Manager (SCVMM) RTM
► Hyper-V Beta w/ RC1 of WS08
► Virtual Server 2005 R2; support for non-Windows guests
► MOM management pack for Virtual Server 2005 R2
► VHD format available via OSP
► Partnerships with XenSource, Novell
► VHD Test Drive Program
2005 ► Softricity acquisition
► MOM Management Pack for Virtual Server 2005
► Virtual Server 2005 R2 RTM
► Windows Server System Common Engineering Criteria
13
► New server licensing for virtualization
16. 伺服器虛擬化解決方案成本分析
Microsoft vs. VMware
In System Center Not available
Multi Hypervisor Mgmt
5台實體伺服器進 VMware Total
VMM V2 from VMware
行虛擬化專案的成 Cost: NTD190萬
(w/2 yr support)
Not available
本分析
In System Center
Application Mgmt from VMware
SCCM & SCOM
Not available VirtualCenter:
In System Center
Physical Management from VMware
SCCM & SCOM NTD226,858
In System Center In VI Enterprise
Virtual
Backup DPM
Infrastructure
Enterprise:
NTD1,314,772
In System Center In VI Enterprise
Dynamic Resource VMM & SCOM
Microsoft Total
Cost: NTD 62萬
High Availability In Windows In VI Enterprise
Server 2008 (w/2 yr support)
System Center: SMSe
In System Center In VirtualCenter &
Virtual Management VMM VI Enterprise
NTD253,239
In Windows In VI Enterprise
Hypervisor Server 2008 Windows Server Windows Server
NTD372,000 NTD372,000
Windows Server
Operating System Windows
2008
Server 2008
Microsoft VMware
17. 補充說明
-VMware
Microsoft VMware
Hyper-V VMware Infrastructure 3.5
64 32 64
Quick Migration ( Microsoft Cluster Service) VMotion ( Virtual Center)
Microsoft Cluster Service VMware HA ( Virtual Center)
Virtual Machine Manager 2008 VirtualCenter
VMware Virtual Center
XenServer VHD Operation
manager
VHD XenServer VMware VMDK
VMDK VHD
IDE / SATA SCSI / SAS Fiber iSCSI SCSI SAS Fiber iSCSI NFS
Windows Novell SUSE Linux ( ) Windows Red Hat Linux Novell SUSE Linux
OS
Netware
MS HCL VMware
64GB 64GB
4 4
SMP
18. 微軟伺服器虛擬化帶來的經濟效益
使用試算工具來計算實體與虛擬
伺服器的最佳配置與成本效益
Window Server 2008 企業版最經濟的方式是一台實體伺服器
搭配4台的虛擬伺服器並且每顆CPU搭配最多4台虛擬伺服器
Window Server 2008 Datacenter版最經濟的方式是每顆CPU
搭配4台以上虛擬伺服器
微軟伺服器虛擬化試算工具:
www.microsoft.com/virtualization/roitool
19. Virtualization 主要應用
•提高伺服器使用率,降低硬體成本
伺服器整合, Green IT
Host clustering
•根據市場分析,虛擬化可以將伺服器使用率從只
有5-10%提高到60-70%,降低70%的硬體成本
VM clustering
•節能省電做環保
備援機制
•Ex. 微軟資料中心省下90%的電力消耗
•加速開發測試流程
開發及測試
•提升資料中心備援能力,降低備援
中心建置成本
26. Microsoft IT 邁向節能
• 在正式環境中 • 在開發與測試環境中
• 虛擬機已高度使用18個月以上 • 虛擬機已高度使用18個月以上
• 2,500部以上的虛擬機 • 500部以上的虛擬機
• 每月增加100 部以上的虛擬機 • 整合比例
– 16部虛擬機 對 1 部實體機
• 整合比例
– 8 部虛擬機 對 1 部實體機
• 開發與測試環境省下的$$:
Item Physical System Cost Virtual Server Build Cost Savings
Number of servers required 477 systems @ a cost of 16 physical host systems Just under 2 million
$5k each @ $20k each dollars
Total $2.3 million Total: $320 thousand
Hard drive space 19 terabytes 8 terabytes 11 terabytes
Rack space 30 racks 2 racks 28 racks
28. 使用System Center管理虛擬化環境
備份與還 作業系統 虛擬機器的管理
原 部署
VM的備份
伺服器整併與運算資源最佳化
快速復元
虛擬機器轉換: P2V and V2V
應用軟體
災難重建
安裝設定
Patch 管理與部署
End to End的服務監控
伺服器與應用軟體的監控與管理 OS and application 組態管理
監控 修補程式
效能報告與分析 軟體升級
29. Virtualization Management in System Center
Virtualization Virtual Data
Operation Configuration
Management Machine Protection
Manager Manager
Manager Manager
Capabilities
Server consolidation through
X
virtual migration
Virtual machine provisioning
X
and configuration
Server health monitoring,
X
management
Performance reporting,
X
analysis
Patch management, software
X
upgrades
Virtual machine backup and
X
restore
X
Disaster Recovery
Configuration Management SolutionThe System Center data center configuration management solution helps streamline deployment with centralized, automated provisioning, updating, and management of both physical and virtual servers. The configuration management solution is designed to help reduce costs and decrease power consumption through server consolidation and virtualization management. These savings in turn effectively help meet the increasing demands of the enterprise.Continental Airlines ReferenceAccording to Continental Airlines CIO Ron Anderson-Lehman, the data center “had a lot of equipment that wasn’t geared to growth. It would have been wasteful to continue building out our systems this way.” Power consumption was a top priority. Continental had reached a point where it couldn’t introduce more circuits from its power provider, and the situation was quickly becoming critical. “We understood that if we consolidated servers we would reduce energy consumption,” says Jason Foster, Systems Architect Sr. Manager of Technology at Continental. Continental decided to refresh its legacy servers with more efficient blade servers, and then to maximize use of those resources with virtualization technologies. Continental tested System Center in its Large Device Lab in Houston. Continental determined that by using the solution, the company would be able to achieve a “one-stop, single-point approach to managing hundreds of Virtual Server–based virtual machines and all the hosts, while also easily performing physical-to-virtual migrations,” says Foster. “We used System Center to manage, deploy, and migrate to the virtual machines in a highly escalated timeframe.”
The System Center data center configuration management solution provides centralized, automated software provisioning, updating, and management of both physical and virtual servers. Implementing this solution in a data center results in reduced costs through decreasedpower consumption, optimized IT resources, and improved efficiency, allowing the data center to meet its data and computing needs.Server consolidation through virtualization managementThe solution converts, provisions, and manages virtual machines to consolidate physical servers. As cost-improvement and green IT efforts around power, space, and maintenance expenses gather pace, data center mangers are looking to virtualization as a key consolidation enabler. Server consolidation through virtualization management supports these efforts while controlling virtual machine sprawl. Data center managers can use the configuration management solution to automatically identify which servers are the best candidates for virtualization (based on performance, resource usage, and other data), and then perform the appropriate conversions. The solution supports both Microsoft Hyper-V and Virtual Server, and virtualization technologies available from VMware. It also provides intelligent placement on the most appropriate server host for virtual machines. Data center managers can rapidly provision new virtual servers and can deploy additional servers to meet application demand in response to changes in business needs. Server consolidation through virtualization management capabilities is not limited to virtual server creation and provisioning. An integrated approach means that this consolidation solution provides a single environment for configuring and provisioning both physical and virtual servers, along with managing patches and updating software. The integrated environment also extends to an end-to-end application perspective of server health, performance, and configuration. Additionally, virtual and physical servers can be backed up in the same way. Data center managers now can manage both physical and virtual servers through a “single pane of glass.” Fully managing virtual servers by understanding their current state, location, and performance reduces the risk of virtual machine sprawl.Automated provisioning and updatingThe solution centralizes, automates and manages both physical and virtual server software deployments in the data center.As the number of servers in the data center expands, so does the importance of automated server provisioning and updating. With these capabilities, data center managers can automate the complete server deployment process from creating and provisioning the server baseline to updating the operating systems and applications deployed in the data center. The configuration management solution reliably deploys servers to the data center, making use of templates and automated task sequencing to reduce a data center manager’s deployment efforts. Being able to build and use server images or configuration baselines ensures that servers are properly configured and secured. This capability is available for both physical and virtual server images, and it can be adapted to suit the specific network bandwidth available to the organization.Once server images are in place, the configuration management solution provides the automated deployment of patches or updates (and reports the success or failure of their installation). The solution can also ensure that servers are configured correctly to meet organizational policies for security, user access, or other various settings. This desired configuration management reduces the risk of configuration drift that can introduce security vulnerabilities or cause downtime.Configuration Packs offer packaged configuration best practice. Each pack provides application- or domain-specific configuration items, settings, and guidance. To help ensure that managers are making the best use of resources and effectively planning deployment to meet demand, capacity planning models for key Microsoft applications such as Exchange Server 2007 and Office SharePoint Server 2007 also are available.The configuration management solution helps cut costs by reducing power consumption, optimizing IT resources, and improving efficiency. The solution also keeps applications and operating systems updated and patched. Finally, the solution provides management of virtualization for server consolidation. The provisioning capability becomes increasingly important given that the number of virtual servers is expected to grow at a rate far exceeding that of physical servers. Current estimates put the number of virtual servers currently in use in corporate environments at about 500,000, with expected growth to almost 8,000,000 virtual servers during the next two years.
The concept of intelligent virtualization is key as we look at configuration management in the data center. This solution allows you to automatically identify the best candidates for server virtualization, based on CPU and memory usage and other key data points. Where strong candidates are found the solution allows you convert these physical servers to virtual servers automatically and then place them with the most suitable host server hardware based it’s expected resource requirements.Not only does this solution allow you ease the process of data center virtualization but it also allows you to respond to changes in business demand more quickly. This is achieved through the ability to quickly provision virtual servers to meet capacity requirements for applications.
As I mentioned virtual machines sprawl is a key concern as data centers take this new approach to configuring their data centers. Virtual machines have all the management requirements of physical servers plus some additional ones. Thus the ability to track and manage virtual machines as well as patch, monitor, update and backup / restore them is key – especially as more mission critical applications are deployed into virtual data center environmentsThe server configuration management solution provides those end to end management capabilities that are needed to meet these challenges, as well as key guidance to support you as you virtualize you data center. NOTE: Can manage both VMware and MS hypervisors
In summary the System Center provides a centralized, automated server configuration management solution that is focused on automating server provisioning and updating, and the complete management of physical and virtual servers as consolidation continues.The solution is designed to meet the cost and business requirements that are being driven by some key changes in the data center including virtualization, power management, green IT and server consolidation. All of this is designed to ensure that business users receive the service they expect and that configuration issues do not impact SLAs.
From a survey of companies using virtualization. Reports which types of workloads they are using virtualization to enable. For example, of all the organizations using virtualization for any purpose, 45% of these organizations reported that they are using it for storage.