Hyper-V

Virtualisation with Microsoft HyperV
Dave Coleman

Virtualisation – The Basics
Market players
Citrix
VMware
Microsoft Hyper-V
Save money
Reduce carbon footprint
Reduce TCO

Standard Model
One server = One role
New role = New Server
New Server = More Money

Virtualisation Model
Start small
One server
Large memory and storage
One server runs multiple guests
Expand as necessary
Multiple servers
Centralised storage
Failover

Virtualised Environment
Domain Controllers
Physical
Hyper-V Servers
2 x Quad Core
72 Gb RAM
SAN
iSCSI
12 x 1TB disks in RAID 5 configuration

Additional Benefits
Automatic failover
Hyper-V server fails all virtual server moved to another server
User sees no loss of service
Easily and quickly add servers
Store ISO of operating system on Hyper-V servers
Live migration
Migrate virtual server to another Hyper-V server while its online
User sees no loss of service
Cost effective
Not asking for more money every time you need a new server
Prolong server lifecycles

Free monitoring tool
HyperV Monitoring Tool
at http://mindre.net/post/Hyper-V-Monitor-Gadget-for-Windows-Sidebar.aspx

System Center Virtual Machine Manager

The Future
Windows Server 2008 R2 SP1
Remote FX
Dynamic Memory
February 27th

Contact Details
Dave.coleman@twynhamschool.com
Twitter id – http://twitter.com/davecoleman146
Blog – http://Sharepointedutech.com

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