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VMware: my jsme “software defined”
The document outlines VMware's vision for a software-defined enterprise, emphasizing the transformation of traditional IT infrastructures into automated, efficient, and secure environments through virtualization and cloud integration. It highlights outcomes such as reduced capital and operational expenses, improved security, and better service delivery for both existing and new applications. Additionally, it discusses how network virtualization and micro-segmentation enhance security controls while simplifying operations and recovery times.
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- 1. The Future ofIT is Software-Defined Marek Brazina Sr. Enterprise Management SE Eastern Europe
- 2. VMware Delivers: TheFoundation for the Software-Defined Enterprise Traditional Modern Applications Apps SaaS Software-Defined Data Center Hybrid Cloud End-User Computing 2
- 3. VMware’s Vision forEnd-User Computing PCs, Laptops Thin Clients Tablets, Smartphones Desktop Management and Delivery Enterprise Mobility Management and Security Mission: Secure Virtual Workspace for Work at the Speed of Life Desktop Laptop Tablet Phone Machine VMware vForum 2014 3
- 4. VMware’s Vision forthe Software-Defined Data Center Transform storage by aligning it with app demands Management tools give way to automation Expand virtual compute to 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
- 5. Software-Defined Data Center:IT Outcomes CapEx Reduction OpEx Reduction Improved Security to Effort Ratio Higher Availability Improved Service Delivery Time 5 Data Center Virtualization and Standardization Security Controls Native to Streamlined and Infrastructure Automated Data Center Operations App and Infrastructure Delivery Automation High Availability and Resilient Infrastructure
- 6. Software-Defined Data Center:IT Outcomes Data Center Virtualization and Standardization Security Controls Native to Streamlined and Infrastructure Automated Data Center Operations App and Infrastructure Delivery Automation High Availability and Resilient Infrastructure 6
- 7. Data Center Virtualizationand Standardization Before Customer Experience High Equipment Costs Windows Linux Proprietary Hardware Mission Critical Silos Big-Data Manual Operations 7
- 8. Data Center Virtualizationand Standardization Before Customer Experience 8
- 9. Data Center Virtualizationand Standardization After Customer Experience Unit Costs Comparable to Amazon, Google… 9
- 10. Data Center Virtualizationand Standardization After Customer Experience Unit Costs Comparable to Amazon, Google… Standardized Infrastructure for Traditional and New App Types 10
- 11. Data Center Virtualizationand Standardization After Customer Experience Unit Costs Comparable to Amazon, Google… Standardized Infrastructure for Traditional and New App Types 11 Hybrid Cloud Extensibility
- 12. Software-Defined Data Center:IT Outcomes Data Center Virtualization and Standardization Security Controls Native to Streamlined and Infrastructure Automated Data Center Operations App and Infrastructure Delivery Automation High Availability and Resilient Infrastructure 12
- 13. Streamlined and AutomatedData Center Operations Before Customer Experience Overprovisioning of VMs and Resources Long Mean Time to Issue Resolution Overprovisioned VMs Idle VMs Undersized VMs Right-sized VMs 13 Unnecessary CAPEX from Over-purchasing Hardware Lack of Infrastructure Visibility
- 14. Streamlined and AutomatedData Center Operations After Customer Experience Efficient Operations reduce OpEx of IT management Unified Management of Infrastructure and Overprovisioned VMs Idle VMs Undersized VMs Right-sized VMs Good health Bad health Abnormal health 14 ImproveOd pPtiemrfiozremd aPnecrefo armnda Ancveo idaendd DCiaspruapctitioyn Apps Faster Mean Time to Issue Resolution
- 15. Software-Defined Data Center:IT Outcomes Data Center Virtualization and Standardization Security Controls Native to Streamlined and Infrastructure Automated Data Center Operations App and Infrastructure Delivery Automation High Availability and Resilient Infrastructure 15
- 16. Network Virtualization Overview Compute Virtualization Abstraction Layer Physical Infrastructure • Provisioning is slow • Placement is limited • Mobility is limited • Hardware dependent • Operationally intensive 16
- 17. • 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 intensive Software Defined Data Center One Network Virtualization Abstraction Layer 17
- 18. Security Controls Nativeto Infrastructure Before Customer Experience Traditional Data Center High CapEx: Physical DMZ/Firewalls Web VLAN to Manage Security Zones App VLAN HR Finance Finance HR Services/Manageme nt VLAN DB VLAN Services Mgmt Finance HR Perimeter firewall Inside firewall Adding New Zones, Security Granularity Increases Admin OpEx 18
- 19. Security Controls Nativeto Infrastructure After Customer Experience 1/2 (Micro Segmentation) NSX Data Center Perimeter firewall HR Group DMZ/Web App DB Finance Group DMZ/Web App DB Services/Management Group Services Mgmt Reduced Number of Firewalls While Increasing Security Separation, Reduces Firewall CapEx Virtualized Network and Security Services Tied to Workloads, Reduce Admin OpEx 19
- 20. Next Level inData Center Network Security Perimeter-centric network security has proven insufficient and micro-segmentation is operationally infeasible in a traditional physical network environment Internet Micro-segmentation via NSX Traditional Approach Internet 20
- 21. Software-Defined Data Center:IT Outcomes Data Center Virtualization and Standardization Security Controls Native to Streamlined and Infrastructure Automated Data Center Operations App and Infrastructure Delivery Automation High Availability and Resilient Infrastructure 21
- 22. High Availability andResilient Infrastructure Before Customer Experience 22 Slow and unreliable recovery times Increased CapEx due to duplicate server HW High CapEx on storage HW for data protection High OpEx because of management silos Site A Site B
- 23. High Availability andResilient Infrastructure After Customer Experience 23 Site A Site B 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
- 24. Software-Defined Data Center:IT Outcomes Data Center Virtualization and Standardization Security Controls Native to Streamlined and Infrastructure Automated Data Center Operations App and Infrastructure Delivery Automation High Availability and Resilient Infrastructure 24
- 25. App and InfrastructureDelivery Automation Before Customer Experience Capacity Provisioning Integration Validation 25
- 26. App and InfrastructureDelivery Automation Rapid Application Delivery with Policy-Based Infrastructure Automation Request Approve Provision Manage Service blueprints 26
- 27. Software-Defined Data CenterIT Outcomes: Summary Data Center Virtualization and Standardization Security Controls Native to Streamlined and Infrastructure 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 27
- 28. 28 Key Features • 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: Hyper-Converged Infrastructure Appliance (HCIA) x4 x3 x2 x1 TOR Switch ROBO Virtual Private Cloud VDI General Purpose
- 29. Fully Configured andReady within (as Little as) 15 Minutes 29
- 30. Simplify Operations •Fully automated installation and configuration • Globally configure: – Passwords – NTP servers – Syslog servers – Time zone 30
- 31. 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 31
- 32. Zero Downtime Upgradeand Patch Management • Upgrades and patches with no workload downtime • Update full clusters in just a couple of clicks – vCenter Server, ESXi, EVO:RAIL engine 32
- 33. Easy VM Management • Same ease of management for virtual machines! • Highly intuitive, minimizes clicks 33
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