The document summarizes VMware's vForum 2010, highlighting the transition to IT as a service through cloud computing and infrastructure efficiency. It discusses VMware products and solutions for virtualization, including application management, resource allocation, and improved cost efficiency and performance. Additionally, it presents the importance of user-centric computing and unified management across cloud and legacy environments.

1. vForum Wrap All the best bits from VMware’s vForum 2010Harbour IT Breakfast BriefingAccelerating Your Journey to the CloudWibowo LeksonoVmware Solution System Engineer

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3. ANZ Adoption of VMware

4. ANZ Adoption of VMware

5. The Journey to IT as a ServiceImproving CONSUMPTIONof IT ServicesImproving PRODUCTIONof IT ServicesCOST EFFICIENCYQUALITY OF SERVICEBUSINESS AGILITYIT ProductionIT as a ServiceBusiness ProductionStage 1Stage 2Stage 3Get the Most Out of Your InfrastructureAchieve Unprecedented ReliabilityEvolve to IT as a Servicevia Cloud Computing ArchitecturePreserving Freedom of Choice Through Open Standards

6. Production

7. VMware vSpherevMotionStorage vMotionHADistributed SwitchNetwork I/O ControlVMware vSphereExisting ApplicationsFuture ApplicationsAppAppAppAppAppAppAppAppDRSHot AddESX and ESXiDRS and DPMVMFSThin ProvisioningvShield ZonesVMSafeVMware vCenter SuiteAvailabilityScalabilitySecurityApplicationServicesFault ToleranceData RecoveryStorageNetworkComputeInfrastructureServicesMemoryOvercommitStorage I/OControlPrivate Cloud Resource PoolsPublic Cloud

8. 9Enhanced Scalability

9. 10PerformanceESX 3.5ESX 4ESX 3ESX 2Overhead <10% - 20% <2% - 10%30% - 60%20% - 30%4 vCPU8 vCPU1 vCPU2 vCPU16 GB 64 GB 255 GB < 4 GB 30 Gb/s 800 Mb/s 9 Gb/s380 Mb/s % of Applications > 300,00020,000 100,000< 10,0001. Source: VMware Capacity Planner assessments

10. Virtualising Business Critical AppsMicrosoft SQLMicrosoft ExchangeMicrosoft SharePointOracle DBSAPSource: Survey of VMware customers in North America (US, Canada), Europe (UK, France, Germany), and Asia (Australia/New Zealand, China, Japan, India); Sample size =1038+; Q1 2010 Questions: For each product, please indicate the total number of instances of that product / workload deployed in your organisation and the percentage of those instances that are virtualized (running in VMs). Your best estimate is fine for both of these.

11. virtual data centerService Level Agreement – HA & FTFault ToleranceHA still available for lower tier appsIdentify VM’s you want for fault tolerance and start the service A shadow VM is created and takes over if host failure occursX

12. virtual data centervirtual data centerService Level Agreement – Site Recovery ManagerDRPrimaryStorage Replication

13. ManagementEnd-User Computing Management IT Business ManagementAdministrationDeploymentUpdatingRequest FulfillmentEnd User ComputingApplication Management Asset ManagementDiscovery & MappingApplication PerformancevAppPackagingCloud ApplicationsChargebackService DeskPublic/Private/Hybrid Cloud Virtualized Infrastructure Infrastructure & Operations Management Availability & PerformanceConfigurationBusiness ContinuityCapacityCompliance & SecurityProvisioningVMware Management Solutions

14. Virtualization & Cloud Management: VMware ProductsEnd-User Computing Management IT Business ManagementView ManagerView ComposerThinAppService ManagerEnd User ComputingApplication Management ChargebackApplication Discovery MgrAppSpeedStudioHypericCloud ApplicationsPublic/Private/Hybrid Cloud Virtualized Infrastructure Infrastructure & Operations Management vCenter ServerCapacityIQSite Recovery ManagerConfiguration ManagervCenter OrchestratorVMware Management Solutions

15. 1st and 2nd Generation MonitoringMonitoring Solutions Insufficient for Performance Management1st generation – good data collection, but alert storms2nd generation – rules can’t adapt to changeResult:Performance problems often occur with no real warningPerformance problems require time consuming manual effort to resolveVirtual infrastructure is blamed for application performance problems that originate elsewhere 3/4/08 16:45 Host 1 processingTimeServ The Processing Time Service Level on process… n/a n/an/a3/4/08 16:45 Host 1 Processor_Table 0 Processor 0 is at 87.0%. A CPU Bottleneck is….. n/a 0 Windows_System3/4/08 16:44 Host 2 System_Table The number of hardware interrupts per second… n/a 0 Windows_System3/4/08 16:30 Host 2 Processor_Table 1 Processor 1 is at 84.0%. A CPU Bottleneck is …. n/a 0 Windows_System3/4/08 16:25 n/a responseTimeServ… The Response Time Service Level on Toadwor.. n/a n/an/a3/4/08 16:20 n/a processingTimeServ.. The Processing Time Service Level on Prospec.. n/a n/an/a3/4/08 16:08 Host 1 Ora_Sql_Hogs_Alert Oracle: SFPRD A CPU Hog has been detected n/a OraSF Oracle3/4/08 16:08 Host 1 Ora_Sql_Hogs_Alert Oracle: SFPRD SQL with high* New Approach – uses analytics to turn a sea of data into information

16. Alive

17. Proactive Analytics3rd Generation – Holistic, Real Time Analytics Flexible INTEGRATIONto many data sourcesEnterpriseSCALABILITYI can put all my monitoring tools to good use and get better performance analytics.Patented performanceANALYTICSPowerful informationDASHBOARDS

18. End User ComputingDELIVER USER CENTRIC COMPUTINGCollaborative User WorkspaceUsers and Policies, Any App and DataUNIFY USERMANAGEMENTBridge Legacy and Cloud ArchitecturesLegacy, SaaS, and Device Apps, User Data, UsersMODERNIZE THE DESKTOPSecure and Optimize the Traditional Windows EnvironmentDesktop, Desktop App, User Data, Virtual Machine

19. End-User PerspectiveSaaS AppsEnterprise AppsWindows Apps

20. End-User PerspectiveSaaS AppsEnterprise AppsWindows Apps

21. End-User Computing = User CentricitySaaS AppsNative from Any DeviceSecure Access to All ApplicationsEnterprise AppsWindows Apps

22. End-User Computing Emanates from the Cloud Image & Persona Mgmt

23. Storage Optimization

24. Application Virtualization

25. Authentication ServicesSaaS AppsEnterprise AppsEnd-user Freedom. IT Control.Windows Apps

26. Unify User ManagementPublished AppsVMwareDataADPublic CloudDataDataDataDataDataSaaS AppsAppsAppsAppsAppsOSOSOSOSADDesktop AppsPrivate CloudOSADDirectory FederationPolicy ManagementAccess Security

27. Roadmap: Project Horizon Industry First: Unified user management of legacy and cloud applicationsProject Horizon: Policy-based Delivery of Diverse Apps and DataUser Experience

28. Single sign on

29. Self Service

30. Cross Platform Support

31. Cloud Ready Identity

32. Legacy, SaaS, Published apps under unified management

33. Extend enterprise policy to the cloud

34. Secure identity management across hybrid cloud

35. ThinApp Factory

36. Automated packaging and updating of native applicationsConsumption

37. vCloud DirectorShare Virtual Datacenter (VDC) resources with multiple tenantsDecide how VDC resources are allocated

38. IT can define multiple consumption models for an OrganizationCapacity-as-you-go “Pay-Per-VM” modelNo upfront resource allocationOrg VDC allocated resources only as users create vAppsIT can set compute limits to cap usageReservation poolsGuaranteed container100% of container guaranteedOrganization given resource management capabilities (shares and reservations)Allocation PoolsResources allocated, but not guaranteedSimilar to the “airline seat” modelIT given resource management role and can over provision

39. Users are given direct, on-demand access to hardwareDirect access through web-based user portalsIntegrate into IT workflows and request processesProgrammatic access through vCloud API

40. Self-Service Policies in VMware vCloud DirectorDefine deployment and storage lease defaults and VM quotas

41. Simplify deployment with central catalogsBasic Media CatalogPremium Media CatalogMultiple Types of Object in CatalogsTemplate catalogs (personalize when used)vApp catalogs (don’t personalize)Media catalogs (ISOs, virtual floppies)Multiple Catalog ScopesCatalogs are associated with one or more organizationsUsers can be given permission to create organization-wide catalogsOrganizations can be given permission to create datacenter-wide catalogsLinux TemplatesWindows TemplatesWeblogic vAppsOracle vApps

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44. Monte Carlo vApp

46. VM created in under 3 minutes; user experience like iTunes!

47. Introducing vCloud Request Manager!

48. Workflow Automation with vCloud Request Manager

49. Cloud Consumer (eg: QA Engineer): Requests new vApp based on template.Approver (eg: Line Manager): Receives email notification and approves via email.Key Value: Controlled approvals and governanceCapability: vApp Provisioning with ApprovalsInitiate Request Approval Workflow Email Notification

50. Add ApplicationSelect vApp Templates from Catalog.

51. Add Application: WorkflowDynamic Approval Addressee LookupSoftware License AllocationVMware vCloud Director ProvisioningEmail Notification

52. Asset Manager: Associates software licenses with vApp templates.Key Value:Automatically track software license usage in the Cloud.Capability: Software License TrackingLicenses Allocated on vApp CreationLicenses Freed on vApp Deletion

53. Capability: Policy Based Cloud Partitioning via “Blueprints”Cloud Consumer (eg: Project Manager, QA Manager): Requests new “Cloud”.Approver (eg: Line-Manager): Receives email notification and approves via email. Initiate Request Approval Workflow Email NotificationKey Value:Simplify creation and management of Organizations.

54. Improving CONSUMPTIONof IT ServicesImproving PRODUCTIONof IT ServicesCOST EFFICIENCYQUALITY OF SERVICEBUSINESS AGILITYIT ProductionIT as a ServiceBusiness ProductionStage 1Stage 2Stage 3Get the Most Out of Your InfrastructureAchieve Unprecedented ReliabilityEvolve to IT as a Servicevia Cloud Computing ArchitecturePreserving Freedom of Choice Through Open StandardsSummary

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