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- 2. Operating System Market Share Source: Market Share, september 2009
- 3. Getting off Windows XP 2012 Support for third-party application may become problematic 2009/2010 Start preparing 2010/2011 Most organisations require 12 – 18 months to deploy a new OS 8 april 2014 Microsoft ends extended support for Windows XP SP3 2014 2009 2012 2010 2011 2013
- 4. Migration driver? Getting off Windows XP is more important than Windows Vista vs. Windows 7 Gartner, march 2009
- 5. Migration (Theory vs Practice)
- 6. Typical OS migration OS Image Infra Apps Applications Migration Migration
- 7. Maybe a better strategy? Now Future Migration OS Image Infra Apps Migration
- 9. Workspace of the future User environment Virtual and Streamed Applications Virtual and Streamed Operating System Virtual and Streamed Physical Hardware
- 11. Workspace of the future User environment Virtual and Streamed Install and use MSI applications Applications Virtual and Streamed Management Layer OS Deployment OS Patching Operating System Physically installed Physical Hardware
- 12. Imagine not having to wait
- 13. Application Virtualization Virtual System UI Virtual Apps Apps VIRTUAL UI Virtual Presentation Apps OS UI Physical HW OS Apps REAL Physical HW OS Physical HW
- 14. Application Virtualization benefits Platform independent Zero footprint on client Test reduction 75 – 90 % Packagetime is shortened by 50% Business case in problematic applications Introduction has low impact
- 15. MSI Dead or legacy?
- 16. Application Virtualization considerations Not a 100% solution (we see 70-80%) Reconsider guidelines and standards Invest in packaging process Better source (MSI) = better result Cross platform is not a guarantee (test)
- 17. App-V
- 18. Workspace of the future User environment Virtual and Streamed Applications Virtual and Streamed Management Layer Operating System Physically installed Physical Hardware
- 19. User Environment Folder structure Profile User Registry - HKCU
- 20. Profile Bloat Logon Times Ntuser.dat Time in seconds Managed profile Time in months
- 21. User Profile incompatibility 21 VS
- 22. Microsoft gives us Local, Roaming and Mandatory profiles Folder redirection Documents, Desktop, Start Menu, Application Data etc. Profile folder exclusion History, Local Settings, Temp, Temp Internet Files etc. V2 profiles (Windows Vista and up) USMT
- 24. Flex Profiles Advanced Profile Mgmt. Solution Inclusion / exclusion list Configuration files
- 25. Profile virtualization benefits Platform independent Profile independent Up to 50% faster than roaming profiles Filter only important settings One datastream in stead of multiple files Compressed Up to 90% less profile corruption Introduction has low impact
- 26. Automates creation of INI files (Partially) Should be part of the packaging process Only takes 5 minutes per application How to determine application settings?
- 27. Profile virtualization considerations Not to be introduced overnight Most efficient combined with mandatory profile Which applications require roaming settings? Only way to roam settings between physical and virtual applications
- 28. Conclusion: Act Now Start analysing and inventoring apps Application virtualization is the way to go Rethink your profile strategy Profile virtualization: unknown, unloved but very effective Rethink migration strategy Big bang, phased or demand driven Start deploying and managing 2 OS’s
- 29. Conclusion Decoupling makes migrations transparant
- 30. Questions
- 31. Demo
- 33. OSD Editor
- 34. App-V Diagnostic Tool (ACDC)
- 35. App-V 4.5 Add-on ADM Template
- 36. App-V USB Tool
- 37. Virtual Session Indexer (VSI)
- 38. Project Virtual Reality Check (VRC) http://www.virtualrealitycheck.net/
- 39. Immidio Flex Profiles Advanced Edition
- 42. Interactieve strategie sessie 42 http://www.readyforseven.nl/
Editor's Notes
- IntroductionWho am IWho is Login ConsultantsTalking about the subject of decoupling applications and settingsAsk the audience what platform they are on. Did they migrate recently?How did it go? What were the issues?What was the main migration driver?
- About 70% is Windows XP.About 18% is Windows Vista.About 1,5% is Windows 7 allready!!So about 90% is Windows oriented (XP, Vista, 7)Does this reflect the answers in the opening slide?
- • When planning to eliminate Windows XP, don't expect to deploy Windows 7 formainstream users before the first half of 2011.• Test applications during 2009 and 2010, and create remediation plans to ensure you willnot have to delay your migrations while you are fixing your applications.• Plan to eliminate Windows XP from your environment by year-end 2012.• Prepare budgets to deploy Windows 7 on new and existing PCs during 2011 and 2012,so you can eliminate Windows XP before it becomes problematic.
- • The typical organization will need 12 to 18 months once Windows 7 ships until theircritical vendors support the new OS, and they can complete their application testing,image building and piloting.• Applications that do not run on Windows Vista likely will not run on Windows 7.• Although Microsoft will support Windows XP through 14 April 2014, support for third-partyapplications on Windows XP will become a problem by 2012.• Skipping a release (such as Windows Vista) means that organizations will not be able tomove to the next release (Windows 7) leisurely, via PC attrition.
- Applications allways take up much more time than anticipated
- You have budget for your project for T1 – T4. Now application run out of time and budget and there is no way back.But the timefor testing and delivering applications is fixed. There are no shortcuts.The migration delay is a result of the application delay.
- Start working on your applications now
- Operating System Virtualization. Maturity level: 5Not available offlineNot hardware independentNo Client HypervisorStreaming is not the same as virtualizationOnly specific use casesDoesn’t matter because we are going to focus on applications in the first place!In the future desktops will be virtualized, in the datacenter or on the clientApplication Virtualization.Maturity level:8Long time on the market (8 years)Multiple vendorsThere are still technical and fucntional limitations such as interoperability with other applicationsdrivers, services etc.Not everything can be virtualizedProfile Virtualization. Maturity level: 9Long time on the market (10 years)Mostly known in Server Based Environments. Technical and functional completeness about 90%
- OS virtualization alleen in specifieke use-casesAppl. virtualisatie: nog geen 100% oplossing, maar wel volwassenProfiel virtualisatie: onbekend en onbemind. Wel volwassen
- Not everything can be virtualized so you still need MSI (for now)OS virtualization on the desktop in not likely, so physical OS and maintenance (OS deployment and patching).This means introducing a management layer that can do this!Don’t introduce at once, step by step.Start with virtualizing applications and profile
- Platform indepent smoothens migrations to future operating systemsPlatform indepent means that it’s more likely that application will run on different OSs.Packagetime shortening only when traditional guidelines and processes are reevaluatedMSI is becoming legacy because Application Virtualization is currently not a 100% sollutionIntroduction has low impactAs a strategic platformAs a solution for a specific problem
- Also Server App-V is coming!Demo Office 2010 and show that the presentation is running on App-V Office 2010
- Ask logon times in the audience.What we hear is: profiles are slow, but nobody acts because it only hurts for a momentNobody is managing.Machine settings vs. user settings – HKLM vs. HKCU. Not all personal settings are in HKCUOnly one file (Ntuser.dat) contains all individual registry settings – no app-centric information segmentationProfiles corruptionTroubleshooting means deleting the entire profile with all the settings.
- Default profile size Windows XP: 700kb (60 bestanden)Default profile size Windows 7: 1,8 Mb (90 bestanden)Copying1000 1Kb files takes longer that one 10 Mb fileWe see that Roaming Profiles are reversed.
- Folder Redirection is a feature that allows users to redirect user-specific profile folders to an alternate locationLess “stuff” is copied back and forth during the profile load/unloadDocuments, Desktop, and Start Menu are good examples of user profile folders you can redirectFolder Redirection gives administrators the ability to move user data out of the profile, giving users real-time access to their dataCan be done on a server by server basisCan be configured in Group PolicyCan redirect multiple folders to many locationsCan redirect enough folders to make the profile as small as 50kExclusion applies only at logoffUser Profiles – V 2Applies to Vista, WS2008, Win7 and WS 2008 R2Individual profile path: \\Users\\<username>Folder names are not localized, but still contain localized directory junctions for compatibilitySeparates machine and application-specific dataLocal Profiles: Personal, High stability, High performance, Easy managementRoamingProfiles: Personal, Medium – Low stability, Medium – Low performance, Hard managementMandatory Profiles: Not personal, High stability, Medium performance, Easy management
- Stream from compressed ZIP file from the network
- Which application really require roaming settings (we see about 40%)App-V does redirect but doesn’t filter which settings are preserverd.Also it’s not possible to migrate settings from physical applications to virtual application and visa versa.
- Demo that it really takes 5 minutes
- Management layer for non virtualizable applications
- Migration strategy:Big Bang vs Demand driven
- "Ready for 7" is een serie high-level seminars waarin de migratie naar Microsoft Windows 7 centraal staat. In één middag leert u de beste strategieen om deze migratie binnen uw organisatie goed te laten verlopen. Dit seminar is gratis toegankelijk voor iedereen die beleidsmatig verantwoordelijk is voor de migratie naar Windows 7 in een omgeving van meer dan 200 werkplekken. Toegang per sessie is beperkt tot 12 personen. U kunt vandaag uw plaats reserveren in onze stand.