The document discusses a presentation on VMware vSphere 5.1, highlighting the agenda, company background, and advancements in end-user computing and virtualization technology. It emphasizes improvements in management, security, and storage optimization, featuring new capabilities like centralized image management and enhancements in user experience. Additionally, the document touches on VMware's commitment to customer satisfaction and quality in IT infrastructure services.

1. Presentación vSphere 5.1
con VMware

2. Agenda
9:00 Recepción y registro asistentes
9:15 Presentación y bienvenida de Omega Peripherals
9:30 Novedades de Vmware End-User Computing
10:30 ¿Cómo acelerar los entornos virtualizados?
11:00 Café
11:30 Novedades de Vmware vSphere 5.1
Nuevas modalidades de licenciamiento
12:30 Disponibilidad de aplicaciones y datos en
entornos virtuales según Symantec
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3. Presentación Compañía

4. Nuestra misión
Nuestra misión:
Ayudarle a garantizar el
acceso a su información.
Nuestra especialización:
Infraestructuras IT para la
información

5. Resumen ejecutivo - I
• Empresa 100% de
capital nacional
– 18 años en el sector TI
– Más de 50 especialistas
a su servicio.
– Oficinas en Barcelona,
Bilbao, Madrid
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6. Resumen ejecutivo - II
• Ingeniería de TI
especializada en
– integración de
infraestructuras TI
– servicios de TI
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7. Resumen ejecutivo - III
• Valores
– excelencia de nuestros
empleados
– foco permanente en
formación
– satisfacción de nuestros
clientes
– calidad en todas
nuestras actividades.
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8. Especialistas en
• Infraestructuras de la
información:
– Almacenamiento
información
– Copias de respaldo y
plan contingencia
– Virtualización
infraestructura
– Servicios de gestión
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9. Nos sentimos orgullosos de:
• conocimientos de
nuestros técnicos
– formación
– experiencia
• capacidad de integración
• conocimiento del
mercado
– multivendedor
– productos innovadores
• trabajo en equipo
– entre sedes
– con partners externo
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10. www.omega-peripherals.com
Gracias por su atención

11. Novedades en End User Computing
Jesús Huerta
SE, VMware
Confidential
© 2010 VMware Inc. All rights reserved

12. The Drivers of Change
Wherever,
Whenever,
In Context
Customer Employee Customer Employee
Experience Experience Experience Experience
Paper & web pages Desktop-centric Real-time Stream-centric
Narrow, specific Document and Broad information flows Social and mobile
information flows Email-centric intelligently combined
Narrow context Mobile and social
Today’s IT Tomorrow’s IT
2 Confidential

13. Top-to-Bottom Transformation
Access Mobile
PCs
Users
Existing New Apps
Applications
Apps & Big Data
Servers Infrastructure Clouds
3 Confidential

14. View/Mirage Horizon
Centralized Windows Management Centralized Access Control & Management
Secure, Mobile Desktop Desktops, Apps, Data Mobile
PCs Virtual & Physical Access Multi-Device Workspace
Users
Access
Existing New Apps
Applications
Apps & Big Data
PCs Mobile
Users
Servers Infrastructure Clouds
4 Confidential

15. View & Mirage
Mirage View
Highest
Physical
The Security
Offline Complete Solution Device Mobility
Operations
to Transform Legacy Desktops
Central a Service
into Management
Disaster Recovery
High Availability
5 Confidential

16. How It Works
Centralized Images Local Copies
Core
Image
Optimized Sync &
Desktop Streaming
Mirage Server Mirage Client
Manage Centrally Execute Locally
6 Confidential

17. Layered Single Image Management
Mirage splits desktop up into
logical layers
User Data & Profile • All layers are stored in the
data center
User Installed Apps
• Granular operations on layers (restore,
migrate, update)
Machine Identity
• Personalized blue layers continuously
Departmental App backed up in data center
(Experimental)
• Red layers managed by IT
Base Image
• Single image (OS + core apps)
Driver Library • Hardware independent base-image
• In-place image swapping
Desktop Layers (zero touch)
7 Confidential

18. Centralized Image Management for Virtual & Physical
Mirage
View Centralized Image
VDI Image
Central
execution
Efficient
Efficient WAN
Remote Streaming &
Protocol Caching
Local
Local
execution
execution
In VM
VDI Physical BYOD
Thin/Zero-Clients Corp Owned Laptops Off-Network BYOD Macs
Networked Mobile Devices Power-User Workstations Off-Network BYOD Win Laptops
Networked BYOD Laptops CAPEX Sensitive Desktops
8 Confidential

19. Single-Image Management
Reference CVD created BI is downloaded optimally
Reference from a reference PC Merged CVD is uploaded & merged with endpoint UIA
Machine
CVD1
Reference
CVD
Base Image
CVD2
Laptops w/
Base Image is captured
Mirage Client
from reference CVD Base Image is applied to
designated CVD collections
 Zero touch: no installation at the endpoint
 Personalized apps and profiles preserved
 Highly WAN optimized
 Minimal end-user downtime
 Safety net: Can revert to previous version quickly
9 Confidential

20. Endpoint Continuity
Stream CVD to new device HP
Fully managed / synchronized
Content
Apps
OS
WAN Dell
Mirage
Server
Re-base CVD
onto VM
Access PC on central VM via
Content
remoting protocol
VM Pool Apps
OS for VM
 Migrate full image (CVD) into data center
 Mount CVD onto VM for universal access
 Restore CVD onto a new device
10 Confidential

21. Clustered Deployment
 Stateless servers
 Single pane of glass
for management
 High density: 1500-2000
endpoints per blade
(quad-core & 16GB)
 Dynamically add/remove
server nodes
 Use existing server
load balancing
 Dynamically add
storage volumes
11 Confidential

22. Branch Win 7 Migration
Laptops w/
Mirage Client
Base Image is captured
from the Reference CVD
Windows 7
The BI is downloaded to one
Reference
or more Branch Reflectors CVD1
Machine
Reference
CVD Branch
Reflector
Base Image
CVD2
Mirage
Server
 Zero-touch (No PXE/USB needed)
 User profiles & files migrated
 WAN optimized Endpoints leverage
CVD3
 Minimal end-user downtime Reflector
 Built-in safety net: centralized snapshot of XP image to load new Base Image.
12 Confidential

23. Top 3 new capabilities with View 5.1
1. View Storage Accelerator
2. Improved Management at Scale
3. Even better end-user experience
13 Confidential

24. View 5.1 New Features Overview
•Newly implemented USB redirection stack
•Radius Authentication (more options)
•More clients (e.g. New Mac Clients)
Connect •PCoIP & User Experience improvements
•Local Mode enhancements
•Admin UI Performance Enhancements
•Persona Management for physical machines
•Persona Management Migration tool
Manage •Support for Pre-created AD machine accounts
• Large scale tuning and best practices
•View Storage Accelerator
•View Composer Array Integration (Tech Preview)
•Cluster size expansion for NFS Datastores
Simplify •Standalone View Composer Server
•Customer Experience Improvement Program
14 Confidential

25. View Storage Accelerator
Storage Access Optimization to Improve Performance and Storage Cost
Overview
 In-memory cache of common block reads
(Content Based Read Cache)
 Applicable to all types of desktops
 Completely transparent to the guest
 100% server based
 No special array technology needed
Benefits
 Reduce storage cost
 Storage can be sized for average workloads
 Decrease peak IOPS load on storage
 Ensure consistent user experience by
handling worst case usage
 Allow larger concurrent user scale on
same resources
15 Confidential

26. Sample Data (1): Windows 7 – Single host boot storm
• ~80% reduction in peak IOPS
• ~45% reduction in average IOPS
• ~65% reduction in peak throughput
• ~25% reduction in average throughput
16 Confidential

27. Sample Data (2): Windows 7 multi host boot storm
“View (Monaco.2)with CBRC (View Storage Accelerator) does a great job. Rebooting linked
clone pool is fast as h*** :-) (60 VM's in less then 90 seconds)”
From a Beta Tester
~65% reduction in peak IOPS
17 Confidential

28. Management at Large Scale Improvements
Features and Best Practices to Improve Manageability at Large Scale
Overview
 Improved Admin UI large dataset display
response time
 Event logging into syslog
 Standalone View Composer Server
 Expansion of cluster size fro 8 to 32 when
NFS storage in use
 Large scale management best practices
backed by extensive testing
Benefits
 Accelerate large scale deployments by
providing tested best practice
 Reduce support cost by enhancing
product error reporting/handling
capabilities
18 Confidential

29. Continued PCoIP Performance Improvements
Continued Optimization of CPU and Bandwidth Utilization
Overview
• CPU utilization optimizations
• Numerous protocol and multi-media
optimizations
Benefits
• Lower costs with more users per server
• Improved interactivity and
responsiveness over WAN
• Better video playback experience with
client side optimizations
19 Confidential

30. Sample Data: Latest Remote Protocol Test Results
1,2
PCoIP View 5.1 Beta RDP 7 XD 5.5
Equivalent Image
1 quality
Max FPS 24
0,8
Normalized Results
(lower is better)
Media redirection
disabled
0,6
WAN condition
0,4
View Planner
workload
0,2
0
CPU usage BW Usage
* Note: Showing normalized results for comparison purposes
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31. ?
21 Confidential

32. VMware Horizon Suite
The Platform for Workforce Mobility
Manage Secure Access Mobile Track
22 Confidential

33. 23 Confidential

34. 24 Confidential

35. 25 Confidential

36. 26 Confidential

37. 27 Confidential

38. For Users
Consistent
Access to Apps & Data
Separation
Personal / Business
Choice
of Any Device
28 Confidential

39. For IT
Truly
Integrated
Management
Policies
That Follow Users,
Not Devices
29 Confidential

40. 30 Confidential

41. Top-to-Bottom Transformation
Access Mobile
PCs
Users
Existing New Apps
Applications
Apps & Big Data
Servers Infrastructure Clouds
31 Confidential

42. Thank You
32 Confidential

43. The Software Defined Datacenter
Víctor Ramón Rodríguez
Territory Manager Catalunya & Baleares
Confidential
© 2011 VMware Inc. All rights reserved

44. A New Approach to Cloud
The Software Defined Datacenter
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45. Virtualization Simplifies Provisioning of VMs, But Additional
Steps Needed to Deploy in a Production Environment
Enterprise
storage
Past Present
VLAN
networks
+ Firewall,
load-balancer
IDS, security,
$10,000 $300
$1,800 monitoring
10 weeks 2 minutes
5 days, 2 minutes
Availability
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46. VMware’s Complete Cloud Infrastructure & Management Suite
Management Cloud Infrastructure Extensibility
vCloud Director
vCloud APIs
vFabric
Distributed Site
Application vCloud Networking
Storage Recovery
& Security vCloud
Director Tech Prev Manager
Connector
Virtualization
vCenter
Operations vCenter
vSphere
Mgmt Suite Orchestrator
4 Confidential – Not for External Distribution

47. Cloud Infrastructure: vSphere 5.1
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48. VMware Uniquely Delivers on Key Business Needs
The VMware Advantage
Reduce The lowest total cost of ownership
Operational Costs across CapEx + OpEx
Virtualize Critical The most comprehensive
Applications virtualization and cloud solutions
The Most Reliable The most reliable and proven
Platform solution for your infrastructure
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49. VSA Enables High Availability at an Affordable Price
VSA
 Lowers capital costs to get to
virtualized IT
 Drops knowledge barrier for
virtualization adoption
 Enables more SMB and ROBO
customers to benefit
from unique vSphere capabilities
(e.g., vMotion, High Availability,
Cost-effective, easy-to-deploy DRS, Storage DRS)
shared storage software that
enables High Availability for any
small environment
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50. vSphere 5 – Profile-Driven Storage
Old Model of IT – Manual Storage Placement New Model of IT – Profile-Driven Storage
High IO
High IO Throughput
Throughput
Tier 1 Tier 2 Tier 3
Match? Match? Match?
 X X
Tier storage based on performance characteristics
(i.e. datastore cluster)
Weaknesses Benefits
 Downtime is required for storage maintenance  Reduce time for storage planning/configuration
or upgrading  Reduce errors in the selection and
 Each new VM must be manually matched to management of VM storage
the best storage option that meets its needs  Increase storage utilization by optimizing
placement
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51. Storage DRS
Overview
 Group “like” datastores in a datastore
cluster.
 Initial placement of VMs/VMDKs
Storage vMotion  Datastore maintenance mode
 Space and I/O load balancing
 Affinity and anti-affinity rules
Benefits
Datastore  Scalable storage management
Cluster  Reduce time for VM provisioning
 Eliminate VM downtime for storage
maintenance
 Automated Out of space avoidance
 Automated I/O bottleneck avoidance
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52. Distributed Switch
Overview
 Distributed Switch now delivers:
 Network Healthcheck
 Configuration Backup and Restore
 Roll Back and Recovery
 LACP Support
 SPAN, ER SPAN
vSphere vSphere vSphere
Benefits
 Visibility into physical and virtual network
status
 Backup and recover network settings
 Fast recovery from lost connectivity or
incorrect configurations
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53. vSphere Data Protection
Overview
 New backup and recovery tool for the
vSphere platform
VDP
 Replaces vSphere Data Recovery
 Based on EMC Avamar
VMware vSphere
Benefits
 Use less disk space with deduplication
DATA DEDUPLICATED
AND STORED ON VDP  Simple setup and management
APPLIANCE
 Proven technology
11 *All editions and kits with–thefor External Distribution
Confidential Not exception of Essentials

54. vSphere Replication
Site A (Primary) Overview
 Virtual machine level replication by the
vSphere host
vSphere
 Included with vSphere*
vSphere
Replication
Benefits
Site B (Recovery)
 Low cost/efficient replication option
 Simple setup from within vCenter Server
vSphere
 Integration with SRM enables automated
DR process
12 *All editions and kits with–thefor External Distribution
Confidential Not exception of Essentials

55. vShield Endpoint
Overview
 Secure your VMs with offloaded anti-
virus and anti-malware (AV) solutions
without the need of agents
 Included with vSphere*
 Mcfee, TrendMicro, Symantec,…
Benefits
 Simplified AV administration
 Higher consolidation ratios by preventing
the possibility of AV storms
 Improved performance
13 *All editions and kits with–thefor External Distribution
Confidential Not exception of Essentials

56. Performance Guarantees – Network and Storage I/O Control
3. w/ Other VMs can
2. I/O controls, Overview
give VIP VMs 1. VM requests
are starved
preferential access more resources  Set up SLAs for use of storage and
for resources
network resources
 Added per virtual machine settings
for Network I/O Control
 Added NFS support for Storage I/O
Control
Benefits
 Eliminate the “noisy neighbor” problem
 More granular SLA settings for network
traffic
 Extend Storage SLAs to more VMs
14 Confidential – Not for External Distribution

57. New SR-IOV Support for IO Latency Sensitive Applications
Overview
High Frequency  SR-IOV support allows multiple virtual
Database
Trading App machines direct access to hardware I/O
devices
 Allows multiple VMs to bypass the
hypervisor (DirectPath) to reduce the I/O
utilization overhead
Benefits
vSphere
 Reduces latency for high-throughput
devices and databases
 Enables you to extend benefit of
virtualization and cloud to most IO
sensitive applications
15 Confidential – Not for External Distribution

58. vSphere Web Client Interface Improvements
Object Navigator Tabs
Inventory Objects Create custom actions
Sidebar Extension
Portlets
Add right-click extensions
16 Confidential – Not for External Distribution

59. Q3
vSphere 5.1 Edition Lineup: Enterprise
New or Improved in vSphere 5.1 Standard Enterprise Enterprise+
Entitlements
• vRAM Entitlement Unlimited Unlimited Unlimited
• vCPU / VM 8-way 32-way 64-way
Features
• High Availability
• Data Protection
• vMotion
• Hot Add
• vShield Zones
• Fault Tolerance (1 vCPU)
• Storage vMotion
• Virtual Serial Port Concentrator
• Storage APIs for Array Integration, Multipathing
• Distributed Resource Scheduler and Distributed Power Management
• Distributed Switch
• I/O Controls (Network and Storage)
• Host Profiles and Auto Deploy
• Storage DRS and Profile-Driven Storage
• SR-IOV
• vShield Endpoint
• vSphere Replication
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All editions include: Thin Provisioning, Update Manager, Storage APIs for Data Protection, Image Profile, and SLES (except Ess and Ess +)

60. Q3
vSphere 5.1 Edition Lineup: SMB
Standard with
New or Improved in vSphere 5.1 Essentials Essentials+ Standard Operations Management
Price (license only) $83 $749 $995 $1,995
Entitlements
• vRAM Entitlement Unlimited Unlimited Unlimited Unlimited
• vCPU / VM 8-way 8-way 8-way 8-way
Features
• High Availability
• Data Protection
• vMotion
• vSphere Storage Appliance
• Hot Add
• vShield Zones
• Fault Tolerance (1 vCPU)
• Storage vMotion
• Virtual Serial Port Concentrator
• Storage APIs for Array Integration, Multipathing
• Distributed Resource Scheduler & DPM
• Distributed Switch
• I/O Controls (Network and Storage)
• Host Profiles and Auto Deploy
• Storage DRS and Profile-Driven Storage
• SR-IOV
• vShield Endpoint
• vSphere Replication
• vCOPs Advanced
• 18
vCenter Protect Confidential – Not for External Distribution
All editions include: Thin Provisioning, Update Manager, Storage APIs for Data Protection, Image Profile, and SLES (except Ess and Ess +)

61. vSphere 5.1: vSphere and vCenter Server Purchasing Options
vCenter Server Standard Edition
(purchased separately)
1 vSphere Editions
Per CPU licenses, vSphere Standard
completely scalable vSphere vSphere vSphere
w/ Operations
Standard Enterprise Enterprise Plus
Management
2 vSphere Kits
1
Essentials Kits Acceleration Kits
For small environments, All in one soft bundles for new customers to get started
up to 3 virtualized hosts Starts at 6 CPUs, scalable with vSphere Editions
Essentials Essentials Standard AK Standard w/ Enterprise AK Enterprise Plus
Kit Plus Kit Ops Mgmt AK AK
$495 $4,495 $6,995 $10,000 $17,495 $21,995
vCenter Server vCenter Server vCenter vCenter vCenter vCenter
for Essentials for Essentials Standard Standard Standard Standard
vSphere vSphere vSphere vSphere vSphere vSphere Enter.
Essentials Essentials Plus Standard Standard w/ Enterprise Plus
(6 procs) (6 procs) (6 procs) Ops Mgmt (6 procs) (6 procs)
(6 procs)
vSphere vSphere vSphere
VSA for
Storage Storage Storage
Essentials + vSphere
Appliance Appliance Appliance
Storage
Appliance
1 Limited to one per customer site
19 Confidential – Not for External Distribution

62. vCloud 5.1 Suite
20 Confidential – Not for External Distribution

63. vCloud Suite reduces costs while improving business responsiveness
Virtual Data Center (VDC)
Software-Defined Datacenter
5 days, 2 min 3 minutes
21 Confidential – Not for External Distribution

64. vCloud Networking and Security – How it Works
Abstract and Pool Resources
Integrated Management with vCenter/vCD  Minimize dedicated hardware
 Optimize Utilization
Create Logical Networks
3rd party services
VDC 1 VDC 2  Accelerate Application Provisioning
 Scale Applications On-demand
 Simplify Operations
Attach Services
 Integrated Management
VMware Networking & Security  3rd Party Extensible
Services Metadata
vSphere Enable Policy-based Automation
• 4Gbps connectivity
• 2 redundant pNICs  Dynamic Provisioning
• Load Balancer
• Web Application  Unlock Efficiency & Agility
Firewall
22 Confidential – Not for External Distribution

65. VXLAN: Driving Agility for Software Defined Networking
650.555.1212 650.555.1212
Telephony
Mobile
Telephony
Identifier = Location
VLAN 10 VXLAN 10
Networking
VXLAN
Identifier = Location
23 Confidential – Not for External Distribution

66. vCenter Operations
• Identify
Current
Problems
• Potential &
Future Risk?
• Are threre
Optimization
opportunities?
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67. vCenter Site Recovery Manager Ensures Simple, Reliable DR
Site Recovery Manager Complements vSphere to provide the simplest
and most reliable disaster protection and site migration for all applications
Simplify management of recovery and
migration plans
• Replace manual runbooks with centralized
recovery plans
Site A (Primary) Site B (Recovery)
• From weeks to minutes to set up new plan
VMware Site Recovery VMware Site Recovery
vCenter Server Manager vCenter Server Manager
Automate Recovery and Failover
VMware vSphere VMware vSphere • Ensure automated failover and migration
• Automate failback processes
Test Recovery Plan
• Reduce testing gap with frequent non-
Servers Servers disruptive testing
Broad Choice of Replication Options
• Built-in vSphere Replication
• Support for storage-based replication
25 Confidential – Not for External Distribution

68. Access to Infrastructure is Blazingly Fast
Three Ways to Connect,
Including GUI
 Direct access through web-
based portals by end users
(developers, etc) or IT
delegate
 Integrate into IT workflows
and request processes
 Programmatic access
through vCloud API
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69. vCloud Director is the Practical, Out-of-the-box Option for IAAS
 Builds on VMware vSphere
and is the foundation for
VMware vCloud Suite
 Utilizes your existing x86
hardware
 Uses existing skill set
 Fully functional cloud in
less than 30 days
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70. What is the vCloud Suite?
Components of a Complete,
Integrated Cloud Infrastructure vCloud Suite
Disaster Recovery vCenter Site Recovery
Automation Manager
Cloud-enabled Application vFabric Application
Provisioning Director
Automated Operations vCenter Operations
Management for the Cloud Management Suite
Cloud Networking and vCloud Networking
Security and Security
IaaS & Hybrid Cloud vCloud vCloud
Connectivity Director Connector
Virtualization Platform vSphere Enterprise+
Sold and licensed exactly as vSphere: per-CPU with a vRAM entitlement
 Unlimited VMs of each component on top of each properly licensed vCloud Suite CPU
 Not a bundle – cannot break apart components of one license to run on multiple CPUs
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71. vCloud Suite Edition Lineup
vCloud Suite vCloud Suite vCloud Suite
Standard Advanced Enterprise
Price (per CPU, license only) $4,995 $7,495 $11,495
vSphere Enterprise Plus
Virtualization Virtualized infrastructure with policy-based automation
vCloud Director & vCloud Connector
Virtualized datacenters with multi-tenancy and public cloud extensibility
Standard vCloud Networking and Security vCNS Standard vCNS Advanced vCNS Advanced
Cloud Software defined networking, security, and ecosystem integration
Infrastructure Advanced vCloud Networking and Security
Continuous firewall and network availability
vCenter SRM
vCenter Site Recovery Manager Enterprise
Automated disaster recovery planning, testing, and execution
vCenter Operations Management Suite vCOps Advanced vCOps Enterprise
- Performance monitoring and alerting
- Capacity planning, reporting, and optimization
vCenter Configuration Manager
Configuration and compliance management of virtual infrastructure
Operations
Management vCenter Infrastructure Navigator
Application discovery, dependency mapping, and management
vCenter Chargeback Manager
Metered chargeback reporting and accountability
vFabric Application Director
Multi-tier application service catalog publishing and provisioning
Note: vCloud Suite Editions are licensed per CPU, with 96GB vRAM entitlement (identical to vSphere Enterprise Plus)
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72. vCLoud Suite Promotions
30 Confidential – Not for External Distribution

73. Gracias
31 Confidential – Not for External Distribution

74. Protección de las aplicaciones y los datos en
entornos VMWare
Joan García
Sr. Technical Sales Consultant
Omega Peripherals, VMWare & Symantec – Better together 1

75. Agenda
1 Estado de la virtualización
2 Protección de las aplicaciones
3 Protección de los datos y las VMs
2

76. Agenda
1 Estado de la virtualización
2 Protección de las aplicaciones
3 Protección de los datos y las VMs
3

77. Virtualizing Business-Critical Applications
Key Challenges: Ensuring Application Availability
Low adoption beyond Tier 3
TIER 3 TIER 2 TIER 1
• Virtualization widely-
adopted for non-
critical applications
Virtualization adoption
• Business critical
applications are
infrequently virtualized
IIS
Apache
WebLogic
WebSphere
SQL, Oracle
SAP
• Virtualization vendors
Print File Exchange fail to ensure
application availability
Criticality of applications
4

78. Application availability a key requirement for
virtualization of critical apps
Leading causes for unplanned outages1 Key challenges in managing virtualized servers2
Ensuring Application Availability 51%
40% Operations 20% Security, Power, Coordinating new deployments
Errors OS, HW and upgrades 41%
Managing unanticipated cost
increases 42%
Overcoming existing allocation,
purchasing and budget practices 29%
40%
Compensating for the lack of
Application integrated management tools 32%
Failures
Gartner: 40% of failures are caused by the IDC: 51% of respondents rank Application
application going down Availability as the key virtualization challenge
2. Source: IDC, October 2009. Choosing Storage for Virtualized Servers. For
1. Source: Gartner, 30 November 2010 companies with > 1,000 employees.
5

79. Agenda
1 Estado de la virtualización
2 Protección de las aplicaciones
3 Protección de los datos y las VMs
6

80. Symantec ApplicationHA + VMware HA: Virtualize
without compromise
VM1 VM2 VM2
Symantec App c1 c1
Components c1 c3
ApplicationHA
protect c2 c3 c2 c2 c4
application Application
components Resources
OS OS OS OS
VMware HA
VMware ESX
VM
protect
infrastructure
components ESX Server
Site
7

81. Coordinated recovery between ApplicationHA and
VMware HA – Details
VM1
• Deep understanding of the apps
– App specific modules start, stop,
recover apps
App
– Eg: SQL DB instances, FileStream,
Analysis, Storage mount points,
dependencies
Agent
– Functional testing based on SQL Pack
queries Application
EXCH SQL
HA
• Customizable recovery behavior ApplicationHA
– App or VM restart limit OS
– In-guest remediation only -
Enable/Disable App Heartbeat
VMware HA
– Turn off remediation during planned
maintenance - Enter/Exit Maintenance mode VMware ESX
8

82. Symantec ApplicationHA + VMware HA:
Virtualize without compromise
Ensure Exploit Minimize
Availability Virtualization Complexity
9

83. Coordinated recovery between ApplicationHA and
VMware HA
• App monitoring
VM1 VM2 VM1 VM2
– Show health status
– Detect app failures ORA SQL ORA SQL
• Coordinated recovery Application
HA
Application
HA
OS OS OS OS
– Restart applications
– Trigger VMware HA VMware HA VMware HA
for further recovery VMware ESX VMware ESX
– Integration via App
Monitoring API
• Protects against wide
range of failures
– Infrastructure failures – VM recovers after a server failure but app doesn’t
– VM is up but app is down – App is up but not functional
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84. Bringing Application Awareness to Site Recovery
Manager
Application Monitoring on Both Sites During Test and Real Recovery
Site B
• Automatic application monitoring enabled on both
Test Recovery
sites
• Automatic establishment of communication with
Site A VMware HA on recovery site
• Dashboard view on both sites with secured
Real Recovery communication
Application awareness in SRM audit trail
• Report application status in SRM audit trail
• Proof to auditors and/or management
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85. ApplicationHA working in SRM environment
“Protected” Site “Recovery” Site
vSphere Client vSphere Client
ApplicationHA dashboard ApplicationHA dashboard
DB DB DB DB
ApplicationHA ApplicationHA
SRM Server SRM Server
Console Console
getAppStatus.bat
VM1 VM2 VM3 VM1 VM2 VM3
EXCH SAP ORA EXCH SAP ORA
SRM Failover
Application Application Application Application Application Application
HA HA HA HA HA HA
OS OS OS OS OS OS
VMware HA Resource Mapping VMware HA
ESX ESX ESX ESX ESX
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86. ApplicationHA + Restore desde el backup
Taking Application Availability to a New Level via Integration with Backup Exec
Escalation of Remediation Mechanism
Application Virtual Machine Virtual Machine
Restart Reboot Image Recovery
Automatically restore, or trigger a prompt for consent to restore, a failed virtual machine
in order to recover lost application services once ApplicationHA has exhausted the steps
available to remediate the failure.
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87. Support For Off-the-shelf and Custom Applications
ApplicationHA Guest
• Windows Server 2003, 2003 R2, 2008, 2008 R2 • Linux x64 (RHEL 5, 6, SLES 10, 11 SP1, OEL
(all x64) 5)
• VMware vCenter Server • SAP Netweaver 7.0x Central Services
• Oracle Siebel CRM 8.1 • Oracle 10gR1, 10gR2, 11gR1 , 11gR2
• SQL Server 2005, 2008, SQL Server 2008
R2 • Oracle Weblogic 9, 10
• Exchange Server 2007, 2010 • SAP Netweaver 7.0 (NW04)
• IIS 6.0, 7.0 • IBM Websphere Application Server
• Sharepoint 2010 and MQ
• SAP Netweaver 7.0 (NW04) • Apache/IBM HTTP Server
• FileShare • Custom Application
• PrintShare
• ApplicationHA Console Server
• Custom Application
• Windows Server 2003, 2003 R2 (32 bit)
• Custom Application
• FileShare
• SQL Server 2008
More applications on more platforms to be added in future releases
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88. Ensuring Availability for Custom Applications
A B
Choose Custom Application Choose Windows Service for Monitoring
15

89. Visualize and control apps from vSphere client -
screenshot
VM Selected Application Status Application Operation Detailed Monitoring
16

90. Dashboard for Visualizing Application Status and
Controlling Applications
Dashboard also available
on cluster level.
Data Center Level Batch Operations Aggregated Statistics Alert Details
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91. Ease of deployment
step2
step1
Installation Installer
VM VM VM VM
• Step 1:
vCenter plugin install Plugin
Guest
Comp
Guest
Comp
Guest
Comp
• Step 2:
OS OS OS OS
Guest component install
vCenter Hv Hypervisor
vSphere server
clients
ApplicationHA
Configuration step3 console
ESX servers
• Step 3: Select Auto-Discovery Auto-Configure
From vCenter plug-in, Exchange 2010
select app App components
SQL 2008 and resources: App
• SQL DB
• No cost and complexity IIS instances
• SQL Analysis
of traditional File Service
“clustering” Print
• FileStream
• Storage used by
– No standby VMs (duplicate SQL
licenses, patching, etc.) • Dependencies
– No deployment pain Custom
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92. Agenda
1 Estado de la virtualización
2 Protección de las aplicaciones
3 Protección de los datos y las VMs
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93. NetBackup – Industry Leading Backup And Recovery
Symantec is
#1
Largest Global Data Protection Footprint… 35,000 customers. in VMware
Backup
Enterprise Distributed System Backup/Recovery Fortune 500 Global 2000
Revenue Market Share, 2010 99% 99%
Leading Leading
Telecom Healthcare
10 of 10 10 of 10
Leading Savvy Businesses
Financial Services • 35K Enterprise
10 of 10 • 1.5 Million SMB
Combined 35% Market Share –
• Symantec NetBackup™: Delivers 1st in VMware,
Storage, Copy Management, and Scale for the
Enterprise.
• Symantec Backup Exec™: Delivers 1st in Microsoft
Application Protection, and Simplicity for SMB.
• Symantec™ V-Ray technology: Shared Between Backup
Exec/NetBackup – Dedupe, VMware, and more.
#1 Backup/Recovery Market Share
Gartner, Inc., Gartner custom data based on Market Share: Storage Management Software, Worldwide, 2010; Alan Dayley; March 30, 2011
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94. The Virtual Machine Protection Challenge
Bad Things Can Happen in the Dark
VM Backup Challenge Don’t Backup Blind
Putting a backup client in a You can’t PROTECT, DEDUPE,
VM can congest your network MANAGE or RECOVER what
and impact your application you can’t see.
performance.
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95. Symantec NetBackup with V-Ray Technology
Visibility into Reducing Cost, Faster Performance, Better Backup
Symantec V-Ray
• Patented visibility into virtual machines,
applications, dedupe data streams
• Transparent backup and recovery
• Unifies both physical and virtual
deployments
• Symantec’s 3rd Generation
Granular Recovery Technology
Unified Protection • File & Application Recovery
Deduplication • Automated Protection
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96. NetBackup Intelligent Deduplication
Visibility for Optimized, Green, Global Deduplication
Traditional backup data stream NetBackup data stream
What
They See ? What
We See
Without V-Ray – What We Can Do –
• “Multi-Step” Backup and Recovery  Slow • “Single-Pass” Backup and Recovery  Fast
• “Guessing” at best-fit deduplication • “Intelligent” Deduplication  Data Aware
• Requires ‘more’ compute power • Use ‘less’ compute power  Green
• Limited to no growth potential • Deduplication Platform  Future growth
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97. What Can Happen When You Separate the Backup and
Recovery of Your Virtual Infrastructure
CAPEX OPEX RISK
Twice the……
Licensing
Management
Disaster Recovery
= $$$$$
Physical Infrastructure & Virtualized Infrastructure
Backup Team & VM Team
24

98. V-Ray Visibility Enables Unified Backup Management
vCenter plug-in for
monitoring backup events
Symantec
Symantec
Physical Infrastructure & Virtual Infrastructure &
Backup Team VM Team
Unified Data Protection
25

99. Example Dialogue Between the VM and Backup Admin
VM Admin Hi Backup Guy! Somebody in engineering accidently
destroyed VM12, VM18 and VM23. Please restore
those VMs from yesterday’s backup.
I have no record of VM18 ever being backed up.
When did you create that VM?
Backup Admin
VM Admin
D’oh! #@&!^@^%$
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100. V-Ray Visibility to Protect VMs “On the Fly”
Wherever They May Reside V-Ray
• Reduce OpEx and risk by
automatically protecting
VMs as they move, change or
come online
• Reduce performance impact
from backup operations with
automated load balancing
With
VMware
Offload IT staff
Intelligent
and reduce risk of
Policy
unprotected data
27

101. VM Intelligent Policy
• Query builder, incluyendo:
– Datastore Cluster
– Custom VM Attributes
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102. Example Dialogue Between the VM and Backup Admin
VM Admin
Hi Backup Guy! VM18 has gone down. There are some
very important files that we need right away.
Hang on! I’m going to have to
recover the whole VM first and need to find some
available disk to recover it to.
Backup Admin
VM Admin
Argghh.
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103. The VM Recovery Challenge – Part 1
80% of restore requests are for single files
….but you still need to be able to perform Disaster Recovery
• You a require a VMDK backup for DR
• However the steps to recover
individual items are:
1. Recover the VMDK which requires
dedicated disk
2. Power on the VM(s)
3. Find the VM image with needed file –
hint this could take time
4. Recover file
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104. The VM Recovery Challenge – Part 2
80% of restore requests are for single files
….but you still need to be able to perform Disaster Recovery
• If do a backup for files/folders only…
• How do you recover for DR?
1. Provision and power on new VM
2. Install NetBackup Client
3. Start recovery over network – hint this
could take time
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105. File Recovery vía OpsCenter Operational Restore
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106. File Recovery vía OpsCenter Operational Restore
Most recent file displayed
Older versions can be
accessed from here
33

107. V-Ray Visibility for Single File and Application Restore
Symantec V-Ray • Four types of recovery from a single
backup – single file, application object,
application item and DR image
• All files are cataloged for instant
recovery
• Microsoft Exchange, SharePoint and SQL
server application items
• Write data to backup storage once
• Recover directly from any storage type
– disk or tape
• No staging to disk required
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108. Protección de aplicaciones en VMs
• Checkbox setup
• Descubrimiento automático de las aplicaciones
• Application-consistent VM backup
• Log truncation
• Any-level Recovery: VM, Files, Databases, Items
Recovery Exchange SharePoint SQL Server Media
VM    Any
File    Any
Database    Not Tape
Item   n/a Not Tape
35

109. Disaster Recovery Considerations
Your Insurance Policy From a Disaster or Downed Event
RPO
RTO
Retention
The Cost of Offsiting Tapes for Disaster Recovery
36

110. Accelerate Virtualization with Easy Physical to Virtual
(P-V) & Worry-free Disaster Recovery
• Easy physical to virtual (P-V) conversion with NetBackup Bare Metal
Restore
• Efficiently replicate backup image to DR site. Advantages include:
– Uses most up to date physical backup to restore into virtual machine
– Stop trucking tapes for DR
– Drives less complexity, cost and risk
NetBackup Client with NetBackup Media Server
BMR enabled
Recover Physical Backup to
Virtual Machine Virtual Machine
Replicate Backup with AIR to
Production Data Center #2
DR Site
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111. Stop Shipping Tapes with NetBackup Auto Image
Replication (AIR)
Reduce Cost, Better Disaster Recovery
Domain B
Branch office
Production Data Center #1
Domain A
Domain C
Remote office
Auto Image Replication (AIR)
• Off-Siting  Electronic NOT Tape
• Data and applications are automatically
− Backed up, Deduped, and Replicated
− Available for restore - NOW
• No tapes to lose, search for and load
Domain D Production Data Center #2
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112. Política de backup VMware®
• Todas las configuraciones agrupadas en una pestaña
39

113. VADP Backup Process
VMware ESXi
ESXi Host
Backup
Server
Datastore
40

114. VADP Backup Process
VADP Snapshot
of Target VM(s)
VMware ESXi
ESXi Host
Backup
Server
Datastore
41

115. VADP Backup Process
VMware ESXi
ESXi Host
Backup
Server
VM Backup
Sent to Server
Datastore
42

116. VADP Backup Process
Snapshot
Released
VMware ESXi
ESXi Host
Backup
Server
Datastore
43

117. VADP Network Block Device (NBD) Transport
Backup server processes
and stores data in disk,
VMware ESXi deduplicated disk, tape or
cloud
Virtual Machine data is
streamed via ESXi VMkernel
ports to backup server
Simplest to implement
Fibre Channel, iSCSI, DAS, NFS
Hypervisor level snapshots
are taken for virtual May strain VMkernel if not planned well
machines
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118. VADP Hotadd Transport
Proxy VM
Backup server processes
and stores data in disk,
deduplicated disk, tape or
cloud
VMware ESXi
Virtual Machine snapshots
are attached to a dedicated
Proxy VM that streams data
to backup server
Careful planning provides offhost backups
Throttle using traffic shaping
Hypervisor level snapshots
are taken for virtual Fibre Channel, iSCSI, NFS, limited DAS
machines
45

119. VADP SAN Transport
100% true offhost backup
Suited for enterprise
Fibre Channel and iSCSI storage
VMware ESXi
Virtual Machine data is
streamed directly from
storage to backup server
Backup server processes
Hypervisor level snapshots and stores data in disk,
are taken for virtual deduplicated disk, tape or
machines cloud
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120. Benchmark publicado en el VMWold 2012
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121. Benchmark Environment
Cisco UCS Blades
1x vCenter, 6x ESXi
Nexus
Block Storage
8Gb Fibre Channel
10Gb Ethernet
NetBackup 5220
NetApp FAS 6080 NetApp V-Series 6080
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122. Benchmark Environment
Cisco UCS Blades
1x vCenter, 6x ESXi
Symantec NetBackup 5220
• VADP access via 2x10GigE
• VADP access via 2x8Gb FC
• Built-in V-Ray deduplication
Nexus
Block Storage
8Gb Fibre Channel
10Gb Ethernet
NetBackup 5220
NetApp FAS 6080 NetApp V-Series 6080
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123. Backup System Used for Benchmark
• Dual Intel E5620 CPUs
NetBackup 5220
• 24GB RAM
• 4TB Dedupe storage
• Connectivity
• 2x8Gb Fibre Channel
• 2x10Gb Ethernet
• Typical power consumption: < 415W
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124. Performance Advantage:
NetBackup 7.5 and NetBackup 5220 for VMware
B-Mark 1:
VMware Consolidated Backup
63 MB/sec
0 200 400 600 800 1000 1200
Backup Throughput – MB/sec
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125. Performance Advantage:
NetBackup 7.5 and NetBackup 5220 for VMware
B-Mark 1:
VMware Consolidated Backup
63 MB/sec
B-Mark 2:
600 MB/sec VADP – Cisco / NetBackup
0 200 400 600 800 1000 1200
Backup Throughput – MB/sec
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126. Performance Advantage:
NetBackup 7.5 and NetBackup 5220 for VMware
B-Mark 1:
VMware Consolidated Backup
63 MB/sec
B-Mark 2:
600 MB/sec VADP – Cisco / NetBackup
B-Mark 3:
1340 MB/sec VADP – Cisco / NetApp FlexPod / NetBackup
0 200 400 600 800 1000 1200
Backup Throughput – MB/sec
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127. Performance Advantage:
NetBackup 7.5 and NetBackup 5220 for VMware
B-Mark 1:
VMware Consolidated Backup 0.27 TB/hr
63 MB/sec
B-Mark 2:
600 MB/sec VADP – Cisco / NetBackup
B-Mark 3:
1340 MB/sec VADP – Cisco / NetApp FlexPod / NetBackup
0 200 400 600 800 1000 1200
Backup Throughput – MB/sec
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128. Performance Advantage:
NetBackup 7.5 and NetBackup 5220 for VMware
B-Mark 1:
VMware Consolidated Backup 0.27 TB/hr
63 MB/sec
B-Mark 2:
2.1 TB/hr
600 MB/sec VADP – Cisco / NetBackup
B-Mark 3:
1340 MB/sec VADP – Cisco / NetApp FlexPod / NetBackup
0 200 400 600 800 1000 1200
Backup Throughput – MB/sec
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129. Performance Advantage:
Single VADP host!
NetBackup 7.5 for VMware
B-Mark 1:
VMware Consolidated Backup 0.27 TB/hr
63 MB/sec
B-Mark 2:
2.1 TB/hr
600 MB/sec VADP – Cisco / NetBackup
B-Mark 3:
1340 MB/sec VADP – Cisco / NetApp FlexPod / NetBackup
4.8 TB/hr
0 200 400 600 800 1000 1200
Backup Throughput – MB/sec
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130. Performance Advantage:
Single VADP host!
NetBackup 7.5 for VMware
B-Mark 1:
VMware Consolidated Backup 270 VMs
63 MB/sec
B-Mark 2:
2100 VMs
600 MB/sec VADP – Cisco / NetBackup
B-Mark 3:
4800 VMs
1340 MB/sec VADP – Cisco / NetApp FlexPod / NetBackup
0 200 400 600 800 1000 1200
Backup Throughput – MB/sec
Weekend full backups, daily incremental backups, 100GB VMs, 60GB data
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131. Thank you!
joan_garcia_sanchez@symantec.com
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