SpartanGreenSky Demo - How VMware VDI promoted BYOD - USC Upstate
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SpartanGreenSky Demo - How VMware VDI promoted BYOD - USC Upstate
- 1. We virtualized the lab... Now what? BYOD access? Persistent faculty vm’s? Luke VanWingerden – Director, ITS Client Services Kevin Hodges – VDI System Administrator Jeremey Steadman – VDI Technician University of South Carolina Location: Spartanburg, SC Enrollment: 5,500 Students Employees: 400 Faculty 450 Staff
- 2. The Presentation • Try it out • Hear what we’re doing, how we’re doing it and where we’re headed • Hear from our users • Ask Questions
- 3. Meet our Users Tim Ellis: - Faculty - Program: Engineering Technology Mgmt - Early Adopter Stephanie Barnhill: - Staff - Nurse practitioner - Not Tech Savy Scott Bollhoeffer: - Student / Senior - Marjor: Engineering Technology Mgmt - Minor: Business - Tech Savy
- 4. Server and Storage Hardware NetApp FAS3240 • 16 TB • 48 Drives 450GB each • 256GB Flash Cache • NFS • ISCI Cisco UCS • Single Chassis • 8 B230 Blades • Dual Processors 10 Core • 128 GB RAM • Mirrored 72GB SSD HD
- 5. Virtual Infrastructure 1 - vCenter Server Virtualized VM VM VM VM VM VM VM VM VM VM VM VM VM VM VM VM VM VM VM VM VM VM VM VM 600 – 750 Virtual Machines VMware vSphere 5.1 8 vSphere Servers UCS1 UCS3 UCS4 UCS5 UCS6 UCS7 UCS8UCS2
- 6. View Environment Zero Client Tablet/Phone Laptop View Connection Servers View Security Server SPSS Lab Math Lab General Lab Individual Persistent VMs Logon Connect
- 10. Guaranteeing USERS are COMFORTABLE with new technology Campus Buy-In
- 11. Campus Buy-In
- 12. Campus Buy-In
- 13. Deployment/Life Cycle Refresh Traditional Approach to Life Cycle Refresh deployments: - Group class/Deployment - Date is assigned and you have to change it out on that date - Low Touch / Low Satisfaction Our Approach: - One-On-One or Small Group deployment/training - Employee chooses date that fits their calendar within a time frame - High Touch/High Satisfaction
- 14. Deployment/Life Cycle Refresh Nursing Classroom lab Samsung Zero Client setup with secondary monitor. Desktop Client Environment: • Samsung Zero Clients: 385 • HP Thin Clients: 171 • Wyse Thin Clients: 56 2012 LCR • 277 planed replacements • 360 replaced 2013 LCR • 313 planned replacements • 400 estimated replacements
- 16. Hear from our Users
- 17. Hear from our Users
- 18. Hear from our Users
- 19. Where Are We Going Next Q1 HTML Access Software Upgrades 2013 Roadmap Q2 LCR Lab Replacements PCI Compliance Setup Q3 LCR Hardware/System Eval Pool Expansion Marketing SGS Q4 Hardware Expansion F5 Load Balancer LCR Planning
- 20. Questions
Editor's Notes
- Luke - Intro
- Luke – talk about the presentation
- Luke – Introduce each user
- Kevin
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- Luke – add O365
- Luke – Re-Introduce Tim Kevin – Sum up what Tim is using - Sum tim’s story Luke – Re-Introduce Stephanie
- Luke – Re-Introduce Tim Jeremey – Sum up what Stephanie is using - Sum up how she started Luke – Re-Introduce Scott
- Jeremey – Sum up what Scott is using - Sum up how she started
- Kevin – primarily Jeremey – labs and other Luke – Fill in
- Show responses to survey questions from beginning Follow up survey questions? Submit questions at any point. Throughout the presentation