The document summarizes Sun VDI 3.1 architecture for desktop virtualization. It discusses the virtualization layer including hypervisors like VirtualBox and VMware. It describes the session management layer for desktop life cycles and assignments. It also outlines methods for desktop access including Sun Ray thin clients and protocols like RDP. It provides an example use case of Sun VDI deployment at the 2009 JavaOne conference supporting 20,000 desktops from clustered storage and server resources.

1. Sun VDI 3.1 Software Matthias Müller-Prove User Experience Architect Desktop Virtualization Sun Microsystems, Jan 2010

2. Agenda Desktop Virtualization

3. Sun VDI Architecture

4. Virtualization Layer

5. Session Management

6. Desktop Access

7. Demo

8. Use Case

9. Future of Sun VDI

10. Desktop Virtualization

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12. PC http://www.spanishcomputers.com/desktops.html

13. From PC …

14. From a PC to a Virtual Machine

15. From a PC to a P ersonal D esktop

16. Sun Virtual Desktop Infrastructure Architecture

17. Sun VDI 3.1 Architecture

18. Sun VDI 3.1 Architecture

19. Sun VDI 3.1 Architecture

20. Virtualization Layer

21. Virtualization Layer – Hypervisors Sun VirtualBox

22. VMware Infrastructure

23. Microsoft Hyper-V

24. Microsoft Remote Desktop Services (Terminal Services)

25. Sun Storage 7000 Unified Storage Systems Sun Storage 7110 8GB RAM

26. 14x146GB SAS 10K RPM Drives

27. Up to 2 TB

28. 2RU package Sun Storage 7210 32GB and 64GB options

29. 48 Drives

30. Up to 44 TB

31. Hybrid Storage Pool I/O Acceleration

32. Write Flash/SSD options for higher performance Sun Storage 7410 16GB, 64GB and 128 GB options

33. Up to 288 TB*