Desktop Virtualization Briefing Maryland Intelligence Center s Center for Innovation 25 June Innovation Center Contacts:

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1 Desktop Virtualization Briefing Maryland Intelligence Center s Center for Innovation 25 June 2008 Innovation Center Contacts: Skip Boddy Bob Murray fboddy@csc.com rvmurray@csc.com

2 Overview Focused on Integrating Technology, Security, and IT Infrastructure Strong Partnership with Vendors Solution-Oriented Corporate Citizenship CSC Proprietary 2

3 Strategic View Focused on Infrastructure: Managed and Accountable Standards/Metrics-based Reduce Infrastructure Costs TCO Survey/Installation O&M (Administration, licensing, power, A/C) Flexible, Adaptable, Evolvable Next years Consistent w/i.c. policy and goals (e.g. ISE-IP) Maximize COTS and Commercial best practices CSC Proprietary 3

4 Tactical View Focused on Supporting the Warfighter: Dovetail Strategic View Protect ourselves; exploit our adversaries Balance Security, Threat and Perishability of Data HIGHLY Flexible, Adaptable, Evolvable Next years Transportable/Deployable CSC Proprietary 4

5 Turn Chaos To Order! CSC Proprietary 5

6 VDI: Vmware and Sun CSC Financial Services Deployment Overview Shawn S. Potter Architect

7 Conclusion The VDI evaluation has proven to be the best fit of technology for CSC internal Financial Services Sector employees. Using a combination of VMware ESX, Virtual Center, and Secure Global Desktop Software, the VDI solution does in fact do for us what it is advertised to do: Lock down sensitive data Reduce Desktop TCO Environmentally friendly

8 VDI Architecture Sun Thin Client terminals, using the VDI Existing PC s using the VDI WAN Multiple servers providing redundant access, authentication and session management to Sunray DTU s WAN Server Server Server Server Server Secure Global Secure Global Desktop Server Desktop Server Redundant SGD servers providing access, authentication and session management to PC s 1650 Virtual PC s running in one VDI Farm. 17 Identical, with shared common storage NOTE For simplicity this diagram excludes all interfaces to existing services. E.g Backup Services, UAD, RRS, PAV, BOS, VMWare Virtual Centre, SAN Management SAN Switch SAN Switch Common shared RAS Storage

9 CSC VDI Implementation Plan Full 2700 seat Financial Services installation approved and underway Showrooms showcase the VDI solution for CSC internal customers FSS vision is to also package the Sun/VMware VDI solution with CSC software IP to offer an All in one solution for external customers Example Below: First roll out to CSC Insurance teams at National Sales Conference in April 2008

10 Benefits/Improvements Reduced power consumption Reduced Desktop TCO Monitoring/Reporting Total desktop control Horsepower On Demand Secured data Mobility Redundancy Improved patching cycle times Potential productivity Gain (Based on various environmental factors and staff) Follow The Sun/Hoteling work environment Scalability Potential for more efficient use of WAN bandwidth Quicker/more efficient support for remote end users Potential for improved application performance Improved asset management Faster new desktop deployment

11 Why VMware with Sun

12 Virtual Desktop Enterprise Architecture David Partington US Army Architect Sun Microsystems

13 Virtual Desktop Anywhere Sun Ray Thin Client Hybrid Delivery Secure Global Desktop Windows Terminal Enterprise Storage VMWare ESX Virtual Center Management Virtualization Technology Dynamic Resource Sharing High Availability

14 Typical Sun Ray Virtual Architecture Core Switch Gb Gb Sun Ray Clients Redundant data paths to Core or Edge Switch Establishes session & handles DHCP requests from clients Premises Switch Virtual Machine Server(s) Server(s) & Secure Global Desktop Gb Server Rack Switch Win Apps Linux Apps Unix Apps Serves out any apps and/or OS that will not work through RDP Windows Desktop (RDP) & Win Apps Server(s) Serves out MS Windows Desktops and apps to clients 100Mb

15 PDS Sun Ray Architecture Sun Ray x400+ Sun Rays x50+ Switches WAN Switches Sun Fire V20Z x2 TS PoP Sun X4600 Vmware Win Terminal 1GB X5220 1GB 4GB PDS 1GB Sun X5220 All are clustered for redundancy and fail-over between buildings Sun Fire 4900

16 Closed Sun Ray Architecture 200+ s Switches VMware Server Vmware servers use Vmotion for High Availability Core Switch 1GB Win Terminal Window servers are load balanced by Sun Ray are clustered for redundancy and fail-over between buildings

17 Workplace Encrypted Sun Ray Architecture s 150 Sun Rays 1GB 10 Sun Ray s 36 Sun Ray s Win Terminal T 850 Sun Ray s 29 Sun Ray s 18 Sun Ray s 250 Sun Rays BootP Relay to VM Farm Sun Ray Server 18 Sun Ray s 22 Sun Ray s 1GB VM Farm 1GB Secret PoP Backbone Encrypted w/kg-175 at each location WAN Vmware ESX connect to NAS/SAN Win Terminal

18 Customer Implementation Classroom/Admin Environment Approximately clients (6000 deployed by end of 2008) Operating on four separate networks and 3 levels of classification (1100) NIPRNET Unclassified SIPRNET Secret Collateral (3000) (550) JWICS Top Secret SCI (200) Un-named Top Secret SCI Multiple Operating Systems and applications Solaris (various versions, depending on apps) Windows Server 2003 Vmware ESX Server VMWare ESX Server Runs DCGS-A as virtual machines (VM) Thin Clients use remote desktop connection to VM and get the same look and feel

19 Metrics Total Cost of Ownership - Example 1000 Desktops PC vs. ThinClient 66% Payback per year Life-cycle replacement costs in 5 years One set of servers No end-user devices Administration by 2 personnel over 5 years Initial cost savings based on MITRE Study of Thin-Client Architecture $7M + 50% O&M

20 Cost Saving/Advantages DCGS-A 2800 VM's saved 50 million over Fat Client Server Density Sun X way Quad (32 core), 128 GB Ram Host VM's Reduced TCO Central administration cost Lower Hardware (8 Years) LCR costs Desktop Centralized secure data processing while providing remote desktops through network encryption High Availability Sun Ray Server Failover ESX Server Vmotion Eco Friendly Desktop Anywhere