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1 PBO1221BE Beginners Guide to the Software-Defined Data Center Kyle Gleed, Group Manager, Technical Marketing Ben Sier, Staff Architect, Technical Marketing #VMworld #PBO1221BE

2 Disclaimer This presentation may contain product features that are currently under development. This overview of new technology represents no commitment from VMware to deliver these features in any generally available product. Features are subject to change, and must not be included in contracts, purchase orders, or sales agreements of any kind. Technical feasibility and market demand will affect final delivery. Pricing and packaging for any new technologies or features discussed or presented have not been determined. 2

3 About the Presenter Kyle Gleed Presenter Photo Group Manager, VMware Technical Marketing VCP-DCV, VCP-NV VMware Cloud Kyle Gleed is a Group Manager in VMware s Integrated Systems Business Unit where he focuses on enabling customers to succeed in their journey to the Software-Defined Data Center (SDDC) and hybrid-cloud. VMworld 2017 Content: Not for publication Kyle has been with VMware for six years. He spent the first four years working with where he focused on ESXi and vcenter Server Appliance adoption. Over the past two years he has specializes in the Software-Defined Data Center where he works closely with the VMware Validated Designs and VMware Cloud Foundation 3

4 About the Presenter Ben Sier Presenter Photo Staff Architect, VMware Technical Marketing VCP4,5,6 VCP6-NV, VCP-DCV, VCIX-NV VMware Cloud Foundation datareload Ben has been with VMware for 8 years and is an Architect in the ISBU. He has interests in coding, automation, 3D printing, electronics, robotics, VR, etc... and the realization that the best technology in the world is worthless if people don't use it. He also enjoys bacon, a lot. VMworld 2017 Content: Not for publication In 2015 and 2015 Ben was given the opportunity to join and lead the VMware Foundation s Good Gigs Treks to South Africa, ask him about it!

5 Agenda 1 Cloud vs. SDDC 2 SDDC Overview Compute Virtualization Software-Defined Storage Software-Defined Network Automation & Management 3 Getting Started VMworld 2017 Content: Not for publication 5

6 What is Cloud? Cloud Provider Large pools of capacity available for rent VMworld 2017 IT Professional Challenging, Complex Potential to simplify things, if properly implemented End User Content: Not for publication Easy, simple, pay-as-you-go Why can t IT give me this? 6

7 Public Cloud Adoption is Growing Rapidly Maintain and Expand Run select apps and workloads in the public cloud Maintain Expand Consolidate and Migrate Migrate more of your private cloud workloads to the public cloud Consolidate Migrate Reduce and Eliminate Run all of your apps and workloads in the public cloud 100% Owned 100% Operated VMware gives you ultimate cloud flexibility and freedom. Outsource 7

8 Ideal State: A Hybrid Cloud that is Based on a Common Platform Private cloud Hybrid Cloud Platform Public cloud Consistent and simple to operate Compatible across on and off prem Ready for VMs and containers 8

9 What is SDDC? Architecture for building a cloud For private, public & hybrid cloud Based on four building blocks: Compute Storage Network vsan NSX vrealize Suite Mgmt. 9

10 SDDC Enables the True Hybrid Cloud Private and Public Cloud based on a common foundation Common toolset / common management Fosters workload mobility Compute VMworld 2017 Storage Network Mgmt. Content: Not for publication Private Cloud Public Cloud Hybrid Cloud 10

11 Compute Virtualization

12 Traditional Compute Infrastructure A look back X 30% $$ 30% $$ 25% $$ 50% $$ 25% $$ Lack of mobility Inefficient High CapEx 12

13 Virtualized Compute Infrastructure The present More Efficient 80% $$ 80% $$ 80% $$ $$ Mobile Lower CapEx SDDC Extends these benefits to the rest of the data center 13

14 Software-Defined Storage Abstraction, Pooling & Automation in the Storage World

15 Traditional Storage Approach Where most of us are today Mounted on Hosts SAN NAS Raw Storage preallocated into LUNs and volumes LUNs (R1, R1+0, R5, R6) Mix of arrays and vendors = diff features & multiple tools Dedup Compression Features & capabilities vary by array Encryption Mix of SAN & NAS Storage Volumes / iscsi Targets 15

16 Traditional Storage Approach Cont. Some challenges Request for 3 new VMs on Raid 1+0 with dedup SAN VMworld 2017 Content: Not for NAS RAID 1+0 = 90% Capacity RAID 5 = 30% Capacity LUNs (R1, R1+0, R5, R6) publication NFS = 30% Capacity Dedup Compression Encryption Volumes / iscsi Targets 16

17 Traditional Storage Approach Cont. Some challenges 90% 45% Capacity SAN NAS LUNs (R1, R1+0, R5, R6) Volumes / iscsi Targets 90% Capacity 90% Capacity or distribution Dedup Compression No Dedup No Compression Significant investment in compute & still can t deploy new VMs! 17

18 Software-Defined Storage VMware vsan vsan No more LUNs Local storage Aggregated into logical datastore Automate provisioning and balancing of storage Storage policies, applied on a per-vm basis Dedup, Compression, Encryption Storage services are dynamically composed, aligned on application boundaries & driven by policy 18

19 Software-Defined Storage VMware vsan vsan Request for 3 new VMs on Raid 1+0 w/ dedupe Per VM storage policy at creation. Dedup, Compression, Encryption 19

20 Software-Defined Storage VMware vsan 45% 90% Capacity 90% 45% Capacity vsan Dedup, Compression, Encryption 20

21 Software-Defined Storage in the Hybrid Cloud Hybrid Cloud Compression vsan Dedup (All-Flash, Compression, Dedup, Encryption) Encryption? $$$$$ 21

22 Software-Defined Network Abstraction, Pooling & Automation in the Network World

23 Traditional Network Where most of us are today clusters in separate racks on separate VLANs VLAN 10 VLAN 20 VMworld 2017 Content: Not for VMs assigned public / routable IPs publication External firewall and load balancer used to access workloads Firewall Load Balancer Firewall Load Balancer Traffic is routed between clusters and to external networks 23

24 Traditional Network Cont. Challenges A B VLAN 10 VLAN 20 Firewall Load Balancer VLAN 30 Firewall Load Balancer Unable to secure VM s using a physical firewall while on the same VLAN. Increase in use of OS level firewalls which leads to increased management. 24

25 Traditional Network Cont. Challenges VLAN 10 VLAN 20 Firewall Load Balancer Change IP VLAN 30 Firewall? Load Balancer VM mobility hampered as workloads become pinned to external firewalls and/or load balancers 25

26 Software-Defined Network VMware NSX NSX Controller NSX Manager NSX Controller NSX Controller Distributed Router Distributed Firewall Centralized Management ESG Logical Switch Virtual Distributed Switch Application Virtual Networks ESG Logical Switch Routing and Firewall embedded into the hypervisor VLAN 10 Non-intrusive. Runs on existing physical infrastructure 26

27 Software-Defined Network With VMware NSX NSX Controller NSX Manager NSX Controller NSX Controller Distributed Router Distributed Firewall A ESG VLAN 10 B Logical Switch Virtual Distributed Switch ESG Logical Switch Distributed firewall allows protection of VM s on the same VLAN from a centralized management portal. 27

28 Software-Defined Network With VMware NSX NSX Controller NSX Manager NSX Controller NSX Controller Distributed Router Distributed Firewall ESG ESG Virtual Distributed Switch No IP Change ESG VLAN 10 Application Virtual Networks + DFW facilitate application mobility No need for IP address changes. Firewall rules follow the VM. 28

29 Software-Defined Storage in the Hybrid Cloud Hybrid Cloud Stretch Centralized NSX Management Compatible (VPN, L2 Encapsulation, Distributed Firewall, DLR) 29

30 Management How we monitor, manage and consume IT resources

31 Management & Consumption Where most of us are today Highly specialized teams, each looking after their piece Tools Tools Tools Tools Firewall Load Balancer 31

32 Management & Consumption Where most of us are today Build VMs Provision Storage Assign IPs / VLANs I want to deploy a new workload. Create Firewall Rules Firewall Load Balancer Coordination, hand-offs, routing delays, etc. all lead to long deployment times. Users want it to be simple and most of all want it Now. 32

33 Management & Consumption IT as a Service Workflows BluePrints Admins work together to define templates / blueprints of the services provided Services These are made available through a self-service UI, with full governance and control vrealize Automation / vrealize Orchestrator Firewall Load Balancer 33

34 Management & Consumption Build VMs Provision Storage Assign IPs / VLANs vrealize Automation / vrealize Orchestrator I want to deploy a new workload. Create Firewall Rules Firewall Load Balancer Deployment of complex applications and services in minutes vs. hours/days Can be leveraged by IT staff (IT Automating IT) or via end users (Private Cloud) 34

35 Getting Started VMware Cloud Foundation

36 In the past Faster and Simpler Path Is Now Available or distribution DIY approach complex, slow, risky One that is integrated, automated, and easy to use 36

37 VMware Cloud Foundation Simple, agile, and secure cloud infrastructure VMware Cloud Foundation Virtualization Management Compute Storage Network Lifecycle Automation Integrated cloud infrastructure platform Dynamic software-defined infrastructure Virtualization management Simplest to deploy and operate Standardized architecture based on VVD Lifecycle automation of the complete stack Comprehensive security Enables path to hybrid cloud Deploy on premises Consume as a service in the public Future proof, ready for VMs and containers Private Cloud Public Cloud 37

38 Cloud Foundation Simplifies Through Standardization and Automation Standardized Architecture Automated deployment of a standardized VMware Validated Design Compute Storage Network Management Integrated Stack Cloud Foundation Engineered integration of entire software defined stack Simple to Operate Unique lifecycle management that automates day 0 to 2 operations 38

39 Broad Ecosystem of Compatible Solutions Private Cloud NEW! Private cloud Public cloud VMware Cloud Foundation Public Cloud NEW! 39

40 Resources VMware Cloud Foundation Architecture Deep Dive Resource URL Product Page vmware.com/go/cloud-foundation Documentation vmware.com/go/cloudfoundation-docs Poster vmware.com/go/cloudfoundation-poster Blog Community FAQ Twitter blogs.vmware.com/cloud-foundation vmware.com/go/cloudfoundation-community 40

41 Strong Customer Momentum Across Industry Verticals and Use Cases VMworld 2017 Content: Not for Top Initiatives and Use Cases Cloud Infrastructure publication IT Automation Hybrid Cloud End to end Security Virtual Desktops BC/DR and many more... 41

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