Xen Summit Spring 2007

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1 Xen Summit Spring 2007 Platform Virtualization with XenEnterprise Rich Persaud 4/20/07 Copyright , XenSource, Inc. All rights reserved. 1 Xen, XenSource and XenEnterprise are either registered trademarks or trademarks of XenSource Inc. in the United States and/or other countries.

2 Agenda XenServer Product Family XenServer Features Near Term Roadmap 4/20/07 2

3 XenSource Commercial Products 4/20/07 3

4 Additional Functionality on top of Open Source Xen Simple Deployment and Installation 10 Minutes to Xen No base OS or RPMs to install Simplified DR Bulk Move VMs between systems Live Migration coming this Summer Bundled Multi-Server Management Tools Interact with Virtual Machines Performance Monitoring System Graphical and Command Line Storage Management Quick Deployment of Windows and Linux Virtual Machines Virtual Machine Installers Physical 2 Virtual Conversion Tools High Performance Windows I/O Drivers Exposes only production ready feature set 4/20/07 4

5 Commercial Products Scalability Evaluation & Limited Deployment Single code base, Seamless upgrade Enterprise Deployment Capabilities 4/20/07 5

6 XenServer Product Family Admin Model Single Server Multi-Server Multi-Server Concurrent VMs 4 8 No License Limit Physical RAM 4GB 8GB No License Limit Physical CPUs Dual Socket Up to Quad Socket Up to 32 Sockets VM Support Windows/Linux Windows Only Windows/Linux Resource Controls Automatic Fair Share Automatic Fair Share Fine Grained Controls VLAN No No Yes Live Migration N/A N/A Summer 07 4/20/07 6

7 XenEnterprise Features 4/20/07 7

8 Product Components Administrator Console Platform Installer (CD / PXE) and P2V tools CLI SSL Link Bare Metal Virtualization Platform 4/20/07 8

9 Bundled Multi-Server Management Manage Multiple Servers Adjust server configurations Setup virtual networking Create and Deploy Virtual Machines Install Clone Import and Export Monitor Performance CPU, Memory Disk and Network I/O Adjust Resource Allocation Size-up, add, and remove virtual disks Adjust memory and CPU allocation Change networking Adjust QOS Limits Interact with Virtual Machines Built-in Graphical Build-in Text External RDP Client 4/20/07 9

10 Enterprise Ready Performance Paravirtualized Kernel and Paravirtualized I/O Linux Operating Systems Generally 0.5-4% overhead vs. running on native Hardware Virtualization Assist and Paravirtualized I/O Windows Operating Systems High Speed XenSource PV Drivers Generally 4-7% overhead vs. running on native Multiple virtual CPUs per Guest Up to 32 for Linux VMs Up to 4 for Windows VMs 4/20/07 10

11 Deploying Virtual Machines Windows (All Versions) Installing from Vendor Source P2V (Leostream and Platespin) Linux (Express/Enterprise) Installing from Vendor Source P2V Included VM Both Linux and Windows Clone existing VM Import a existing VM 4/20/07 11

12 Disaster Recovery Bulk Move VMs Storage repository can be reattached to another server in the event of a failure Remote VM Guest Storage Re-attach XenServer 1 XenServer 2 4/20/07 12

13 DR - Export/Import Guest VMs Guests can be Exported to disk and imported to a standby server Export Guest VMs Import Guest VMs XenServer 1 XenServer 2 4/20/07 13

14 Virtual Machine OS Support Windows Windows 2003 Server Windows XP Windows 2000 Linux Red Hat 5.0, 4.x, 3.x Novell SLES 10.1, 9 sp2, 9 sp3 Debian Sarge 4/20/07 14

15 Near Term Roadmap 4/20/07 15

16 March 2007 (Version 3.2) New Guests Windows: Windows 2000 Server SP4 RHEL 5, SLES 10, 10.1 New Capabilities 4-way SMP guests for Windows XP and 2003 Up to 8GB guest memory for Windows QoS control CPU, disk, network VLAN trunk support virtual bridges iscsi SAN Support Enhanced Management Console Additional hardware support Deploy Windows VMs via PXE 4/20/07 16

17 Summer 2007 New Capabilities 64-bit hypervisor (supporting 32-bit and 64-bit VMs) Live Migration for Windows and Linux VMs Shared Storage NIC Teaming PXE boot VMs UI Enhancements New XML-RPC API 4/20/07 17

18 XenServer Demonstration Remote Management 4/20/07 18

19 Questions? 4/20/07 19