The Flexible Desktop Farm. Dario Gnaccarini C.D.H. srl

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1 The Flexible Desktop Farm Dario Gnaccarini C.D.H. srl

2 The flexible desktop farm - Agenda Customer Profile The evolution of the destop farm The needs for a flexible desktop approach Virtual Desktop Farm Architecture Benefits in a complex netwok infrastructure The virtual desktop lifecycle Some numbers

3 Am I at the right session? NO if I m here to sleep bring an expensive gadget learn a new COS command ask a too technical question YES if I m here to sleep BUT only if I don t snore make warm water starting from cold and hot water make more sense to VMware virtualization technology accelerate the ROI of your investments in a virtualized desktop farm

4 Customer Business Profile Satellite ISP (subsidiary of the owner of satellites) NOC (Network Operations Center) operations 7x7 24h Custom applications to control the infrastructure Simulation of distributors and end user environment Network Infrastructure: Switches Routers Firewalls Traffic Shapers Data management Traffic LOG Configuration of Devices

5 Key Needs Manageability Basic knowledge of VMware products Easily to manage daily operations Time to Production Time required to deploy a new operator workstation Time required to create a new workstation template Scalability Modular expansion of the infrastructure Flexible to guest new services

6 Desktop Farm Evolution xxm years xxm years xxm years 18 months 6 months 2 months RDP (1:1) RDP (1:many)

7 Stage 1 Anarchy PROs Easy to build No engineering CONs Noisy Unstable in 6-8 hours Network Segments Connectivity Too many hardware configurations Too personal

8 Stage 2 Control PROs Reduced room noise More security Fastest deployment (+Mhz - RIS) More standardized hardware CONs 1:1 model Increased hardware cost (WS vs PC Full control costly (IP KVM or ILO)

9 Stage 3 Flexible PROs No more 1:1 model Full workstation remote hardware control Image modeling Dramatically faster deployment Drivers standardization CONs Manual load distribution Orphaned workstations

10 Stage 4 Fanciful PROs Self service provisioning Automatic load distribution Scheduled end of life Scheduled fresh installation CONs Too many VMs (-:

11 UID 1 2 UID UID UID hp ProLiant DL380 G4 hp ProLiant DL380 G4 hp ProLiant DL380 G4 HP ProLiant DL320 G3 Desktop Farm Architecture Operator Console HP Thin Clients 512 Mb RAM 512 MB Flash 19 LCD Monitor Screen Console HP Thin Clients 512 Mb RAM 512 MB Flash 42 LCD Video wall Remote Desktop Session Tape Tape Tape Simplex Duplex ch 1 ch 2 Simplex Duplex ch 1 ch 2 Simplex Duplex ch 1 ch 2 Virtual HOST 3 (5)x HP DL385 2 x AMD Opteron Dual Core 16 Gb RAM 5 x 1Gb Lan Storage Area Network HP MSA1000 FC SAN 14 x 146Gb 15k Redundant Controller Backup Server HP DL 145 CA Brighstore Arcserve

12 The network Infrastructure Internet backbones (AS BGP) Mbit/s Mbit/s Mbit/s Satellite Transmission System (Modulators TCP Accelerators - ) Housing / Hosting Area 1 Client = 1 VLAN Devices Console Network Virtual Desktop Farm Office Network

13 Desktop Farm Architecture - Network RDP Console VLAN Infrastructure & Traffic Management VLANs Customer Housing / Hosting VLANs Operator Virtual Desktop

14 Virtual Workstations Life Cycle Images Library Image Masters Images Manager WSUS AV Update Virtual Desktop Operator Console New Applications

15 Virtual Desktop Optimization Reduced Image Footprint Unneded cabs Drivers Easy cleanup using scripts VM not used for more than xx hours/days VM marked for short term usage

16 Next Steps Update to VI3 iscsi for flexible local drives (with auto provisioning) Migration to Vista Application Virtualization Image content Injection & Business Desktop Deployment

17 Time to Production (& more) Classic PC Collapsed Workstations Virtual Desktop Image Creation 2-4h 45m 1h 15m Image Deploy 45m 30m 5m Post & Boot 3m 3m 1m Curse 25/h 5/h 1/y Nails Bitten - 15/d Bitten - 10/d Growing again pbpd (phalanx bendings per deploy)

18 Farm SAN Infrastructure A7450A MSA San Starter KIT A7523A HP Q200 2 Gb, 32-Bit/133 MHz PCI-X-to-Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter B GB 15,000 rpm U320 Universal Hard Drive (1") B22 MSA1000 Controller, with 256 MB cache B21 MSA Fibre Channel I/O Module B21 MSA SAN Switch 2/8 (integrated) ships with 4 SFPs installed A7523A HP Q200 2 Gb, 32-Bit/133 MHz PCI-X-to-Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter Host Servers Infrastructure DL385R01 O2.6 GHz-1MB, 1GB (Dual-core/SCSI) L21 Dual-core AMD O /1000-1M DL385 FIO Base B21 GB PC3200 DDR SDRAM DIMM Memory Kit (2 x 2 GB) B21 NC7170 DUAL PORT 64BIT/133MHZ PCI-X 1000T GIGABIT ETHERNET B21 Redundant Fan Option Kit B21 Hot Plug AC Redundant Power Supply Module

19 Farm KVM Infrastructure AG056A TFT7600 Rackmount Keyboard Monitor IT AF600A 2x16 Server Console Switch with Virtual Media AF604A PS/2 Virtual Media Interface Adapter, 1 pack VMware Virtual Infrastructure 3 VI3 VMware Virtual Infrastructure Standard 2Processors VI3-U VMware Virtual Infrastructure Standard to Enterprise 2 Processors VI3 VMware Virtual Center

20 Farm TOTAL END USER PRICE URO - Base Configuration TOTAL END USER PRICE URO - Redundancy Components TOTAL END USER PRICE URO END USER PRICE URO Per Desktop - Base Configuration END USER PRICE URO Per Desktop - Redundancy Components END USER PRICE URO Per Desktop

21 VMware White Papers VDI Server Sizing and Scaling VirtualCenter 2: Template Usage and Best Practices Using AnywhereUSB to Connect USB Devices

22 Now in action Q & A & Thank You

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