Back To The Future - VMware Product Directions. Andre Kemp Sr. Product Marketing Manager Asia - Pacific

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1 Back To The Future - VMware Product Directions Andre Kemp Sr. Product Marketing Manager Asia - Pacific

2 Disclaimer This session contains product features that are currently under development. This session/overview of the 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.

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6 The Worldwide Server Market CY2007: 8M total server units shipped (x86 server units =7.6M) Other Servers 5% x86 servers 95% CY2007: $54.4B total factory revenue ($28.7B x86 server factory revenue) Other Servers 47% x86 servers 53% Source: IDC Server Tracker 30M x86 Servers In Data Centers Today Average Utilization = 5-10%

7 VMware ESX and ESXi Serious Availability, available for Everyone Virtualization Available for everyone VMware ESXi The FREE industry proven virtualization software.

8 VMware ESX and ESXi Serious Availability, available for Everyone Proven by customers Over 120,000 customers Over seven years of maturation Over 85% of customers using for production workloads Years of continuous uptime at customer sites Reliable by design ESXi: 32MB on disk Less code = fewer bugs, fewer patches, etc. No dependence on OS or arbitrary drivers 2008 Editor s Choice Awards Most Reliable Category 1. VMware ESX 2. IBM mainframe

9 VMware Management vservices

10 Easy migration from Physical to Virtual Consolidation Management with the VMware Infrastructure software will automate the migration from physical to virtual machines.

11 Easy workflow management for new Virtual Machines Provisioning with approval processes with Life Cycle Manager and Stage Manager Self Provisioning with Lab Manager

12 Scalability vservices VMware Vmotion, makes it possible to move Virtual Machines, without interrupting the applications running inside.

13 Automatic Scalability vservices VMware Distributed Resource Scheduler automatically balances the Workloads according to set limits and guarantees. Removing the need to predict resource assignment.

14 High Availability vservices VMware High Availability makes all Servers and Applications protected against component and complete system failure. Only One-Click to configure!

15 Disaster Recovery vservices VMware Site Recovery Manager enables an easy transition from a production site to a Disaster Recovery site. Easy Execution for real Disaster Easy Testing for good night sleep

16 Adding Infrastructure vservices VMware and Security Cisco are collaborating VMSafe to enhance workload mobility and The Application vservices allows simpler management with security vendors to add in superior virtualization-aware security solutions inside the VMware Infrastructure networks Nexus 1000V

17 Security vservices The Application vservice VMSafe allows security vendors to add superior security solutions inside the VMware Infrastructure.

18 New Application vservices for the best place to run all applications CURRENT NEW VMware Fault Tolerance vcenter Data Recovery HA, VMotion, Storage VMotion, NIC/HBA teaming provide resiliency to downtime VMware VMsafe IBM, McAfee, Checkpoint, Radware announce VMsafe products ESXi 32 MB of code, locked down interfaces, no general purpose OS dependence Hot add of virtual CPU, memory and devices Very large virtual machines with 8- virtual CPUs and 256 GB of RAM DRS shares and reservations allow apps to shrink and grow based on priority Application vservices VMware Infrastructure -> virtual datacenter OS

19 Infrastructure vservices and Cloud vservices VMware Infrastructure -> virtual datacenter OS Infrastructure vservices Cloud vservices CURRENT NEW VMDirectPath Paravirt SCSI CPU/Memory optimization DRS vstorage Thin Provisioning and Linked clones vstorage VMFS vnetwork Distributed Switch Third party virtual switches vnetwork Offload technologies VMware vcloud Network VMotion VMotion Storage VMotion Lowest TCO through maximum efficiency

20 Application Management Management vservices VMware vcenter Management vservices vcenter ConfigControl vcenter Orchestrator vcenter CapacityIQ Lifecycle Manager Site Recovery Manager Infrastructure Management

21 vcenter Partner Solutions Integrated Services Integrated Services Integrated Services Integrated Services BMC Discovery Bladelogic Operations Manager / Runbook Automation / Remedy ITSM CA ASM CA Data Center Automation SiteScope HP Server Automation Tivoli Usage and Accounting Manager Tivoli Monitoring

22 The Virtual Datacenter Operating System Application vservices Infrastructure vservices Virtual Datacenter Operating System The virtual datacenter OS delivers flexibility, speed, resiliency and efficiency by transforming the datacenter into an internal cloud an elastic, shared, self- managing and self-healing utility that can federate with external clouds of computing capacity freeing IT from the constraints of static hardwaremapped applications.

23 Future Directions for the Datacenter

24 The vcloud allows Elastic Capacity by enabling Local Cloud to Offpremise Cloud migration Off-Premise Cloud On-Premise Cloud

25 vcenter AppSpeed Discover Monitor Remediate IT Service Quality of Service Quality of Service App OS App OS App OS Users 42 Servers 1 Database Provision 2 more servers

26 VMware Fault Tolerance Application protection against hardware failures, with NO down time that is Application and Operating System Independent.

27 From Virtual Infrastructure to VDC-OS Windows Linux Future Future Future Application vservices Availability Security Scalability Management vservices Infrastructure vservices vcompute vstorage vnetwork Cloud vservices Off- Premise Cloud

28 Desktop Virtualization

29 The Desktop Dilemma IT Needs To Bring Down Costs, but End Users Want Their Desktop To Follow Them Thick or Thin? Mobile or Not? Windows or Mac? Want info to be accessibly anywhere, anytime Don t want info locked up in a single device But don t want to give up richness

30 Desktops That Follow the User: From VDI to VMware View User Env Thin User Env Client Virtualization PC User Env Client Virtualization MOBILE Data App OS User

31 User Experience WAN LAN LOCAL Hi Latency Low Bandwidth Productive Desktop Hi Speed Full 3D / Multimedia Deliver via client virtualization Rich portable desktop Optimal media experience

32 Centralized Management Provisioning Deploy dozens of virtual desktops quickly and with lower storage requirements Image Updating Update VDI desktops and virtualized laptops from a single master image Policy Enforcement Centralized security policies of virtualized laptops

33 Evolution: From VDI to VMware View Server Based Management PC User Experience Universal Clients VMware View Composer for storage reduction and updating VMware View Manager support for non-virtual platforms Support for multiple partner protocols: Codevelopment with Teradici HP Wyse Improved 3D graphics with client virtualization Client virtualization layer for device independence Seamless management along side VDI users Extending to mobile devices

34 VMware Product Evolution Mobility Workstation ESXi ACE SVI VMware Server 2.0 ESX 3.5 ThinApp Player Fusion VDM Site Recovery Mgr Lifecycle Mgr Stage Mgr Storage Lab Mgr VMotion Capacity DRS Planner HA Backup Mgr Update Mgr DPM Stay Tuned! Workstation VDI Desktop GSX 1.0 ESX Server VirtualCenter 1.0 vcloud 1.0 (with w/vmotion) Management Cloud

35 VMware s Focus Internal Virtual Datacenter Cloud OS Scale vcloud Initiative Outside the Firewall People vclient & Initiative Info-centric Efficient and Flexible Use of Applications and Resources Federation With the Cloud Desktop Dilemma