VMware Virtualizing Business Critical Apps

Transcription

1 VMware Virtualizing Business Critical Apps Elliot Fliesler Director, Partner Marketing, VMware 1

2 Agenda Our Mission The Goal: Enabling IT as a Service through Cloud Computing The Journey: Virtualizing Business Critical Applications vsphere 4.1 2

3 Our Mission 3

4 Today s IT Complex, Inefficient, Inflexible 4

5 Today s IT Complex, Inefficient, Inflexible Where IT Energy Is Spent 5% Infrastructure Investment 23% Application Investment 30% Application Maintenance 42% Infrastructure Maintenance Cause Overwhelming complexity Reliance on brittle infrastructure Effect >70% of IT budgets just maintaining status quo <30% of IT budgets goes to innovation and competitive advantage Business Agility Depends on IT Agility Source: VMware Fortune 100 Customers 5

6 Our Mission is Your Mission Reduce the Complexity Dramatically Lower Costs Enable Flexible, Agile IT Service Delivery 6

7 7

8 8

9 9

10 10

11 Virtualization + Automation = Lower Costs Cost per VM hour (2GB instance) Increase utilization Increase automation 0 30% 35% 40% 45% 50% 55% 60% 65% 70% 75% 80% Utilization 11

12 The Results are Transformational Financial Energy Human Energy Earth s Energy Capital and datacenter costs Time spent on routine admin tasks Organizations are looking at ways to cut costs, better utilize assets, and reduce implementation and management time and complexity. Virtualization addresses all of these concerns. Gartner Average power, cooling and real estate needs Source: Gartner Dataquest Insight: Virtualization Market Size Driven by Cost Reduction, Resource Utilization, and Management Advantages, Jan09 12

13 The Results are Transformational Financial Energy Human Energy Earth s Energy Capital and datacenter costs Time spent on routine admin tasks Average power, cooling and real estate needs 13

14 The Results are Transformational Financial Energy Human Energy Earth s Energy Capital and datacenter costs Time spent on routine admin tasks Optimize Financial Energy Get more done with less Average power, cooling and real estate needs Capital costs reduced by 50% - 60% Delayed data center expansion Operational costs reduced by 25%+ 14

15 The Results are Transformational Financial Energy Human Energy Earth s Energy Capital and datacenter costs Time spent on routine admin tasks Shift Human Energy Shift from serving hardware to serving the business Average power, cooling and real estate needs Capital costs reduced by 50% - 60% Delayed data center expansion Operational costs reduced by 25%+ Average of 33% reduction in routine admin time E.g. provision a server in minutes 15

16 The Results are Transformational Financial Energy Human Energy Earth s Energy Capital and datacenter costs Time spent on routine admin tasks Save Earth s Energy Use less, and use it more wisely Average power, cooling and real estate needs Capital costs reduced by 50% - 60% Delayed data center expansion Operational costs reduced by 25%+ Average of 33% reduction in routine admin time E.g. provision a server in minutes Up to 80% reduction in datacenter energy costs 16

17 The Results are Transformational Financial Energy Human Energy Earth s Energy The draw is saving money, but after a year or so, surveys show that adopters believe the key is agility. Tom Bittman, Gartner Capital costs reduced by 50% - 60% Delayed data center expansion Operational costs reduced by 25%+ Average of 33% reduction in routine admin time E.g. provision a server in minutes Up to 80% reduction in datacenter energy costs 17

18 Virtualization & Cloud = Top Priorities for CIOs CIO Technology 2010 Priority 2009 Priority Virtualization 1 3 Cloud Computing 2 14 Source: Gartner CIO study, Q

19 How Do You Get There from Here? COST EFFICIENCY QUALITY OF SERVICE BUSINESS AGILITY IT Production Business Production IT as a Service 85% 70% 30% 15% How? 19

20 The Transformation Journey COST EFFICIENCY Phase Ownership/ Sponsorship IT Production IT Business Value Key Capabilities CAPEX OPEX Shared resource pools Elastic capacity Virtualize Test & Dev and IT-owned assets to create shared resource pools = CAPEX Savings Approach Reactive 20

21 The Transformation Journey COST EFFICIENCY QUALITY OF SERVICE Phase IT Production Business Production Ownership/ Sponsorship IT IT / LOB Business Value Key Capabilities CAPEX OPEX Shared resource pools Elastic capacity CAPEX OPEX Availability Responsiveness Zero-touch infrastructure Increased control + service assurance Expand to business applications, databases & desktops while Increasing automation = OPEX Savings + Increased Quality of Service Approach Selective Reactive 21

22 Journey Virtualizing Business Critical Applications 22

23 The Trend Is Clear % of customers running apps in production on VMware 56% 53% 50% 36% 41% 34% 24% 27% MS Exchange MS SQL MS SharePoint Oracle Middleware Oracle Source: VMware customer survey, September 2008, sample size 1038 Data: Within subset of VMware customers running a specific app, % that have at least one instance of that app in production in a VM DB IBM WebSphere IBM DB2 SAP In a recent Gartner poll, 73% of customers claimed to use x86 virtualization for mission critical applications in production Source: Gartner IOM Conference (June 2008) Linux and Windows Server Virtualization Is Picking Up Steam (ID Number: G ) 23

24 Yes You Can! Debunking Common Objections for Tier 1 Apps Performance Virtual Machines run the most demanding apps 8 vcpus and 255 GB of memory Small overhead (typically 2% to 10%) Scale apps better on large multicore servers Double server capacity for Exchange 2007 ISV Support / Licensing Majority of large ISVs support VMware Microsoft, SAP and IBM provide full support Oracle in grey zone has support statement Licensing costs often reduced with virtualization Per vcpu licensing: pay only for what you use Physical processor licensing: consolidate multiple licenses on shared cluster 24

25 Apps Run Better on the Private Cloud Consolidation Cut Infrastructure and Software License Costs Achieve 5X - 10X server consolidation for large apps Increase utilization of software licenses App Lifecycle Accelerate App Lifecycle from Dev to Production Reduce provisioning times from weeks to minutes Self-service provisioning Quality of Service Guarantee Application Quality of Service Policy-driven Service Level assurance Provide cost-effective HA and simple Disaster Recovery 25

26 Automated DR for all apps with vcenter Site Recovery Management Site Recovery Manager leverages vsphere to deliver advanced disaster recovery management Simple and automation and efficient Disaster Recovery Disaster Recovery for ALL applications vcenter Site Recovery Manager Simplifies and automates disaster recovery workflows: setup, test, failover Turns manual disaster recovery runbooks into automated plans Centralized management of recovery plans from the vsphere client 26

27 Why EMC for Virtualizing Mission Critical Applications? Asif Khan, Sr vspecialist EMC Inc San Diego, CA

28 Vision EMC Advantage VMware Integration 28

29 Vision 29

30 The Problem Where the IT budget goes: Infrastructure Investment 5% Infrastructure Maintenance 42% Application Investment 23% Application Maintenance 30% Less than 30% of IT budgets dedicated to creating competitive advantage Source: VMware Fortune 100 Customers 30

31 Why this won t work anymore > Consumer tastes have overtaken the needs of business as the leading force shaping technology today NY Times 31

32 What this means to IT managers: Consumer tastes have overtaken the needs of business as the leading force shaping technology today NY Times end user requirements have overtaken the limitations of IT as the leading force shaping business today 32

33 degree of difficulty The Path to 100% Virtualization Dev and Test Line of Business Custom Apps Dedicated ~0-30% ~30-60% ~60-90% >90% Phase 1 Phase 2 Phase 3 Phase 4 33

34 34

35 35

36 enterprise data centers What is VCE? integrated services and solutions integrated management cloud operating system VMware integrated functionality unified network and computing Cisco integrated connectivity virtual information infrastructure EMC integrated security integrated partner ecosystem compatible service providers 36

37 vblock Bundles vblock 2 (High End Configuration) Hypervisor: VMware vsphere Compute: Cisco UCS Blade Chassis Network: Nexus1000v, MDS Storage: EMC Symmetrix V-Max vblock 1 (Mid Size Configuration) Hypervisor: VMware vsphere Compute: Cisco UCS Blade Chassis Network: Nexus1000v, MDS Storage: EMC Clariion CX4 vblock 0 (Entry Level Configuration) Hypervisor: VMware vsphere Compute: Cisco UCS Blade Chassis Network: Nexus1000v, MDS Storage: EMC Unified Storage what s so different about this? 37

38 EMC Advantage 38

39 Three Aspects of Storage Efficiency Flexibility Easy to change Efficiency Capacity Lowest cost per GB Performance Lowest cost per IOPS 39

40 EMC Storage Efficiencies Data Compression on the fly READ+WRITE F A S T FastCache Tier0: EFD Tier1: FC15 Tier2: SATA FastCache Large storage cache Real-time reaction to peaks Faster perf optimization Advanced FAST Lower cost Improved Performance Simplified Management 40

41 VMware Integration 41

42 Virtual Storage Integrator Main vcenter Plug-in Relationship Consumption Configuration Datastore Details VMFS NFS Reporting Capabilities Sort Filter Export 42

43 vstorage API Overview vstorage API currently includes: 1. vstorage API for Site Recovery Manager 2. vstorage API for Data Protection 3. vstorage API for Multipathing New VMware technologies will include: 4. vstorage API for Array Integration (VAAI) Offloads tasks to storage array Improves performance of ESX host Demonstrates tight integration with vsphere 43

44 3 API components being implemented 1. Hardware-Accelerated Locking = x better metadata scaling Replace LUN level locking with block level locking for better performance Reduce number of lock operations required by using one efficient SCSI command to perform pre-lock, lock, and post-lock operations Significantly increases locking efficiency and I/O performance 2. Hardware-Accelerated Zero = 2-10x lower number of IO operations Eliminate redundant and repetitive host-based write commands with optimized internal array commands 3. Hardware-Accelerated Copy = 2-10x better data movement Leverage native array Copy capability to move blocks 44

45 Hardware-Accelerated Locking Without API Reserves the complete LUN so that it could obtain a lock Required several SCSI commands LUN level locks affect adjacent hosts With API Locks occur at a block level One efficient SCSI command - SCSI Compare and Swap (CAS) Block level locks have no effect on adjacent hosts. Use Cases Bigger clusters with more VMs View, Lab Manager, Project Redwood More & Faster VM Snapshotting 45

46 Hardware-Accelerated Zero Without API SCSI Write - Many identical small blocks of zeroes moved from host to array for MANY VMware IO operations Extra zeros can be removed after the fact by zero reclaim (EMC and others) New Guest IO to VMDK is pre-zeroed With API SCSI Write Same - One giant block of zeroes moved from host to array and repeatedly written en masse Extra zeros can be not written at all when array is thin provisioned (pre zero reclaim ) VMDK Use Cases Time to create VMs, particularly FT-enabled VMs. Reduced extra IO when writing to new blocks in the VMDK for any VM 46

47 Hardware-Accelerated Copy Without API SCSI Read (Data moved from array to host) SCSI Write (Data moved from host to array) Repeat Huge periods of large VMFS level IO, done via millions of small block operations With API SCSI Extended Copy (Data moved within array) Repeat Order of magnitude reduction in IO operations Order of magnitude reduction in array IOps Use Cases Storage vmotion VM Creation from Template 47

48 Let s review Vision: EMC s journey to the private cloud will transform IT EMC Advantage: EMC storage is simple, efficient and, ultimately, invisible VMware Integration: EMC integration with VMware is the BEST in the industry 48

49 Thank you Thank you 2010 Cisco EMC VMware. All rights reserved. 49