Virtualizing Mission Critical Applications for Business Production

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1 Virtualizing Mission Critical Applications for Business Production bernie baker sr. vspecialist, vcp, vexpert emc corporation, vce alliance team +1 (339) dave toonders director, systems engineering vmware, inc. +1 (416)

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3 CIOs and IT Operations Want to Virtualize More Our CIO told the team that we need to virtualize as much as we can as soon we can Organizations are on the path to 100% virtualization for: Consolidation and infrastructure efficiency Simpler management Built-in availability Greater Agility VI Admin, VMware Customer 3

4 No way, Say Many App Owners The Exchange admin vetoed the virtualization project, he felt it was too risky VI Admin, VMware Customer Tier 1 applications raise unique challenges: What is the performance overhead? Will I be guaranteed resources? What s in it for me? Does my ISV have virtualization-friendly support and licensing policies? 4

5 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 ) 5

6 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 6

7 % of Applications >95% of Apps Match Native Performance on Virtual Machines ESX 2 ESX 3 ESX 3.5 ESX 4 30% - 60% 20% - 30% <10% - 20% <2% - 10% Overhead 1 vcpu 2 vcpu 4 vcpu 8 vcpu < 4 GB 16 GB 64 GB 255 GB 380 Mb/s 800 Mb/s 9 Gb/s 30 Gb/s < 10,000 20, ,000 > 350, Source: VMware Capacity Planner assessments Application Performance Requirements 7

8 Benefits of Databases on VMware Performance Server Consolidation I/O is not an issue Scale up and out Newer HW can Increase Performance Fully Utilize Hardware Maintain Application Isolation Scale dynamically and right-size infrastructure Rapid Provisioning Streamline activation, deployment, and validation of servers Avoid Manual Configuration Errors Change Management Faster, more accurate change mgmt. using fewer resources Move tested configurations into production in minutes High Availability VMotion, HA, FT, DRS Without Clustering or RAC Business Continuity SRM HW Reduction at failover site Comprehensive Testing of DR solution 8

9 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 9

10 Attributes of Today s Data Centers Trusted Controlled Reliable Secure Multiple Incompatible Architectures 10

11 Attributes of Cloud Computing Trusted Controlled Reliable Secure Dynamic Cost-Efficient On-Demand Flexible Multiple Incompatible Architectures Homogeneous x86 Architecture 11

12 The Best of Both Worlds Customers Private Cloud Trusted Controlled Reliable Secure Trusted Dynamic Controlled Cost-Efficient Reliable On-Demand Secure Flexible vsphere = Cloud OS Compute Storage Network Dynamic Cost-Efficient On-Demand Flexible Service Providers Public Cloud 12

13 Three Approaches to Cloud Computing Verticalization Virtualization Über-cloud Applications Middleware Database Operating System Server Storage Applications Middleware Database Operating System Virtual Infrastructure CPU Pool Storage Pool Network 13

14 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? 14

15 The Journey to The Private Cloud IT Production Business Production IT-as-a-Service Lower Costs Improve Quality Of Service Improve Agility 85% 95% % Virtualized 50% 30% 15% Platinum Gold 15

16 The Journey to the Private Cloud IT Production Lower Costs Business Production Improve Quality Of Service IT-as-a-Service Improve Agility % Virtualized Development, Test & IT Owned Applications 50% 85% 95% 30% 15% Platinum Gold 16

17 EMC Ionix EMC Avamar EMC Replication Manager EMC Recoverpoint RSA Envision RSA DLP/vShield Zones vsphere Scaling Cisco UCS scaling EMC V-Max scaling Application APIs Availability Security Scalability vcenter 4.0 VMware vsphere 4.0 Infrastructure APIs vcompute vstorage vnetwork EMC vcenter Plugins EMC VM-Aware Storage Cisco VM-Aware Network Universal use of latest Intel Technologies across VMware, Cisco and EMC EMC PowerPath/VE EMC SRM API integration All EMC VAAI-Ready EMC FCoE and 10GbE Support Cisco VN-Tag Cisco Nexus 1000V Cisco FCoE and 10GbE Support 17

18 Optimized for VMware (over 60 integration points) vcenter Integration Single point of control for storage tasks Just 2 clicks to provision storage VAAI Integration Intelligent off-loading of storage functions to EMC storage Accelerates VM deployment, replication, Storage vmotion 10X less I/O, 10X more VMs, up to 10X faster FAST Suite optimized for virtualization Automatically meet dynamic virtual workload demands 18

19 Demo EMC and VMware deliver Storage DRS... Today. 19

20 The Journey to the Private Cloud IT Production Business Production IT-As-A-Service Lower Costs Improve Quality Of Service Improve Agility 85% 95% 30% Mission 50% Critical Applications 15% Platinum Gold 20

21 Virtual Server Evolution Standalone Consolidation Pools of Cooperation Virtual Infrastructure Exchange File/Print Exe t Exe t AP ERP Virtual Infrastructure Virtual Infrastructure SAP ERP Virtual Infrastructure Stor age Pool P Virtual Infrastructure 21

22 Virtual Storage Evolution Standalone Consolidation Pools of Cooperation F A S T Federation 22

23 Virtual Servers and Virtual Storage Federation cooperating pools of resources Data Center Exe Data Center t dynamic application and data movement Data Center P Data Center 23

24 EMC VPLEX Capabilities Advanced Data Cache Open Storage Support VPLEX WAN VPLEX Array Aware Distributed Cache Coherence Data Center Data Center EMC & Non-EMC Arrays EMC & Non-EMC Arrays April VPLEX Local Data Center VPLEX Metro Synchronous VPLEX Geo Asynchronous VPLEX Global Anywhere 24

25 The Journey to the Private Cloud IT Production Business Production IT-As-A-Service Lower Costs Improve Quality Of Service Improve Agility 85% 95% 30% 50% Run IT As A Business 15% Platinum Gold 25

26 Standardization Improves Predictability Certified configurations Vblock small, medium and large Standard target platform for ISVs Vblock2 Vblock1 Vblock0 26

27 IT-as-a-Service SLA-Driven Management Availability Security Performance Cost $ 99.99% High.2 ms $500K Application Service Catalog VMware vcloud Director & vcenter Infrastructure Service Catalog EMC UIM Platinum Gold Silver Bronze Copper CPU Pool Network Storage Pool 27

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29 The Benefits of the Private/Public Cloud 29

30 EMC Virtualization Services Capabilities Strategy Design Implement Operations Discovery Analysis Detailed Design Pilot and Test Implement Transition Continuous Improvement Manage the virtual program, processes, and environment Create business case; determine requirements Create operational best practices, processes Transition operations to new virtual model Report metrics continuously Optimize virtual infrastructure and service levels Develop strategic endstate architecture and roadmap Develop detailed design Deploy virtual infrastructure Develop skills Virtualize Tier 1 applications Rationalize application portfolio; determine platform strategy Profile application characteristics Migrate applications to virtual environment Manage the Virtualization program 30

31 Enhancing Skills and Expertise Featured Courses from EMC Education Services Hands-on workshops to integrate and optimize capabilities of EMC storage platforms in VMware virtualized application environments VMware vsphere integration with CLARiiON, Celerra, and Symmetrix Performance and capacity optimization involving CLARiiON, Celerra, Symmetrix, ControlCenter StorageScope and multiple server operating systems Symmetrix FAST Configuration and Management VMware courses, available from EMC VMware vsphere Install, Configure, Manage VMware vsphere Manage Availability VMware vsphere Design Workshop And more Cloud Computing Foundations e-learning Expand your public, private, and hybrid cloud perspective Learn more 31

32 Only EMC provides the most & comprehensive support for vsphere and VMware s companion product portfolio can deliver the scale and integration diversity required to reach your virtualization SLAs and goals is the industry leader with a turnkey, full integrated platform of products, services and solutions that fuel the transformation from physical to virtual Joint offering with Cisco & VMware -- Vblock brings the broadest set of capabilities, know-how and technology offerings to extend the value of your VMware investment -- accelerating, extending and enhancing your Journey to the Private Cloud 32

33 EMC: The #1 Choice for Virtualized Environments Why do twice as many CIOs pick EMC for their VMware environments? Best technology + Best people + Best solutions = Zero Risk 33

34 Next Steps Review Reference Architectures on and Meet with an EMC vspecialist to learn more Meet with EMC Consulting to develop a strategy Accelerate your Journey to the Private Cloud Visit us on the web to learn more on specific apps: Best Practices, Reference Architectures, and Case Studies Microsoft Apps (Exchange, SQL, SharePoint) Oracle SAP Download ISV toolkit for VMware customers Contact VMware Account Manager and Professional Services Solutions Architect P2V Acceleration Services Other PSO Offerings 34

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