Symon Perriman Senior Technical Evangelist

1. Manage VMware with SC2012 SP1Virtual Machine ManagerMicrosoft Tools for VMware Integration & Migration Eric Winner Principal Program Manager Lead Symon Perriman Senior Technical Evangelist

2. Meet Symon Perriman • Senior Technical Evangelist, Microsoft • Private Cloud, Virtualization & System Center • MCSE Private Cloud, Microsoft Certified Trainer (MCT) and VMware Certified Professional (VCP); several patents • Recognized Industry Expert, Author & Speaker • Datacenter management, cloud, virtualization, high-availability, disaster recovery, mobile technologies and social media • Founder of Microsoft’s Failover Clustering & Network Load Balancing Blog @SymonPerriman

3. Meet Eric Winner • Principal Program Manager, Microsoft • Cloud and Datacenter Management • Leading role in System Center team, helps shape design requirements for System Center, Windows Server, and Hyper-V • Private Cloud • Founding member of virtualization management at Microsoft @Eric_Winner

4. Target Audience • IT pros who need to manage, monitor and automate VMware in their datacenter using System Center 2012 SP1 • Prerequisites • Experienced in virtualization • Familiarity with System Center 2012 • Desire to manage VMware • Review the other Jump Starts in the series on the MVA • Introduction to Hyper-V • Microsoft Virtualization for VMware Professionals

5. Join the MVA Community! • Microsoft Virtual Academy—Free online training! • Tailored for IT Pros and Developers • Over 1M registered users • Earn while you learn! • 50 MVA Points for this event! • Visit http://aka.ms/MVA-Voucher • Code: Tools4VM (expires 3/29/2012)

6. Microsoft Tools for VMware Integration & Migration

7. Agenda • Virtual Machine Manager overview • Fabric Management • Introduction to App Controller

8. Product View VMware Self-Service vCloud Director App Controller Service Mgmt. vCloud Automation Center Service Manager Protection vSphere Data Protection Data Protection Manager Automation vCenter Orchestrator Orchestrator Monitoring vCenter Ops Mgmt. Suite Operations Manager VM Management vCenter ServervFabric Application Director Virtual Machine Manager Hypervisor vSphere Hypervisor Hyper-V

9. Virtual Machine Manager • Benefits • Preserve and optimize existing infrastructure investments • Improve infrastructure SLAs • Save time with standardized service creation and upgrades • Reduce costs through power optimization

10. VMM is the “Manager of Managers.” VMM serves the needs of the day to day administrator VMM can manage multiple VirtualCenters How SCVMM Manages VMware VMware Infrastructure Web Services APIsVMware supported API; Agentless; Enables cross-ESX host operationse.g., Vmotion File Operations to move files to/from ESX hostsSFTP; HTTPS SCVMM and VMware Integration

11. Create a dedicated account for VMM management Must have VirtualCenter admin privilege at Host & Clusters level Account does not need to be a local admin on VirtualCenter Certificate enables file creation/transfer Add VMware VirtualCenter VirtualCenter Server VMM Server

12. OK (Limited) OK – requires certificate ESX Host States in SCVMM

13. Before you configure security in VMM you must take some action on VC or ESX host VMware ESX Host Credentials SFTP Operations Determine ESX Host Credentials Root Requires SSH Root Login Enablement on each ESX Host Virtual Machine Delegate Requires Host Reboot Enabling Full VMware Management

14. VMware Fabric • Setup Fabric using vCenter • Configure Networking – Port Groups, vDS etc. • Deploy and Update ESX machines • Add vCenter to VMM • Select ESX hosts to add • Key Features • Dynamic Optimization, Power Optimization & PRO

15. VMware Cloud • Cloud Management • Aggregate capacity • Common delegation model • Multiple hypervisors can reside in a single cloud

16. VMware Service and Template • Templates • VMM Service Templates deployed to vSphere Hosts/Clusters • Create VMDK-based templates in the Library • Import templates from vCenter (keep VMDK file in place) • Key Features • Intelligent Placement • Live Migration (vMotion) & Storage Migration (svMotion) • Limitation • VMM recognizes Fault Tolerant VMs, but does not configure them.

17. Updates since SCVMM 2008 R2 • Selectively add vCenter Managed ESX(i) compute resources for cloud creation • VMware templates disks (*.vmdk’s) are no longer copied to the SCVMM Library • Support for VMware standard & distributed virtual switches • Support for using less privileged accounts in vCenter • Port groups discovered and used, not created • Support for thinly provisioned disks

18. VMware Supported Versions Ensure VMware vCenter and ESX are using a supported version Details: http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/gg610683.aspx

19. Product View VMware Self-Service vCloud Director App Controller Service Mgmt. vCloud Automation Center Service Manager Protection vSphere Data Protection Data Protection Manager Automation vCenter Orchestrator Orchestrator Monitoring vCenter Ops Mgmt. Suite Operations Manager VM Management vCenter ServervFabric Application Director Virtual Machine Manager Hypervisor vSphere Hypervisor Hyper-V

20. App Controller • Role-based self-service portal • Single view of delegated resources across private, hosted and public clouds • Deploy and manage services in addition to virtual machines • Manage apps across multiple hypervisors, including Hyper-V, VMware & Citrix • Benefits • Increase app owner agility with self-service interface • Save time by bringing together all delegated infrastructure • Improve reliability by deploying template-based services

21. Cloud on Your Terms Microsoft Public Cloud & Service Providers System Center 2012 SP1 Microsoft Private Cloud Microsoft Private Cloud COMMON TOOLS: IDENTITY | MANAGEMENT | VIRTUALIZATION | DEVELOPMENT

22. Managing applications across multiple clouds And Service Providers Deploy Manage Monitor Service templates: Hyper-V, VMware, XenServer Package and configuration Application management across private and public Private cloud

23. Takeaways • VMM enables you to manage your private cloud containing multiple hypervisors, including Hyper-V, VMware & Citrix. • Preserve and optimize existing infrastructure investments • Improve infrastructure SLAs • Reduce costs through power optimization • App Controller provides application administrators a way to manage across multiple clouds and hypervisors. • Increase app owner agility with self-service interface • Save time by bringing together all delegated infrastructure • Improve reliability by deploying template-based services

24. Virtual Machine Manager Resources • System Center 2012 • Virtual Machine Manager - TechNet • Virtual Machine Manager on the Microsoft Virtual Academy • Introduction to Hyper-V Jump Start (http://aka.ms/HyperVJS) • Microsoft Virtualization for VMware Professionals Jump Start (http://aka.ms/vmJS) • Configuring & Deploying Microsoft’s Private Cloud • System Center 2012 Service Pack 1 Updates • System Center 2012 SP1 Capabilities • System Center 2012 Virtual Machine Manager