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Building your Virtual E nvironment with Hyper-V & System Center

Building your Virtual E nvironment with Hyper-V & System Center. Matthew Organ Business Development Manager Microsoft Server & Tools matthew.organ@ingrammicro.ca. Agenda. Windows Server Licensing Basics Types of Licenses OS License Mobility vs. VM License Mobility

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Building your Virtual E nvironment with Hyper-V & System Center

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  1. Building your Virtual Environment with Hyper-V & System Center Matthew Organ Business Development Manager Microsoft Server & Toolsmatthew.organ@ingrammicro.ca

  2. Agenda • Windows Server Licensing Basics • Types of Licenses • OS License Mobility vs. VM License Mobility • Licensing impacts HA, Load Balancing, vMotion/Live Migration • Upselling Enterprise Edition And Datacenter • Why Hyper-V? • Why consider System Center? • System Center Virtual Machine Manager 2008 R2 • System Center Essentials 2010 • System Center Suites – Ent & Datacenter

  3. Why is the licensing conversation so important? Microsoft Account Teams report nearly universal mislicensing in virtualized environments • “Mislicensing exists at the operating system level (more virtual machines than licenses) and hardware level (not all processors are licensed), and virtual machine mobility restrictions are violated.” • “If I had to guess, out of approximately 50 accounts I had last year, 80% or more are not licensed properly.” • “In 100% of the cases where the customer has virtualized they are not properly licensed.”

  4. Licensing Basics: Types of Licenses Windows Server License – Virtual Machine • 1 VM running Windows Server 2008 R2 = 1 License • CALs are required to access instances of Windows Server 2008 R2 running on VMs • Customers should check application software licensing for instances running on VMs

  5. Licensing Basics: Understanding Mobility Virtual Machines (VM) / Virtual Operating System Environments (VOSE) • VOSE or VMscan be moved at will • If Server A becomes overloaded, the VM that is running the software instancecan be moved to Server B • When moving an instance, customers must be sure that the destination location has an appropriate license to accept the VM A B • There are no licensing constraints regarding how frequently VMs can be moved. VMs can also be moved across servers with VL licenses and OEM licenses

  6. OEM / ROK vs. Open

  7. Satisfy the need to consolidate and improve application availability Scenario 1: Customer wants to consolidate 8 existing Volume License based Windows Servers onto 2 new virtual hosts. They would like the capability to dynamically move VM’s across hosts during maintenance periods. Which options do they have? Option 1 - Hyper V Server 2008R2 - includes HA and Live Migration capabilities. Download for free at http://www.microsoft.com/hyper-v-server/en/us/default.aspx

  8. Satisfy the demand for increased availability Scenario 2: Customer wants to Live Migrate all 4 VM’s from Server A to Server B in order maintain availability of apps during a brief period of maintenance. How can they do this and maintain license compliance? Option 1 – Reassign all 4 operating system licenses to Server B.* Is this a viable option for this customer? (90 day minimum) *Volume License scenario

  9. Satisfy the demand for increased availability Scenario 2: Customer wants to Live Migrate/vMotion all 4 VM’s from Server A to Server B in order maintain availability of apps during a brief period of maintenance. How can they do this and maintain license compliance? +4 Existing Windows licenses from initial consolidation Option 2 – Purchase additional Windows licenses to ensure the destination server is licensed for “Peak Capacity”

  10. Ensure license compliance by licensing for “Peak Capacity” Scenario 2: Customer wants to consolidate 8 existing Volume License based Windows Servers onto 2 new virtual hosts. They would like the capability to dynamically move VM’s across hosts during maintenance periods. +4 +4 Existing Windows licenses from initial consolidation Existing Windows licenses from initial consolidation Option 3 – To ensure that both hosts are licensed to support Live Migration/vMotion, both Server A and Server B will need additional licenses.

  11. Licensing Windows Servers for “Peak Capacity” Golden Rule: License servers for peak capacity • While VMotion and Hyper V Quick/Live Migration move instances of virtual OSEs between physical servers, the licenses remain with the physical server to which they were assigned. • When an instance is moved to a new physical server, that new server must already have appropriate licenses assigned to it. • Recommending Windows Server Datacenter will ensure customers are licensed for “Peak Capacity” (unlimited virtual instances of Windows Server per device) • Datacenter offers the greatest flexibility to move instances between servers without having to track the number of instances running or worry about being under licensed

  12. Upselling additional capacity and compliance • “If you are thinking of adding more than 2 new virtual workloads over the life of this server you should be buying Enterprise Edition.” • Windows Server Ent. Ed. comes with 4 virtual Windows licenses • “If you are thinking of running more than 4 new virtual workloads “per processor” you should be buying Datacenter.” • Windows Server Datacenter comes with unlimited virtual Windows licenses “per processor” • “Will you need any additional Windows licenses to support Live Migration, vMotion, HA, and/or Fault Tolerance? (license for Peak Capacity) • Lead with a compliance message (not a compete message) to VMWare customers. Lead with upsell messaging to potential Microsoft customers. (balance compliance vs. deployment)

  13. Packaging Hyper-V and System Center

  14. Why Windows Server 2008 R2 Hyper-V? Included in Enterprise & Datacenter Editions • Better flexibility • Live Migration • Dynamic Memory • Remote FX • Cluster Shared Volumes • Hot Add/remove of Storage • Processor compatibility mode for live migration • Improved performance • Improved memory management • Virtual Machine Queue (VMQ) Support • Improved Networking Hyper-V is included as a feature of Windows Server 2008 R2. If you own it, why not deploy it?

  15. Why is management so important? • The right tools can help ease the management and deployment of new or existing virtual machines • Provide you with “best practice” guidance on how to setup, provision, and intelligently place virtual machines • Virtualization adds a layer of complexity to your environment that did not previously exist • With multiple workloads running on each host automated tools are required in order to efficiently remediate issues and simplify maintenance www.microsoft.com/virtualization

  16. System Center IT Management Products Do It Yourselfer (DIY) IT Specialist IT staff IT Generalist Manages servers as secondary role Specialists per workload 1-5 full time IT “Jack of all Trades” Generalists MS Segment Small Business Midsized Organization Enterprise 10 25 50 100 250 500 # of PCs Platforms System Center Products +

  17. System Center Virtual Machine Manager 2008 R2 A centralized, heterogeneous management solution for the virtual datacenter • Maximize Resources • Centralized virtual machine deployment and management for Hyper-V, Virtual Server, and VMware ESX servers • Intelligent placement of Virtual Machines • Fast and reliable P2V and V2V conversion • Comprehensive application and service-level monitoring with Operations Manager • Integrated Performance and Resource Optimization (PRO) of VMs • Increase Agility • Rapid provisioning of new and virtual machines with templates • Centralized library of infrastructure components • Leverage and extend existing storage infrastructure and clusters • Allow for delegated management and access of VMs • Leverage Skills • Familiar interface, common foundation • Monitor physical and virtual machines from one console • Fully scriptable using Windows PowerShell

  18. SCVMM 2008R2 Workgroup Edition Grants: unlimited Server VM Mgmt on up to 5 hosts Server Virtual Machines Note: number of VM’s allowed to run on the server based on Windows Operating System edition VMM Management Licenses Required: none. VMM Management Server Model: licensed per host [device] Licenses Required: 1x SC VMM WorkGroup (VMM Server included in the ML) Grants: Unlimited Operating System Environments on the assigned device 5 hosts maximum

  19. Performance and Resource Optimization (PRO) • PRO extends Virtual Machine Manager capabilities • Enables the dynamic management of virtualized infrastructure for 3rd party solutions • Is an open and extensible framework for the creation of management packs for virtualized applications or associated hardware • Partners create customized solutions combining their offerings with the comprehensive monitoring and issue-resolution capabilities of Virtual Machine Manager 2008 R2

  20. Unified IT Management System Center Essentials 2010 designed for midsize businesses with up to 50 servers and 500 Clients • Simplified setup • Unified Physical & Virtual MachineManagement • Integrated Virtual Server Creation • Application Level Monitoring • Update / Software Deployment • Software and hardware inventory • Integrated reporting • Software deployment

  21. System Center Midsize vs. Enterprise System Center for Midsize Businesses • Built for midsized businesses (50-500 PCs) • Target user is IT generalist who performs broad range of IT tasks • Scale limits: 50 Windows Servers and 500 Windows Clients • Single management server solution (limit one per domain) • Easy to use • Aggressively priced System Center Enterprise Solutions • Built for Large Enterprise companies (greater than 500 PCs) • Target user is IT specialist with dedicated admin roles • Scales up to Large Enterprise IT environment • Multiple management server solution • Formal compliance and reporting support • Advanced features and configuration • Native management of VMware

  22. Business Considerations • Growing beyond 50 Windows Servers/500 Windows PCs? • SC Enterprise Solutions • Sarbanes Oxley Compliance required? • Audit Collection Services SC OpsMgr • Data Warehousing beyond 40 days SC OpsMgr • Specialized IT Administrators? • Role-based sign-in and security SC OpsMgr • Web console SC OpsMgr • Enforcement of Desktop configuration? • Desired desktop configuration SC ConfigMgr • Complex OS Distribution SC ConfigMgr • Large Scale or Complex Branch Office Scenarios? • TieringSC OpsMgr& SC ConfigMgr • Integration w/other management tools SC OpsMgr& SC ConfigMgr • Heterogeneous environment? • Native management of VMware SC Virtual Machine Manager • Formal IT problem resolution & asset lifecycle management SC SrvMgr&SC ConfigMgr

  23. System Center Server Licensing & Pricing1 • Management Server Licenses • Available with and without ‘SQL Technologies’ • DPM 2010 and VMM Management Server Software is included with SMSE/SMSE • and MLs 1 1 SC OpsMgr Server $1,011 (*$2,304) Per Instance SC ConfigMgr Server $1,008 (*$2,298) Per Instance SC SvcMgr Server $1,011 (*$2,304) Per Instance SC DPM Server Included with the Management Licenses SC VMM Server Included with the Management Licenses 2 • Standalone Licenses • All sold on a per OSE basis (except VMM which is sold per server) • Available with and without SA SC DPM Std Server ML $273 Per OSE SC ConfigMgr Std Server ML $273 Per OSE SC OpsMgr Std Server ML $276 Per OSE 2 3 • Server Suites • Discounted compared to standalone product licensing • Only available with SA • SMSE is licensed Per Device for up to (SMSE) 4 OSEs, except for SCCM 2007 R2 which provides support for ‘unlimited’ OSEs. • SMSD is licensed Per Processor for unlimited OSEs (2-proc minimum) SC VMM Ent Server ML 2 $1,512 Per Device SC SvcMgr Server ML 2 $435 Per OSE SC DPM Ent Server ML $753 Per OSE SC ConfigMgr Ent Server ML $750 Per OSE SC OpsMgr Ent Server ML $753 Per OSE SC Server Management Suite Enterprise (SMSE) Per Device | 4 OSE’s | requires SA | $1,8211 SC Server Management Suite Datacenter (SMSD) Per Processor (2 proc min / device) | unlimited OSE’s | requires SA | $1,5211 / proc | $3,0421 minimum Opalis is granted to SMSE and SMSD customersby the Opalis subsidiary via the MS Connect site 3 4 • Opalis Use Rights • Rights to Opalis granted by the Opalis subsidiary to SMSE and SMSD customers 4 * Price for Management Server with SQL Server 2008 Technology (note: this includes the runtime-restricted version of SQL Server 2008 Standard Edition, which means it can only be used to support the management application that it is sold with) 1 Prices are Select A ERP L and 3 years SA. SMSE & SMSD prices are after Aug 1, 2010 price increases. 2 There is only one Server ML edition for VMM and Service Manager.

  24. Questions?Matthew Organmatthew.organ@ingrammicro.ca905-755-5000 ext. 55303416-802-5384

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