What’s New in vSphere 5.0

1. What’s New in vSphere 5.0 Ken Silber – Senior Sales Engineer

2. In 2011 VMware is Introducing a Major Upgrade of the Entire Cloud Infrastructure Stack vSphere vSphere vSphere New Cloud Infrastructure Launch(vSphere, vCenter, vShield, vCloud Director) vCloud Director 1.5 vCloud Director vShield Security vShield 5.0 vCenter Operations 1.0vCenter SRM 5.0 vCenter Management vSphere 5.0

3. Application Services VMware vSphere 5.0: What’s New? • Virtual Appliance • Web Client • Infrastructure Services • vCenter Server • vCenter Server • New HA • Architecture • vMotion over • higher latency links • ESXi Firewall • 32 way SMP • 1 TB VMs Security Scalability Availability VMware vSphere 5 Network Compute Storage • ESXi Convergence • Auto Deploy • HW version 8 • Storage DRS • Profile-Driven Storage • VMFS 5 • Storage I/O Control (NFS) • Network I/O Control • (per VM controls) • Distributed Switch • (Netflow, SPAN, LLDP)

4. Infrastructure Services – Compute, Storage, Network

5. Auto Deploy Overview vCenter Server with Auto Deploy • Deploy and patch vSphere hosts in minutes using a new “on the fly” model • Coordination with vSphere Host Profiles vSphere vSphere Image Profiles Host Profiles Benefits • Rapid provisioning: initial deployment and patching of hosts • Centralized host and image management • Reduce manual deployment and patch processes vSphere vSphere

6. Storage vMotion • In vSphere 5.0, a number of new enhancements were made to Storage vMotion. • Storage vMotion will work with Virtual Machines that have snapshots, which means coexistence with other VMware products & features such as VDR & HBR. • Storage vMotion will support the relocation of linked clones. • Storage vMotion has a new use case – Storage DRS – which uses Storage vMotion for Storage Maintenance Mode & Storage Load Balancing (Space or Performance).

7. Storage DRS Overview • Group “like” datastores in a datastore cluster. • Initial placement of VMs/VMDKs • Datastore maintenance mode • Space and I/O load balancing • Affinity and anti-affinity rules Affinity Storage vMotion overloaded Benefits • Scalable storage management • Reduce time for VM provisioning • Eliminate VM downtime for storage maintenance • Automated Out of space avoidance • Automated I/O bottleneck avoidance DatastoreCluster

8. Profile-Driven Storage Overview • Tier storage based on performance or SLA characteristics • View a list of all compliant storage resources High IO Throughput Tier 1 Tier 2 Tier 3 Benefits • Utilize the correct storage resources every time (no mistakes) • Help IT personnel that may not be as familiar with storage characteristics align with business and application goals • Improve storage utilization and efficiencies

9. Performance Guarantees – Network and Storage I/O Control Overview 3. w/ I/O controls, can give VIP VMs preferential access 2. Other VMs are starved for resources 1. VM requests more resources • Set up SLAs for use of storage and network resources • Added per virtual machine settings for Network I/O Control • Added NFS support for StorageI/O Control Benefits • Eliminate the “noisy neighbor” problem • More granular SLA settings for network traffic • Extend Storage SLAs to more VMs

10. VMFS-5

11. Application Services – Availability, Security, and Scalability

12. Technical Barriers to 100% Virtualization Have Been Falling Application’s Performance Requirements 95% of Apps Require VMware Inf. VMware vSphere4 VMwarevSphere 5 ESX 1 ESX 2 3.0/3.5 CPU 1 to 2 CPUs 1 VCPUs 2 VCPUs 4 VCPUs 8 VCPUs 32 VCPUs Memory < 4 GB at peak 2 GB per VM 3.6 GB per VM 16/64 GB per VM 256 GB per VM 1,000 GB per VM Network <2.4 Mb/s <.5Gb/s .9 Gb/s 9 Gb/s 30 Gb/s >36Gb/s % of Applications IOPS < 10,000 <5,000 7,000 100,000 300,000 1,000,000

13. VMFS VMFS New HA Architecture Overview • New architecture for High Availability feature of vSphere Storage vMotion VMware Fault Tolerance High AvailabilityDRS Maintenance Mode vMotion VMware Benefits NIC Teaming Multipathing Storage • Simplified clustering setup and configuration • Enhanced reliability through better resource guarantees and monitoring • Enhanced scalability Server Component

14. Additional Features and Enhancements

15. vCenter Server Appliance (Linux) Overview • Run vCenter Server as a Linux-based appliance Benefits • Simplified setup and configuration • Enables deployment choices according to business needs or requirements • Leverages vSphere availability features for protection of the management layer

16. Web Client Overview • Run and manage vSphere from any web browser anywhere in the world Benefits • Platform independence • Replaces Web Access GUI • Building block for cloud based administration

17. The Best of the Rest • Platform • Hardware Version 8 – EFI virtual BIOS • Memory Fault Isolation • Network • Distributed Switch (Netflow, SPAN support, LLDP) • Network I/O Controls (per VM), ESXi firewall • Storage • VMFS 5 • iSCSI UI • Storage I/O Control (NFS) • Array Integration for Thin Provisioning, • Swap to SSD, 2TB+ VMFS datastores • Storage vMotion Snapshot Support • Availability • vMotion with higher latency links • Data Recovery Enhancements • Management • Inventory Extensibility • iPad client

18. vSphere Management

19. Shared Infrastructure Shared across multiple lines of business /customers Aggregated from building blocks of physical resources Ongoing workload deployment VMs added daily, weekly, monthly Demand tied to business activity – new projects, etc. Workloads decoupled from physical resources Deployed on logical entities (clusters, datastores, etc) Dynamically scheduled between physical resources within a cluster End users want more applications and services Higher QoS – applications expected to be available, anywhere, anytime with little or no downtime More VMs, more interdependencies and greater rate of change Management Challenges in the World of Cloud LOB B LOB A LOB C New Delivery Model VDC 3: Bronze VDC 1: Gold VDC 2: Silver Greater Demands

20. Automate Infrastructure & Operations Management Integrated, automated approach to performance, capacity & configuration • Benefits • Gain advanced notification of impending performance problems • Accelerate root cause analysis and problem resolution • Improve compliance through comprehensive visibility and automated configuration management • Reclaim up to 30% of infrastructure resources Performance Analytics • VMware Capabilities • Patented performance analytics • Self-learning of “normal” performance conditions • Service health baseline and trending • Smart alerts of impending performance degradation • Automated capacity planning and analysis • Integrated capacity analysis and forecasting • Decision support & automation via views, alerts, reports • VM right sizing and capacity reclamation • Continuous configuration and compliance • Automated patching and provisioning • Comprehensive change tracking to isolate root cause • Single-click rollback to remediate and return to normal Capacity Planning &Analysis Configuration & Compliance vCenter Operations

21. How vCenter Operations Delivers a New Model for Operations Slide 21 An integrated approach and patented analytics to transform how IT ensures service levels in dynamic environments • Integrated with underlying systems via vSphere, 3rd party monitoring • Self-learns “normal” conditions using patented analytics • Aggregates underlying metrics into Workload, Capacity, Health scores • Smart alerts of impending performance degradation • Powerful visibility and drill down from datacenter to component level • Puts performance, capacity and configuration data in context of the health and performance of services

22. BC / DR in vSphere 5.0

23. vCenter Server Heartbeat • Software Based Solution Providing: • Paired Servers • Shared Nothing Architecture • Active/Passive clone • Hardware Agnostic • Physical & Virtual Support • Application Awareness (AMF) • Automated Failover • Planned Maintenance ** Support for vCenter 5.0 ** Support for View Composer 5.0

24. Beyond DR: Preventive Failovers And Planned Migrations UnplannedFailover • Recover from unexpected site failure • Full or partial site failure • The most critical but least frequent use-case • Unexpected site failures do not happen often • When they do, fast recovery is critical to the business PreventiveFailover • Anticipate potential datacenter outages • For example: in case of planned hurricane, floods, forced evacuation, etc. • Initiate preventive failover for smooth migration • Leverage SRM ‘planned migration’ to ensure no data-loss • Automated failback enables easy return to original site PlannedMigration • Most frequent SRM use case • Planned datacenter maintenance • Global load balancing • Ensure smooth migrations across sites • Test to minimize risk • Execute partial failovers • Leverage SRM ‘planned migration’ to ensure no data-loss • Automated failback enables bi-directional migrations

25. SRM Supports Flexible Topologies Shared Recovery Sites Active-Passive Failover Active-ActiveFailover Bi-directional Failover Recovery Recovery Production Production Production Production • Most common traditional scenario • Expensive dedicated resources • Leverage recovery infrastructure for test, development, training • Utilize sunk cost of recovery site • Production applications at both sites • Each site acts as the recovery site for the other • Many-to-one failover • Particularly useful for Remote Office / Branch Office

26. What’s New With Site Recovery Manager 5? Overview New in 2011: Failback • vSphere Replication: Simple, cost-efficient storage replication across sites • Automated Failback: • Manage reversal of replication • Apply recovery plan in reverse direction vCenter Server vCenter Server Site Recovery Manager Site Recovery Manager New in 2011: vSphereReplication Benefits vSphere vSphere • Expand DR protection to smaller sites and Tier 2 applications • Streamline frequent bi-directional migrations • Planned migrations for data center moves, load balancing • Preventive migrations Main Site DR Site

27. Self Service Provisioning & Security

28. vCloud Component: vCenter Chargeback Objective • Accurately assign, measure, and analyze costs of workloads • Allow consumer to understand and be accountable for usage Features • Hierarchical chargeback view of vCenter and vCloud Director objects • Usage data collection aligned with resource allocation models • Cost assignment • Usage data warehouse • Reporting • Integrate with third-party billing

29. Enabling Self-Service for the Private Cloud Accelerate your transition to the cloud • Benefits • Provide on-demand self-service to IT and business users • Simplify and accelerate private cloud infrastructure provisioning and consumption • Increase visibility into IT service costs • Ensure application security in the cloud End User Management Products vCloudDirector Service Manager Chargeback • VMware Capabilities • Infrastructure as a Service • Orchestration of virtual resources • Workflow for governance and control • Visibility into resource consumption and cost of services • End to end security of the private cloud: from edge to endpoint VMware vCloud Director Cloud Admin VMware vSphere

30. The Most Choice for Your Public (Hybrid) Clouds Co-Branded vCloud Services VMware vCloud Service vCloud Datacenter Security, performance for enterprises vCloud Express Rapid access, credit card payment for developers Basic “pay for use” Virtual Data Centers Committed Dedicated • Target: pilot projects and test/dev • Pay-for-use model; no commitment • Target: tier 2 and 3 production workloads • Subscription model; 100% committed with 20% burstable • Target: Tier 1 workloads performance requirements • Subscription model; 100% dedicated resource Users Scripts/Programs vCloud Powered Broad array of VMware-compatible clouds for any business need vCloud API VMware vCloud Director vCloud Connector • Connecting private cloud public clouds  back

31. vCloud Component: vShield Edge Objective • Provide network security within organizations for isolated network topologies • Organization networks and vApp networks Features • vShield Edge appliances deployed by VMware vCloud Director on vSphere • “Routed” networks have security services • Firewall services • NAT services • DHCP • Port forwarding • IP masquerading vApp Network Organization Network Organization Network VMware vSphere External Network VMware vCloud Director vShield Edge

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