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Virtualization + Management &
Automation = Private Cloud?
Barb Goldworm President & Chief Analyst, FOCUS
Virtualization Chair, Interop
Private Cloud Chair, ECS and Cloud Connect
Technology Implementation
Priorities 2011/2012
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Q: Which of the following technology initiatives are currently being implemented OR will begin implementation within your organization over the next 12 months.
0 50 100 150 200 250
None of the above
Middleware/Application Integration
Physical Security
Virtualization - Desktop
Unified Communications/VoIP
Video Conferencing
Collaboration (enterprise Web 2.0, social networking)
Energy conservation and cost savings
Storage
Data Center upgrades and optimization
Wireless and Mobility capabilities
Upgrading your Network Infrastructure
Virtualization - Server
Incorporating Cloud-based applications/services
IT Security
State of the Industry: Virtualization
• New VM created every 6 seconds, > than # live
births in US
• 5.5 vMotions per second, > than aircraft in flight
• Installed base of virtual OSs > physical as of 2011
• Up to 50% server workload virtualized (Gartner)
• Organizations not investing in management tools
beyond what comes with hypervisor
• Multi-hypervisor- 5% -1 hypervisor,50% -2,30% -3
State of the Industry:
Private Cloud
• 10x increase in private cloud deployments in
2012 (Gartner)
• Private cloud benefits – more agility than cost
• Hybrid – rare now but plans are affecting
architecture and vendor selection today
• Choices: Virt platforms, cloud mgmt vendors,
cloud stacks
• Hosted private clouds growing
State of the Industry:
Virtualization -> Cloud • Cloud fever/cloud washing
• Confusion
– Virtualization vs. cloud
– Between SaaS, IaaS, PaaS
• Virtualization success = economics of consolidation
• Optimization and agility increasingly important
• Cloud drivers = agility, optimization, & economics
Virtualization + optimization + agility = cloud
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The Management Challenge • Virtualization not fulfilling promise – management becomes an
obstacle
– VM sprawl / VM stall
– Limited automation
– Lacking full stack monitoring/mgmt
– Limiting growth & value of virtualization & impeding path to ITaaS
• Virtualization increases pace of operations yet
– 39% lack monitoring and audit tools
– 65% plan on using multiple vendors hypervisors
– 34% have budgeted less than $10k for tools
– Most will have a mixed physical and virtual infrastructure for the foreseeable future
• Organizations historically lack proper policy and procedures
– Virtualization makes this a bigger problem
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Source: InformationWeek survey of 391 IT organizations
The Road from Virtualization
to Private Cloud
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From Virtualization to Private Cloud
Virtualized Infrastructure
Infrastructure optimized for virtualization
Automated, policy-based dynamic resource management
Usage based cost visibility – chargeback/showback
Self-service provisioning
Service Catalog Source: FOCUS, LLC
So What’s a Cloud?
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Hosted Private Cloud Operated and tailored solely for an organization, typically within the firewall, hosted by a CSP
Private Cloud Operated and solely for an organization, typically within the firewall
Public Cloud Accessible over the Internet for general consumption
Hybrid Cloud Composition of 2 or more interoperable clouds, enabling data and application portability
Cloud
Computing is a
way of doing
computing
Enterprise Cloud Service
Providers
(CSP)
Bridgin
g
Virtualization to Cloud
Phases & Challenges
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1) Server virtualization /consolidation
4) IT as a Service/Private Cloud
3) Management and Automation
2) Infrastructure optimization
A
B
Stall Points
TIME
V
A
L
U
E C
New Delivery/ Business Model
Networking Storage
New Technology
Performance Tool Overload
Performance
The Roads to
Private Cloud
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Private cloud: virtualized, optimized, and
automated – operates as self-
managing, virtual infrastructure with
self service portal and service
catalog
Public
Cloud
Virtual
Infrastructure
Virtualization=>
Cloud Management
• Virtualization management now morphed/merged into cloud
• Base requirements – visibility, discovery, mapping, monitoring, provisioning, automation/orchestration
• Orchestration may cross private/public/hybrid
• Workload/performance mgmt – required for agility, real-time responsiveness and availability, troubleshooting, root cause analysis
• Capacity planning & resource optimization required to achieve cloudlike efficiency and elasticity
• Configuration mgmt/automated provisioning – standardization, image management, and automation for efficiency and agility
• Infrastructure optimization – compute, network, & storage, scalability, converged infrastructure/virtual I/O – mobility must include fabric of networking and storage
• Cloudstacks, portals, catalogs, orchestration for true cloudification
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Virtualization & Cloud
Management • Rapidly Changing Ecosystem
– Hypervisor Vendors
– Virt/cloud Mgmt Startups
– Traditional ESM Players
– Infrastructure vendors
– Cloud Orchestration stack vendors
– Cloud Service Providers/ Hosting providers/Managed Service providers
• Hypervisor specific vs. hypervisor agnostic
• Virtualization/cloud management lines are blurred
• Functionality lines are blurred
• Innovations from startups/ mergers and acquisitions
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Virtualization &
Management Landscape • VMware – ESX/ESXi, Virtual Center (vCenter), HA, DRS, DPM, VMotion, Storage VMotion,
Site Recovery Manager, Workstation, Player, ACE, Fusion, View Manager, View Composer,
ThinApp, AppSpeed, RTO, vCenter Server Heartbeat, Chargeback, SpringSource, Hyperic,
vShield (BlueLane), TriCypher, vCloud Director, Request Manger, vCenter Operations (vCOPS)
Dashboard, Navigator, Chargeback, Configuration Manager (Integrien, ConfigureSoft,
FastScale, VMware vCloud Connector, Virtual Storage Appliance, App Performance Manager
(AppSpeed+ Hyperic), AppDirector, IT Busines Management Suite (Digital Fuel)
• Microsoft –Hyper-V - Windows Server 2008 R2 SP1, App-V Application Virtualization
(SoftGrid), Remote Desktop Services/Terminal Services, MED-V Enterprise Desktop
Virtualization (Kidaro), Systems Center 2012, VMM, Operations Manager, Configuration
Manager, System Center Orchestrator (Opalis), AppController (Concero Self-Service Portal),
Service Manager, Azure
• Citrix – XenServer, XenDesktop, XenApp hosted and streamed, Provisioning Server, Citrix
Delivery Center, Desktop Studio, Desktop Director, VMLogix, NetScaler, Branch Repeater,
CloudGateway, CloudBridge, CloudStack, CloudPortal, AppDNA Apptitude
• OpenSource (KVM/Xen) – Red Hat Enterprise Virtualization (RHEV-M and RHEV-H) RedHat
Enterprise Linux (RHEL), Novell SUSE, Oracle VM
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VMware Cloud Products Private Cloud
Portability
Cloud Services vCloud
Operations and Management vCenter
Security and Compliance vShield
Virtual Resources vSphere
Public Cloud
Cross-Cloud Standards vCloud API
Open Virtualization Format
Cross-Cloud Management vCloud Connector
vCloud Solution
vCloud Powered Broad array of
VMware-compatible clouds
for any business need
vCloud Datacenter
Security & performance
for enterprises
vCloud Express
Rapid, credit card payment
for developers
Co-Branded vCloud Services
Citrix CloudStack
• From Cloud.com acquisition in July 2011
• 60+ large-scale production clouds deployed
including GoDaddy, GreenCloud, KT, Nokia,
Tata Communications and Zynga
• Hypervisor-agnostic solution - KVM, Oracle VM
(October), vSphere, XenServer®, Hyper-V (Q4)
• Will also enable bare metal provisioning
• AWS API compatible
• Project Olympus – commercial distro of
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0 50 100 150 200 250 300 350 400
Novell SUSE Xen
Open Source Xen
Red Hat Xen
Parallels
Red Hat KVM
Oracle VM
Microsoft Hyper-V
Citrix XenServer
VMware vSphere
Server Virtualization Platforms in Use 2011
Production-primary
production-non-primary
Evaluation
Source: FOCUS Interop Survey Sept 2011
Virtualization Expansion
Pain Points
© 2011 FOCUS - www.focusonsystems.com 23 0% 5% 10% 15% 20% 25% 30% 35% 40%
Other (please list):
Lack of vendor support
None
VM sprawl
Predicting storage requirements/growth
Troubleshooting performance problems
Security issues
Internal organizational issues
Storage challenges
Backup challenges
Networking challenges
Performance issues
Virtualization Implementation Pain Points 2011
Source: FOCUS Interop Survey Sept 2011
Monitoring the
Virtual /Cloud World
• Physical infrastructure monitoring has been a mature market
• Virtualization/cloud requires new monitoring components for hypervisors, multi-hypervisor and multi-environment clouds
• Parameters and thresholds are now different - CPU, memory, disk space
• Server workloads and desktop workloads
• Hardware to VMs to clouds to applications.
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Real time performance mgmt
& Root Cause Analysis
• Performance & response times
• SLA management
• Address potential user
resistance barriers
• Understanding dependencies
• Locating bottlenecks
• Root cause analysis
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Performance Monitoring &
Management Features
• Automated discovery of components and relationships (P + V +C)
• Visualization & Usability – customizable dashboard
• Monitoring
• DB - flexibility, import/export, reporting, ad hoc query/reporting
• Breadth and depth – cross vendor, tiers (apps, VMs, hypervisor, server, storage, networking, DT) + drill down with detailed metrics
• Thresholds and Alerting – granularity and flexibility of responses
• Policy-based responses/actions
• Recommendations – knowledge base
• One-click actions
• Real-time – monitoring and management
• Trending – historical analysis
• Integration with ESM tools
• Root cause analysis & correlation engine
• Scalability
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Performance Tools Landscape • AccelOps – monitors status, events, trends, and configuration data about networks, network
devices, systems, applications and virtual environments
• Embotics–V-Commander–lifecycle,perf,capac,config. VMW &Hyper-V
• Hotlink – SuperVISOR for Vmware plug-in – VMW, Hyper-V, XenServer
• NetScout nGenius Virtual Agent - packet-flow monitoring & analysis
• Netuitive – storage, net,hosts, VMs; Best of VMworld 09
• Nimsoft (CA) - monitoring private clouds - servers, network devices, databases, and
applications, ESX, vSphere, Hyper-V, and Citrix XenServer
• Quest/Vkernel – vFoglight, Foglight, Vkernel – performance/capacity for VMware and Hyper-V
• Reflex – Monitoring, performance, capacity, configurations
• SolarWinds - network, storage, application, server and virtualization performance
management. Virtualization Manager/Storage Manager - VMware and Hyper-V
• VCOPS – performance, capacity, chargeback, configuration for VMware., ADM (nLayers)
• Veeam – monitoring, performance, capacity, reporting, VMware and Hyper-V
• Xangati – dashboard, analytics, DVR for servers and desktops
• Zenoss – open source physical, virtual device and app monitoring
• CA, BMC, EMC – enterprise systems mgmt and network analysis
• IBM, HP, Cisco – systems vendor physical mgmt
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Capacity Management
• Planning (initial P2V placement)
• Management (basic what if, planning for
upgrades, stretching IT dollars, ongoing)
• Optimization (overprovisiong vs.
underprovisioning, additional variables and
more complex modeling, ongoing)
• Analytics (sophisticated modeling, planning
and real-time performance management
integration)
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Capacity Management Features
• Application and infrastructure discovery & monitoring
• Profiling VM resources
• Understanding resource interdependencies
• Capacity Modeling (CPU, Mem, I/O) - what if analysis
• Capacity Management (CPU, Mem, I/O)
• Business Policy Overlay
• Point in time versus trending intelligence
• Candidacy analysis – Physical, virtual, Cloud
• Reporting
• Accounting/ chargeback /cost visibility tie-in
• Storage capacity
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Capacity Management Landscape
• VCOPS - Capacity IQ, Chargeback
• CiRBA – Capacity, chargeback, candidacy
• Embotics – V-Commander capacity, chargeback
• Quest vFoglight & vKernel – Capacity Management Suite
• Veaam ONE- Monitor, Performance, Report,Capacity, Change Mgmt
• VMTubo – Economic Scheduling Engine
• Reflex VMC vWatch, vCapacity, vProfile © 2012 FOCUS - www.focusonsystems.com 30
Chargeback Considerations
• Chargeback vs cost visibility (showback)
• X86 chargeback was by Server, SW, MB, & ports
• Now need per application or per user
• Should include VM (% of HW, OS and app SW, power, backup/DR and mgmt SW), storage and networking
• Excel, capacity tools, simple chargeback model, high-end chargeback
• Service level tie-in
• Service providers and cloud vendors as models
• Path to consumption based pricing for cloud © 2012 FOCUS - www.focusonsystems.com 31
Life Cycle Management
• Plan, provision, police, put to bed
• Policies and products
• Provisioning management
• Optimization of resource usage
• Control for virtual sprawl
• Configuration and change control
• Automation of administrative tasks
• Workflow orchestration across systems
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Life Cycle Management
Provisioning Features
• Migration P2V, V2V, V2P
• Templates, cloning
• OS and Application Streaming
• User Profile/Personalization/Virtualization
• Automated policy-based provisioning
• Workflow orchestration
• Lab management
• Service management
• Self- service provisioning
• Service Catalog
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Self Service Provisioning &
Service Catalogs
• Menu of services available via self-service portal for IT service consumers
• Typically front-end Web-based listing of services, products and pricing delivered by back-end IT infrastructure
• Policy based back-end triggers orchestration/ automation of service provisioning steps
• Standardizes offerings and their implementations
• Enterprise App Store
• Integration with provisioning, change management, service desk, CMDBs
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VMware vCloud Director
vCloud Director
Secure Private Cloud
Organization: Marketing Organization: Finance
Organization VDCs Catalogs Organization VDCs Catalogs
VMware vSphere
VMware vCenter Server
Resource Pools Datastores Port Groups
(Go
ld)
(Bro
nze)
Provider Virtual Datacenters
(Sil
ver)
Users & Policies Users & Policies
Systems Center 2012 features
• On prem and cloud VMs & move bw them
• VMs, cloud resources, fabric
• Self service and orchestration improvements
• Infrastructure and app performance awareness
• Private – Hyper-V, vSphere, XenServer
• Public – Azure
• Advisor – gathers and analyzes historical data
• Intune – deploys updates and reports
• SCCM – mobile devices through connector to ActiveSync (no agent for ipad, iphone, android)
Systems Center 2012
• Virtual Machine Manager (VMM) 2012 - services for creating and
managing clouds. deploy and update VMs and applications
• App Controller 2012 - self-service portal for requests to private cloud
created with VMM 2012. (also Windows Azure.)
• Service Manager 2012- automated IT service management, self-service
portal. process with human approvals
• Configuration Manager 2012 – user-centric app config, mgmt and
delivery (inventorying, updating, orchestrating, delivery), local, VDI, apps
(App-V or PS), mobile (Windows Phones, Symbian, iOS, Android),
update (MS, 3rd-party apps, HW drivers, BIOS), Windows and Linux
• Orchestrator 2012 - automate interactions among other management
tools such as VMM 2012 and Service Manager.
• Operations Manager 2012 - monitor VMs, applications, and other
aspects of private cloud, initiate actions to fix problems
Life Cycle Management
Configuration/Change Control
Features
• VM sprawl management
• Automatic infrastructure and VM Discovery
• VM Inventory
• Configuration Mgt
• Change Mgt and Compliance Auditing
• Application and OS image and patch management
• Retiring/ Decommissioning VMs
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Automated Provisioning, Lifecycle
Management, Configuration Management,
Self Service & Service Catalogs
• BMC Cloud Lifecycle Management
• CA Automation Suite
• Cisco – Intelligent Autotmation for Cloud -CIAC- (NewScale, Tidal)
• Citrix CloudPortal, CloudGateway, CloudBridge, Delivery Center, Workflow Studio, Desktop Studio, Provisioning Server
• DynamicOps (Dell)
• Embotics - V-Commander
• MS Systems Center 2012 (VMM, App Controller, SCCM,SCOM, Service Manager, Orchestrator...)
• Novell Cloud Manager
• Quest Cloud Automation Platform (Surgient)
• Reflex VMC- vWatch, vProfile, vCapacity, vTrust
• Rightscale – manages AWS and Eucalyptus
• Veeam – inventory, config, visio export, biz view, cap planning, custom reporting
• VMware vCloud Director/Request Manager, vCenter Orchestrator, vCloud Director/Request Manager, vCenter Ops, Configuration Manager, View Composer
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Cloud Stacks Cloud Orchestration and Provisioning
• OpenStack – 165+ supporters
– Rackspace/NASA 2010. Dell, Red Hat, IBM, HP, Cisco, ATT, Intel, SUSE
– Now OpenStandard Foundation
– Hyper-V, XenServer, KVM, ESX
– Essex –(v5) Dasboard (Horizon), Identity (Keystone)
• Eucalyptus – 25,000 cloud starts/yr
– AWS API compatible (EC2 and S3), blessed by & partnered with AWS
– VMware, KVM
• CloudStack – 57 supporters, but more mature, more in production
– Cloud.com 2008 / Citrix acq 2011. Juniper, Intel, NetApp, Brocade
– Support for AWS APIs
– Apache Software Foundation
– Zynga, Bechtel, GoDaddy
• Nimbula Director
– Enterprise focused
– Highly automated, scalable, reliable, easy to use
– Gartner Cool Vendor
– KVM, VMware ESXi, Cloud Foundry
Virtualization/Cloud Management
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Virtualization to Cloud
Road Map
• Capacity planning –Initial P2V - what goes where
• Server consolidation – low hanging fruit
• Basic mgmt - Live migration (PM), HA, basic DRS
• Security and Compliance
• Add policies and life cycle mgmt tools for managing VM sprawl (discovery, inventory, usage)
• Storage optimization and Image management
• Backup and DR – leveraging virt and addressing virt
• Real-time mgmt - troubleshooting tools - performance, root cause, fault mgmt, storage
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Virtualization to Cloud
Road Map • Security and Compliance
• Integration with other mgmt tools
• Capacity management / planning
• Automated policy-based provisioning
• Usage based pricing/showback/chargeback
• Self service portals and service catalogs
• …. IT as a Service, Private Cloud, Hybrid Cloud
• * Business/mission critical apps added as comfort grows
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Evaluation/Decision criteria
• Heterogeneous environs (servers,
storage, OS, hypervisors)
• Out of the box capabilities
• Lifecycle workflow
automation/integration
• Automated provisioning
• Back end templates, controls
• Self service portal usability
• Service catalog and admin tools
• Consumption based pricing/
reporting, chargeback/showback
• Sprawl, waste reclamation
• Change control/config mgmt
• Security and compliance reporting
• Real time end-to-end performance
monitoring of apps and systems
• Root cause analysis
• Ongoing resource optimization
• Resource capacity planning/mgmt
• Business view/overlay
• VM through storage
performance/capacity mgmt
• Recommendations, specificity and
granularity
• Ease of remediation
• Dashboard/reporting customization
• Standards
• Scalability
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Company Name Virt
Backup Storage Optimiz
Storage Mgmt Monitoring Perform Mgmt
Capacity Mgmt
Config Mgmt
Charge-back
Provisioning Self Service Svc Catalog
Security & Compliance
Multi-hypervisor
Abiquo x x x x x x V, H, XS, K
Acronis x
Altor Networks (acq by juniper) x
Aptare x x
Atlantis X
BMC x x x x x x x x
CA (3tera,Hyperformix, Nimsoft) x x x x x x x x x H,V
Catbird x
CiRBA x x V,K,X,P
Cisco (NewScale, Tidal) x x
Citrix (Cloud.com, VMLogix, XenSource) X X X x x x X,H,V
Cloupia x
CommVault x
DataCore x x
Dell (Compel, Equal,DynOps,AppAssure) x x x x x x x x x x x x
DynamicOps x x x x x x x x x
eG Innovations x x
Embotics x x x x x x
EMC (Avamar, DD, Isilon, RSA) x x x x x x
Eucalyptus x x x x
FalconStor x x
Hotlink x x x x x V,X,K,H
HP (3PAR, LHN, Opsware, TipPoint) X x x x x x x x x
HyTrust x
IBM (Storwiz, Tivoli, XIV,Platform) x x x x x x x x x x x V,X,H,P
ManageIQ x x x x V,H,K
Microsoft (Opalis) x x x x x x x H,V,X
NetApp (Akorri) x x x
Netuitive x
Nimbula x x x K,V, CF
OpenStack x x x x
PhD Virtual x H plan
Quest (Surgient, Viz, VKernel) x x x x x x x x x x V,H
Red Hat x x x X,K
Reflex Systems x x x x x
Solarwinds (Hyper9, TekTools) x x x x x x
Symantec x x x x x x
TeamQuest x x
Tintri x x
Trend Mico x
Tripwire x x
Uptime Software x x x
Veeam Software x x x x x x V,H
Virsto x V,H
Vision (Double-Take) x
VMturbo x x x
VMware(AppSpeed,DigitalFuel,Hyperic,Integrien,Ionix,PacketMotion,Shavlik,TriCipher ) x x x x x x x x x x
Xangati x x
Zenoss x x x © 2012 FOCUS - www.focusonsystems.com