Vmug Vcenter 5 1 Technical Deep Dive

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VMware vSphere vCenter Server 5.1 - Technical Deep Dive Scott Calvet Technical Account Executive VCP-DV 5, VCP-DT 5

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A little about me.

Customer for over 13 years

Industries Financial Software Support Publishing Insurance (Fortune 500)

Past Roles Help Desk Systems Admin Systems Engineer Systems Architect Regional IT Manager

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My Industry Certifications

XenApp, XenDesktop, XenServer

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What's new in vSphere 5.1

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Announcements Key Highlights

No more vRAM 64 vCPUs Enhanced vMotion (no shared storage) vSphere 5.1 vShield Endpoint & vSphere Replication Distributed Storage Preview Web Client VXLAN vCloud Suite vCloud Architecture Toolkit 3.0 Software Defined Datacenter

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Whats New in vSphere 5.1?

Automation

VMware vSphere 5.1

Security

vShield Endpoint

Storage DRS and Profile-Driven Storage working with VCD Enhanced Auto Deploy

Data Protection Replication vMotion w/o shared

storage 0 Downtime upgrades

of VMware Tools

Availability

Network Storage

Enhanced Distributed Switch

SR-IOV support Storage Space

Reclamation for VDI

HW version 9 64 way SMP 1 TB VMs

Compute

Single Sign On (vCD, vShield, vCenter) vSphere Web Client

vCenter Server 5.1 Enhanced vCenter Orchestrator

Q3

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vSphere vSphere vSphere

Auto Deploy

vCenter Server with Auto Deploy

Host Profiles

Image Profiles

Deploy and patch vSphere hosts in minutes using a new on the fly model

Coordination with vSphere Host Profiles 2 new operating modes

Overview

Benefits

Fast initial deployment and patching Centralized host and image management Reduce manual deployment and patch

processes

Continue deployment even when a failure occurs

vSphere

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Distributed Switch

Distributed Switch now delivers: Network Healthcheck Configuration Backup and Restore Roll Back and Recovery LACP Support

Visibility into physical and virtual network status

Backup and recover network settings Fast recovery from lost connectivity or

incorrect configurations

Overview

Benefits vSphere vSphere vSphere

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Create virtual machines with up to: 64 vCPU 1 TB of vRAM

2x size of previous vSphere versions Run even the largest applications in

vSphere, including very large databases

Virtualize even more applications than ever before (Tier 1 and 2)

vSphere Scales to Support Mission-Critical Applications

2x

Overview

Benefits

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Live migration of a virtual machine without the need for shared storage

Extends VMwares revolutionary

technology for automated virtual machine movement

Zero downtime migration No dependency on shared storage Lower operating cost Helps meet service level and

performance SLAs

vMotion (w/o Shared Storage)

Overview

Benefits

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New backup and recovery tool for the vSphere platform

Replaces vSphere Data Recovery

Based on EMC Avamar

Use less disk space with deduplication Simple setup and management Proven technology

vSphere Data Protection

Overview

Benefits

VMware vSphere

DATA DEDUPLICATED AND STORED ON VDP

APPLIANCE

VDP

*All editions and kits with the exception of Essentials

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Virtual machine level replication by the vSphere host

Included with vSphere*

Low cost/efficient replication option Simple setup from within vCenter Server Integration with SRM enables automated

DR process

vSphere Replication

Overview

Benefits


vSphere

vSphere Replication

Site A (Primary)

vSphere

Site B (Recovery)

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Secure your VMs with offloaded anti-virus and anti-malware (AV) solutions without the need of agents

Included with vSphere*

Simplified AV administration Higher consolidation ratios by preventing

the possibility of AV storms

Improved performance

vShield Endpoint

Overview

Benefits


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Web Client

New, improved interface into vSphere delivers:

Browser-based experience Custom tagging Scalability Enhanced workflow management

Platform independence Tag based on specific business cases Manage more objects and 3x more active

sessions than ever before

Pause and resume even the most complex workflow or task

Overview

Benefits

Object Navigator

Inventory Objects

Tabs

Create Custom Actions

Sidebar Extension

Portlets

Add right-click extensions

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vSphere Web Client Interface Object Navigator

Sidebar Extension Create custom actions Inventory Objects

Tabs

Add right-click extensions

Portlets

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Single Sign-On

Sign-on once rather than multiple times in vCenter Server

Faster operations Less complexity Support for multiple identity services Future building block for other VMware products and solutions

Overview

Benefits

vSphere Platform Services

Customer Identity Sources

vSphere Solutions

Authentication (Single Sign On)

vCO Inventory Service vCenter

Active Directory

Authoriza

tion

Auditing

vSphere Web Client

Open LDAP NIS

Local OS

Users

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vCenter Orchestrator

Workflow Engine Enhancements:

Web Client Integration (launch workflows)

New workflow design Simplified configuration and

installation

Execute workflows with a single interface Simplicity thru drag and drop workflow

creation

Automatic configuration Deploy as a virtual appliance

Overview

Benefits

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The Best of the Rest

Platform Hardware Version 9 ESXi Platform Updates New VM Features and Capabilities VMware Tools Host Profiles

Network SR-IOV Port Mirroring Enhancements Scale

OS Support Windows 8 Server and Desktop Data Recovery Enhancements

Storage VMFS File Sharing Limits Space Efficient Sparse Virtual

Disks 5 Node MSCS Cluster Storage Protocol Enhancements Storage Resource Management

Enhancements vCloud Director Interoperability VAAI for NAS

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vSphere vCenter 5.1 Technical Deep Dive

Whats New in vCenter 5.1 Technical Deep Dive vCenter Single Sign On Inventory Service vSphere vCenter 5.1 Installation vSphere Web Client vCenter Performance

vCenter Server Appliance v5.1 vCenter Server Heartbeat v6.5 vCenter Multi Hypervisor Manager (MHM)

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vSphere vCenter Server 5.1 What's New

vCenter Server is evolving into a virtualization platform providing the necessary management framework to deliver the needs of todays virtualization administrators. With vCenter 5.1 vCenter Single Sign On Server Authentication services supporting multiple identity sources

Enhanced Inventory Services Inventory Object Tagging

vSphere Web Client Fully functional, cross platform vSphere client

Architectural and Database performance improvements Faster response, better optimization of data

Separation of components allow for improved performance by reducing direct communications to vCenter Server

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vCenter Single Sign On

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vCenter Server 5.1 Login Experience

No VC

required ?

Users connect to Identity Service for Cloud Infrastructure Suite, not individual vCenters.

Connect from any site Identity service instances are multi site aware.

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The Situation Today

Directory Server (AD)

vCD

Authentication at multiple points for the same administrator

Integrates only with Active Directory

Lack of true Single Sign On Identity limited in scope No way for a solution to trust

another vCenter

Mgmt App

Mgmt App

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Introducing vCenter Single Sign On

Provides single sign-on across management apps vCenter now authenticates with vCenter single sign-on (not AD) Establishing a notion of a solution identity

Support for multiple or non AD user repositories (eg OpenLDAP) Trust between components using token exchange as opposed to

each component creating users in VC, VCD, VSM, etc. Better Architecture A single component that offers Multifactor Authentication, multisite support,

multiple directory service types

Support an open standard: SAML 2.0 and WS-TRUST SAML 2.0 tokens can be used to authenticate user to a different trust domain

(a public cloud, say)

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How Does vCenter Single Sign On Work?

AD (Domain 1)

AD (Domain 1)

Open LDAP

Web Client

Login (user, pswd)

1 Issue Token (user, pswd)

2Authenticate 3

Token

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vCenter 1 vCenter 2 VCO vShield vCloud Director

Login (Token)

Login (Token)

Login (Token)

Login (Token)

Login (Token)

5 6 7 8 9

Local OS


DB

OS

Authenticate SSO users

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Authenticate Local OS users

3

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What Components Have Integrated With SSO?

Inventory Service

Web Client vCenter

SSO

VCO Log Browser

VSM

VCD *

SRM

VCOPS

VDP

Others

Partners

2012

2013/14

* VCD is partially integrated with SSO, only provider side logins can be integrated with SSO

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vCenter Single Sign On Server

Auto-discovery of vCenter 5.1 in vSphere Web Client.

One time manual registration of vCenter 5.0 needed for discovery by vSphere Web Client. https://:9443/admin-app/

User gets to see all vCenter instances for which they have permission.

Linked Mode no longer required for Unified Views of vCenters

Linked Mode is still required for: Sharing of Permissions Sharing of Roles Sharing of Licenses

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vCenter Single Sign On Architecture

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Administration Tools

Security Token Service API

(SOAP +

WS-Trust)

Group Query API (SOAP)

Internal Identity Source

External Identity Source

Adapters

Admin API (SOAP)

Configuration & Policies

Replication

Tomcat Server

Clients Service Provider

Open LDAP

Local OS

Users

External Identity Sources

Active Directory

Database

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vCenter Single Sign-On Configurations

Basic vCenter Single Sign-On

VC Database SSO Database

vCenter Server Host or VM

vCenter Server

SSO Server

Web Client

Inventory Svc When to use basic vCenter Single Sign-On: If you have a single vCenter server

of any supported inventory size (up to 1,000 hosts / 10,000 VMs)

If you have multiple geographically dispersed locations each with a local vCenter servers and have no requirement for a single pane of glass view provided with vCenter Linked Mode

You are using the vCenter Server Appliance (VCSA)

Most common deployment option (VMware recommended)

This is a single standalone instance of the SSO server that supports the connectivity of Active Directory, OpenLDAP, Local Operating System and SSO embedded users and groups

This typically would be local to the vCenter Server

Used by the vCenter Server Simple Install option

Preinstalled with the vCenter Server Appliance

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Primary vCenter Single Sign-On Used for advanced configurations

vCenter SSO High Availability (SSOHA)

Local Copy at Remote Sites (Multisite) Installable version of SSO (Windows

Only) Individual Installer Supports the connectivity of

Active Directory OpenLDAP SSO embedded users and groups

Does not support the use of local operating system user accounts

Only one Primary node can exist in a single SSO environment

Database


vCenter Server

SSO Server

(Primary)

Web Client

Inventory Svc

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vCenter Single Sign-On HA Backup (SSO HA)

Third Party Load Balancer + configuration Complex to setup

SSL vCenter Components (repointing)

No Protection of Shared Database Clustered Database support in Update 1 Three solutions for an authentication

service? Availability Same as vCenter Server

vSphere HA, vCenter Heartbeat

vCenter Server 1

vCenter Server Web

Client

Inventory Svc

Shared Database

Host or VM

SSO Server

(Primary)

Load Balancer

Host or VM

SSO Server

(HA Backup)

vCenter Server Web

Client

Inventory Svc

vCenter Server 2

Provides failover of vCenter SSO server

Centralized vCenter SSO server for multiple local vCenter Servers

Individual Installer

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Local Databases

vCenter Server

vCenter Server SSO

Server (Primary)

Web Client

Inventory Svc

vCenter Server

vCenter Server SSO

Server (MultiSIte)

Web Client

Inventory Svc

vCenter Server

vCenter Server SSO

Server (MultiSite)

Web Client

Inventory Svc

New York

Los Angeles Miami

vCenter Single Sign-On MultiSite Local Authentication

Removes additional risk (WAN) Maintains same SSO security domain

Required for Linked Mode Individual Installer Does not provide site redundancy Manual Steps required to maintain

synchronization of SSO instances

1. Install Primary SSO in NY 2. Install IS, VC in NY 3. Install Multisite SSO in LA 4. Replicate SSO from NY to LA 5. Install IS, VC in LA 6. Replicate SSO in LA to NY 7. Repeat steps 3-6 for each site

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Installing vCenter Single Sign On

Fresh Installation of vCenter Single Sign On Deployment Types (Basic/Primary/MultiSite Replica Node/HA Backup)

Primary should be Windows vCenter Single Sign On instance

Requires a database, supports SQL 2005/2008, Oracle 10g,11g Mixed mode authentication is required for bundled database (MS SQL Server Express).

admin@System-Domain user is created by default as vCenter SSO Administrator Installs 2 Windows services:

VMware Single Sign On Service (Tomcat service) SSPI Service

Single Sign On Server included with vCenter Server Appliance

Upgrade Installation from previous version of vSphere vSphere vCenter 4.x and higher Upgrade process will install SSO first before upgrading to vCenter 5.1 (simple install) Install SSO before upgrading any vCenter Server components (custom install)

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Configuring vCenter Single Sign On Server

Defaults Automatically creates SSO Admin User: admin@System-Domain Password: defined during install Local/Active Directory administrators groups added to SSO super users during vCenter install Login with SSO Admin privileges to

add additional identity sources Define Polices Update STS Certificates

Register vCenter 5.0 servers https://localhost:9443/admin-app

Does not support vSphere 4.x environments Desktop VI Clients

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Inventory Services

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Enhanced Inventory Service

Inventory Service provides a query service into VPXD Used by vSphere Web Client Provides reduced load on VPXD from client requests Maintains a cache of vCenter inventory

Inventory Service installed as a separate component SSO/vCenter Server or a separate server Inventory Service included with vCenter Server Appliance Default Port used 10443, 7443 (configurable)

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Inventory Object Tagging

Ability to create custom tags on inventory objects Associate an arbitrary set of objects of the same type using a tag Search for objects by that tag Enables the business case where customers want to create arbitrary groups of

VMS, Clusters, Datastores for ease of management Storage PBM uses tagging to make placement decisions

Inventory objects can have multiple tags associated with it Assists Folder limitations of one folder per inventory object Ability to assign permissions based on tags to come later

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Tags Vs folders

VM

NYC VMs

Finance VMs

VM

VM

VM

VM

VM

VM

VM

VM

VM

VM

VM

Cannot do this with folders

Tag: NYC_VM

Tag: Finance_VM

Assign multiple tags to same VM

Search VM inventory using tags

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But I use Custom Attributes?

Custom Attributes continue to Exist

Will coexist with Tags in vCenter 5.1

Web Client : One time migration from Custom Attributes to tags

Custom Attributes: Legacy Tags: Future

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vCenter Installer

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Installation Then and Now

Download and Install vCenter

Download and Install VI Client on desktop

vCenter 5.0

vCenter Inventory Service


vSphere Web Client

vCenter on Windows

No desktop client to

download

vCenter Server Appliance

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Order of Installation



vSphere Web Client

1 2 3 4

Install

Upgrade


1

(install)


vSphere Web Client

2 3 4

(upgrade)

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Simple Install

Installs SSO, IS and vCenter in a single step. When should I use this option? If you plan to install

SSO, IS and vCenter in the same VM (or physical server)

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Custom Install

When should I use this?

Deploying SSO, IS and vCenter on different machines

Deploying SSO in HA or Multisite mode

If you want to point multiple vCenter instances to the same SSO instance.

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Basic Deployment Model



vSphere Web Client

Deploy one instance of each corresponding to every vCenter you have Point vCenter, Inventory Service, Web Client to the corresponding SSO instance

SSO and Inventory Service must be deployed for vCenter to run

vCenter 5.0

vCenter 5.1

vCenter Server

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Single vCenter Server Design Recommendation

VC Database SSO Database


vCenter Server

Basic SSO Server

Web Client

Inventory Svc

No change to architecture All services are local Database can be local or

separate (depending on scale)

Supports 1-1000 Hosts / 1-10,000 VMs

Availability vSphere HA vCenter Server Heartbeat

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Multiple Local vCenter Server Design Recommendations

Centralized SSO authentication Same Physical location Metropolitan / College Campus

Centralized vSphere Web Client Availability vSphere HA vCenter Heartbeat

Simple with full functionality

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vCenter Server 2

vCenter Server

Inventory Svc

Local SSO Database

Basic SSO Server

Web Client

Database Server

VCDB1,VCDB2,VCDB3

vCenter Server 2

vCenter Server

Inventory Svc

vCenter Server 2

vCenter Server

Inventory Svc

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Multiple Remote vCenter Server Design Recommendations

Multiple single vCenter Server design Each site is independent No single pane of glass view

Linked Mode Maintains single pane of glass Replicates Licenses, permissions and roles

Local Databases

vCenter Server

vCenter

Server SSO Server

(Primary)

Web Client

Inventory Svc

vCenter Server

vCenter

Server SSO Server

(MultiSIte)

Web Client

Inventory Svc

vCenter Server

vCenter

Server SSO Server

(MultiSite)

Web Client

Inventory Svc

New York

Los Angeles Miami

Availability vSphere HA vCenter Heartbeat

vCenter Server

vCenter

Server Basic SSO

Server

Web Client

Inventory Svc

New York

vCenter Server

vCenter

Server Basic SSO

Server

Web Client

Inventory Svc

Miami

vCenter Server

vCenter

Server Basic SSO

Server

Web Client

Inventory Svc

Los Angeles

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Sphere Web Client

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Enhanced - vSphere Web Client

The NEW virtual infrastructure client Primary client for vSphere administrators in vSphere 5.1 Matched functionality to legacy VI Client Additional vCenter 5.1 functionality, only available thru the vSphere Web Client

Browser based Internet Explorer / FireFox / Chrome fully supported others (Safari etc) are possible

But without VM console access The new face of vSphere Administration

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End Of Life for the vSphere Client

The release of vSphere 5.x will be the final release of the Desktop client

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Where the Virtual Infrastructure Client fell short

Single Platform Support (Windows)

Scalability Limits

White Screen of Death

Inconsistent look and feel across VMware solutions

Workflow Lock

Upgrades

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vSphere Web Client Architecture

The vSphere Web Client runs within a browser

vCenter in either single or

Linked mode operation

vCenter

Fx

Application Server that provides a scalable back end

Flex Client Back End

The Inventory Service obtains optimized data live from the core vCenter Server process

Inventory Service

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Web Client Performance

32 CPU VC 1k host 10k VMs

Client # of Sessions VC CPU Used VI Client 100 50%

Web Client 300 25%

CPU Usage

50%

CPU Usage

25%

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vSphere Web Client - Installation

Installer located on ISO image Install on vCenter Server or separate server (recommended) Login using https://:9443/vsphere-client/ Install Client Integration Plugin for console access

vSphere Web Client included with vCenter Server Appliance

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vSphere Web Client - Object Navigator

Breaks the traditional hierarchy view of an object Objects linked and displayed by relationships Conventional top level hierarchy view maintained on

HOME screen and links to object navigator

Allows an admin to view objects by solutions But maintain global perspectives

Allows an admin to jump to the crucial element faster via object relationships and object search With less clicks

Reduces client clutter and repetitive information by simplifying display of objects Displayed objects are all that is communicated

between server and browser Hierarchical Trees are maintained to aid in

inventory list adoption

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vSphere Web Client Interface Inventory Lists

Tasks / Pause / Alarms Object actions Inventory Objects

Fixed Tabs

right-click object actions

Portlets

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vSphere Web Client the solution

Single Platform Support (Windows) vSphere Web Client is Platform Agnostic

Scalability Limits Built to handle thousands of objects

White Screen of Death Performance

Inconsistent look and feel across Vmware solutions Extensibility

Workflow Lock Pause current task and continue later right where you left off Browser Behavior

Upgrades Upgrade a Single serverside component

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vSphere Web Client Plugins

Plugins are now server based Need to be recreated / updated in FLEX HTML Plugins (temporary work around for one release cycle)

VMware Plugins (90 Days post GA) vSphere Update Manager (Compliance and Scanning only) vCenter Orchestrator Virtual Infrastructure Navigator

All VMware Solutions will integrate as they get updated

Third Party Plugins EMC, NetApp, HP, Dell etc available at or post GA

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Partner Web Client Plug-Ins available with 5.1 by End of Year

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Plugin Example - Log Browser

Proven framework to provide rich troubleshooting tools vSphere Web Client plugin Available at GA Takes snapshot of specified host / vCenter logs Provides rich user interface to review log data search filter by name / event / keyword compare multiple logs highlight key words

Simplifies Troubleshooting

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Public SDK allowing integration and extensibility

vSphere Web Client SDK allows you to: Add functionality with consistent user-interface Minimize coding by using the platform and tools provided Package and deploy plugins more easily

Public Software Developer Kit (SDK) available Documentation - https://www.vmware.com/support/pubs/sdk_pubs.html

Training available

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vCenter Performance

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vCenter Platform Performance

vSphere Web Client


VC DB

vCenter Inventory Service vSphere Web

Client Performance

vCenter and its databases,

Stats Performance


Reads

Writes

30 logins /second 10K logins/hour avg

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Stats and database performance improvements

Insert stats

Roll up stats into new granularities

Purge stats when they get too old

We have improved each activity

Partitioned database tables Faster to insert into smaller partition tables than in one really large table

No collisions No collisions between data that is being inserted and data that is being rolled up

Faster Purges By partitioning we are able to drop tables and NOT search and drop stale rows.

Dramatically reduced I/O requirements Dramatically faster rollup times Predictable rollup procedure

Stats Operations

RESULT

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Positive Effects of Database Performance Improvements

Able to support higher stats levels for vCenter running at scale (10K VMs, 1K host)

Improved rollup performance

Rollups take minutes (as opposed to hours) Rollups will not back up any more

No gaps in stats

Much better overall database performance

Much better vCenter Performance (at scale)

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Better overall CPU Utilization



vSphere Web Client

CPU Utilization

vCenter ++ 5.1

vCenter 5.0

100 85

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vCenter Server Appliance (VCSA)

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Component Overview

Distribution Min Deployed Max Deployed

2.0GB ~5GB ~80GB

vCenter Server Appliance (VCSA) consists of: A pre-packaged 64 bit application running on SLES 11

Distributed via OVF with sparse disks or packaged OVA Disk Footprint

Memory Footprint (8GB default) Database Support External Database Oracle Only (no SQL)

1000 hosts / 10,000 Virtual Machines Embedded Database vPostgres

5 hosts / 50 Virtual Machines (Soft Limit) *Expected to increase with v5.1 Update 1

A web-based configuration interface

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Feature Overview

vCenter Server Appliance components preinstalled: vCenter Single Sign On server Inventory Service The vSphere Web Client

Authentication through AD and OpenLDAP Feature parity with vCenter Server on Windows

Except Linked Mode support

Requires ADAM (AD LDS) vSphere Web Client provides single pane of glass view

External DB Support Oracle is the only supported external DB

Availability No vCenter Heartbeat Support vSphere HA recommended

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vCenter Server Appliance (VCSA)

Matched functionality to installable vCenter Server Shared API Same maximums with external database

Up and running in minutes Built In enterprise database vPostgres

Most VMware / Third Party solutions support VCSA Exception VIEW with vCenter 5.1 (both) (resolution pending) Any solutions requiring an agent or plugin to be installed locally

Run multiple instances configured with individual components vCenter Single Sign On, vSphere Web Client etc

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vCenter Server Heartbeat v6.5

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vCenter Server Heartbeat v6.5

vSphere Web Client plug-in Improved Documentation! Improved Installation Many manual steps now automated (incl Server re-name) Scriptable unattended installation

Network Isolation Detection Intelligence preventing split brain

Support for Single NIC / Subnet configurations vComposer 3.0 All vCenter components (vCenter SSO, Inventory service, vSphere Web Client etc)

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vCenter Multi Hypervisor Manager (MHM)

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A choice of hypervisor for your business needs

Requirements Benefits

vSphere admins can manage their heterogeneous hypervisor environments from within a centralized vCenter user interface

Executives can avoid the Single Vendor Lock In

Prevent customers from being locked into a single hypervisor vendor

Provide a choice of hypervisor for the specific application needs

Simplify the management of datacenters with heterogeneous hypervisors.

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vCenter Multi Hypervisor Manager (MHM)

VMware already offers HYPER-V support as a free Fling* download http://labs.vmware.com/flings/xvp *Flings are provided by VMware without support

vCenter Multi Hypervisor Manager 1.0 is not a Fling! It is an officially supported vCenter 5.1 feature!

vCenter Multi Hypervisor Manager 1.0 will be available in Q3 2012 Together with vCenter Server Standard Edition (at no additional costs)

vCenter Multi Hypervisor Manager 1.0 will be a separate installable package and delivered as a C# VI Client plugin

Supports Microsoft Hyper-V Server 2008, Hyper-V Server 2008 R2 hosts Hyper-V Server 2012 support will be added when available Available for download from the vCenter Server download page.

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vCenter Multi Hypervisor Manager 1.0 Features

Add\Remove\Connect\Disconnect\List HYPER-V Hosts

View HYPER-V Host Configuration (Processors, Memory, Network)

Power Operations (for Host, for VM)

List VMs (per vCenter, per Host)

Connect\Disconnect CD\DVD Drives

Edit VM Settings (memory, CPU, Floppy, DVD, HDD, Network)

Provision VMs on HYPER-V hosts

vCenter Integrated Authorization

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MHM Console within vCenter

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MHM Console within vCenter

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