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- 1. VIRTUALIZATION BUILT IN...SOLARIS AND xVM: FOUNDATION FOR THE DYNAMIC DATACENTER Nicola Rauti Systems Engineer Global Systems Engineering Sun Microsystems Italia
- 2. State of InfrastructureToday 41m physical servers by 2010 – 700% increase in 15 years
- 3. Ave UT <10% = $140 bn in excess server capacity – a 3 year supply Server Sprawl Power and Cooling DC space costs 10’s of millions to build
- 4. Limits on facilities upgrades in existing sites $8 in maintenance for every $1 spent on new infrastructure
- 5. 20-30:1 Server-to- admin ratio Space Crunch Operating Cost Source: IDC 50 ¢ for every $1 spent on servers
- 6. $29 bn in power and cooling industry wide
- 7. Economics and EcologyBusiness Continuity and Resilience Business Agility Global IT Challenges Under-utilized systems limit business growth
- 8. Energy costs drainthe bottom line
- 9. Sprawling IT infrastructureis hard to manage Disaster recovery planning is non-negotiable
- 10. Downtime is notan option
- 11. Remote management Abilityto deploy new services is critical to remain competitive
- 12. IT resources must be easier to allocate
- 13. The Power ofVirtualization Server Consolidation Reduced Space and Power Mobility Increased Hardware Utilization
- 14. Virtualization Challenges Increasedmanagement complexity Still need to manage hardware and OS Virtualization density requires performance and management skills
- 15. Management solutions arecustom-constructed by the customer using multiple tools
- 16. Performance overhead canlimit possible cost savings
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- 18. Proprietary solutions Gettyimages: 200315535-001.jpg
- 19. Deployment of Open Source Software Sun Virtualization History Time “ I think their strategy is right on the money” — Chris Wolf, Burton Group NFS Dynamic System Domains Sun Ray Solaris Containers Logical Domains Open Storage Xen Open Networking VirtualBox VDI
- 20. Datacenter Management –Sun xVM Ops Center Desktop to Datacenter Virtualization Unifying Virtualization and Management Across the Infrastructure Open Storage STORAGE VIRTUALIZATION DESKTOP VIRTUALIZATION SERVER VIRTUALIZATION NETWORK VIRTUALIZATION Open Networking Solaris Containers Sun xVM Server Logical Domains Dynamic Domains Sun Virtual Desktop Infrastructure Sun VirtualBox
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- 22. What is Important?Understand the Application – One Size Does Not Fit All Management of These Environments is Key IDENTITY MANAGEMENT FUSION
- 23. OS Virtualization Hypervisors/Domains Solaris Containers Solaris 8/9 Containers Solaris Containers Solaris 8/9 Containers Logical Domains Dynamic Domains xVM Ops Center Understanding Your Application Solaris Containers xVM Server VirtualBox VMware ESX Hyper-V T-Series M-Series X-Series Application FUSION IDENTITY MANAGEMENT
- 24. xVM Ops CenterServer Virtualization from Sun Today Hard Partitions SPARC Hypervisors x86 Hypervisors Solaris Containers Identity Server Multiple OSes Single OS All Sun Systems Solaris Containers (Zones + SRM) Solaris Trusted Extensions Solaris 8 and 9 Containers Solaris Containers for Linux Applications X – Series xVM Server VirtualBox VMware ESX Microsoft Hyper-V T – Series Logical Domains M – Series Dynamic Domains Mail Server File Server
- 25. Solaris Containers 4CPU Pool 4 CPU Pool (FSS) Mail Zone Solaris 10 Kernel DNS Zone Web2 Zone Web1 Zone Global Zone OS Server DNS Server Apps Solaris Zones + Solaris Resource Manager = Solaris Containers 60 5 25 10
- 26. Solaris Containers SolarisContainers – proven technology More than 20% of Solaris 10 production systems are running multiple Containers
- 27. Recognized license boundaryfor major ISVs
- 28. New features addedregularly
- 29. Simplified system upgradesvia Solaris 8 and 9 Containers
- 30. Solaris Trusted Extensionsgive enterprise grade security
- 31. Mobility of Containersgive agility and rolling upgrades
- 32. Solaris Containers havefull Solaris Cluster support
- 33. Logical Domains OSServer Control/ Service Domain Service Domain Apps
- 34. Logical Domains 1.1 Support multiple versions of Solaris, OpenSolaris, Linux and FreeBSD on the same system
- 35. Domain Mobility –Allows users to migrate workload between LDoms without shutting down the application Users can also move workload between different machine types if the Logical Domain is shut down Virtual I/O enhancements Dedicated hardware mapped to a Logical Domain
- 36. Built in DynamicReconfiguration
- 37. Virtual network andswitch support Comes at no additional cost
- 38. Enterprise-Class Hypervisor SunxVM Server / Hypervisor Mail Server Mail Server File Server PV Drivers FMA VMDK ZFS IPS Sun xVM Server / Hypervisor
- 39. Server Virtualization WithoutBarriers Built-in management
- 40. Easy to useinterface
- 41. Low barrier toentry
- 42. Programming interfaces VMwarecompatible
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- 44. Open source SunxVM Server / Hypervisor
- 45. All Sun’s Server Virtualization Technologies managed from a single point Solaris Containers Logical Domains xVM Server
- 46. xVM Ops Center with Sun Universal Knowledgebase Discovery Update Provisioning Management Bare metal and OS discovery
- 47. Inventory and systemsgrouping
- 48. Role based accesscontrol Linux and Solaris Operating Systems
- 49. Firmware, with dependenciesPatch Linux and Solaris
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- 53. App, file andscript management Compliance reporting
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- 56. Save Time withSun xVM Ops Center
- 57. Different Usage ScenariosEco consolidation – Retire legacy systems
- 58. Consolidate many smallapplications on different OSes
- 59. Adapt application resources/locationto business changes
- 60. Protect Web facingapplications
- 61. Consolidate vertically scalingapplications – databases
- 62. Virtualization allows themove to newer more efficient systems SPARC: Solaris 8 and 9 Containers Lower the power/cooling/space/support cost on running these applications Eco Consolidation with Solaris Solaris 10 Solaris 9 Container Solaris 8 Container xVM Ops Center Solaris 8 Solaris 9
- 63. Eco Consolidation withSolaris Total After Before Solaris 8 on 6 V880s 6 Solaris 8 Containers on T5240 with Solaris 10 Total Savings 2 CPUs (128 threads)
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- 67. OS support cost: $3,780 for Solaris 10 with Solaris 8 Containers 99% space savings 92% less power 92% less BTUs 88% lower annual support cost 48 CPUs
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- 71. OS support cost:$32,400 for Solaris 8
- 72. Consolidate Many SmallApplications on Different OSes A hypervisor allows the consolidation of many small apps SPARC: Logical domains, dynamic domains
- 73. X86: VirtualBox, xVMserver, VMware, Hyper-V Each VM can have their own patch level xVM Ops Center
- 74. Adjust to BusinessChanges AM/Day/Week PM/Night/Weekend Re-Size the Resources to Fit the Changes on Demand
- 75. Adjust to BusinessChanges AM/Day/Week PM/Night/Weekend Migrate the Applications onto Fewer System: Turn Unneeded Systems Off to Save Power
- 76. Secure Internet FacingApplications Many companies want a Web presence
- 77. Web-facing applications oftenneed to be dynamic
- 78. These applications areoften new and untested Hackers can de-face website or steal data
- 79. Hackers can gainaccess to the corporate network Use Solaris Containers/Trusted Extensions to “lock down” the application environment Problem Risk Solution
- 80. Secure Internet FacingApplications A locked down environment can protect x86 and SPARC: Solaris Containers Control the content from outside Container
- 81. Totally isolate theinternet network from LAN Firewall Solaris 10 Read/Write Read Only Public Internet Private LAN /shared Webzone 129.152.1.200 Datazone 10.0.0.200 An Example Configuration to Prevent Web Page Hijacking
- 82. Consolidate Vertical ScalingApps Insurance agency with many field offices Databases need many threads (CPUs) to perform
- 83. Field offices onlyget ~20 inquiries per day Systems and database licenses are very under utilized Consolidate the databases in Containers on an M-Series system
- 84. Compress the costsof 40 databases into that of ~2! Example Problem Result Solution
- 85. Consolidate Vertical ScalingApps Using the new M-series allow to vertically scaling Powerful CPU, lots of memory
- 86. Use Solaris containersto “cap” the CPU to the right level Solaris Containers considered a license boundary for both Oracle & IBM Cost Cost Cost 40 x 8 Way Systems One 16 Way System Total Saving 40 x $old-systems SWaP
- 87. 40 x 8x $database 38 x power/cooling/space
- 88. 38 x 8x $database 1 x $new system SWaP
- 89. 1 x 12x $database
- 90. Server Virtualization StrengthsSolaris Containers Logical Domains xVM Server
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- 92. Hyper-V High performancenetwork and I/O – bare metal performance
- 93. Consolidated old Solarisversions
- 94. Limit the securitybreach of your web application
- 95. Consolidate very dynamicapplications Migrate VMs to fit business changes
- 96. Most of thehypervisor built into the chip – very little overhead
- 97. Redundant I/O pathsRun any x86 OS on shared infrastructure
- 98. Migrate VMs tofit business changes
- 99. Move old OSesonto newer share/more efficient hardware High isolation – dedicated hardware
- 100. High performance networkand I/O – bare metal performance
- 101. No software singlepoint of failure
- 102. Run multiple OSeson the same system Dynamic Domains
- 103. Only VDI withChoice: Windows, Open Solaris and Linux Delivered Securely Sun VDI Software Sun Fire x64/x86 Servers ... xVM or VMware Sun Ray Software Internet Sun Secure Global Desktop Software Sun Virtual Desktop Connector
- 104. Open Desktop VirtualizationPlatform Host Platforms Guest Platforms x86 Hardware
- 105. Key Features Broadplatform support Hosts: Windows, Solaris, Linux, OS X
- 106. Guests: Support forpractically any x86-based OS Powerful virtual hardware and device support
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- 110. VirtualBox for SolutionBuilders World’s M ost P opular Virtualization Platform
- 111. Powerful Virtual HardwareVirtual SATA or IDE: u p to 32 disks
- 112. Virtual NICs: g igabit ethernet E1000
- 113. Virtual USB Controller: USB 1.1 and 2.0 USB device filter Full ACPI Support: g uests reflect power status of host
- 114. Virtual CD/DVD: p assthru for CD/DVD writing
- 115. Processor: 32-bitand 64-bit guests; PAE support
- 116. Graphics Acceleration: OpenGL for Windows Guests
- 117. DEVELOP xVM VirtualBoxTEST/STAGE xVM Server and xVM Ops Center DEPLOY xVM Server and xVM Ops Center Create virtualized applications Develop on your own preferred platform Test on many OSes on the single system Make efficient use of testing resources Test in different situations Reliably and securely run your applications Dynamically adapt your application to changing conditions Usage Scenario
- 118. Nicola Rauti [email_address]Thank You.
