1. May 19-20 l Washington, DC l Omni Shoreham Configuring Parallels Infrastructure Manager for Hosting and SaaS Oleg Shaikhatarov Program Manager, Parallels

2. Parallels Summit 2008 2 Parallels Infrastructure Manager New name for the product Parallels Virtual Automation (part of Parallels Automation product line)

3. Parallels Summit 2008 3 What is Parallels Virtual Automation?

4. Parallels Summit 2008 4 Shared Hosting Why would HSP need Virtualization? Virtualization Application Hosting True VPS Managed VPS Dynamic Dedicated Split Dedicated Virtualized Infrastructure ! Availability (long time-to-recover) ! ! Resource Management (utilization) ! ! No customers isolation (failure impact) ! Split- Shared Software-as- a-service

5. Parallels Summit 2008 5 Virtualization management challenges Virtualization Benefits –Availability ▪Online Migration ▪Online Backup/Restore –Resource Management ▪On-the-fly allocation ▪Resource pools delegation ▪Optimize workloads –Full Isolation & Security ▪End-user Freedom –Dynamic Provisioning Management Challenges –10s times more OS instances to manage –Configuration –Monitoring –Compliance with SLA –Allocate/adjust resources –Mass management –Integration with existing management system How to realize benefits of Virtualization and address management challenges?

6. Parallels Summit 2008 6  Template-based mass provisioning  Mass-operations and mass-configuration  Centralized backup and recovery  Centralized view on availability and SLA compliance  Centralized monitoring and resource usage collection  Multi-level delegation and self-service panels  Accessible from anywhere  Integration and Customization Virtualization management system req. Parallels Virtual Automation (PVA)

7. Parallels Summit 2008 7 Position within Parallels Solutions Parallels Summit 2008 7 Ecosystem Consumer & Business (On Premise) Service Provider (Hosted & SaaS) Usage Model Solutions System Support IA64 Baremetal/ Hosted X86/x64 VMware Xen Windows Hyper-V LinuxMac OS APS Standard APS Catalog & Marketplace Virtual Templates & Appliances Automation Dev Platform DesktopWorkstation ServerContainers Operations Automation Virtualization Plesk Control Panel Plesk Sitebuilder Parallels Open Platform Plesk Billing Plesk Expand License Automation Business Automation Automation Virtual Automation

8. Parallels Summit 2008 8 Centralized Management of Virtual Infrastructure –Heterogeneous infrastructure of Virtuozzo servers Complete Virtualization Lifecycle –Convert, provision, migrate, backup, recover, monitor, self-manage Large Scale Management –100s of admins, 1000s of servers, 10s of 1000s of Containers Anywhere Access via Web Browser –Cross-browser, DHTML, AJAX, GUI-like experience Easy to Use and Integrate –Easy to use web User Interface –Standard APIs with references and tutorials What is PVA?

9. Parallels Summit 2008 9 Parallels Virtual Automation 4.0

10. Parallels Summit 2008 10 Comparison with Virtuozzo 3.x Management Server Virtuozzo Hosts (Windows/Linux) VZMC (GUI) Power Panel (Web) Server Admin Panel (Web) Virtuozzo 3.x Virtuozzo Hosts (Windows/Linux) PMC (GUI) Power Panel (Web) Parallels Virtuozzo Containers 4.0 Centralized Admin Panel (Web) Multi-server API (XML/SOAP)

11. Parallels Summit 2008 11 Streamline Provisioning –Create one or many Containers at once –Pre-configured Container Samples Centralized Mass-Management –Resource pools, OS/Applications, Updates, Network configuration Centralized Monitoring –Actual view on Containers availability, events and alerts Delegated Access –Flexible Role-based Security Model Single Point for Integration –Multi-server management API (XML/SOAP) –Becomes de-facto standard for virtual infrastructure management within Parallels products (replacement for host-based integration) Key Capabilities of PVA 4.0

12. Parallels Summit 2008 12 Control Panel Layout Overview –Physical vs. Logical View –Consolidated lists of Nodes, Containers and Backups Delegated Access –Flexible Role-based Security Model –Delegation of resource pool Mass-Management –Template-based mass provisioning –Mass operations –Mass applications installation –Mass configuration changes Dynamic UI –Reflection of Container statuses PIM 4.0 Online Demo

13. Parallels Summit 2008 13 Roadmap Overview Parallels Roadmaps not available online –Parallels Partners may contact their sales representative regarding roadmap availability

14. Parallels Summit 2008 14 Parallels Virtual Automation 4.5

15. Parallels Summit 2008 15 Parallels Server support –Cross-platform, cross-architecture (Win/Lin/Mac, i386/x64/ia64) –Complete management of full VM life cycle Unified Management –Common Container/VM operations –Common samples management –Common provisioning process –Common monitoring and resource usage accounting Other features –Disk Images library –Audit within operations log –User sessions management Performance and Scalability improvements Parallels Virtual Automation 4.5

16. Parallels Summit 2008 16 PVA 4.5 Architecture Parallels Virtual Automation for management of Virtualized Infrastructure Management Server Multi-server API Admin PortalSelf Service Portal Database Agent VMware Agent API Agent Virtuozzo Agent API Agent Parallels Agent API Combined Virtualization (best of both worlds) Agent VZ+PRL Agent API Parallels Virtual Automation

17. Parallels Summit 2008 17 There will be screenshots (one per slide): Combined list of VZ/PRL Hosts Combined list of Containers and VMs Combined list of Container/VM templates Creation of new Virtual Machine(s) VM Console Access Parallels Virtual Automation 4.5

18. Parallels Summit 2008 18 Parallels Automation

19. Parallels Summit 2008 19 Parallels Product Lines Parallels Automation Complete automation & management of IT systems and processes Server Virtualization Parallels Server Parallels Virtuozzo Containers Server Management Parallels Plesk Control Panel Parallels Plesk SiteBuilder Desktop Virtualization Parallels Desktop Parallels Workstation Parallels Automation Development Platform Business Automation Operations Automation Virtual Automation

20. Parallels Summit 2008 20 Parallels Automation Products Overview Operations Manager Parallels Operations Automation End to End Provisioning Centralized Monitoring Centralized Resource Management Extensible Self Service Portal Virtual Manager Parallels Virtual Automation Multiple Virtualization Technologies OS Containers and VMs Provisioning and Management Self Service Capabilities Parallels Business Automation Automated Service Ordering Workflow Management Usage Accounting Chargeback Billing

21. Parallels Summit 2008 21 Parallels Automation Products - Future License Manager Licenses pool Integrated with licensing servers Events and Alerts Usage Reports Integrated w/ provisioning & billing Applications Manager Built on APS standard Deployment into various env’s Applications config, monitoring, etc Single-/multi-server services Self-service portal Network Manager Network discovery IP pools and IP allocations Name Servers (DNS) Management Virtual Networks Management Network Topology Maps Storage Manager Unified Storage Administration Capacity Planning and Monitoring NAS, SAN, NFS, SMB/CIFS, FTP Mirroring and Clustering API for internal/external use

22. Parallels Summit 2008 22 Summary Realize the potential of Virtualization –If you use Virtualization, you need Virtual Automation –PVA allows you to efficiently manage your virtual infrastructure Most of you already use pieces of PVA –If you use Virtuozzo, you use some components of PVA –If you use Parallels Automation, you will use PVA Future of multi-virtualization management –Virtuozzo and VM-based technologies compliment each other –Choose the right technology for the job –Parallels Virtual Automation will manage them all –TRANSPARENTLY!

23. Parallels Summit 2008 23 Parallels Summit 2008 23 Questions & Answers

24. Parallels Summit 2008 24 Questions & Answers Now a Few Minutes For Your Questions … Meet me at the at The Summit: Oleg Shaikhatarov, Program Manager for Parallels Virtual Automation olsh@parallels.com Thank You Parallels Summit 2008 24