1. Optimize the Business with Microsoft Datacenter Services 2.0
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Optimize the Business with Microsoft Datacenter Services 2.0
Wilfried Schadenboeck
WW Center of Excellence for Private Cloud and Datacenter
Microsoft Corporation
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2. Agenda ‘Private Cloud’ Defined Datacenter Services
DCS User Experiences
Hydration and Migration
Making it Real

3. ‘Private Cloud’ Defined

4. The NIST Cloud Definition Framework
Hybrid Clouds
Deployment
Models
Private
Cloud
Community
Cloud
Public
Cloud
Software as a Service (SaaS)
Platform as a Service (PaaS)
Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS)
Service
Models
Resource Pooling
Broad Network Access
Rapid Elasticity
Measured Service
On Demand Self-Service
Essential
Characteristics
Low Cost Software
Virtualization
Service Orientation
Advanced Security
Homogeneity
Massive Scale
Resilient Computing
Geographic Distribution
Common
Characteristics

5. Typical Traditional Pattern
IT receives request
Request Initiated
Provisioning
‘the business’
‘IT’
“Silos” of resources
Oversubscription
Increased IT costs
Deployment and registration of management tools
Overprovisioning
Ongoing maintenance

6. Cloud Pattern ‘the business’ ‘IT’ Automated provisioning
Pooled resources
Self-service
‘the business’
‘IT’
Automated management deployment
Reduced costs
Optimized resource consumption
Quota-based allocation
Automated maintenance

7. From Virtualization to Private Cloud
Shared Self-Service and Admin UIs
Tenant Self-Service and Admin Interfaces
SaaS Workloads
SaaS and PaaS Workload Leverage IaaS Services
PaaS Workloads
Orchestration Layer
Additional layers required for IaaS
“Fabric Management”
Management Layer
Automation Layer
Virtualization Layer
Hardware Layer
Virtualization provides the foundation
Storage
Network
Compute
Facility

8. Datacenter Services

9. Why a Service Offering? Reduced Risk
Predefined guidance helps make your engagement more predictable (in terms of length, costs, results)
Ongoing Success
Offerings include documentation, best practices, guidance, and deployment processes
Proven Results
Developed by the best consultants in Microsoft for each technology area, and validated through pilots and prior engagements

10. Microsoft Services
We are the enterprise strategy, consulting, and support division of Microsoft
We help customers maximize return on their investment in Microsoft products and technologies
Enable our partners with shared practice accelerators and training

11. Datacenter Services Packaged Services Deployment Framework
Packaged solution for deploying highly-automated datacenter and cloud services
Deployment Framework
Frameworks for assessing, planning, and deploying datacenter capabilities
Service Delivery Best Practices
Best practices for operating datacenters from Microsoft Cloud Services
Extensible Platform
Solution platform provides capability for extensions and value-added services

12. Additional layers required for Virtualization provides the foundation
Datacenter Services
Administrative/Tenant Interfaces
Additional layers required for
“Fabric Management”
Orchestration Layer
Management Layer
Automation Layer
Virtualization Layer
Virtualization provides the foundation
Hardware Layer
Storage
Network
Compute
Facility

13. Putting It All Together
Admin / Tenant Interface & CMDB
CMDB controls fabric state; UI used to initiate workflows
DCS Portal
Orchestration Layer
Groups processes and operations in to end to end workflows
Management Layer
Groups automated tasks into processes and operations
Automation Layer
Provides granular and centralized automation of configuration tasks
PowerShell
WS-Management
WMI
Virtualization Layer
Virtualizes Servers, Storage, and Networks into Resource Pools
Hardware Layer
Enables hardware management and provisioning.
Hyper-V Cloud FastTrack Validated Hardware Solutions

14. Datacenter Services Packaged Solutions

15. Solution Architecture
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16. DCS Capabilities
DCS enhances product capabilities with automation, integration, and ‘hydration’
Enhanced scenarios include:
Automated Server Deployment
Automated System Center Deployment
Automated Virtualization Configuration
Automated Patching
Chargeback Reporting
Scale-up and Scale-down
Modular Deployment

17. DCS Supportability
DCS builds on public, supported extensibility points in Windows Server and System Center
DCS created a repeatable, consistent, and more supportable configuration
Not a ‘one-off’ custom deployment with unclear support boundaries or lifecycle
Microsoft Services offers support for the entire solution, from the hypervisor up, including the automation and integration components

18. DCS User Experiences

19. What does a Resource Pool look like?
Network
Network 1
Network n
VLAN 1
VLAN n
VLAN 1
VLAN n
Compute
Compute Scale Unit 1
Compute Scale Unit n
Storage
SAN 1
SAN n
CSV LUN 1
CSV LUN n
CSV LUN 1
CSV LUN n
Resource Pool

20. What does the Fabric Look Like?
Network
Scale Unit
Network Scale Unit
Network
Scale Unit
Network Scale Unit
Compute
Scale Unit
Compute Scale Unit
Compute Scale Unit
Compute Scale Unit
Storage Scale Unit
Storage Scale Unit
Storage Scale Unit
Storage Scale Unit
Resource Pool 1
Resource Pool n
Resource Pool 1
Resource Pool n
Data Center 1
Data Center n
Fabric

21. Cloud Management Portal

22. Cloud Management Portal Home

23. Tenant Overview

24. Manage User Role

25. Manage User Role

26. Infrastructure Management Portal

27. Infrastructure Management Home

28. User Role Overview

29. Virtual Machine Overview

30. Virtual Machine Overview

31. Virtual Machine Overview

32. Virtual Machine Overview

33. Virtual Machine Overview

34. Virtual Machine Overview

35. Virtual Machine Provisioning

36. Virtual Machine Provisioning

37. Behind the scenes

38. Integrated Service Management

39. Integrated Service Management

40. Integrated Service Management

41. ORCHESTRATION AND AUTOMATION Example Workflow Modeling

42. Reporting and Charge back

43. Hydration and Migration

44. Infrastructure Provisioning
Datacenter Services From Microsoft Packaged Solutions – Enhanced Service Templates
Virtual Machine Manager
App Controller
Infrastructure Provisioning
VM infrastructure, networking and storage, SQL databases and configuration using VMM service templates
Service Provisioning
Sequencing and configuration of workload bits (e.g. SharePoint), credentials, connections, configurations using Services Hydration and MDT

45. Why Hydration?
How many hours of your life have you already spent looking at stuff like this:

46. Hydration
A typical enterprise SharePoint install may take 4 hours or more, including all the pre-requisites and updates
Hydration provisions workloads in a fraction of the time with minimal or zero effort required
No black magic… using the existing automation and extensibility points in the software so it’s repeatable and supportable
Great example of the value of Microsoft Services’ experience packaged up in DCS

47. Hydration - DCS TechReady 14 4/27/2017 6:41 AM
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48. Hydration - Workload

49. Getting You There We rarely see VM ‘green fields’
Core part of DCS value is making migration easy and efficient
DCS builds on the Virtual Machine Migration Toolkit to automate migrations at high scale and low cost
Leverages Veeam tools for VMware integration
Discovery, backup, V2V
Highly automated process, queue and migration en masse
Can leverage our Global Delivery teams to further drive down costs for remaining manual tasks

50. Veeam Backup and Fix Utilities
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VMMT
System Center
Veeam
VMware
vCenter
Discover, Assess
and Plan
Prepare, Fix and
Safety Net
Copy and
Convert
Veeam Reporter
Or MAP 6.6
Orchestrator:
Orchestration
Veeam Backup and Fix Utilities
VMM:
Migration Engine
VMM V2V
VMware
ESX
Hyper-V
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51. VMMT In Action

52. Making it Real

53. Royal Mail
“The Hyper-V project will pay back the original investment in 19 months, and over four years will realize savings of £1.8 million compared to the previous operation”
Adrian Steel, Head of Infrastructure Management Royal Mail Group
REDUCED COSTS
FLEXIBILITY
AGILITY
EASY TO IMPLEMENT
MANAGED CHANGE

54. Royal Mail
165,000 employees
Every working day RMG processes and delivers more than 70 million items to 28 million addresses
Its parcels business—General Logistics Systems and Parcelforce Worldwide—handle 404 million parcels a year
Much of IT operation outsourced to CSC
Initial wave of ~700 servers converging on to C7000 HP blade enclosures and EVA 4400 storage arrays

55. DCS Value Reduced Risk Ongoing Success Proven Results
Fast Track hardware
Proven, supportable IAAS architecture
Clear, well refined deployment models and methodologies
Ongoing Success
Efficient workload provisioning with hydration
Empowering partner (CSC) to build and run the solution
Proven Results
Experienced team of Services experts shoulder to shoulder with Royal Mail colleagues, driving solution architecture, delivery, and support

56. Results
Royal Mail’s private cloud is also the foundation of their hybrid cloud, running SharePoint workloads federated with their Office 365 deployment
Microsoft Services helped CSC develop expertise on our stack, both to serve Royal Mail and to enable future CSC opportunities
“Working as a team with CSC, Microsoft Services passed on its in-depth experience at every stage. The result is a world class deployment.”

57. Summary ‘Private Cloud’ Defined Datacenter Services
DCS 2.0 User Experiences
Hydration and Migration
Making it Real

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The information herein is for informational purposes only and represents the current view of Microsoft Corporation as of the date of this presentation. Because Microsoft must respond to changing market conditions, it should not be interpreted to be a commitment on the part of Microsoft, and Microsoft cannot guarantee the accuracy of any information provided after the date of this presentation. MICROSOFT MAKES NO WARRANTIES, EXPRESS, IMPLIED OR STATUTORY, AS TO THE INFORMATION IN THIS PRESENTATION.