2. WW HMI SCADA-06 Business Continuity Best Practices
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3. Topics Business Case Virtualization Roadmap System Platform
Business drivers
Motivators
Barriers
Business Case Virtualization
Roadmap overview
Technologies supported
Roadmap System Platform

4. Business case virtualization
Business drivers
Motivators
Barriers

5. Is Virtualization is closer then you think…?
Android Phone
#1 market share 50 million phones
What is the programming language for Apps on a Android? …
Java, does Java run Native on Android?...
Answer….No
Android runs a VM called Dalvik that executes all the Java based android apps,
One big advantage a crash in the app will very un-likely bring the phone down..
Install is a deploy rather then a complicated install process…

6. Why would I want to use virtualization?
Do you have a redundant GR, Historian, Terminal Server?
Is there a roll back option in your software?
Can you reduce the amount of boxes needed to build a system?
If I develop for sites with multiple versions can I have them side by side installed?
Do you have disaster recovery build into your products?
Would you ever consider moving to the cloud?
Can I have a one click backup operation with my system?
Can you replicate my environment within minutes if I need support?

7. Generic Business Drivers for Virtualization
Abstraction from Hardware
Server consolidation
Reduce cost
Virtualization 2.0
High Availability
Disaster recovery
Load Balancing

8. Virtualization Motivators for IT
Cost reduction 1.
Consolidation of Machines
Energy Reduction
Life cycle extension
Management 2.
Upgrades of HW
Central Management
Fast Deployment
Corporate standard libraries
Support 3.
Virtual Desktops
Backup Procedure more effective

9. Virtualization Motivators for Operations
Business Continuity 1.
High Availability
Disaster Recovery
Fault Tolerance
Clear backup policies
Operational Cost 2.
Footprint reduction
Higher return on capital investment
MTTR reduction
Support 3.
Thin Clients plant floor, no moving parts
IT maintained

10. Virtualization Motivators for Development
Development Cost 1.
Fast Deployment, creating VM’s minutes compared to hours on Physical
Templates allow for standards across projects
Infra structure needed for DEV becomes Capex and part of operations
Better cash flow for Project
Development Speed 2.
Snapshots enable easy backups
Reverse between versions of SW using snapshots
Store projects in libraries, retrieval and setup in minutes.
Development Collaboration 3.
Location independent
FAT cycle reduction (remote participation during development)
Project lifecycle
Non Virtual
Concept
Functional spec
Architecture Layout
Detailed Design
FAT
Installation
Commissioning
Virtual
Functional Spec
Buy hardware
Scope Changes
Buy hardware
Development time can be months or years risk that equipment is out dated upon commissioning

11. Common Barriers to Virtualization
Mitigations:
Virtualization can work without a SAN
Time, adoption takes time.
Performance, don’t over commit
Recourses.
Source: VMware

12. Roadmap System Platform
Roadmap overview
Technologies supported
Where is information

13. Roadmap Virtualization System Platform
System platform 4.0 SP3 P1
Vsphere 4.0
System Platform 2012
HA DR Hyper V
HA, DR, FT VMWARE
Vsphere 5
Hyper V 3.0
April 2011
Oct 2011
Jan 2012
Sept 2012

14. Technologies Supported by System Platform 2012
Virtualization
Disaster Recovery
High Availability
Resource management
Fault Tolerance
Desktop
Visualization
Smartcard support in RDP sessions
Multi Monitor Support in RDP
Access and Networking
VLANS
Remote Apps
Remote Desktop
RDP load balancing
Hyper-V can come with 2008 Server,Standard Enterprise and or Datacenter. Failover clustering is only available on Enterprise or Datacenter edition.

15. Invensys Qualification Levels Virtualization
Level 1 Virtualization
A. VMWARE
B. Hyper-V
Level 2 HA and DR
Level 3 Fault Tolerance
Level 4
Virtual Appliance
Invensys Qualification levels
System Platform 2012 is qualified for:
1 AB, 2 AB and 3 A

16. Hyper V 3.0 Windows 8, Server 2012
Un-limited simultaneous live migrations
Live Migration without shared storage
Priorities for migrations high, medium, low
Migration support outside of clusters
Storage Migration
Replication Features build in
VM can 32 processors 1TB of RAM
Supports hosts with 160 processors and 2TB of RAM
Support for up to 4000 vm’s
Up to 64 nodes in a cluster
Bitlocker drive encryption
Incremental backup support
New VHD for up to 64TB per disk
Numa Spanning
Virtual Fiber Channels
Using SMB to store data on file servers
NIC Teaming, protecting against network card failure and load balancing

17. VMWARE Support by System Platform 2012
VMWARE ESXi 5, VSphere 5.0, HA, DR, FT and VMOTION
Elite Partnership level with VMWARE and System Platform 2012
Products where certified and received the VMWARE ready logo.

18. Other Activities Investigations into Virtual Appliances
Tighter integration with VMWARE VSphere, (Application Monitoring)
Application Virtualization
Focus on other product qualifications within Invensys Operations Mgmt.
Use of cloud technologies
VMWARE X.X

19. Where is the information?
For System Platform 2012
Technote 820 System Platform 2012 support for VMWARE Esxi5.0.
VMWARE solution exchange
Virtualization guide System Platform for VMWARE,
and Hyper-V implementation.
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Technote 736 Working with snapshots in Hyper-V
Technote 750 Installing Hyper-V integration service
Technote 737 Trouble shooting image importing in Hyper-V
Technote 735 Creating a Virtual image suing Hyper-V
Technote 819 System Platform 2012 Support for Hyper-V

20. Thank you!!!