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5 things you must know MDC212 Charles Clarke Veeam Ana Gabriela Hernandez Microsoft Session Objectives Understand useful metrics Get the best from System Center path of least resistance ID: 357206

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Slide1

Monitor VMware in System Centre

5 things you must know

MDC212

Charles Clarke (Veeam)

Ana Gabriela Hernandez (Microsoft) Slide2

Session Objectives

Understand useful metricsGet the best from System

Center (path of least resistance)Slide3

Agenda

Options for VMware monitoringWhy use System Centre?

Discovery

Key

metrics

Trending and Analysis

Capacity Planning

Automation

5Slide4

SC 2012 Operations Manager investments

Topology simplification

Network monitoring

Linux/Unix authoring

OM manageability

Scale Improvement (50%)

Extensible dashboards

.NET Application Performance Monitoring

JEE Monitoring

DevOps

Experience

Fabric and WorkloadsSlide5

SP1 Investments

Virtual fabric monitoring

Storage monitoring

New Linux distributions

360 dashboards

DevOps scenarios

Global Service Monitor

Enhanced APM: WCF, MVC, .NET Windows services, IIS8

DevOps

Experience

Fabric and WorkloadsSlide6

R2 Investments

360 Fabric Monitoring

Better integration with VMM

Improved Azure Monitoring

Improved Management Packs

Advisor Attach including support for Fabric components

Improving dashboard performance

New Widgets*

Java APM

Enhanced

Intellitrace

integration

Enhanced TFS integration

DevOpsExperience

Fabric and Workloads

*delivery/scope TBDSlide7

Now to vSphere in System Center…Slide8

VMware vSphere monitoring options

vCenterAgent in the VMSNMPSyslog

VMware Web Service SDK (API)Slide9

Why System Center 2012 for

VMware

(01) Private cloud and Service Deployment

(02) VMware is widely deployed Hypervisor

(03) End to End Monitoring for VMware and Microsoft workloads

(04) Heterogeneous Hypervisor Management and Automation

(05) System Center 2012 is

THE management product for Microsoft

based workloadsSlide10

System Center Operations Manager

What needs monitored -

Database layer -

Application Layer -

Presentation Layer -

- Monitoring Console

Notifications

Reporting

Management Server

OpsMgr Agents

OpsMgr Database

Data Warehouse

Management PacksSlide11
Slide12

5

key concepts for monitoring virtualization

You need a mapTrack relationships & dependencies

Visualize as you virtualize

Dashboards & Reports. Context is key

Everybody has to share

Understand resource sharing and over-commitment

Look to the future

Use forecasting, trending, modelling

Knowledge is power

KB guidance is essential for lower time-to-resolutionSlide13

Key events: Availability and configuration

Availability and Status

VMsHosts

Storage

Network

HardwareSlide14

Demo

VMware maps in System CenterSlide15

5

Key concepts for monitoring virtualization

You need a map

Track relationships & dependencies

Visualize as you virtualize

Dashboards & Reports. Context is key

Everybody has to share

Understand resource sharing and over-commitment

Look to the future

Use forecasting, trending, modelling

Knowledge is power

KB guidance is essential for lower time-to-resolutionSlide16

Key metrics : Compute CPU

CPU Usage

CPU Used, <90%CPU Ready, <15%CPU Co-Stop, <15 %

Relate Host usage to

VMs

usageSlide17

Key metrics : Compute Memory

Memory Usage

Memory Used, <90%Memory Balloon, <50%

Can cause high disk I/O in-VM due to paging

Memory Swapping, = 0!

Swapfile

use is last resort for the Host

Relate Host usage to VMs usageSlide18

Key metrics : Storage

Storage space

Disk Pressure is a factor!Minimum free space >100 MB

At this point VM corruption will occur

Also track ‘garbage/unknown’ files

Also track Snapshots

Relate VMs to

DatastoresSlide19

Key metrics : Storage

Storage spaceStorage Latency

Kernel Latency within Host ~0ms

Device Latency on backend <20ms

Find the hotspots of high I/O

Relate VMs to

DatastoresSlide20

Demo

VMware visualisation in SCOMSlide21

5

Key concepts for monitoring virtualization

You need a map

Track relationships & dependencies

Visualize as you virtualize

Dashboards & Reports. Context is key

Everybody has to share

Understand resource sharing and over-commitment

Look to the future

Use forecasting, trending, modelling

Knowledge is power

KB guidance is essential for lower time-to-resolutionSlide22

Key metrics : Over-commitment

CPU Pressure

# of running VM

vCPU

per Host Core

High ratio can impact vSphere CPU Scheduler

Absolute maximum = 25

Best practice 4 - 8Slide23

Key metrics : Over-commitment

CPU PressureMemory Pressure

Memory allocated versus physical RAM available

vSphere shares very efficiently (TPS) – but:

High values can cause ballooning, or even swappingSlide24

Key metrics : Over-commitment

CPU PressureMemory Pressure

Disk Pressure

Disk space allocated versus capacity

No real performance impact – but:

If VMs start to use their allocation – physical capacity can fill quicklySlide25

Demo

Key relational metricsSlide26

5

Key concepts for monitoring virtualization

You need a map

Track relationships & dependencies

Visualize as you virtualize

Dashboards & Reports. Context is key

Everybody has to share

Understand resource sharing and over-commitment

Look to the future

Use forecasting, trending, modelling

Knowledge is power

KB guidance is essential for lower time-to-resolutionSlide27

Key Factors

Pressure metrics

CapacityAlert trending

‘What if’ and ‘where’?Slide28

Demo

Capacity planning and forecastingSlide29

5

Key concepts for monitoring virtualization

You need a map

Track relationships & dependencies

Visualize as you virtualize

Dashboards & Reports. Context is key

Everybody has to share

Understand resource sharing and over-commitment

Look to the future

Use forecasting, trending, modelling

Knowledge is power

KB guidance is essential for lower time-to-resolutionSlide30

Knowledge is power

SCOM kb guidance is vitalMean-time-to-resolutionProactive automated managementSlide31

Demo

Knowledge Base and AutomationSlide32

Q&ASlide33

Related content

Breakout

Session

Three

Ways to extend Hyper-V Data Protection with

Veeam

Thursday 5

th

Sept at 3.00pm – 3.30pm in the expo

Product Demo Stations

(

booth – 21

and 12)Related Certification Exam - VMTSPFind Me Later At the BoothSlide34

Thank youSlide35

Developer Network

Resources for Developers

http://

msdn.microsoft.com

/en-au/

Learning

Virtual Academy

http://www.microsoftvirtualacademy.com/

TechNet

Resources

Sessions on Demand

http://channel9.msdn.com/Events/

TechEd

/Australia/2013Resources for IT Professionalshttp://technet.microsoft.com/en-au/Slide36

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