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Amit Virmani Senior Test Lead Microsoft Corporation MGT316 Mahesh Unnikrishnan Senior Program Manager Microsoft Corporation Infrastructure HA VMM Server PowerShell 452 Upgrade Custom Properties ID: 433238

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Overview of Microsoft System Center 2012 SP1 - Storage Management

Amit VirmaniSenior Test LeadMicrosoft Corporation

MGT316

Mahesh Unnikrishnan

Senior Program Manager

Microsoft CorporationSlide2

Infrastructure

HA VMM Server

PowerShell (452)

Upgrade

Custom Properties

Services

Fabric

Clouds

Overview: System Center 2012 VMM

Server Lifecycle Management

Multiple Hypervisors

Network Management

Storage Management

Dynamic Optimization

Service Templates

Application Deployment

Custom Command Execution

Image-based Servicing

Application Owner Usage

Capacity and Capability

Delegation and QuotaSlide3

Storage Automation

8

SAN

Migration

5

Cluster Storage Management

7

Array Onboarding

6

Validation

12

Standards Based Management

11

Extensive Array

Support

10

Scalable Provisioning9The Fantastic 12 ofRapid Provisioning4

Allocation and Assignment3

Storage Classification

2

End to End Mapping

1Slide4

Validation

12

Standards Based Management

11

Extensive Array Support

10

Scalable Provisioning

9

Storage Automation

8

SAN Migration

5

Rapid Provisioning

4

Allocation and Assignment3Cluster Storage Management7Array Onboarding6

Storage Classification 2

End to End Mapping1

Correlation - Block and File Storage to Host Storage

Host

Storage

Disk, volume, initiator port, virtual disk

Block

and File Storage –

Array, pool,

logical unit, file server, file share

The Fantastic 12 of

End to End Mapping

1Slide5

What We Heard from You

“I don’t have enough visibility into storage from the management tools.”

“I want to show how virtual machines and virtualization hosts relate to the underlying storage environment.”

“Troubleshooting storage issues is problematic - my storage team does not know much about my virtual environment.”Slide6

Marco!

Polo!Slide7

VMM Server

VDS h/w provider

Discovery of LUNS

Mask and Unmask

Set ISCSI CHAP

Discovery of portals and targets

Log on & log off

Storage Management Service

Storage Management Service

Discovery of Array, Pool and LUNSLUN create, snapshot, cloneMask and Unmask

Deprecated

VDS

 

 

FC Array / ISCSI Target

LUN

LUNLUNLUNSAN admin tool HostHostVDSHBA ProviderNPIV ProvideriSCSI initiator

Host

HostHost

Port to LUN mappings

Virtual to Physical port mappings

Create & delete Virtual Ports

SC 2012

RTM

VMM – Architecture

SMI-S Provider

 

Enumerate

Rescan

Mount/

UnMount

Volume to Disk mapping

Disk to LUN mappingSlide8

VMM Server

Discovery of portals and targets

Log on & log off

 

 

FC Array / ISCSI Target

LUN

LUN

LUN

LUN

SAN admin tool

 

Host

Host

VDS

HBA Provider

NPIV ProvideriSCSI initiatorHostHostHostPort to LUN mappingsVirtual to Physical port mappingsCreate & delete Virtual PortsSC 2012 SP1 VMM – ArchitectureSMI-S Provider

 EnumerateRescan

Mount/UnMountVolume to Disk mappingDisk to LUN mapping

Storage Management Service

Storage Management Service

Discovery of Array, Pool and LUNS

LUN create, snapshot, clone

Mask and Unmask

SMAPISlide9

VMM Server

Discovery of portals and targets

Log on & log off

Storage Management

API

Discovery of Array, Pool and LUNS

LUN create, snapshot, clone

Mask and Unmask

  FC Array / ISCSI Target

LUNLUN

LUN

LUN

SAN admin tool

 

Host

Host

VDSHBA ProviderNPIV ProvideriSCSI initiatorHostHostHostPort to LUN mappingsVirtual to Physical port mappingsCreate & delete Virtual PortsSC 2012 SP1 VMM – ArchitectureSMI-S Provider EnumerateRescan

Mount/UnMountVolume to Disk mappingDisk to LUN mapping

Storage Management ServiceSMAPISlide10

Management Software

Windows 8 Storage Management API

Windows Storage Management API (PowerShell and WMI)

Pass-through API for extensibility (WMI)

Storage Array

Storage Vendor Hardware and Software

Third-party management application

System Center

File Server Manager

SMI-S Hardware Provider (supports Windows SM-API + optional extensions)

Storage Management Provider Interface (+ pass-through for extensibility enabling all of SMI-S and vendor proprietary extensions)

(Transport = WMI)

Storage Array

Proprietary Transport and/or Protocol

(Supports Windows SM-API + optional extensions)

SMI-S Service

3rd Party Providers

SMP: Storage Spaces (no pass-through support)Windows Server 2012 – Storage Management APISlide11

Discovery and MappingSlide12

Storage Management Providers

Enables

the

discovery of storage and mapping to virtual environment. VMM relies on vendor developed storage providers that plug into SMAPI.

SMI-S

WMI

LSI (

MegaRaid

)SMP WMIDell (EqualLogic)NexSAN

SMI-S CIMXMLNetapp, EMC, HP, IBM, Dell (Compellent

), Fujitsu, Hitachi, Huawei, StarWind, LSI (

Engenio)

**NEW in SP1**

**NEW in SP1**Slide13

Enhanced

iSCSI

SAN Support

Management of

iSCSI

SANs that create new

iSCSI

targets with each new storage logical unit. VMM automates the creation of storage, discovery of portal, and initiator logon

Dell EqualLogicHP LeftHand (P4000/P4500)**NEW in SP1**

**NEW in SP1**Slide14

Enhanced SAS Support

Management of SAS connected storage including discovery and provisioning

Storage Provisioning

Attach/Detach

Discovery of SAS array connected to servers

**NEW in SP1**

**NEW in SP1**

**NEW in SP1**

HP P2000

LSI

Engenio

**NEW in SP1**Slide15

Hypervisor

Hyper-V WMI

Host Agent

FC

iSCSI

SAS

Pass through

VHD

Port,

vPort

IQN

Disk/Volume

Storage

File Storage

Block Storage

Pool

Initiator IDTarget portFile systemPermissionLUNVDSStorage groupFile sharePortDiscoveryLevel 1DiscoveryLevel 2

MappingPort to Port

MappingDisk to LUNSlide16

Walking the Line – Block and File StorageSlide17

Lifecycle Indications

Remote storage providers inform clients of changes in near real-time, updating higher level cache engines to improve discovery performance.

StoragePool

StorageVolume

SCSIProtocolEndpoint

StorageHardwareID

SCSIProtocolController

ComputerSystem

**NEW in SP1**

**NEW in SP1**

**NEW in SP1**Slide18

The Fantastic 12 of

Validation

12

Standards Based Management

11

Extensive Array Support

10

Scalable Provisioning

9

Storage Automation

8

SAN Migration

5

Rapid Provisioning

4Allocation and Assignment3Cluster Storage Management7

Array Onboarding6

Storage Classification

2

End to End Mapping

1

Storage Classification

2

Assigned to Storage Pool and Inherited by Logical Units and File Shares

Indicates Storage SLA or Performance Guarantee

Placement Based on Classification and UsageSlide19
Slide20
Slide21
Slide22

Classifying Storage Pools

Storage Array 1

Storage Provider

Storage Array

2

Storage Pool 1

Storage Pool

2

Storage Pool 3

Gold

Silver

BronzeSlide23

The Fantastic 12 of

.

12

Standards Based Management

11

Extensive Array Support

10

Scalable Provisioning

9

Storage Automation

8

SAN Migration

5

Rapid Provisioning

4Allocation and Assignment3Cluster Storage Management7

Array Onboarding6

Storage Classification

2

End to End Mapping

1

Allocation and Assignment

3

Creation

of Logical

Units

(Thick

, Thin, Snapshot,

Clone) and File Shares

Assignment of Logical Units and File Shares to Hyper-V servers

Allocation of

Storage to

Host

Groups and Clouds

Host Disk Initialization, Partitioning, Volume FormattingSlide24

What We Heard from You

“I do not have the expertise to automate storage operations”

“I made a targeted investment in automation to reduce human error”

“There are too many APIs that I need to work with across different arrays”

“I spent lots of time waiting for storage to be provisioned”Slide25

Allocation of Storage to Host GroupsSlide26

Allocation of Storage to CloudsSlide27

Storage Provisioning

Automate block and file storage operations in a private cloud environment, enabling on-demand provisioning of storage capacity.

Storage Masking

Creation, deletion, modification of masking sets

File

Server Management

SMB3 to Hypervisor

SMB3 to Library

Thick and Thin LUN Provisioning

**NEW in SP1**Slide28

Host Group and Cloud Storage ManagementSlide29

.

12

Standards Based Management

11

Extensive Array Support

10

Scalable Provisioning

9

Storage Automation

8

SAN Migration

5

Rapid Provisioning

4Allocation and Assignment3Cluster Storage Management7

Array Onboarding6

Storage Classification

2

End to End Mapping

1

SAN based VM Creation using Snapshot/Clone

Rapid Provisioning

4

VM Creation to Host and Cluster

One VM per LUN

THE FANTASTIC 12 OFSlide30

SAN based Rapid Provisioning

New VM Wizard

VM SCC Template

VM

Storage Disk

New Template Wizard

OS Profile

HW profile

Host

SAN

Host

VHD

SAN

VHD

Array supports snapshot/clone

Array creates a copy using snapshot/clone

SANVHD is SAN Copy Capable(SCC)Slide31

.

12

Standards Based Management

11

Extensive Array Support

10

Scalable Provisioning

9

Storage Automation

8

SAN Migration

5

Rapid Provisioning

4Allocation and Assignment3Cluster Storage Management7

Array Onboarding6

Storage Classification

2

End to End Mapping

1

SAN Migration

5

Unmasking and Masking

iSCSI Initiator Log-On/Log-Off

NPIV vPort Creation/Deletion

The Fantastic 12 ofSlide32

Storage Migration

Optimize the deployment to a SAN and the migration of VMs within the SAN, minimizing the friction of moving workloads in the datacenter.

NPIV

vPort

Creation and Deletion

iSCSI

Initiator Logon/Logoff

Masking/Unmasking

Offloaded Data Transfer (ODX)

**NEW in SP1**Slide33

Rapid Provisioning and MigrationSlide34

.

12

Standards Based Management

11

Extensive Array Support

10

Scalable Provisioning

9

Storage Automation

8

SAN Migration

5

Rapid Provisioning

4Allocation and Assignment3Cluster Storage Management7

Array Onboarding

6Storage Classification

2

End to End Mapping

1

Array Onboarding

6

Persistent iSCSI Sessions (Explicit or Subnet Match)

Initiator

Log-On

SPC per Cluster or per Node in Cluster

The Fantastic 12 ofSlide35

Disk Initialization, Partitioning, and

Formatting

Add and Remove Cluster

Available Storage

Add and Remove Cluster Shared Storage

.

12

Standards Based Management

11

Extensive Array Support

10

Scalable Provisioning

9

Storage Automation

8SAN Migration5Rapid Provisioning 4Allocation and Assignment3

Cluster Storage Management

7

Array Onboarding

6

Storage Classification

2

End to End Mapping

1

Cluster Storage Management

7

The Fantastic 12 ofSlide36

Host and Cluster Storage ManagementSlide37

Cmdlets

Specific to Storage Automation

Scalable Parallel Operations on Large Clusters

Rapid Provisioning at Scale

.

12

Standards Based Management

11

Extensive Array Support

10

Scalable Provisioning

9

Storage Automation

8

SAN Migration5Rapid Provisioning 4Allocation and Assignment3

Cluster Storage Management

7

Array Onboarding

6

Storage Classification

2

End to End Mapping

1

Scalable Provisioning

9

Storage Automation

8

The Fantastic 12 ofSlide38

Storage Automation

Automation of storage management involves the simplification of interfacing with storage through management clients, PowerShell, and REST endpoints.

File Storage

Block Storage

**NEW in SP1**

Windows Server 2012 SMAPI

**NEW in SP1**

Sample Fill

Sample Fill

Sample Fill

Sample Fill

Sample Fill

Sample Fill

Sample Fill

Sample FillSlide39

Advanced Storage Automation

Automation of storage management involves the simplification of interfacing with storage through management clients, PowerShell, and REST endpoints.

Pass Through

UI Add-ins

**NEW in SP1**

**NEW in SP1**

OrchestrationSlide40

Windows Server 2012 - Storage

Cmdlets (82)

(

Get-Command -Module storage -

CommandType

Function

)

ConnectDisconnectGet/HideNew/Remove

RepairResizeSetShow

VirtualDisk(10)

AddGet

RemoveResetSet

Clear

Initialize

UpdateDisk/

PhysicalDisk(10)GetNewRemoveResizeSetFormatOptimizeRepairPartition/Volume(10)GetNewRemoveRenameMaskingSet(4)GetNewRemoveSetStoragePool(4)WMI API: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windows/desktop/hh830612(v=vs.85).aspxPowerShell Cmdlets: http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/hh848705.aspx Slide41

Extensive Array Support

10

VMM Tested – NetApp, EMC, HP, Dell EQL, LSI

Partner Testing – Hitachi, Fujitsu, Dell, IBM, StarWind

(Development in Progress for Others)

Validation

12

Standards Based Management

11

Extensive Array Support

10

Scalable Provisioning

9

Storage Automation

8SAN Migration5Rapid Provisioning 4Allocation and Assignment

3

Cluster Storage Management

7

Array Onboarding

6

Storage Classification

2

End to End Mapping

1

Extensive Array Support

10

The Fantastic 12 ofSlide42

The Fantastic 12 of

SMI-S 1.3/1.4 Providers

Attendance at SMI Lab

Plugfests

SMI-S Supported in Windows Server 2012

Validation

12

Standards Based Management

11

Extensive Array Support

10

Scalable Provisioning

9

Storage Automation

8SAN Migration5Rapid Provisioning 4Allocation and Assignment3

Cluster Storage Management

7Array Onboarding

6

Storage Classification

2

End to End Mapping

1

Standards Based Management

11Slide43

Test Harness Developed by VMM Team

Provided to All Partners

Primitives and End to End Scenarios (Functionality and Scale)

Validation

12

Standards Based Management

11

Extensive Array Support

10

Scalable Provisioning

9

Storage Automation

8

SAN Migration

5Rapid Provisioning 4Allocation and Assignment3

Cluster Storage Management

7Array Onboarding

6

Storage Classification

2

End to End Mapping

1

Validation

12

The Fantastic 12 ofSlide44

Provider Validation

Extensive PowerShell script created by VMM team and used by all partners to validate providers – basic operations, advanced workflows, and end to end scenarios at scale

Script

:

http://

bit.ly/L2MxRO

[Available end of June]

Advanced WorkflowsMount DiskCreate CSVSimple Operations

Create/Delete LUNSnapshot/Clone LUNUnmask/Mask LUNEnd to End Scenarios

Rapid ProvisioningCluster Storage ManagementSlide45

Storage Provider Support

Partner

ArrayProvider TypeValidation

NetApp

FAS

SMI-S

Yes

EMC

VMAX/VMAX_SE/VMAX_eSMI-SYesEMCCX/VNXSMI-SYesEMCVNXeSMI-S

Provider in developmentProvider in developmentHPP10000 (3PAR)

SMI-SYesHP

P6000 (EVA)SMI-S

YesHP

P2000 (MSA)

SMI-SIn progress

HitachiAMSSMI-S

In progressHitachiVSPSMI-SIn progressDellCompellentSMI-SYesIBMXIVSMI-SYesIBMDS8000SMI-SIn progressPartnerArrayProvider TypeValidationHPP4000 (LeftHand)SMI-S Provider in developmentProvider in developmentDellEqualLogicSMPIn progressFujitsuEternusSMI-SIn progressLSIEngenio

SMI-SIn progressLSIMegaRAID

SMI-SIn progressNexSANSMP

Provider in development

Starwind

SMI-S Provider

in development

Provider in developmentSlide46

Standards Based Management

Extensive

Array

Support

Scalable

Provisioning

Storage

Automation

SAN

Migration

Cluster

Storage

Management

Array

Onboarding

Rapid Provisioning

Allocation and Assignment Storage Classification End to End Mapping

Private Cloud-Ready Storage Automation Platform

Breakthrough Insight

Storage and Your Terms

Ease of Use

Validation

The Fantastic 12 ofSlide47

Breakout Sessions

MGT14-LNC

- What's New in System Center 2012 SP1 - Virtual Machine Manager

MGT315 - Network Management in Microsoft System Center 2012 SP1 - Virtual Machine Manager

MGT316

- Overview of Microsoft System Center 2012 SP1 - Storage

Management

MGT317 - Overview of Microsoft System Center 2012 SP1 - Virtual Machine Manager ServicesVIR306 - Hyper-V over SMB: Remote File Storage Support in Windows Server 2012 Hyper-VMGT320 - Microsoft System Center Virtual Machine Manager 2012: Zero to Cluster to Cloud

MGT321 - Service Template Creation from the Ground UpVIR303 – An Overview of Hyper-V Networking on Windows Server 2012WSV301 - Building Hosted Private and Public Cloud using Windows Server 2012 Other SessionsPRC03 - Pre-Conference Seminar - Private Cloud ImmersionRelated ContentWindows Server 2012, Hyper-V, Networking, Storage (TLC)

System Center (TLC)Slide48

MGT Track Resources

DOWNLOAD

System

Center 2012 SP1

CTP

microsoft.com/

systemcenter

#TEMGT316

DOWNLOAD System Center 2012 Evaluationmicrosoft.com/systemcenter

Hands-On Labs

Talk to our Experts at the TLCSlide49

Resources

Connect. Share. Discuss.

http

://europe.msteched.com

Learning

Microsoft Certification & Training Resources

www.microsoft.com/learning

TechNet

Resources for IT Professionals

http://microsoft.com/technet

Resources for Developers

http://microsoft.com/msdn Slide50

Evaluations

http://europe.msteched.com/sessions

Submit your evals online Slide51

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2012 Microsoft

Corporation. All rights reserved. Microsoft, Windows, Windows Vista and other product names are or may be registered trademarks and/or trademarks in the U.S. and/or other countries.

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.Slide52