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Building Hosted Private and Public Clouds Using Windows Server 2012
Yigal Edery Principal Program ManagerMicrosoft Corporation
Joshua Adams
Senior Program ManagerMicrosoft Corporation
WSV301Slide2
Agenda
The hosters opportunityMicrosoft’s value proposition for
hostersAdvanced cloud services YOU can offerMicrosoft and Open Source“D.I.Y.” demos and walkthroughs! Slide3
Hosters:
Windows Server 2012 was designed for YOU!
50+ Industry leading partners are already building services with our newest
technologiesSlide4
Windows Server Instances Install Base
(Physical + Virtual)
Hosting
Leads The Shift to Cloud Source: Microsoft, Spring 2012Off-premises instances will grow 90%between now & 2015
Hosting growth
is
3X
that of
on-premises
3 Million
HOSTED
The Opportunity
19 MillionSlide5
What is Your Opportunity?
Contoso
Bank
Woodgrove Bank
Multiple Customers on Shared Infrastructure
HR
R&D
Multiple Departments on Shared Infrastructure
Build
&
Host Private Clouds
Dedicated hardware per customer… with “
cloud”
benefits
Host Your Own Public Cloud
Shared Infrastructure as a ServiceSlide6
Why Microsoft? Slide7
Web Hosting
Application Hosting
VM Hosting
Database Hosting
Desktop Hosting
Comprehensive
Cloud
Platform
Compute
Storage (File/Block)
Network
Service
Delivery & Automation
Application
Management
Infrastructure
Management
Windows Server 2012
Virtualization
Networking
Storage
Management
Remote Desktop Services
Web
Applications
Availability
Scalability
Security
HardwareSlide8
More… Powered by Microsoft
Create new, high-value services on top of a unified cloud platform
Global customer base,
moving to Hybrid
IT
Lower your costs with insights derived from some of the world’s largest public cloud services
More
Services
More Customers
More Efficiency
Seamlessly Extend Customers’ Datacenters by Offering More Services at Lower CostSlide9
More Customers
Large Addressable Market
Businesses using Microsoft technologies
Common Technologies across on-premise and off-premise. Same Virtualization, Management, Identity, Development toolsHybrid Cloud TransparencyEasily deploy to the cloudAccess/manage hosted apps just like on-prem apps.Slide10
demo
Consuming Cloud Services with System Center App ControllerSlide11
More
High Value
Services
Disaster
recovery
Advanced Security Services
Enterprise-Grade Clouds
Bring your own IP
And More…Slide12
Let’s Build a Disaster Recovery Service!
Customers want their apps on premisesBUT – have mission critical applicationsDon’t want to build a backup site
Solution: Consume DR as a serviceFail over to a shared IaaSSlide13
D.I.Y Disaster Recovery Service – Step by Step
Hyper-V
Replica
: Replicate mission critical appsS2S VPN : Connect primary and failover sitesNetwork Virtualization : Failed-over apps keep their IPDirectAccess : Multisite seamlessly routes to failover siteMulti-Tenant : Infrastructure can host multiple customersSlide14
demo
Site Disaster Recovery – Behind the ScenesSlide15
App
Hyper-V
DirectAccess
Contoso
DC
Step 0 : The customers’ environment (on-
prem
)Slide16
Hyper-V
(Recovery Servers,
with Replica Broker)HTTPS
Hyper-V
Hoster
App
(Replicated)
NAT (Publishing)
DirectAccess
Contoso
DC
App (Primary)
Step 1 : Set up a replication serviceSlide17
Hyper-V
(Recovery Servers,
with Replica Broker)HTTPS
Hyper-V
Hoster
App
(Replicated)
NAT (Publishing)
S2S VPN
Gateway
Server
S2S VPN Tunnel
DirectAccess
,
S2S VPN
Contoso
DC
App (Primary)
Step 2 : Set up S2S VPNSlide18
HTTPS
App (Primary)
Hyper-V
Contoso
Hoster
App
(Replicated)
NAT (Publishing)
Gateway
Server
S2S VPN Tunnel
DirectAccess
,
S2S VPN
DA
DC
DC
S2S VPN
Hyper-V
(Recovery Servers,
with Replica Broker)
Step 3 : Establish client access to backup siteSlide19
Hyper-V
(Recovery Servers,
with Replica Broker)HTTPS
Hyper-V
Hoster
App
(Replicated)
NAT (Publishing)
Network
Virtualization
Gateway
w/ S2S VPN
Gateway
Server
S2S VPN Tunnel
DirectAccess
,
S2S VPN
Contoso
DC
App (Primary)
DA
DC
Step 4 : Keep IP’s using Network VirtualizationSlide20
demo
Site Disaster RecoverySlide21
…And: support multiple tenants on same infra!
HTTPS
App (Primary)
Hyper-V
Contoso
Hoster
App
NAT (Publishing)
Gateway
Server
S2S VPN,
DirectAccess
DA
DC
DC
App (Primary)
Hyper-V
Woodgrove
S2S VPN,
DirectAccess
DC
S2S
S2S
Hyper-V
(Recovery Servers,
with Replica Broker)
Network
Virtualization
Gateway
w/ S2S VPNSlide22
‘Bring Your Own IP’ Service
Tenant wants to easily move VMs & Net topologies to/from the cloudHoster wants to place VMs anywhere in the data centerBoth want: Easy Onboarding, Flexibility & Isolation
Use Network Virtualization with System Center 2012 CTP1 !Cloud Data Center
Woodgrove
Bank
Blue 10.1.0.0/16
Contoso
Bank
Red 10.1.0.0/16
VIR305
Hyper-V
Network Virtualization for Scalable
Multi-Tenancy
in Windows
MGT314
What's New in System Center 2012 SP1 - Virtual Machine ManagerSlide23
Build ‘Enterprise-Grade’ Clouds
Enterprise Clouds
- Traditionally Built for H/A
Runs any mission critical applicationInfrastructure protects against failuresFocus on increasing MTBFDeveloper-focused Clouds – Optimized for huge scale, lowest possible costRely on “cloud-ready” applicationsApps assume failuresFocus on reducing MTTRWindows Server 2012 + System Center 2012 SP1: Enterprise Clouds at lower cost!Windows Server 2012 failover clustersFile servers & Spaces for low cost shared storageStateless Apps, Application-Controlled Failover
Switch
Switch
Hyper-V
Parent
VMs
VMs
VMs
Hyper-V
Parent
VMs
VMs
VMs
Cluster
Hyper-V
Failover
Clustering
Hyper-V
Parent
VMs
VMs
VMs
Hyper-V
Parent
VMs
VMs
VMs
Switch
SwitchSlide24
Security
is a primary concern when moving to the cloudSlide25
Security Basics Are All There…
Port ACLs
Hyper-V
I/O BalancerPVLAN
DHCP Guard
VLAN Trunk Mode
ARP Poisoning
Protection
Hyper-V
Extensible
SwitchSlide26
…And You Can Create Advanced Security Services !
Encrypted Cluster Shared Volumes
Customers’ Data is safe when disks are retired
IPsec Task Offload NICs can offload processing of
IPSec
encryption
Encrypted customers traffic, on shared infrastructure, with minimal processing overhead
Secure Network Traffic
Secure Customers’ DataSlide27
Web Hosting
App Hosting
VM Hosting
Hosted Database
Hosted Desktop
Additional Service on same infrastructure
InfrastructureSlide28
More Efficiency
Multi Tenancy – Optimized Use of Available Capacity
Isolation with increased density and capacity utilizationEverything can be moved around (Live Migration, Storage Migration)Metered resource usage
Performance & Scale at low costRuns on commodity hardware, uses latest hardware acceleration technologies GPUs, NIC offloads, SAN offloads, etcLow Cost Storage with SMB3.0 and Storage SpacesScalable – 4000 VMs on 64 nodes clustersFlexible Infrastructure Multiple hypervisors support with System Center 2012Completely automatable with PowerShell and OrchestratorSupport for Open SourceSlide29
Hey Microsoft,
You have great tools, but I want to build my own…Slide30
D.I.Y - Configure Infrastructure with PowerShell
Configure Servers
– Set up roles & features
Configure Storage – Configure File Servers & SpacesConfigure Networking – NIC teams, QoS, etcDeploy Virtual Machines – On board tenantsReminder: System Center 2012 CTP1 will save you a lot of work… Slide31
Demo Environment:
Active Directory / DNS / DHCP
(Basic Infrastructure)
Servers to be Configured
Management Server
PowerShell
RemotingSlide32
demo
Cloud Infrastructure Configuration with PowerShell
Joshua Adams
Senior Program Manager
Microsoft CorporationSlide33
Built-in
Hyper-V
metering allows
hosters
to
build chargeback models based on
actual resource usageSlide34
Metering configuration and usage data is preserved across live migration
Host 2
Extension Miniport
Extension ProtocolExtensible Switch
Virtual Machine
Configuration
Usage Data
Hyper-V Metering and Live Migration
Extension
Host 1
Extension Miniport
Extension Protocol
Extensible Switch
Extension
How?
Enable-
VMResourceMetering
,
see
http
://
aka.ms/q1ukejSlide35
So What About Open Source? …Slide36
Microsoft and Open Source : Linux Support
Linux workloads can be consolidated into VMs running on to a Microsoft hypervisor at no costHyper-V hosted Linux VMs can leverage high-end enterprise features: High Availability
Live Migration, Shared Nothing Live Migration VM Replication with Hyper-V ReplicaLinux VMs can be managed centrally from System Center VMMBenefit from VM scale improvementsSlide37
Microsoft and Open Source : OpenStack
OpenStack Components
Supporting ComponentsMicrosoft Components
KVMXenHyperVCompute(Nova-Compute)Network
(Nova-Network
Quantum)
Volumes
(Nova-Volume)
Core OpenStack
: VM Provisioning (
Nova)
IaaS
APIs (
Nova-API)
Image Repository (Glance)
AuthN
&
AuthZ
(Keystone)
Virtual
Machines
System Center
(SCCM, SCOM, Orchestrator)
Open Source Provisioning
Tools
SANs, Local Disks
Directory Services
(MySQL,
LDAP)
Dashboard Portal
(Horizon)
Disk Folders
OR
Swift
http://wiki.openstack.org/Hyper-VSlide38
In Summary…
Plenty of opportunities for hosters
!Comprehensive platformBuild high-value services using Windows ServerManage with System Center 2012 SP1Build your own tools using PowerShellOpen and interoperableSlide39
Related Content
VIR308
What’s new in Windows Server 2012
Hyper-V, Part 1VIR309 What’s new in Windows Server 2012 Hyper-V, Part 2VIR305 Hyper-V Network Virtualization for Scalable Multi-Tenancy in WindowsVIR302 Enabling Disaster Recovery Using Hyper-V ReplicaMGT326
Enabling Hosted
IaaS
Clouds for Service Providers Using Microsoft System
Center
2012 SP1 with Windows Server
2012
MGT327
Preparing for "The Big One": Protection and Disaster Recovery
Using
New Capabilities of Windows Server 2012 and Microsoft
System
Center 2012 SP1
Breakout sessions
Additional Content
Private Cloud Blog:
http://blogs.technet.com/b/privatecloud
PowerShell Samples :
http://
aka.ms/ee5vpz
White Paper – Building
IaaS
Clouds with Windows Server 2012:
http://aka.ms/dtpq3a
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