BeyondVirtualization

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This presentation explores how Windows Server 2012 goes beyond virtualization to provide maximum flexibility for delivering and connecting to cloud services.

Agenda Industry trends and challenges Windows Server 2012: Beyond virtualization Complete virtualization platform Improved scalability and performance Connecting to cloud services Summary Get started

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Industry trends and challenges

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How do I embrace the cloud?

How do I increase the efficiency in my datacenter?

How do I deliver next-generation applications?

How do I enable modern work styles?

New apps

Device proliferation

Data explosion

Cloud computing

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Beyond virtualization

Scale and secure workloads, cost-effectively build a privatecloud, and securely connect to cloud services

Every app, any cloud

Build on an open and scalable web platform that supports applications across premises

Modern workstyle, enabled

Support a mobile and flexible work style

The power of many servers, the simplicity of one

Efficiently manage infrastructure while maximizing uptimeand minimizing failures and downtime

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Respond with agility to changing business needs

Control costs and improve efficiency

Connect datacenters to remote sites and clouds

IT challenges

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CONNECTING TO CLOUD SERVICES

Common identity and management framework

IMPROVED SCALABILITY AND PERFORMANCE

High-density, scalable environment

Fully isolated, multitenant environment

COMPLETE VIRTUALIZATION PLATFORM

Beyond virtualization

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Provide a fully isolated, multitenant environment that includes tools to help guarantee SLAs, enable chargebacks, and support self-service delivery

Complete virtualization platform

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Increase VM mobilitySimultaneous live migrations

Shared-nothing live migration

Storage live migration

Easier-to-use administrative tools

Create and isolate virtual networksHyper-V Network Virtualization

Hyper-V Extensible Switch

Ensure resource availability Resource Metering

Quality of Service(QoS) features

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Run multiple virtual networks on a physical network

Abstract network configuration for virtual machines

Remove virtual LAN (VLAN) constraints

Allow flexible placement of virtual machines—even offsite

Enable datacenters without boundaries

Deliver multitenant security and isolation

Support infrastructure as a service (IaaS) scenarios

Complete virtualization platformNetwork virtualization

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SQL Server Web Storage

Orange sees

SQL Server Web Storage

Blue sees

SQL Server SQL Server Web Storage Web Storage

Hyper-V 2Hyper-V 1

WHAT’S REALLY HAPPENING

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Deliver a high-density, scalable environment that can adapt to perform optimally based on changing needs

Improved scalability and performance

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Scale up VMs64-node Hyper-V clusters

64 virtual processors and 1 TB memory per virtual machine

New 64 TB VHDX format

Increase VM densityDynamic Memory and smart paging

4,000 virtual machines per cluster

Improve VM performanceNon-Uniform Memory Access (NUMA) support

Virtual Fibre Channel support

Hardware offloading

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Increase virtual machine density

Increase virtual machine memory resources,as needed, without reboot downtime

Reclaim unused virtual machine memory resources for reallocation

Improved scalability and performanceDynamic Memory

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Virtual machine

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Minimummemory

Startup

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Virtual machine

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Minimummemory

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Use a common identity and management framework for security-enhanced and reliable cross-premises connectivity

Connecting to cloud services

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Federate identities for consistent security and ease of useFederate identity across private, public, and hybrid clouds

Support claims-aware identity solutions

Provide seamless security with a single sign-on experience

Easily integrate with other federation platforms

Enable secure cross-premises connectivityConnect securely to hosting providers

Enable secure connectivity among geographically separate locations

Use existing networking equipment and technology standards

Move virtual machines to other sites or hosting providers without network reconfiguration

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Connecting to cloud servicesSecure cross-premises connectivity

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Web Storage Web Storage

Hyper-V 2Hyper-V 1

SQL Server

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Virtual MachineSQL ServerVirtual MachineSQL Server

HOSTED CLOUD

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Summary

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How do I embrace the cloud?

How do I increase the efficiency in my datacenter?

How do I deliver next-generation applications?

How do I enable modern work styles?

Industry trends and challenges

IT challenges

Connect datacenters to remote sites and clouds

Respond with agility to changing business needs

Control costs and improve efficiency

Complete virtualization platform

Improved scalability and performance

Connecting to cloud services

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Download Windows Server 2012

Learn more about Windows Server 2012, Microsoft Private Cloud solutions, and Microsoft System Center 2012

Work with a Microsoft representative for proof of concept and current and future licensing needs

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