Pete Zerger | MVP, Consultant and Speaker Matt McSpirit | Microsoft Senior Technical Evangelist

Moving from Private to Hybrid Cloud with System Center 2012 and Windows Azure IaaS Jump Start

Matt McSpirit | @ • Microsoft Senior Technical Evangelist• Focus on analyzing competitive technologies within the

virtualization, systems management and private cloud spaces

• MCSE, Microsoft Virtualization certified, VMware VCP

• Extensive experience across broad portfolio of both Microsoft and non-Microsoft technologies. • Frequently requested speaker (TechEd, MMS, Windows Server

2012, Windows Server 2008 (and 2008 R2) launches, Private Cloud Roadshows

Pete Zerger | @pzerger• Consultant & Community Leader• Seven-time Microsoft MVP • Managing Principal Consultant • Focusing on System Center management, private

cloud and data center automation solutions

• Published Author & Speaker • System Center 2012 Operations Manager SP1

Unleashed • System Center 2012 Orchestrator SP1 Unleashed

• Event Speaker• MS Management Summit 2008 – 2013• MS TechEd NA & EMEA 2009, 2011, 2013• Microsoft TechReady 12 & 17

Audience • IT Pros with a basic working knowledge of:• System Center 2012 (preferably SP1)• Windows Server 2012 Features and Functionality• Hyper-V (2.0 or 3.0)

Prerequisites • System Center 2012 SP1: Capabilities on MVA • Windows Azure for IT Pros Jump Start on MVA

Setting Expectations

01 - Monitoring, Management and Operations

02 - Connecting System Center to the Public Cloud

03 - Service Delivery and Automation in the Hybrid Cloud

04 - Reaching the Summit: ITIL-integrated Self-Service in the Hybrid Cloud

Course Topics

• 9 – 10.35 – Session 1: Monitoring, Management and Operations

• Break (10)• 10.45 – 12.15 – Session 2: Connecting System Center

to the Public Cloud • Lunch (60)• 1.15 – 2.50 – Session 3: Service Delivery and

Automation in the Hybrid Cloud • Break (10)• 3 – 4.30 – Session 4: Reaching the Summit: ITIL-

integrated Self-Service in the Hybrid Cloud• 4.30+ - buffer, Q&A

Schedule

• Provide a “real world” perspective on Microsoft private and public

• Not only the “what”, but “why” and “how”• Share tips, tricks and how-to • Demo and speak to the common areas of

confusion • Help you find the path forward if your

situation is not ideal

Goals

• Microsoft Virtual Academy• Free online learning tailored for IT Pros and Developers • Over 1.2M registered users• Up-to-date, relevant training on variety of Microsoft products

• “Earn while you learn!” • Get 50 MVA Points for this event!• Visit http://aka.ms/MVA-Voucher • Enter this code: MovePrivateCloud (expires 7/21/2013)

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Day 2, Session 1

Monitoring, Management and Operations

•Monitoring Cloud Availability, Performance and Capacity •Configuring Integration for a Dynamic Cloud•Configuring Chargeback Reporting •Optimizing Your Cloud (Creative Problem Solving with System Center 2012 SP1)

Session 1 Overview

Monitoring Cloud Availability, Performance and Capacity

Monitoring the Cloud from the Bottom Up

Cloud Monitoring Needs• Cloud Fabric (Network,

Storage and Compute) • Network Connectivity • Application Availability and

Performance• Alerting and Notification for

IT Operations • Data Visualization for App

Owners and Business Stakeholders

SCOM Features • Management Packs for

Windows, Hyper-V, VMM• Network Device Monitoring • .NET and JEE Application

Performance Monitoring (APM)

• Native MPs and Notification Subscription

• Reports, Dashboard Views and SharePoint Integration

What is monitored by default?• Fabric (via Windows, Hyper-V and

VMM)• Cloud Health (two perspectives)• User Role Consumption versus

Quota • VMM Server Health • Library Server Availability • Host & Host Cluster Health • Application & Application Role

Health • Service Health

Private Cloud Monitoring in SC 2012 Operations Manager

Demo

Configuring Integration for a Dynamic Cloud

Integration for a Dynamic Cloud

VMM

SCOM

SCSM

• Performance and Resource Optimization (PRO)

• Maintenance Mode Integration• Support for SQL Server Analysis

Services (SSAS)• Virtual Asset Population in

CMDB • Data for Pre-Populated Lists in

the Self-Service Portal • Auto-Incident Creation from

Alerts

Orchestrator

Advanced System Center Integration for a Dynamic Cloud

Demo

Configuring Chargeback Reporting

SOLUTION TOPOLOGY

Virtual Machine Manager

Operations Manager

Service Manager

Service Manager Data Warehouse

Chargeback

Cloud

$ VM / day

$ Cloud Membership / day

$ VM CPU Core / day

$ VM Memory GB / day

$ VM Storage GB / day

Price Sheet

Governance and Proactive Controls• Quota• Lease• Approvals• Chargeback / Showback

Quota Lease

ApprovalsChargeback/Showback

Cloud Based PricingEvery cloud has its own price sheet, reflecting the SLA for that cloud

Price sheetEach price sheet can be assigned to one or more clouds

Cloud Based Pricing Price sheet

SLAs

Chargeback in Service Manager

Chargeback reports require:• Service Manager• Service Manager Data Warehouse• Operations Manager• Operations Manager CI Connector

Chargeback reports consist of various files such as:• Management pack files• Windows PowerShell installation scripts • Microsoft Excel sample report

Installing Chargeback Reports

Price sheets define price policies on private cloud objects

Create and Publish a Price Sheet

Price sheetCloud Based Object

You must publish a price sheet before you can associate cloud objects to the price sheet

• Private cloud objects are discovered from the Operations Manager CI connector

• You can associate one or more private clouds to a price sheet

• Price information contained in the price sheet is shown in OLAP cubes and in a sample Excel report

Example Chargeback Reports

SharePoint Performance Point

Power Pivot in Excel

Configuring Chargeback in System Center 2012 SP1

Demo

Optimizing Your Cloud (Creative Problem Solving with SC2012)

Options for Solving Management ChallengesThere is more than one way to do most anything in System Center 2012 SP1…• Reporting on cloud health and capacity is

delivered through Service Manager• Operations Manager monitors health

(availability, performance and capacity)

Orchestrator provides some interesting options for closing the gaps

Controlling “Sprawl” with System Center Orchestrator

Demo

In this module, you learned about:•Monitoring Cloud Availability, Performance and Capacity • Integration for a Dynamic Cloud• Implementing Chargeback / Showback Reporting •Optimizing Your Cloud (Creative Problem Solving with System Center 2012 SP1)

Module Summary

Questions?

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