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Sun Virtualization Solutions
Tony KaySystem Management & VirtualizationProduct Definition GroupSun Microsystems, Inc.
Systems Virtualization
6th November 2007
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Opportunity BreakdownServicesSoftwareStorageServer HW
Virtualization Market
2007 Consolidation Market
WindowsLinuxUnixOther
$9.47B
$3.75B
$5.94B
$2.54B
Source: IDC, 2006, Worldwide IT Consolidation Market Opportunity
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WW Virtualized Client Computing SW Rev by Segment 2006-2011 (US$bn)
Application
Desktop
Presentation
Year
US$
bn
Virtualized Client market 2006 - 2011
Source: Worldwide Virtual Client Computing 2006-2011 Forecast, April 2007, Humphreys & Rose
Why Virtualization?
Customer Challenges
Power and cooling constraints are very real issues
Underutilized, inefficient systems
are limiting business growth
Disaster recovery planning is
non-negotiable
Ability to deploy new services is
critical toremain competitive
Energy costs are draining the bottom
line
Sprawling IT infrastructure is
increasingly hardto manage
What Customers Are Telling Us
DeveloDeveloperper
CIOCIO Data Center Data Center OperatorOperator
“I want to”... Reduce costs Maximize assets Accelerate
business Remain compliant Gain competitive
advantage
“I need to”... Minimize server
sprawl Simplify my IT
infrastructure Improve system
utilization Safeguard critical
data Be prepared for
disasters
“I would like”... Many different
environments for development & test in a single server
Continuing innovation and thought leadership
The Data Center Today
Data
Cen
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Man
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Server
OS
Application
Service
Storage
ClientDe
velo
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NET
WO
RK
DatabaseDatabaseAppServer
MailServer
AppServerAverage server
utilization between 5 to 15 %
Server sprawl is hard and expensive to manage
Single application per server
Multiple storage islands
Why do People look to Virtualization
• Server Sprawl: particularly Microsoft: 1 OS/1 App.• Legacy OS and application support• SLAs: consolidate yet maintain and/or enhance SLAs• Environmental issues: heat, power, cooling, footprint• Utilization: raise average platform utilization• Disaster Recovery• TCO: Support costs for aging servers• Simplify platforms and infrastructure• Flexibility: time to deploy, agile, dynamic data center• Security
Complexity Costs Space Energy Server Sprawl
Demand Users Services Access Regulations
Demand and capacity are colliding...
... data center infrastructure
is right in the middle!
Virtualizationprovides the answer
Deve
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Data
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Man
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Server
OS
Application
Service
Storage
Client
ERP EMAIL CRM ERP
Netw
ork
Phase 1: Maximize system resourcesacross entire Datacenter
Phase 2: Agility through encapsulation
DatabaseDatabaseApp
ServerMail
Server
Web
AppServer
Virtualize EverywhereIncreases Utilization Levels Up to 85%
System Virtualization- Goals
• Drive up Server utilization> Consolidate multiple (underutilized) physical servers onto single
physical server
• Drive down hardware, infrastructure and administrative costs> Eliminate server sprawl – reduce power/cooling requirements> Reduce expensive I/O “connection point” costs
• Reduce Data Center complexity> Increase server availability> Increase Server Admin efficiency
Comprehensive Virtualization Offerings
Dynamic SystemDomains
Solaris Containers (Zones + SRM)
Solaris Trusted
Extensions
Solaris Containers for Linux Applications
Solaris ResourceManager
(SRM)
Logical Domains
xVM Server
Xen
Vmware ESX
Microsoft Virtual Server
Server
OS
App
Multiple OSs Single OS
CalendarServer
DatabaseWeb
ServerSunRayServer
AppServer
DatabaseMail
ServerWeb
ServerFile
ServerIdentityServer
AppServer
Database
Trend to flexibility Trend to isolationTrend to flexibility Trend to isolation
Solaris: The Industry's First and Most Secure OS for Virtualization
Solaris Containers for Virtualization
Server
OS
Application
Strong isolation between App and System
Administrators
Very light weight and scales with
any Solaris system
OS Virtualization built into the kernel
CalendarServer
Database WebServer
Server Virtualization
Logical Domains: UltraSPARC Virtualization
Server
OS
ApplicationMailServer
WebServer
FileServer
Solaris or Linux Control Domain
Ultra lightweight Hypervisor in the
firmware
Solaris or Linux guest domains
Sun Fire CoolThreads Servers
xVM Server: Sun Fire x64 Virtualization
Server
OS
Application
Solaris stability and functionality
MailServer
WebServer
FileServer
Leverage Xen community Hypervisor
Solaris, Linux and Windows
support
Sun Fire x64 Servers
Predictive Self- Healing Dtrace Security
VMware ESX: Windows Virtualization
Server
OS
Application
Server
ApplicationMailServer
WebServer
FileServer
Solaris, Linux and Windows
support
Integrated Control Domain and Hypervisor
Sun Fire x64 Servers
Hybrid Solutions
Server
Dynamic System Domains with Solaris Containers> Combine high RAS and proven robustness with flexible
application environments> Both can scale all the way up to 144 way systems> Incur no extra overhead for Virtualization
LDoms/xVM/Xen/VMware/MSVS with Solaris Containers> Combine flexibility of OS version and type with secure
application environments> Live migration allows for off-loading a system in production
for repair of DR
Hard Partitions & OS Virtualization Virtual Machines & OS Virtualization
Database MailServer
WebServer
MailServer
WebServer
FileServer
Advantages to CustomersHard Partitions Virtual Machines OS Virtualization Resource Management
Server
OS
App
Multiple OSs Single OS
CalendarServer
DatabaseWeb
ServerSunRayServer
AppServer
DatabaseMail
ServerWeb
ServerFile
ServerIdentityServer
AppServer
Database
Trend to flexibility Trend to isolation
> Very High RAS> Very Scalable> Mature Technology> Ability to run different
OS versions
> Ability to live migrate an OS
> Run different OS versions & types
> De-couples OS & HW versions
> Scalable, low overhead
> One OS to manage> Divides system and
app administration> Fine grained resource
management
> Very scalable and low overhead
> Single OS to manage> Fine grained
resource management
Desktop Virtualization
Sun Desktop Virtualization Solution
The Desktop Delivery Continuum
All apps installed on client All apps on networkApps on client and network
Applications/Desktop/OS
MicrosoftExcel
MicrosoftWord
MicrosoftPowerPoint
InternetExplorer
Any OS
Applications andDesktop Environmentand Operating System
are tightly linked together
MainframeApplications
Unix Applications
UnixApplications
LinuxApplications
MainframeApplications
WindowsApplications
Windows, Linux, or SolarisDesktop Environments
Choice of applicationsDelivered from the Network
Choice ofDesktop and applications
Delivered from the Network
“Display only”
The Desktop Computing Continuum
All apps installed on client All apps on networkApps on client and network
Desktop /OS
MicrosoftPowerPoint
AdobeAcrobat
Desktop Virtualization is the fast path tothe Network Delivered Desktop
In HouseApplications
Virtualized Desktop Solutions
Multiple UsersPer Server
Each User WithDedicated Blade
Each User WithDedicated VM (VDI)
Sun Virtual Desktop Solution
x86/x64-Based Server
Server Virtualization
UNIX ®Mainframe/AS/400
RDP
X11
ALPALP
RDP
SWC
AIP
SSL/AIP
SSL/AIP
3270/5250
Internet
Sun Ray™ ServerSun™ Secure Global Desktop Software
Solaris™ 10 OS
The Ideal Virtualization Platforms
10+ Years Binary Compatibility20+ Years System Compatibility
Sun Servers and Solaris
Next Gen AMD Now Shipping
Sun xVM
Sun xVM Infrastructure
> Sun xVM Infrastructure is the complete solution for virtualizing and managing your datacenter.
Sun xVM Infrastructure
Sun xVM Server(Hypervisor Family)
xVM Ops Center(Management)
• Highly scalable, full-stack management• Manage thousands of hardware and software
entities• Unified management of xVM Server and
Solaris Containers• Built on proven technology from N1 and Sun
Connection
Ops Center
Highly scalable, asynchronous, delegative core
Ops Center 1.0 Building out a Platform
• Hardware monitoring
• OS monitoring
• Hardware LOM control
• Firmware Provisioning
• OS Provisioning
• Bare metal appliance distro
• OS Update
• Application provisioning
• Application update
• User Management
• Grouping and organization
• Fine grained access control
• Distributed Notification System
• Multi-tier centralization of management
• Direct Integration with hardware
• Integrates with customer environment
• Self updating model
• Multi-model discovery and registration
Core platform features Management features
Highly scalable, asynchronous, delegative core
• Hardware monitoring
• OS monitoring
• Hardware LOM control
• Firmware Provisioning
• OS Provisioning
• Bare metal appliance distro
• OS Update
• Application provisioning
• Application update
• User Management
• Grouping and organization
• Fine grained access control
• Distributed Notification System
• Multi-tier centralization of management
• Direct Integration with hardware
• Integrates with customer environment
• Self updating model
• Multi-model discovery and registration
Core platform features Management features
Highly scalable, asynchronous, delegative core
• Hardware monitoring
• OS monitoring
• Hardware LOM control
• Firmware Provisioning
• OS Provisioning
• Bare metal appliance distro
• OS Update
• Application provisioning
• Application update
• User Management
• Grouping and organization
• Fine grained access control
• Distributed Notification System
• Multi-tier centralization of management
• Direct Integration with hardware
• Integrates with customer environment
• Self updating model
• Multi-model discovery and registration
Core platform features Management features
Only Sun Puts It All TogetherThe Sun Virtual Data Center
Deve
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Data
Cen
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Man
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Server
OS
Application
Service
Storage
Client
ERP EMAIL CRM ERP
Netw
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Optimized system
resources
Strong disaster recovery
capabilities
Faster application
(re)deployment
DatabaseDatabaseAppServer
MailServer
Web
AppServer
Efficient energy usage
Tools for configuration, provisioning, deployment & tuning
Customers
Joyent
XXXXXXXChallenge
Solution
Results
• Consolidated from 4 racks of dual-processor Xeon-based servers to 1 rack of Sun Fire 1000 servers.
• Procured Sun Fire T1000 servers through Sun's Try & Buy program.
• Massive data center complexity impeding scalability and increasing operational costs
• Proliferation of virtual servers• Power & Space Constraints• Poor perfromance and system utilization
• Reduced operational complexity and cost• Improved scalability • Realized 4x space savings and 3x power savings • Created > 7x number of logical servers with Solaris Containers• Gained more than 40% more RAM • Simplified installation and management
New Energy
XXXXXXXChallenge
Solution
Results
• Migrated its grid computing infrastructure to Sun Fire x64 servers running Solaris, and deployed Sun Java Workstations for software development.
• Consolidated and virtualized legacy remote and back office x86 servers using Sun Fire x64 servers running VMware GSX server.
• Moved from 18 x86 servers, 24 CPUs, 22 power supplies, 44 hard drives, and 26GB of RAM, consuming > 14,000 watts of power, to 1 Sun Fire X4200 server.
• Improve performance and accuracy with risk evaluation• Increase computational speed and throughput• Reduce data center power consumption, heat, and footprint• Improve disaster rollover and customer response times
• Saved 30% of capital budget for CPUs• Computations that took hours now take seconds or minutes• Achieved consolidation ratios of 18:1 and 30% heat savings• Improved developer productivity• Improved system availability and reliability with integrated LOM• Use only 50% server capacity, reserving 50% for future growth
Scottish Water
XXXXXXXChallenge
Solution
Results
• Migrated and consolidated server/storage infrastructure onto a Sun Enterprise Consolidation Solution.
• Moved from 30+ servers running 80 applications and 3 databases to 2 Solaris-based Sun Fire 12K's with Dynamic System Domains (DSD) running 15 applications and one database. Recently upgraded to 2 Sun Fire 25K servers.
• Use mirrored Dynamic Reconfiguration (DR) for quick disaster recovery.• Consolidated direct-attached storage onto a storage area network (SAN)
consisting of two Sun StorageTek 9980 enterprise disk storage systems.
• Create a unified IT infrastructure from three merged smaller utilities• Meet mandate to reduce overall operating costs by 40%• Improve productivity of business users and IT staff• Improve system availability and ensure disaster recovery
• Reduced IT operating costs by $10 million exceeding 40% target• Improved system availability from 80% to 99.8%..• Simplified system administration, reducing IT staff expenditures $150,000/year • Improved data access and reduced storage costs by 22%
DigiTar
XXXXXXXChallenge
Solution
Results
• Replaced 14 x86 servers with 1 Sun Fire T2000 reducing space requirement from 14 U to 2U.
• Sun Fire T2000 8 core / 8GB system delivers 13.5X more operations per second running MySQL
• Previous power requirements of 3.5kW were reduced to 275 watts*
• Improve customer response times while reducing costs• Increase performance to meet customer demand• Reduce complexity of existing High Availability infrastructure• Reduce data center power and heat
• Improved customer experience and quality at lower costs than the competition• Reduced operational costs and doubled data center capacity• 50 - 75% operational savings • 13x power savings in 1/7th of the footprint • Simplified High Availability environment
Summary
• Virtualization a strongly growing market> Diverse technologies and issues> No one technology fits all
• Understand customers requirements> Develop solution appropriately
• Only Sun brings together all the pieces• Next Steps
Next Steps
• Learn more at upcoming webinars> Virtualizing Sun X64 Servers with VMware> Getting the Most from Storage
• Access Blogs, Sales Tools, White Papers and more at: ww.avnetvirtualexpert.com
Thank You
Systems Virtualization