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Plan, Deploy & Manage

Modern Applications onvSphere Infrastructure

Ankur Agarwal, VMware, Inc.

Rajesh Khazanchi, VMware, Inc.

APP-CAP2770

#vmworldapps


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Disclaimer

This session may contain product features that are

currently under development.

This session/overview of the new technology represents

no commitment from VMware to deliver these features in

any generally available product.

Features are subject to change, and must not be included in

contracts, purchase orders, or sales agreements of any kind.

Technical feasibi lity and market demand will affect final delivery.

Pricing and packaging for any new technologies or features

discussed or presented have not been determined.


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Agenda

What and Why of Modern Applications

Planning Nanotrader

Deploying Nanotrader

Monitoring and Managing


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(Not So) Common Knowledge

VMware Confidential


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everybusiness is a software business.
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Whats Happening with Applications Today?

Written with frameworks

Developer productivity and innovation

New Application Types

Mobile, SaaS, social

Apps released early and often

Data intensive

Emerging requirements: elasticity, multi-cloud

Web orientation drives exponential data volumes

Deployed on vir tual and cloud infrastructure

vSphere


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New Era Requires a Shift: Elasticity from Apps to Data

Access app data through elastic data fabric

and/or in-memory SQL:

maximize data scalability

Store app state in elastic data cache:maximize app scalability

Develop using modern frameworks: agile

apps decoupled from middleware

Use cloud-friendly messaging protocols:

enable flexible app integration

Leverage runtime container optimized for

vSphere: provision in seconds


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Classic Web Application Architecture

Web

Tier

App

Tier

Platform

Tier

IaaS

Database

App Server

Messaging

Presentation Monitor and Manage

Web Server


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Classic Web Application Architecture

Web

Tier

App

Tier

Platform

Tier

IaaS

Database

App Server

Messaging


Web Server

Integration Services


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NanoTrader A Modern Web Application

. . .

Web

Tier

NanoTrader WebApp

. . .

App

Tier

. . .

vFabric App

Management

Services

. . . EM4J

VMware ESX

vFabric

APMApp

Director

. . .

Platform

TiervFabricvPostgres

. . .

In-Memory

Database

. . .

Messaging

Services

Mobile alerts on

real-time risk

IaaS

Data

Warehouse

. . .

Account

Service

Quotes

Service

Orders

ServiceCache

Holding

ServiceIntegration

Database

App Server Integration Services

Messaging


Web Server


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NanoTrader A Modern Web Application

. . .

Web

Tier

NanoTrader WebApp

. . .

App

Tier

. . .

vFabric App

Management

Services

. . . EM4J

VMware ESX

vFabric

APMApp

Director

. . .

Platform

TiervFabricvPostgres

. . .

In-Memory

Database

. . .

Messaging

Services

Mobile alerts on

real-time risk

IaaS

Data

Warehouse

. . .

Account

Service

Quotes

Service

Orders

ServiceCache

Holding

ServiceIntegration


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NanoTrader Application Architecture

VMware ESX

. . .

vFabric

Web

Server

NanoTrader WebApp

VMware ESX

. . .

vFabric

App

Server. . .

vFabric App

Management

Services

. . . EM4J

VMware ESX

vFabric

APMApp

Director

VMware ESX

. . .

vFabric

Platform

Services

vFabricvPostgres

. . .

In-Memory

Database

. . .

Messaging

Services

Mobile alerts on

real-time risk

vCloud

Data

Warehouse

. . .

Account

Service

Quotes

Service

Orders

ServiceCache

Holding

ServiceIntegration


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Web Servers - 2

Service VMs 3

Integration VMs 2

DB VMs 2Messaging VM - 1

Good for internal apps

Up to 500 (50% elasticity) concurrent threads

DB size 10 GB

VMware ESX

. . .

NanoTraderWeb App

VMware ESX

. . . . . . . . . EM4J

VMware ESX

vFabricAPM

AppDirector

VMware ESX

. . . . . .

In-MemoryDatabase

. . .

MessagingServices

vCloud

. . .

AccountService

QuotesService

OrdersService

Cache

HoldingService

Integration

*VM is assumed to be 4 GB

*DB VM is 4GB

Small Deployment 10 VMs*


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Web Servers - 8

Service VMs 10

Integration VMs 4


Good for external apps serving (Distributed within Region, not globally )

Up to 1000 concurrent threads (about 10K users)

Real Time SQL Database less than 50 GB

VMware ESX

. . .

NanoTraderWeb App

VMware ESX

. . . . . . . . . EM4J

VMware ESX

vFabricAPM

AppDirector

VMware ESX

. . . . . .

In-MemoryDatabase

. . .

MessagingServices

vCloud

. . .

AccountService

QuotesService

OrdersService

Cache

HoldingService

Integration

*Service VM is assumed to be 8 GB

*DB VM is 32GB

Medium Deployment 26 VMs*


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Web Servers - 10

Service VMs 16

Integration VMs 8


Good for external, global apps serving

Up to 10000 concurrent threads

Real Time SQL Database up to 300 GB

VMware ESX

. . .

NanoTraderWeb App

VMware ESX

. . . . . . . . . EM4J

VMware ESX

vFabricAPM

AppDirector

VMware ESX

. . . . . .

In-MemoryDatabase

. . .

MessagingServices

vCloud

. . .

AccountService

QuotesService

OrdersService

Cache

HoldingService

Integration

*VM is assumed to be 8 GB

*DB VM is 36GB

Large Deployment 50 VMs*


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Traditional Deployment & Configuration Tools Break in the Cloud

Complex and time consuming

Bottom up thinking

Vertical and static approach

On going management is procedural and

reactive

Proliferation of IT assets

Lack of standardization increasespermutations of software components

Not cloud aware

Each deployment plan is tied to a specific

infrastructure service

Deploy OS

Configure OS

Deploy MW

Configure

MW

OS

OS

OS

OSOS


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Application Management Challenges in the World of Cloud

Todays applicationteams needs to be

able to:

Manage applications holistically and separately from

the supporting infrastructure. Help manage applications that move across, and run

across, public and private clouds

Horizontally integrates management across

deployment, monitoring and change

How can I increase agility

and predictability?

How do I leverage

existing infrastructure and

self service to scale for

future growth?

How do I keep up with a

pace of managing

constant application

meeting LOBs SLAs?

How do reduce my

business workload

provisioning time?

How do I reduce my

operational expenses ?

How do I manage

growing business risk

introduced by a hybrid

cloud approach?

ITBusinessManagement


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Realizing IT Transformation through vFabric Application Management Suite

An application provisioning, update

lifecycle and release automation

solution designed specifically to help

application teams to accelerate and

automate the deployment of

applications across the cloud

An application performance

management solution to provideapplication owners with the real-time

visibility and control they need to

manage their SLAs in the cloud

VMware s Active Application Management Solutions

VMware vFabric

Appl ication Director

VMware vFabric Application

Performance Manager


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Nano Trader : deploy and manage lifecycle

Model Nano Trader

Manage update li fecycle & Release

automation

1 2

3

Auto Scale Nano Trader, Integrated

Appl ication Management

4

Deploy across Public or Private Cloud

PublicPrivate


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Nano Trader application blueprint


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Provisioning Nano Trader with Application Director across


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Provisioning Nano Trader with Application Director across

Public or Private Cloud

Nano Trader Blueprint PublicCloud

PublicCloud

AmazonCloud

App licat ionDirector

Model once, deploy any where

Standardize deployments

Application portability

Public

VMware

Private

AWS


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Application Director manages update li fecycle and release automation

PrivateCloud

PublicCloud

PublicAmazon

Cloud

Make a change code,

config, scale-out

Change

1Test

Stage

Production

Update

Profile

Change Impact Analysis

Dependency Mapping

Auto generate Update f low

2

Change

Apply Change3

Promote to Next Stage

Change

4

Change

5

ProductionNano Trader Blueprint

Update Lifecycle Detects change impacts identi fies dependencies and


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Update Lifecycle Detects change impacts, identi fies dependencies andgenerates auto-flows


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Nano Trader update lifecycle in Application Director

Scale Out


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Applied Security fix


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Scale out


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Steps to auto-scale Nano Trader

Import application topology Set auto-scale alerts

One Click import functionality inApplicat ion Performance Manager,

leveraging Application Director APIs

Set application auto-scale alert basedon performance metrics like usage,

health, middleware.

Alert calls Application Director APIs

for auto-scale out.


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Nano Trader monitored in APM

N T d T l S


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Nano Trader Topology Sync

N T d T l S


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Nano Trader Topology Sync

Application

topology

sync

A t S li N T d


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Auto Scaling Nano Trader

Auto Scaling based on

usage alerts

S


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Summary

Flexible architecture to deliver declarative,

cloud agnostic application blueprints

Manage update lifecycle by managing

change, Impact analysis,

1 2

3

Collaborative, integrated application

management

4

Multi cloud suppor ts enables no-

vendor lock-in

Public

Private

Cl d A li ti M t M k t l


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Ankur Agarwal, VMware, Inc.

Rajesh Khazanchi, VMware, Inc.

APP-CAP2770

#vmworldapps

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Enabling the Lifecycle for Any App Anywhere


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Enabling the Lifecycle for Any App, Anywhere

ANY type of app

Public

Private

Custom IaaS

PaaS

Custom PaaS

ProvisionSecure

Monitor

Update

A fresh Look at Todays Application Landscape


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A fresh Look at Today s Application Landscape

Developed with agile or iterative methodologiesApps released early and of ten

Written in diverse frameworks and languages

Traditional (Java, .Net) and Modern Frameworks

Deployed on virtual and cloud infrastructureSpan across Private, Public and Hybrid Clouds

Private Clouds

Public/Private/

Hybrid CloudPublic Clouds

Source: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Agile_software_development

Impact of Cloud and DevOps on the Provisioning Process
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Impact of Cloud and DevOps, on the Provisioning Process

Setup Infrastructure

Configure N/w andStorage

Deploy and Configure OS

Setup ApplicationMiddleware

Deploy and configureapplication middleware

Connect it to Database

DeployAppl icati on

Development

Test

Production

Different Clouds

4 days to

8 weeks

Traditional app provisioning

Minutes

What app provisioning should be

An application architect uses a self-serve application provisioning portal

to fully provision & update applications across any registered cloud

Impact of Cloud and DevOps, on Monitoring and


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What app monitoring/updates should be

Optimize

MonitorDeployBuild

Continuous, factual data about application performance

Time Accuracy

Maintenance Process

Traditional app monitoring/updates

MonitorDeploy

Trouble

shoot

War

room

Guess

?

FixFalse

start

Update

Time Accuracy

Change

Goals for our Products


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Goals for our Products

Enable apps in their journey to PAAS

Enable any app

Open & Flexible & Extensible

Enable application l ifecycle

Enable the DevOps model

Enable collaborative model

Provide agility with effic iency

Enable the Cloud Operating Model

Model once, Deploy anywhere

Let the cloud richness shine through

A Model Driven Approach to Application Provisioning


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A Model Driven Approach to Application Provisioning

Catalog of

Appl ication

Services

Web

Server

ApplicationServer

Messaging

In-memory

database

OS

OS

OS

OS

OS

Appl ication Bluepr int

Prod

Test

Deployment

Profiles

Deployments

Dev

Collaborative Platform for Various Roles


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Deployment Environments

Application Bluepr int

Architect

Cloud Admin

Deployment

Profile(dev)

Appl ication Binar ies

Appl ication Stack - (Middleware, OS)

Deployment

Profile

(test)

App Dev, QA,

Release

Public

vCloud

Private

vCloudEC2

Collaborative Platform for Various Roles

Catalog

Standardized configurations of

OS, Middleware

Middleware Admin

Logical Application Topology with

Application Policies, Configurations

Pre-instrumented with App Monitoring

Collection of deployment settings

Makes blueprints portable across clouds

Deployment

Profile

(prod)

Ongoing Updates : Model Driven App Management


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Ongoing Updates : Model Driven App Management

Application BlueprintAppl ication Binar ies

Appl ication Stack - (Middleware, OS)

Update

Profile

Analyze impact & auto-generate flow

with dependencies

Make a change code,

config, scale-out

Deployment

Deployment

Change

ChangeChange

ChangeChange

PromoteUpdate to

Production

Performance Monitoring


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Performance Monitoring

OS

OS

OS

OSOS

Application Health

Appl ication Inf rast ructure

Monitors

infrastructure/middleware

Collects thousands of

metrics across all tiers

web, app, messaging, DB.

Code Instruments the application

code to easily detect bad

code that impacts application

performance

Avg Hits/Minute,

Avg Latency, Errors

Avg Network

Latency

Queue Size,

Enqueue Count

Thread Pool, JDBC

Pool, Number of JVM

Servlets, beans

Code latency

Automatically traces

transactions

Measures transaction times

Latency, Usage, and

Throughput

Network Transactions

IT Transformation Through Continuous Application Management


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Realizing IT Transformation through vFabric Application Management Suite

An application operations solution

designed specifically to help

application teams to accelerate and

automate the deployment and

updates of applications across

the cloud

An application performance

management solution to provide

application owners with the real-time

visibility and control they need to

manage their SLAs in the cloud

IT Transformation Through Continuous Application Management

VMware vFabric

Appl ication Director

VMware vFabric Application

Performance Manager

Summarizing : Integrated Active Application Management


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Cloud agnostic Application Blueprints

that can deploy to ANY Cloud

Application Monitoring Dashboard that

provides in-depth application visibility

and correlates app changes to itsperformance

Automatic Impact Analysis to perform

EFFECTIVE Updates on the app

reducing the app downtime.

Overview

Summarizing : Integrated Active Application Management

Day Trader High Level Architecture


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Day Trader High Level Architecture

Architecture Comparison


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Architecture Comparison

Category DayTrader Nanotrader

Architecture Monol ithic Modular

Service Architecture WS* REST/JsonPresentation Tier App. Server Centric Browser Centric

UI Style Multipage Interface Single Page Interface

Target Desktop Desktop, Mobile, Tablet

Backend RDBMSRDBMS, SQL based Data

GridFault Tolerance No Yes

Virtualization Optimized No Yes

Blueprint Based Deployment No Yes

IT Chaos Simulator No Yes

Integration Code Configuration

Focus J2EE features Solution

Cloud Private, IaaS Any

NanoTrader Reference Architecture


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NanoTrader Reference Architecture

VMware ESX

. . .

vFabric

Web

Server

NanoTrader WebApp

VMware ESX

. . .

vFabric

App

Server. . .

vFabric App

Management

Services

. . . EM4J

VMware ESX

vFabric

APMApp

Director

VMware ESX

. . .

vFabric

PlatformServices

vFabric

vPostgres

. . .

In-Memory

Database

. . .

Messaging

Services

Mobile alerts on

real-time risk

vCloud

Resilient: all components auto-restart Elastic: all components auto-scale Efficient: EM4J manages Java VM memory

Data

Warehouse

. . .

Account

Service

Quotes

Service

Orders

ServiceCache

Holding

ServiceIntegration

Nanotrader Deployment Architecture


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