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Bring the cloud to your datacenter
Christian MoserSenior PMM, Cloud & Enterprise Business GroupWestern Europe
Tension drives change
The datacenter today
Traditional datacenter• Tight coupling between infrastructure and apps
• Expensive, vertically integrated hardware
• Silo-ed infrastructure and operations
• Highly customized processes and configurations
Cloud model• Loosely coupled apps and micro-services
• Industry-standard hardware
• Service-focused DevOps
• Standardized processes and configurations
Cloud is an architecture
The cloud transition
Consistency from on-premises to public cloud
Management from the cloud
Write once, deploy anywhere with modern application platform
Transform IT
Management anywhere
Operations Management SuiteSystem Center Windows Server Azure Stack Azure
Modern application platform
Cloud service delivery
Software-defined datacenter
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Software-defined datacenter
Modern application platform
Cloud service delivery
Management anywhere
Software-defined datacenter
Software-defined datacenter
Operations Management SuiteSystem Center Windows Server Azure Stack Azure
Compute cluster
Virtual machines
Storage cluster
File servers
Security controller
Shielded VMs
Windows Server | Hyper-V | System Center
Network controller
Virtual networks
Provisioning and operations
Windows Server | Hyper-V | System Centerinfused with Azure designs and technologies
Cloud-inspired infrastructure
Frictionless “cloud-cadence” infrastructure upgrades
Benchmark-setting scale, performance, and availability
Best-in-class support for Linux
Confidently virtualize anything
Rolling upgrades without downtime, no new hardware needed
Mixed-mode clusters
High-performance live migration and Storage QoS
Guest clustering
Mission-critical scale: SQL, Exchange, SharePoint, SAP, Oracle
Broad distribution support, including: RHEL, SLES, Ubuntu, CentOS
Hot add | remove vNIC and in-guest vRSS
Cloud-scale fundamentals
SDN infrastructure
Flexible workload placement
Hybrid datacenter extension
Network function virtualization
• Data plane based on Azure
• High-throughput, low-latency packet processing [up to 40G]
• Programmable network controller based on Azure
• NVGRE, VXLAN, and OVSDB support
• Load balancer that is proven in Azure
• Distributed firewall
• Custom service chaining, including Linux appliances
• Azure ExpressRoute
• Multi-tenant gateways
High-performance storage, fraction of the cost
Cloud-scale, cost-effective platform
Scalable hybrid-cloud storage solution
Workload-aware protection
Cross-site availability and disaster recovery
• Storage Spaces Direct
• Predictable workload performance with Storage QoS
• Microsoft StorSimple
• Azure storage
• Azure Site Recovery
• Azure Backup
• System Center Data Protection Manager
• Sync replication with Storage Replica
• “Stretch” clusters with automatic failover
• Cluster-to-cluster replication with orchestrated recovery
Security designed for zero-trust environments
Control and monitor administrator privileges
Detect and respond to breach faster
Add access and usage policies to sensitive information
Protect virtual machines from compromised host
• Hardware-rooted security
• Shielded virtual machines
• Guardian Service
• Just-in-time administration
• Just enough administration
• Next generation credentials
• File Classification Infrastructure
• Azure Rights Management Services
• Dynamic Access Control
• Privilege Security Event Logging
• Cloud-based security analysis
• Out-of-the-box anti-malware
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Cloud service delivery
Software-defined datacenter
Cloud service delivery
Modern application platform
Management anywhere
Cloud service delivery
Software-defined datacenter
Operations Management SuiteSystem Center Windows Server Azure Stack Azure
Consistent cloud experienceAligning the needs of business and IT
Agility
BusinessTurbulence and innovation
ITStability and predictability
Control
Flexibility and choice
Application development and deployment
Cloud service delivery
Power of Azure with the control of the datacenter
Microsoft Private Cloud(on premises | hosted)
Microsoft Azure
Power of Azure with the control of the datacenter
Microsoft Private Cloud(on premises | hosted)
Microsoft Azure
Power of Azure with the control of the datacenter
Microsoft Azure Stack(on premises | hosted)
Microsoft Azure
Microsoft Azure Stack architecture
Windows Server Linux
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Modern application platform
Cloud service delivery
Modern application platform
Management anywhere
Cloud service delivery
Software-defined datacenter
Modern application platform
Operations Management SuiteSystem Center Windows Server Azure Stack Azure
Write once, deploy anywhere
Microsoft Azure Microsoft Azure Stack
Containers Virtual machines Azure Service Fabric
Azure Resource Manager
What is a container?Traditional virtual machines = hardware virtualization
VM VM VM VM VM
Containers = Operating system virtualization
CONTAINER CONTAINER CONTAINER CONTAINER CONTAINER
OS
Why containers?
Isolation
ConsistencyFlexibility
Density
Speed
“Born-in-the-cloud” applications
Designed for cloud agility, elasticity, and scalability
Constant innovation and upgraded features
Shared services allow for increased speed
Options to leverage dynamic data sources
New deployment option: Nano Server
• “Just enough OS”
• Optimized for modern applications
• Higher density and performance
• Reduced attack surface and servicing requirements
• Next-gen distributed app frameworks
• Interoperate with existing server applications Containers and modern applications
Full GUI
Specialized workloads
Third-party applications
RDS experience
Server Core
Lower maintenance
server environment
Traditional VM
workloads
Nano Server
Just enough OS
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Management anywhere
Modern application platform
Management anywhere
Cloud service delivery
Software-defined datacenter
Modern application platform
Management anywhere
Operations Management SuiteSystem Center Windows Server Azure Stack Azure
Shifting needs in IT management
TECHNOLOGYFLUCTUATING
CLOUD BASEDINNOVATION
RETOOLINGFOR VELOCITY
ANALYTICS | CONTAINERS DEVOPS | SERVICE MANAGEMENT CLOUD MIGRATION | SERVICES
Management anywhere
Getting to the cloud model
Modern application platform
Cloud service delivery
Software-defined datacenter
Rethink applications to take advantage of cloud
Change processes and patterns to remove silos within the infrastructure
Make hybrid management part of your strategy
Enable self-service access to resources and consistency across clouds
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