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System Center 2012overview
Eric Olmstead
Big data Cloud
Mobility AppsModern, agile apps for new scenarios
Easy access to any data, any size, anywhere
Powerful analytics in familiar tools On-demand scale, real-time performance
Infrastructure designed to withstand failure
Resources managed at datacenter scale
Great user experience from anywhere
Cloud
Apps
Mobility
Big data
Transforming IT to address new questions
Microsoft’s answer:
The Cloud OS
Requirement to provide scalable and reliable services.
Always-on expectations of the business.
Volume of Web and cloud applications continues to rise.
Evolution of applications to hybrid cloud deployment models.
Customer challenges and opportunities
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Enterprise-class Simple and cost-effective
Application focused
IT budget pressure even with increasing expectations.
Complex IT environments that are tough to manage.
What is in System Center 2012 ?
Service ManagerOrchestrator
CMDB, Incident, Problem, Change,
Release Mgmt, Service Request,
Chargeback
Virtual Workload Provisioning, Multi Hypervisor, Server-APP-V, Cloud Mgmt, Self Service, IaaS
Mgmt, Multi-tenancy
OS / Software Deploy, Patching
and Settings Mgmt, 3rd party OS,
Antivirus, Cloud Integration, Device
Mgmt
Performance, Health, Network,
Application Monitoring (APM),
Global Service Monitor, Best
Practices
Backup & Disaster Recovery,
Deduplication, Backup to Cloud
Orchestration Run Book Automation, Integration, REST
App Controller
Administrator Experience
• Common look and feel across System Center products
• Improved discoverability• Only show what is
relevant to the administrative role
• Complete scenarios within the console
• Simplified navigation
System Center Services Manager
Notifications via Exchange
Integration across the infrastructure
Operations Manager
Configuration Manager
Active Directory
Virtual Machine Manager
Microsoft Exchange(Admin + User)
Third-party Management Tools
Inbound to System CenterBi-directional from OrchestratorBi-directional for notifications/reportingBi-directional Runbook integration
Bi-directional connector for automation activities and executing automation workflowsConfiguration items and automation data populated into CMDBAutomation commands issued to System Center, third-party tools, Microsoft Exchange and Azure
Inbound and outbound notifications and Business Intelligence
BI through Reporting and Dashboards
Azure CloudManagement
Orchestrator
Service Manager
Runbooks
Centralized
CMDB
Service ManagerData Warehouse
System Center Configurations
Manager
Configuration Manager 2012 Unify InfrastructureEmpower Users Simplify Administration
Empower people to be productive from anywhere on whatever device they choose
Reduce costs by unifying IT management infrastructure
Improve IT effectiveness and efficiency
Device freedomOptimized, personalized application experienceApplication self-service
Mobile, physical, and virtual managementSecurity and complianceService management integration
Comprehensive client management capabilitiesImproved administrator effectivenessReduced infrastructure complexity
Software Updates
Auto Deployment RulesUse search criteria to identify class of updates to automatically deploy: category, products, language, date revised, article id, bulletin id, etc.Schedule content download and deployment based on sync schedule or define a separate schedule per rule
State-based Update GroupsDeploy updates individually or in groupsUpdates added to an update group automatically deploy to collections targeted with the group
Distribution Point for Windows AzureRich feature setProvision from the admin consoleMost capabilities as on-prem. Except:
OSD and task sequencesCustom updatesApp-V streaming
Full BranchCache supportSoftware Updates from Microsoft Update
Integrated monitoringIn console content monitoringAbility to monitor storage and traffic out usage
Content is fully encryptedPR1
MP
MP DP
Windows Azure
Distribution Point
Microsoft Update
Policy
Content
FIREWALL
Corporate Network
Client Management ArchitectureConfiguration Manager SP1: Single pane of glass
Service Pack 1
Devices
Administrative Experience
Management Infrastructure
Windows RT, Windows Phone 8,
iOS, Android
Windows 8(x86/64, Intel
SoC)
Mac OS X, Unix/Linux
Single pane of
glass
Wave D
What's New in Windows Intune: http://technet.microsoft.com/library/hh452635.aspx?ITPID=technet
Windows 8 and Windows Phone 8 Management Capabilities
Intel x86/64Intel SoC*
Windows RTWindows Phone 8
Controlled Features
OS DeploymentPush Software DistributionSoftware Update Managements(and more…)
Supported Application Windows 8 Apps
Windows 8 Apps in the Windows Store
Win32 Apps
Governance Features
Pull Software DistributionSettings ManagementCompliance Monitoring
• Intel x86/64 and Intel SoC managed on-premise
• Windows RT and Windows Phone 8 managed through the cloud
• Single pane-of-glass management
*Intel® System on Chip (SoC)
System Center Virtual Machine Manager 2012
Virtualization Management
Hyper-V Hosts
System CenterVirtual Machine Manager 2012
R2VM and Cloud management• Supports up to 1,000 Hyper-V hosts
& 25,000 virtual machines per VMM Server
• Supports Hyper-V hosts in trusted & untrusted domains, disjointednamespace & perimeter networks
• Supports Hyper-V from 2008 R2 SP1 through to 2012 R2
• VMM can automatically transform a physical x64 Windows Server into a Hyper-V host
• Integrates with Baseboard Management Controllers to deploy Hyper-V to bare metal physical servers
Centralized, Scalable Management of Hyper-V {
Virtualization Deployment
Through integration with the BMC, VMM can wake a physical server & collect information to determine appropriate deployment
1. OOB Reboot
2. Boot from PXE
3. Authorize PXE boot
4. Download VMM customized WinPE
5. Execute a set of calls in WinPE to collect hardware inventory data (network adapters and disks)
6. Send hardware data back to VMM
Deep Discovery Prior to Hyper-V Deployment
WDS server
VMM server
Bare-metal server
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4
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Virtual Hard Disk
Physical Hardware Drivers
Physical Computer
Profile
Virtualization Deployment
Post-deep discovery, VMM will deploy a Hyper-V image to the physical server
1. OOB Reboot
2. Boot from PXE
3. Authorize PXE boot
4. Download VMM customized WinPE
5. Run generic command execution scripts and configure partitions
6. Download VHD & Inject Drivers
The host is then domain joined, added to VMM Management & post-install scripts executed
Centralized, Automated Bare Metal Hyper-V Deployment Bare-
metal server3
1
4
5
WDS server
VMM server
Library server
2
6
Live migration maintaining Fibre Channel connectivity
Virtual Fibre Channel in Hyper‑V
Hyper‑V host 1 Hyper‑V host 2
Worldwide Name Set B
Worldwide Name Set A
Worldwide Name Set B
Virtual machineVirtual machineLIVE MIGRATION• Unmediated access to a storage area
network (SAN)
• Hardware-based I/O path to virtual hard disk stack
• Single Hyper‑V host connected to different SANs
• Up to four Virtual Fibre Channel adapters on a virtual machine
• Multipath I/O (MPIO) functionality
• Supports Live migration
• Now managed by System Center Virtual Machine Manager 2012 R2
Access Fibre Channel SAN data from a virtual machine
Worldwide Name Set A
VMM Networking – Partner Ecosystem
Integration with software and hardware Load Balancers through hardware provider
• F5 BIG-IP, Brocade Server, Iron ADX, Citrix NetScaler, In-box Microsoft NLB
VMM integrates with Switch Extensions to manage and deploy to Hyper-V hosts
• Cisco Nexus 1000v, inMon sFlow, 5nine, NEC
VMM integrates with in-box and Partner gateways, to allow VMs on virtualized networks to communicate externally.
• In-box, Iron Networks, F5, Huawei
Rich Partner Ecosystem Adds Value through Network Services
System Center Operations Manager 2012
Device & ServerMonitoring
Audit Collection Service (ACS)
What is in SCOM 2012
Proactive alertingaction response
Client Monitoring
Service Oriented
Knowledge Management
Management Reports
Cross Plattform
SLA Monitoring
Application Monitoring (AVIcode)
Network Monitoring
Dashboards
Out of the box HA
Easy to scale out
Enhanced network monitoring
Storage monitoring
Virtual fabric monitoring
OpsMgr 2012 Investments
App InsightInfrastructure Communication
360 dashboards
DevOps scenarios
Global Service Monitor
Enhanced APM: WCF, MVC, .NET Windows services
Storage Monitoring CapabilitiesBased on OM-VMM connection
Alerts for thin provisioning threshold eventsDashboards
Viewing historical capacity utilizationIdentifying which VMs are affected by capacity exhaustion
New Network Monitoring Capabilities
New Network Monitoring Capabilities
Monitoring of hundreds of new network devicesVirtual network monitoring (based on OM-VMM connection)
Network (Virtual) Vicinity DashboardVirtual Node Dashboard
Network Devices Supported for Discovery by Operations Manager:
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/hh212728
System Center Data Protection Manager 2012
Online Snapshots
Disk-Based Backup
Active Directory
Tape-Based Backup
Data Protection Manager
Up to Every 15 minutes
Disaster Recoverywith offsite replication and tape
Data Protection Manager
DPM 2012 SP1 Overview
Cloud Backup
Themes: System Center 2012 SP1 DPM
CloudWindows Server 2012
Perf and Scale
CSV 2.0Remote SMBData DeduplicationVM Mobility…
DPM Backup to Cloud
Increase ScaleIncrease Performance
900% backup performance improvementParallel BackupsLive Migration
Hyper-V Over CSV VM Protection
Uninterrupted data protection upon VM live migration• Inter Cluster• Intra Cluster• Standalone to Standalone• Cluster to Standalone and vice versa
Uninterrupted Data Protection - VM Mobility
DPM 2012 enhancements
Ability to take backup to Azure ServiceDPM Backup to Azure
Efficient Data protection of Dedup file system volume• Efficient over the wire• Efficient on DPM storage
Dedup File System Protection
DPM can now protect SQL 2012 “Always ON” databasesSQL 2012 “Always ON” DB protection
Online Snapshots
Disk-Based Backup
Active Directory
Tape-Based Backup
Data Protection Manager
Up to Every 15 minutes
Disaster Recoverywith offsite replication and tape
Data Protection Manager
DPM Backup to Cloud
Cloud Backup
DPM Backup To Azure Ability to backup to AzureWell integrated into current workflows
No new workflow learning for customersNew Online ServiceHow does it work?
Customer subscribes to Online ServiceDeploys DPM-A bits on DPM ServerRegisters DPM to Online ServiceCreate new or modify protection group
Flexible cloud choice, familiar technology, no lock-in.Their own multi-tenant cloud, that’s as easy as Azure.
Chargeback.
Simple, automated operations.
More effective utilization of existing hardware assets.
Tenant choice and dynamic control.
Integration with LOB systems.
Commodity and custom cloud offerings.
Enterprises want….
Windows Azure technology
Customer Portal
Windows Azure
Compute, Storage, NetworkIT Admin
Customers
In your datacenter
Your datacenter
System Center + Windows Server
Compute, Storage, Network
Tenant Portal
Customers
IT Admin
Windows Azure Pack
In your datacenter
System Center + Windows Server
Compute, Storage, Network
Admin Portal
Tenant M
gt
Auto-m
ation
Resource Clouds
Hosting Plans
Billing
Tenant Portal
Customers
IT Admin
Your datacenter
Tenant experience
Customer
ServiceProviderMicrosoft
ConsistentPlatform
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Why choose the Windows Azure Pack?
Enterprise-class Simple and cost-effective Open and interoperable
• Builds on a familiar foundation of Windows Server and System Center.
• Isolated virtual networks for multi-tenant workloads.
• Extensibility and integration.
• Windows Azure code running in your datacenter.
• Highly scalable virtualization and management platform.
• Simple service delivery for multi-tenant cloud infrastructure.
• Out-of-box infrastructure and application service offerings.
• Standardized service provisioning using service templates.
• Automation platform.
• Advanced Windows Server 2012 features on standard hardware.
• Easy VM and Web application portability.
• Private, hosted and public cloud.
• Broad application platform support including .NET, node.js, PHP.
• OData REST API for portal level integration.
• Service Bus for asynchronous distributed application integration.