How To Make Your Computer More Efficient And Reliable

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1 VMware View 5 Beat Utzinger 1. Juni 2012 Seite: 1

2 A Vision of End User Computing Sources: Morgan Stanley 2011, Gartner 2011, Forrester 2010, Pew 2011 ACCESS: 37% use do-it-yourself tech 97% carry > 2 devices OS DEVICES ACCESS APPS APPS: 2015 Mobile App Market $38B DEVICES: 2010 Shipments Tablets + Smartphones > PC 2015 shipments 1.1B cell phones, 300M tablets Seite: 2

3 IT is Under Pressure from Every Direction OS DEVICES ACCESS APPS STUCK IN A VICIOUS SPIRAL Seite: 3

4 The Post-PC Era ios Android Mac (Physical) Windows (Physical) Seite: 4

5 The Post-PC Era and the Peacemeal Approach ios Android Mac (Physical) Windows (Physical) Seite: 5

6 VMware End User Computing Platform for the Post-PC Era SIMPLIFY MANAGE CONNECT Desktop Service Universal Services Broker App Catalog Service End Users Users, Desktops, Apps, Data Policies Data Service Seite: 6 Secure Universal Access

7 VMware View Delivers Desktops as a Managed Service SIMPLIFY MANAGE CONNECT VMware View Architecture Desktop Service View ThinApp VMware View View ThinApp App Catalog Service End Users Users, Desktops, Apps, Data Policies VMware View Manager VMware View Composer Data Service Seite: 7 VMware View Clients Secure Universal Access VMware ThinApp

8 Reliability for Desktops Ensure optimal desktop performance Protection from planned server downtime - vmotion Protect from planned storage downtime - Storage vmotion Seite: 8

9 View Manager Easy Management Simplicity with Single Console Management Manage desktop components from a single console Operating System Applications Apply policy, assign applications and deploy desktops Monitor and troubleshoot with a unified view of the desktop infrastructure Seite: 9

10 Enhanced Desktop Security Improve control with data secure in the datacenter Enable access to desktops with encrypted access from all endpoints Simplify compliance with central control and auditing of desktop and data usage Seite: 10

11 Delivering the Best User Experience Adaptive protocol for optimal user experience on LAN and WAN End-to-end software solution with optional hardware Addressing requirements from the task worker to power user Seite: 11

12 Uncompromised Usability Flash Content and Graphics True Multi-Monitor Progressive Build of Graphics USB Redirection Multimedia Redirection Print Optimizations Seite: 12

13 Modern Desktop Why Management Matters Simplicity Management tools must not add additional complexity Efficiency The management model must enable process improvements Security The solution should help IT address security requirements Persona Applications Operating System Secure Seite: 13

14 VMware View Pakete und Preise vsphere Desktop vsphere Desktop vcenter Desktop View Manager View Composer Persona Management Local Mode vshield Endpoint ThinApp Pricing per CCU Powered on desktop VM View Enterprise View Premier $65 $150 $250 Seite: 14

15 VMware View 5.1 What s New Beat Utzinger 1. Juni 2012 Seite: 15

16 Übersicht Connect Manage Simplify Newly implemented USB redirection stack Radius Authentication (more options) More clients (e.g. New Mac Clients) PCoIP & User Experience improvements Local Mode enhancements Admin UI Performance Enhancements Persona Management for physical machines Persona Management Migration tool Support for Pre-created AD machine accounts Large scale tuning and best practices View Storage Accelerator View Composer Array Integration (Tech Preview) Cluster size expansion for NFS Datastores Standalone View Composer Server Customer Experience Improvement Program Seite: 16

17 View Storage Accelerator Overview In-memory cache of common block reads (Content Based Read Cache) Applicable to all types of desktops Completely transparent to the guest 100% server based No special array technology needed Benefits Reduce storage cost Storage can be sized for average workloads Decrease peak IOPS load on storage Ensure consistent user experience by handling worst case usage Allow larger concurrent user scale on same resources Seite: 17

18 IOPS MBps Sample Data: Windows 7 Single Boot Storm IOPS Bandwidth consumption View Storage Accelerator Disabled View Storage Accelerator Enabled View Storage Accelerator Disabled View Storage Accelerator Enabled 0 Peak IOPS Avg IOPS ~80% reduction in peak IOPS 0 Peak throughput Avg throughput ~45% reduction in average IOPS ~65% reduction in peak throughput ~25% reduction in average throughput Seite: 18

19 View Composer Array Integration (VCAI) Tech Preview API s for Partner Enabled Storage Arrays Overview View Composer Linked Clones New storage capability for View Composer based virtual desktops Integrate with NAS storage partners native cloning capabilities using vstorage APIs for Array Integration (VAAI) Benefits Parent Image Speeds up provisioning and management operations for View Composer based desktops Improve storage space and performance by replacing redo logs with block revectoring in the array Maximize value of investment in new storage technologies from top vendors. NAS Storage Seite: 19

20 View Admin UI Improvements Overview Compatibility with local browser settings Localized to five foreign languages (in final product) French German Japanese Korean Simplified Chinese Seite: 20

21 View Persona Improvements Physical Device Support and One-time Migration From XP to Win7 Overview Same View Persona now for physical Supports laptops No infrastructure required Support for Win 7, Vista, XP One persona management strategy for all devices One-time XP to Win7 migration Customer Benefits Facilitates physical-to-view migrations Enables PC re-purposing Improve performance Improve user experience Seite: 21

22 New USB Architecture Improved USB Device Compatibility Overview Substantial improvements to View s underlying remote USB architecture. First available in Windows client. Linux based clients to follow. Benefits Improved Compatibility: the vast majority of existing USB devices will now connect to View without issue. Seite: 22

23 2-Factor Authentication RADIUS Support More Vendor Choice for 2-Factor Authentication Overview Support for multiple two-factor authentication vendor offerings like: RSA SecurID VASCO DIGIPASS SMS Passcode SafeNet Others Benefits New choices of authentication vendors Compatibility with previous auth choices More control of cost/managability/security value propositions when selecting the authentication solution right for a business Seite: 23

24 Normalized Results (lower is better) Continued PCoIP Performance Improvements 1.2 PCoIP View 5.1 Beta RDP 7 XD Equivalent Image quality Max FPS 24 Media redirection disabled WAN condition View Planner workload 0 CPU usage BW Usage Seite: 24

25 Desktop Client: Mac Overview GA available in late Q Supports Mac OS X & 10.7.x PCoIP and RDP support Does not include support for: USB re-direction, Smart card, Multiple displays, Local Printers Benefits Mac users get full benefit of the View experience Enables use of View in additional verticals that employ Mac hardware (Education, Exec, Gov) Seite: 25

26 Desktop Client: Repurposed PCs Overview IT installable clients for PC repurposing Ubuntu Linux releases in Ubuntu Software Center Full support for Windows ThinPC Benefits Give IT a choice of low-cost options to leverage existing PC hardware Enhance customer choices of non-windows end-points with Linux client Seite: 26

27 Mobile Client: ios Overview Full-on PCoIP Experience Support for ipad 1 and ipad 2 Benefits Access View desktops from the market leading tablet Best-in-class VDI experience on devices that are used by key decision makers Ongoing releases enable ability to address customer feedback in a timely manner Seite: 27

28 Mobile Client: Android Overview Focus on new market entries & target Honeycomb and later tablets from major players Support hot devices in market (Kindle Fire) Regular 3-4 releases a year to ensure broad device support Benefits #1 phone and #2 tablet operating system Seite: 28

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