X86 Virtualization Technology Evolution to HP Virtualization Performance Viewer (HP vpv)



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Technical white paper X86 Virtualization Technology Evolution to HP Virtualization Performance Viewer (HP vpv) HP vpv 2.20 Table of contents Summary 2 Evolution Story 2 Comparing HP vpv with VI-SPI 3 Comparing Alerts in HP vpv and VI SPI 4 Comparing Virtualization Use Cases in HP vpv and VI SPI 5

Summary With HP vpv 2.20 release, existing HP Operations Smart Plugin for Virtualization (VI SPI) and HP OpsBridge Management Pack for Virtualization (VI Management Pack) users can start to use a monitoring only edition of HP vpv for x86 virtualization technologies (VMware vsphere, Microsoft Hyper-V, KVM and Xen). For x86 virtualization technologies, you can continue to use the VI-SPI and VI Management Pack till the obsolescence of HP Operations Agent 11.1x. For non-x86 virtualization technologies (HPVM, AIX, Solaris), you can continue to use the VI SPI and VI Management Pack. Some of the key benefits that you get with the technology evolution to HP vpv are: Improved scalability and interoperability Improved coverage of metrics While the technology evolution entitles you to an equivalent capability replacement in HP vpv, you can get enhanced performance troubleshooting and capacity optimization of physical, virtual and cloud technologies with the premium edition of HP vpv. Evolution Story VI SPI enables you to manage and monitor virtual infrastructure on various technologies from an HP Operations Manager (HPOM) and HP Operations Manager i (OMi) console. VI SPI monitors the performance, capacity, utilization, availability, and resource consumption of the host machines, virtual machines, and resource pools. HP vpv is a web-based analysis and visualization tool that analyzes performance trends of elements in virtualized environments. With the technology evolution of VI SPI to HP vpv, you can use the monitoring only edition of HP vpv for x86 virtualization technologies (VMware vsphere, Microsoft Hyper-V, KVM and Xen). For non-x86 virtualization technologies (HPVM, AIX, Solaris), you can continue to use the VI SPI and VI Management Pack. Earlier Model New Model

Table 1. Comparative Analysis of VI-SPI with HP vpv Comparing HP vpv with VI-SPI With VI-SPI technology evolution to HP vpv you can experience improvements at various feature levels. The following table lists a comparative analysis of the features in HP vpv and VI-SPI: VI SPI HP vpv (Monitoring Only) HP vpv (Premium) Ease of configuration Need to deploy multiple policies to nodes for basic alert generation. Need to deploy only a limited set of policies when HP vpv is integrated with HP Operations Manager/HP Operations Manager i (HP OM/OMi). These policies are used to forward HP vpv topology and alerts to HP OM/OMi. Need to deploy only a limited set of policies when HP vpv is integrated with HP Operations Manager/HP Operations Manager i (HP OM/OMi). These policies are used to forward HP vpv topology and alerts to HP OM/OMi. Scale (OS instances) VMware - 2000 Hyper-V - ~40 KVM ~20 Unlimited VMware 6000 Hyper-V 500 KVM 500 Depth of Metrics 250 (VMware) 409 (VMware) 61 (KVM) 51 (Xen) 409 (VMware) 61 (KVM) 51 (Xen) Data Retention 8 days 8 days 90 days User Interface for Data Source Management Command Line HTML5 HTML5 Database SQLite HP Vertica HP Vertica Alert Generation Alerting analysis happens at scheduled intervals. Real-time analysis for alert generation. Real-time analysis for alert generation. Only thresholds are used for alert generation. Only utilization based sizing and saturation detection at Guest and Host levels only. All instances processed individually. Have some noisy policies like GuestIOLatency monitor, SimpleCpuUtilMonitor, and so on. Real-time baselining used in addition to thresholds for alert generation. Demand based sizing and saturation detection at Guest, Host, and Cluster levels. Efficient processing of multiple instances all instances processed together. Improved information quality in alerts less noisy. Real-time baselining used in addition to thresholds for alert generation. Demand based sizing and saturation detection at Guest, Host, and Cluster levels. Efficient processing of multiple instances all instances processed together. Improved information quality in alerts less noisy. Alert Customization Each alert policy parameter needs to be set individually. Easy alert customization using alert sensitivity setting. Easy alert customization using alert sensitivity setting. Alert customization and enrichment possible by modifying the policy at OM. Alert customization and enrichment possible by modifying the opcmsg policy at OM. Alert customization and enrichment possible by modifying the opcmsg policy at OM. Sizing Alerts No sizing alerts. Sizing alerts for CPU and Memory Sizing alerts for CPU and Memory

Topology Discovery Speed Topology creation is slow takes 30 mins for 2000 instances. Fast topology creation takes 15 mins for 6000 instances.. Fast topology creation takes 15 mins for 6000 instances.. Very slow addition of nodes using OM server CLI takes 3~4 hours for 2000 nodes. Fast addition of nodes for VMs and Hosts in OM Server using discovery XML addition of 6000 nodes takes 70 mins. Fast addition of nodes for VMs and Hosts in OM Server using discovery XML addition of 6000 nodes takes 70 mins. vmotion vmotion topology changes are not reflected in HP OM/OMi. vmotion topology changes are reflected in HP OM/OMi. vmotion topology changes are reflected in HP OM/OMi. Self Monitoring Self monitoring policies generate alerts. No self monitoring alerts. HP vpv VM s health is monitored like any other VM. No self monitoring alerts. HP vpv VM s health is monitored like any other VM. Integrations OM, OMi, SHR OM, OMi OM, OMi, HP BSM, OneView Comparing Alerts in HP vpv and VI SPI Alerts are messages that enable you to quickly identify and troubleshoot problems in the virtualized environments. With VI-SPI technology evolution to HP vpv, the overall alerting experience for x86 virtualization technologies is enhanced at various levels. The key highlights are: Real time alert generation Easy alert customization using Low, High, Medium, or Custom sensitivity configurations Demand based sizing and saturation alerts The following table lists a comparative analysis of the alerts generated in HP VPV and VI-SPI: Table 2. Comparative Analysis of alerts in VI-SPI with HP vpv Entity Condition HP vpv (Monitoring Only) VI SPI Host CPU Saturation Yes Yes CPU Utilization Yes Yes Memory Saturation Yes Yes Memory Utilization Yes Yes VM CPU Saturation Yes No CPU Utilization Yes Yes CPU Oversize Yes No CPU Undersize Yes No Memory Saturation Yes No Memory Utilization Yes Yes Memory Oversize Yes No Memory Undersize Yes No Cluster (only VMWare) CPU Saturation Yes No CPU Utilization No Yes Memory Saturation Yes No Memory Utilization No Yes Datastore Disk Space Utilization Yes Yes Kernel Latency (Only Yes No

VMware) Note Only utilization alerts are available for the KVM domain. Comparing Virtualization Use Cases in HP vpv and VI SPI The VI-SPI technology evolution to HP vpv entitles you to an equivalent capability replacement in HP vpv. However, you can get enhanced performance troubleshooting and capacity optimization of physical, virtual and cloud technologies with the premium edition of HP vpv. The following table provides a comparative analysis of the key virtualization use cases in HP VPV and VI-SPI: Table 3. Comparative Analysis of virtualization use cases in VI-SPI with HP vpv Persona Use Case HP vpv VI SPI Virtualization Subject Matter Expert Does Performance Triaging Provides guided troubleshooting workflows with Treemap and Workbench. PMi Graphs Provides realtime Guest-OS drilldown. Operator Gets saturation and bottleneck alerts Provides saturation and bottleneck alerts for Guests, Hosts and Clusters using baselines and thresholds with additional context for analysis. Provides saturation and bottleneck alerts for Guests and Hosts only using thresholds. Capacity Planner Gets capacity optimization recommendations Provides right-sizing recommendations Gets utilization forecasts Provides forecasts for CPU, memory and storage utilization with auto-selected best fit curve Does capacity modeling and simulation Provides what-if scenario modelling to find adequacy of capacity Cloud Consumer Right-sizes workload to save cost and improve efficiency Provides sizing reports for tenants Plans future resource needs using utilization forecasts Provides utilization forecasts for tenants Triages performance issues Provides workbench and realtime Guest-OS drill down for tenants Cloud Provider Does intelligent workload placement Provides placement suggestions through UI and REST APIs. Analyzes utilization per cloud tenant Provides business grouping to group infrastructure by tenant organizations.

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