VIRTUALIZATION: WHAT S NEW IN HYPER V-2016 Stephen Deming Sr. Partner Technology Strategist Microsoft Corporation
Which option does your datacenter resemble? Traditional Tight coupling between infrastructure and apps Expensive, vertically integrated hardware Silo-ed infrastructure and operations Highly customized processes and configurations Software defined Loosely coupled infrastructure with apps & micro-services Industry-standard hardware Service-focused delivery Standardized processes and configurations
Transform IT Softwaredefined datacenter Windows Server Cloud service delivery Modern development platform System Center Management anywhere Operations Management Suite
Softwaredefined datacenter Windows Server Cloud service delivery Azure Stack Modern development platform Azure System Center Management anywhere Operations Management Suite
Cloud-inspired infrastructure Compute cluster Network controller Provisioning and operations Windows Server Hyper-V System Center Storage cluster infused with Azure designs and technologies Security controller Virtual machines Virtual networks File servers Shielded VMs Windows Server Hyper-V System Center
New in Windows Server 2016 Nested virtualization PowerShell support for VM upgrade / versioning Node fairness for better resource utilization Shared VHDX integration Network controller, including a high availability mode East-West load balancing Virtual Machine Multi- Queue to enable 10G+ performance Containter specific networking Hyper-converged option using Storage Spaces Direct for increasing efficiency Storage Health Service with a single monitoring point per cluster Increased flexibility with maximum bandwidth settings for a VHD/X using storage QoS Shielded VMs Just Enough Administration and Just In Time administration for separation of roles on all systems
Confidently virtualize anything Frictionless cloud-cadence infrastructure upgrades Benchmark-setting scale, performance, and availability Best-in-class support for Linux 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 in- Hot add remove vnic and guest vrss
Flexible workload placement Cloud-scale fundamentals SDN infrastructure Network function virtualization Connect to Azure Data plane based on Azure High-throughput, lowlatency 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, costeffective 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 Protect virtual machines from compromised host Control and monitor administrator privileges Add access and usage policies to sensitive information Detect and respond to breach faster Hardware-rooted security Just-in-time administration File Classification Infrastructure Privilege Security Event Logging Shielded virtual machines Just enough administration Azure Rights Management Services Cloud-based security analysis Guardian Service Next generation credentials Dynamic Access Control Out-of-the-box anti-malware
Softwaredefined datacenter Windows Server Cloud service delivery Azure Stack Modern application development platform Azure System Center Management anywhere Operations Management Suite
New deployment option: Nano Server Just enough OS Optimized for modern applications Higher density and performance Third-party applications RDS experience Reduced attack surface and servicing requirements Next-gen distributed app frameworks Traditional VM workloads Interoperate with existing server applications Containers and modern applications Nano Server Just enough OS Server Core Lower maintenance server environment Full GUI Specialized workloads
What is a container? Traditional virtual machines = hardware virtualization VM VM VM VM VM Containers = Operating system virtualization CONTAINER CONTAINER CONTAINER CONTAINER CONTAINER OS
Windows Server Containers Anatomy and key capabilities Spotlight capabilities Build: write, run, and scale within containers Container A Container B Container C Web tier App tier DB tier Run: container capabilities built into Windows Server Manage: deploy and manage using PowerShell Resources: define resources per container Network: IP options for connectivity
Hyper-V Containers Anatomy and key capabilities Spotlight capabilities Consistency: consistent container APIs Compatibility: identical container images Strong isolation: dedicated kernel copy Highly trusted: proven Hyper-V technology Optimized: virtualization layer and OS optimized Hyper-V Container Hyper-V Container
Management anywhere Softwaredefined datacenter Windows Server Cloud service delivery Azure Stack Azure Modern application platform System Center Management anywhere Operations Management Suite
Shifting needs in IT management TECHNOLOGY FLUCTUATING RETOOLING FOR VELOCITY CLOUD BASED INNOVATION ANALYTICS CONTAINERS DEVOPS SERVICE MANAGEMENT CLOUD MIGRATION SERVICES
System Center 2016 (Standard and Datacenter) Device Management Support for Windows 10 deployments, MDM enrollment with Azure AD, Access restriction based on device enrollment and policy Provisioning Support for Windows Server 2016 Hyper-V features, Rolling cluster upgrades, Simplified networking, Shielded VM provisioning, Guarded host management, Support for vcenter 5.5 Monitoring Nano Server, Windows storage, SMI-S support, MP Catalog, Performance improvements, Enhanced Data Visualization, SCOM Partner Program Automation Migration to cloud, SCO Integration Packs and Runbooks Self-Service Improved usability and perf, HTML5 self-service portal, New Exchange connector Data Protection Azure Express Route support, Shielded VM, Storage spaces direct
Hybrid Visibility Any Platform Application Management Control Microsoft visibility Hybrid monitoring AlwaysOn Real-time performance backup and disaster recovery Continuous Dynamic application health dependency mapping Any Cloud Protection Automated Faster fault backup analysis and Management disaster recovery process Security On-premises System Center
System Center and OMS better together Visibility Control Protection Security Malicious IP detection Patching on your terms Comprehensive security posture End-to-end dependency view Streamlined alert management Holistic network monitoring Always-on applications Central backup management Cloud integrated disaster recovery Elevate process automation Easy configuration management Quick automated remediation
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