Learn how you can virtualize and optimize your Windows applications and workloads while accommodating growth with Microsoft® Private Cloud and SQL Server 2012 running on Hitachi Unified Compute Platform.
You can create building blocks for a cloud environment that is reliable, scalable, multitenant and multi-tiered with Hitachi Unified Compute Platform Select for Microsoft Private Cloud.
Also, the Hitachi solution for a medium-sized Microsoft SQL Server data warehouse enables your enterprise to consolidate silos for enterprise-wide business intelligence and scale your data warehouse to hundreds of terabytes.
2. WEBTECH EDUCATIONAL SERIES
QUICKLY DEPLOY MICROSOFT PRIVATE CLOUD AND SQL SERVER 2012
DATA WAREHOUSE ON HITACHI CONVERGED SOLUTIONS
Learn how you can virtualize and optimize your Windows applications and workloads while
accommodating growth with Microsoft® Private Cloud and SQL Server 2012 running on Hitachi
Unified Compute Platform.
You can create building blocks for a cloud environment that is reliable, scalable, multitenant and multitiered with Hitachi Unified Compute Platform Select for Microsoft Private Cloud.
Also, the Hitachi solution for a medium-sized Microsoft SQL Server data warehouse enables your
enterprise to consolidate silos for enterprise-wide business intelligence and scale your data
warehouse to hundreds of terabytes.
Attend this webcast and learn how to:
Turn on solutions that "just work."
Be up and running in days with solutions that have been pre-validated by the Microsoft Private
Cloud Fast Track program.
Allow better business decision making by consolidating silos of data onto an enterprise data
warehouse of your Microsoft SQL Fast Track solution with minimal data and storage latency.
Maximize your investment in Microsoft solutions, whether on-premises or in the cloud.
3. UPCOMING WEBTECHS
October
‒ Private Versus Public Cloud: Security and Privacy Do Matter, Oct 9, 9 a.m. PT,12
p.m. ET
‒ Build Converged Infrastructures With True Systems Management, Oct 23, 9 a.m.
PT,12 p.m. ET
November
‒ Stay tuned for a focus on Hitachi Software.
Check www.hds.com/webtech for
Links to the recording, the presentation, and Q&A (available next week)
Schedule and registration for upcoming WebTech sessions
Questions will be posted in the HDS Community:
http://community.hds.com/groups/webtech
5. SPEAKERS
• Claude Lorenson, Ph.D.
Senior Product Manager, Cloud OS Marketing, Microsoft
• Chris Marsh
Sr. Solutions Marketing Manager, ERP, Data Warehousing,
BI & Analytics, Hitachi Data Systems
• Julianne Raedeke
Sr. Solutions Marketing Manager, Virtualization and Business
Applications, Hitachi Data Systems
6. AGENDA
Microsoft introduction
‒ Cloud OS
‒ Complete and Consistent Platform
‒ Windows Server, System Center, SQL Server
‒ Fast Track Programs
Hitachi Unified Compute Platform for Microsoft SQL
Server
Hitachi Unified Compute Platform for Microsoft Private
Cloud
Conclusion
7.
8.
9. Beyond
virtualization
Scale and secure workloads, cost-effectively
build a private cloud, and securely connect to
cloud services
The power of
many servers,
the simplicity
of one
Efficiently manage infrastructure while
maximizing uptime and minimizing failures and
downtime
Every app, any
cloud
Build on an open and scalable web platform
that supports applications across premises
Modern
workstyle,
enabled
Support a mobile and flexible work style
9
12. Data Warehouse Fast Track
for SQL Server 2012
• Fast Track delivers balanced
database system
configurations for latest SQL
Server and hardware
capabilities.
• Customers get new and
enhanced benefits with Fast
Track & SQL Server 2012
• Balanced capacity and
performance for SQL Server
2012
• Optimized for Column Store
Index
Private Cloud Fast Track
• Fast Track delivers validated
Microsoft design with rich
software portfolio
• Pre-configured at Hitachi
Distribution Centers
• Balanced capacity based on
flexible architectures
• Integrated management for
virtual machines and
infrastructure deployment
• Optimized for Windows Server
2012 and System Center 2012
SP1
14. HITACHI UNIFIED COMPUTE PLATFORM
FOR MICROSOFT SQL SERVER 2012 –
MEDIUM-SIZED DATA WAREHOUSE
CHRIS MARSH
15. CHALLENGES & BUSINESS DRIVERS
50TB DATAWAREHOUSE
Challenges:
Data contained in silos
Inability to make Business Intelligence and
decision making based on enterprise-wide
data impacts business
Big Data: Volume, Variety and Velocity
adding to complexity of Data Warehousing
Business Impact:
Innovation
Operational Efficiency
Maintain Competitiveness
18. BIG DATA
BIG DATA: VOLUME, VELOCITY, AND VARIETY
• How do I incorporate Big Data
into my Microsoft SQL Server
DW strategy?
• What are some architectural
approaches?
• What does Hitachi and
Microsoft support for Big Data
in a DW environment?
19. 50 TB DATA WAREHOUSE REQUIREMENTS
UNIQUE REQUIREMENTS COMPARED TO <10TB DATA WAREHOUSE
PERFORMANCE
Fast query
response times
Complex
queries
SCALABILITY
SCALABILIT
Y
More end users
Storage
capacities from
100s TB to 1
Petabyte
DATA
SCALABILIT
AVAILABILITY
Y
BI and DW
shifting from
“Business Critical”
to “Mission
Critical”
Innovation,
competitiveness,
and operational
efficiency
20. HITACHI UCP FOR MICROSOFT SQL SERVER
MEDIUM LEVEL DATAWAREHOUSE
Complete reference architecture
Microsoft FastTrack validated
Ready to Deploy
Highly reliable Hitachi storage and
blade servers
Built-in redundancy
Optional blade server high
availability implementation
Add Microsoft SQL Server
connector for Apache Hadoop
21. HITACHI BUSINESS CONTINUITY ARCHITECTURE
MS SQL Server High Availability Group
ROBO
SQL DB
Site A
ROBO
Up to 200KM (125 miles)
Site B
ROBO
SQL DB
ROBO
SQL DB
ROBO
SQL DB
ROBO
SQL DB
ROBO
SQL DB
ROBO
SQL DB
ROBO
SQL DB
ROBO
SQL DB
SYNCHRONOUS
REPLICATION
Up to 1 Petabyte
Storage
Up to 1 Petabyte
Storage
For each SMP
Server
For each SMP
Server
ROBO
SQL DB
ROBO
SQL DB
ROBO
SQL DB
22. HITACHI 3-SITE REPLICATION WITH DELTA
RESYNCH
Site A
Up to 200km
(125 miles)
Site B
ROBO
SQL DB
ROBO
SQL DB
SYNCHRONOUS
REPLICATION
LIVE DATABASE
LIVE DATABASE
Asynchronous
Replication
Asynchronous
Replication
SQL FAILOVER STANDBY
SERVERS
25. YOUR WAY TO YOUR PRIVATE CLOUD
A TRANSFORMATION PROCESS
Cost Reduction and Agility
Private
Infrastructure Cloud
Self-Service/Chargeback
Automation
Convergence
Virtualization
DIY or leverage HDS Services
With a Commitment to Continuous Improvement
Realize Measurable Benefits at Each Stage
to Move You Forward
26. CHALLENGES & BUSINESS DRIVERS
.
Time to
Deploy
Application
Complexity
automation &
orchestration
Maintaining
SLAs
Automating
Operations
Utilizing Resources
Efficiently
27. UCP SELECT FOR MICROSOFT
PRIVATE CLOUD
A FOUNDATION FOR CLOUD
Includes server, storage, and
network elements
‒ Consolidated resource pools
assigned to business needs
SERVER,
STORAGE AND
NETWORK
Eliminates road blocks to
private cloud
‒ Related to lack of infrastructure
standards, expertise and best
practices
Increases automation to
significantly improve opex
PREDICTABLE, REPEATABLE, RELIABLE
29. MIGRATE MICROSOFT APPS
MOVE WITH CONFIDENCE
No single point-of-failure architectures
Enterprise class components and scalability
‒ 99.999% hardware availability
‒ HDS mission critical experience service/support
‒ Automated load balancing for even workload distribution
‒ QoS for each layer: server, network, storage
‒ Backed up with SLAs
30. UCP SELECT FOR MICROSOFT PRIVATE CLOUD
Built for Windows Server
‒ Windows Server 2012/Hyper-V V3
‒ System Center 2012 SP1
TOR SWITCH
SOLD SEPARATELY
Production Blades
‒ Includes Hitachi adapter integrations for SCOM,
SCO, and VMM
Ideal compute platform for virtualization
‒ Uses integrated Fibre Channel networking
Storage provides excellent performance and
scalability
‒ Virtualize 3rd-party arrays to extend investments
Scales from 60–750 VMs in medium
configuration
Scales 450-1800 VMs in base configuration; can
scale to over 12,000 VMs
Management Failover
Cluster
Blade
31. HITACHI ADAPTERS FOR MICROSOFT
SYSTEM CENTER
REDUCE OPEX – INTEGRATE WITH SYSTEM CENTER
Hitachi Storage Adapter for
Microsoft System Center
Operations Manager
‒ Monitor the health and performance
of Hitachi storage components
Hitachi Storage Adapter for
Microsoft Windows Server
PowerShell
‒ Extend PowerShell commands with
Hitachi storage management
functions including discovery,
management, and provisioning.
‒ Serves as the foundation for other
Hitachi and System Center
integrations
32. HITACHI ADAPTERS FOR MICROSOFT
SYSTEM CENTER
TOOLS FOR THE CLOUD
Hitachi Storage Adapter for Microsoft
System Center Orchestrator
‒ Automate the creation, monitoring, and
deployment of Hitachi storage resources
in your environment
‒ Workflows and runbook automation via
PowerShell
33. HITACHI STORAGE ADAPTER FOR MICROSOFT
VOLUME SHADOWCOPY SERVICE
BACKUP AND RECOVERY FRAMEWORK
Integrates into the Microsoft backup
and recovery framework that is part of
Windows Server 2012 using Hitachi insystem replication technologies
‒ Hitachi ShadowImage
‒ Hitachi Copy-on-Write Snapshot
Benefits
‒ Zero impact on production systems
‒ Reduced backup windows
‒ Easily manage the backup and recovery
of your private cloud environment
Works effectively with backup
applications such as Microsoft DPM
and Hitachi Application Protector
34. PROVEN SUCCESS
UCP SELECT FOR MICROSOFT PRIVATE CLOUD
“Hitachi Data Systems products combine best-in-class
architecture, reliability and excellent technical support, and
have enabled us to have 100% availability.”
Jitendra Sangharajka, Associate Vice President & Head Enterprise
Platform Management, Information Systems, Infosys
CHALLENGES
Faster time-to-market and
ability to better react to the
changing needs of
customers is critical
Wanted multi-tenancy and
multi-site disaster recovery
Adding new user accounts
HDS SOLUTION
RESULTS
Hitachi UCP Select
for Microsoft Private Cloud
V3
Able to bring applications
and users online real-time
Designed for Hyper-V and
System Center Orchestration
and Management
Validated for Microsoft
Applications
Improved performance,
multi-tenancy and multi-site
DR
Infosys turned deployment
into service model to their
business practice customers
35. HITACHI UNIFIED COMPUTE PLATFORM
VALIDATED FOR MICROSOFT APPLICATIONS AND WORKLOADS
Pre-configured for quick deployment
Migrate and virtualize Microsoft
applications with confidence
Mission Critical expertise, designed
for the most demanding workloads
Predictable, repeatable and
sustainable performance
Scalable; grow as your business
grows
36. CLOUD OS ACCELERATE PROGRAM
JOINT PROGRAM FROM MICROSOFT AND HITACHI DATA SYSTEMS
Save up to $75,000 USD when
you purchase Hitachi UCP for
Microsoft Private Cloud*
*Contact your sales representative for more details
38. UPCOMING WEBTECHS
October
‒ Private Versus Public Cloud: Security and Privacy Do Matter, Oct 9, 9 a.m. PT,12
p.m. ET
‒ Build Converged Infrastructures With True Systems Management, Oct 23, 9 a.m.
PT,12 p.m. ET
November
‒ Stay tuned for a focus on Hitachi Software.
Check www.hds.com/webtech for
Links to the recording, the presentation, and Q&A (available next week)
Schedule and registration for upcoming WebTech sessions
Questions will be posted in the HDS Community:
http://community.hds.com/groups/webtech
Kathy to cover agenda, then pass the ball to Claude.
Now when we look at the heart and mission of the Cloud OS- it is to incorporate these key trends across infrastructure, data platform and applications and to deliver to our customers 1 consistent platform whether it is behind their firewall, behind Windows Azure firewall or third party service providers. The benefits customers gain with a consistent platform include common development, management, data platform, identity and virtualization regardless of where the application is being run. In this session we are going to focus on the one consistent data platform across on-premises and cloud.For the remainder of this session we are going to take a closer look at the data platform in the Cloud OS – SQL Server 2014 and talk about it capabilities and how it also deliver on this promise of 1 consistent data platform.
Note: This slide has 4 clicksOptimize your IT for the cloud with Windows Server 2012When you optimize your IT for the cloud with Windows Server 2012, you take advantage of the skills and investment you’ve already made in building a familiar and consistent platform. Windows Server 2012 builds on that familiarity. With Windows Server 2012, you gain all the Microsoft experience behind building and operating private and public clouds, delivered as a dynamic, available, and cost-effective server platform.Windows Server 2012 delivers value in four key ways:It takes you beyond virtualization. Windows Server 2012 offers a dynamic, multitenant infrastructure that goes beyond virtualization technology to a complete platform for building a private cloud.It delivers the power of many servers, with the simplicity of one. Windows Server 2012 offers you excellent economics by integrating a highly available and easy-to-manage multiple-server platform.It opens the door to every app on any cloud. Windows Server 2012 is a broad, scalable, and elastic web and application platform that gives you the flexibility to build and deploy applications on-premises, in the cloud, and in a hybrid environment through a consistent set of tools and frameworks.It enables the modern workstyle. Windows Server 2012 empowers IT to provide users with flexible access to data and applications anywhere, on any device, and while simplifying management and maintaining security, control, and compliance.With Windows Server 2012, Microsoft has made significant investments in each of these four areas that allow customers to take their datacenter operations to the next level. Now, let’s take a look how Windows Server 2012 helps customers to:Build and deploy a modern datacenter infrastructureBuild and run modern applicationsEnable modern work styles for their end users
Goal: Frame how System Center 2012 (and SP1) deliver unified management for the Cloud OS. Talking Points Let’s discuss the capabilities required to deliver on our promise of unified management: <click> First, you need a “simple” self-service experience to enable your App Owners to specify their requirements. For example, let’s suppose they want to provision a SharePoint service with the following specs: 3 tier .NET architectureHas a set of configuration and deployment parameters to conform with (e.g. perf thresholds, scale out rules, update domains)Needs 99.95% availability SLAAdheres to compliance/security controls around SOX/HIPAA Need on-demand reporting on key availability metrics that track against SLA<click> Next, you need a way to understand the topology and architecture of the application service in question. Anapplication deployed in on an abstracted, or cloud computing model is called a “service”. This would necessitate a “service model” that accurately binds the application’s architecture to the underlying resources where it will be hosted. The “service model” would be comprised of: Service definition information, deployed as “roles”. Roles are like DLLs, i.e. a collection of code with an entry point that runs in its own virtual machineFront end: e.g. load-balanced stateless web serversMiddle worker tier: e.g. order processing, encodingBackend storage: e.g. SQL tables or filesService Configuration informationUpdate domainsAvailability domainsScale out rules<click> You will need a set of process automation capabilities to break down this application provisioning request into the enterprise change requests that need to be implemented. This could include setting up the underlying infra and then a set of app configuration/release requests that need to be tracked (and ideally implemented with orchestrated automation)<click> Next you need a set of provisioning tools that actually configure and deploy the infra and application layers.<click> the underlying datacenter resources could be physical, virtual, private or public cloud as per the requirements dictated by the application’s service model <click> once the underlying infrastructure and application service are deployed, they would immediately need to be “discovered” and monitored for reporting and health tracking<click> There you see how the System Center 2012 components offer these life cycle management capabilities in combination to help you deliver on the Microsoft promise of unified Cloud OS management: App Controller would offer that self-service experience that allows your application owners manage their apps across on-premises, service provider and Windows Azure environments. Service Manager offers the standardized self-service catalog that defines “templates” for your applications and infrastructure. App Controller, Virtual Machine Manager, Service Manager and Operations Manager work together to maintain the service model through the application service life cycleOrchestrator and Service Manager offer orchestrated automation for the process workflows required to drive your provisioning and monitoring toolsVirtual Machine Manager and Configuration manager can provision physical, virtual and cloud environmentsOperations Manager (AVIcode capabilities will be built into Operations Manager) monitors your application services end to end and offers deep app insight to help you deliver predictable SLAYour datacenter resources could be deployed anywhere from on-premises, service provider and Windows AzureHowever, to get to this agile self-service end-state, you will have to start with abstracting your infrastructure and allocating it appropriately so that your business units can deploy and manage their applications on top. Transition: So, how does System Center 2012 get you to this point where you can deliver unified management across cloud? These can really be categorized into three buckets: Application Management: Deploying and operating your business applications Service Delivery & Automation: Standardizing and automating service and resource provisioning, managing change and access controls, etc.Infrastructure management: Deploying and operating all the underlying infrastructure on which your business applications and services run.
SQL Server 2014’s mission is to deliver for our customers mission critical performance for the most demanding database applications, hitting on all aspects of mission critical criteria from performance to security, scalability and high availability along with the mission critical support. When it comes to business intelligence our mission is to deliver faster insights into any data big data, small data, all data and most importantly deliver BI in a consumable manner for business users through familiar tools.Finally last but not least, we continue to hear from customers on how cloud is helping them innovation new solutions and business models and how important a hybrid cloud approach is particularly for our enterprise customers who are faced with ever growing regulations and mandates. With SQL Server 2014 we will enable new unique hybrid cloud solutions that can positively impact your bottom line and allow you to create new innovative hybrid cloud solutions for your database applications.
Challenges in Deploying Private Infrastructure CloudTime to Deploy:Transforming the datacenter to the private cloud quickly and at low costApp Complexity: Creating a deployment/runtime environment for a mix of virtualized & non-virtualized applicationsMaintaining SLAs: Building infrastructure with the agility & flexibility to consistently perform to committed service levels Automating Operations: Creating efficient, integrated processes that lower OPEX, support speedy deployment & provisioning, & free up IT resources Utilizing Resources Efficiently:Creating a “single platform” of virtualized assets for greater utilization & performance with lower CAPEX & OPEX costsOverloading network and storage is an issue, and performance can suffer, and you may not be able to meet your SLAs for your businessOverprovisioning is a separate problem; many IT admins will order more hardware than needed, in order to be prepared for growth, instead of ordering on an as-needed basis. For instance, if an admin knows they need an additional 100GB of storage every two weeks, and they have to go through the process each time, they may just request 2TB to last for the next 6 months instead
Views server, storage and network elements as consolidated resource pools assigned to business needs with a range of focus areas such as:Ordering, fulfillment and supportManagement and orchestration Business alignmentEliminates many of the road blocks to private cloud related to a lack of infrastructure standards, expertise and best practicesPredictable, reliable and repeatable resultsFaster speed to deployIncreases automation to significantly improve OPEXRealize both OPEX and CAPEX savings Allow your business to focus on revenue generating activitiesAvoid these drawbacks of building a cloud environment without converged IT:Potential OPEX increases as additional and more varied solutions have to be integrated, managed and maintained (without standards) and usually in parallel to legacy systems for some time.Increased headcount and requirement for staff with greater expertise.Lower ROI because of lower utilization of the remaining physical footprintLonger than expected deploymentsRequired re-architecting for availability, backup and disaster recovery solutions. Unclear market results with lack of validation.
Could be a Microsoft app migrating from physical to virtualCould also be migration from Oracle, SAP or other DB
The goal of Hitachi’s System Center integrations is to reduce operational expenditure. The Hitachi Storage Adapter for Microsoft Systems Center Operations Manager monitors the health and performance of Hitachi storage components. It monitors drives, controllers, RAID groups, pools, LUNs – all the components of your Hitachi storage system. The Hitachi PowerShell adapter allows Hitachi storage administrators to extend the MS Windows PowerShell commands with Hitachi storage management functions including discovery, management and provisioning. With these commandlets, administrators can create scripts to automate complex tasks. The Hitachi Powershell adapter serves as the foundation for all of the other Hitachi Systems Center integrations.
The Storage Adapter for System Center Orchestrator is a new adapter that will eventually replace the adapter for the Virtual Machine Manager Self-service portal. It let’s you automate the creation, monioring, and deployment of Hitachi storage resources in your environment by creating workflows which you can execute on an ad-hoc basis or on a scheduled basis.The VMM SSP adapter was developed to plug-in to the Hyper-V VMM SSP 2.0 environment. It enables users to rapidly provision VMs and provides other self-service capabilities so that users can stand-up their own dev and test environments in the fashion of a true private cloud.
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