HP Discover 2012 - Managing the virtualization explosion

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Anil A Kuriakose Stefan Bergstein
Sr. Product Manager, HP Software Architect, HP

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Managingthe
virtualizationexplosion
Anil A Kuriakose, Sr. Product Manager
Stefan Bergstein, Software Architect, HP
Dec, 2012

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Agenda
The Virtualization Problem & HP’s POV
• The Management Trends, and Challenges
• HP Software Solution – Value Proposition & Positioning
HP’s solution for Virtualization Management
• Monitor
• Report
• Optimize
• Analyze
Closing Notes
• Summary
• Q&A

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New World
 Reduced IT Budget
 Scaled out commodity hardware
 Increased Business demands
 New technologies and skill requirements
 IT to run at the speed of the business
Evolution of Enterprise IT Department and Data Centers
Apps,
Servers,
Network,
Storage, Virtual
ization
Private
and
Public
Cloud
From Silos to………….......… Dynamic Data Centers

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Rapidly Evolving, Cross Domain, Distributed and Very Dynamic Technologies and Elements
The Virtualized Data Center - The New Challenges
Abstracted infrastructure and resources
• Management tools and process must focus on each
horizontal layers rather than each on vertical silos
Very dynamic environment
• The rate of change is much higher than in traditional
systems. The dynamic nature enables IT to run at the speed
of the business
No one team has a complete view of the world
• The infrastructure team need to know what applications are
running within their infrastructure , but they don’t have the
awareness of that
New virtualization subject matter expert
• needs visibility of problems across large number of elements,
all domains including storage and network
Shared Resources through Infrastructure Abstraction
Infrastructure Layer( Servers, Storage/Storage Fabric, Network
Fabric/LAN/WAN) and Protocols
VCE
vBlock
EMC
VSPEX
NetApp
Flexpod
HP Cloud
System
Other PODs, Fabrics,
InfrastructureElements….
Software Defined
Compute
Software Defined Networking &
Security
Software Defined
Storage
Work Load 1 Work Load 2 Work Load n…
Highly integrated Automation and Monitoring Solution (Control Point)
The Virtualized Data Center

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Virtualization Monitoring Key Use Cases
The Management Problem defined
 Availability, Status, and Operational Events
 At a glance view of the virtualized
environment
 Resource Performance Management
 Debugging, Triage and Graphing
 Operational Reporting and Dashboard
 Workload and VM Optimization
 Capacity Planning & Management
 Forecasting, Trending and What-if analysis
• Vendor Agnostic • Cross Domain • End-to-End
Business Service Management
Operations Management
End to End Infra Management
Analytics & Intelligence

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HP Business Service Management
HP’s solution for virtualization management
Monitor
availability and
performance of
dynamic hybrid
services
Report
across domain
service health and
manage service
level agreements
Optimize
cost and
performance of
cloud services
Anticipate
issues before
they occur

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HP Business Service Management
HP’s solution for virtualization management
Monitor
availability and
performance of
dynamic hybrid
services
Report
across domain
service health and
manage service
level agreements
Optimize
cost and
performance of
cloud services
Anticipate
issues before
they occur

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Integrated performance and availability management
Monitor service performance and availability
Real-time visibility
• Monitor infrastructure, applications and networks in the cloud
• Support for over 100 types of IT components
• Flexible offerings agent, agent-less , Smart Plug-in solutions
• Powerful troubleshooting tool, embedded with workflows to
diagnose problems quickly
Proactive alerting and notification
• Powerful alerting capabilities allow you to identify and fix issues
before they become problems
• Remotely monitor workloads and virtualization infrastructure
Private and public cloud
• Monitor internal resources and public cloud services
• HP Cloud Services, Amazon EC2 CloudWatch, MS Azure
Private
cloud
Public
cloud

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HP Software Virtualization Management
Virtualization Smart Plug-in (VISPI) - Key Values
 Continuous, nearly real time monitoring
of hosting server, VMs for availability
and performance
 Helps to discover and visualize
virtualized element topology
associations, and applications
 Able to identify, graph, and report the
resource utilization of hosts and VMs
 Ability to monitors the diagnostic events
from multi vendor Hypervisors and
Virtualized Environment
 Central, easy-to use console for the
virtualized systems and application
monitoring distributed VM environment

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VI SPI: Monitors Health & Resource Utilization
Detect the failures and performance bottlenecks
• Monitor the health of host systems based
on its memory utilization
• Memory usage by guest operating
systems and resource pools, and CPU
utilization of host systems
• Monitor network interface In-Byte and
Out-Byte
• Monitor the storage and disk utilization
• Baselining and adaptive thresholding

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VI SPI: Understand actual VM state
Drill Down to the VMs and Workloads
• Auto discover your virtualized
environment including the guest
environment
• Understand VM movements and status
• Detect and manages the outage
scenarios of different VMs
• Monitor Workloads and, guest to host
correlation

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HP Software Virtualization Management
Virtual Performance Viewer (vPV) - Key Values
 A new troubleshooting tool, embedded
with workflows to diagnose problems
quickly
 Quick time-to-value - visualize the data
in less than 15 minutes from the time
you start the installation
 At-a-glance overview of the virtualized
environment (tree-map and reports) -
with the ability to drill down into specific
performance bottlenecks for ad hoc
analysis
 Vendor Agnostic – debugging different
vendor environment centrally from a
single pane of glass
New
Product

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vPV: At a Glance View of Virtualized Environments
Tree-map to view the system at a glance
 Tree-map is commonly used in finance, stock-trading
websites etc., to analyze patterns of ‘interesting’
behavior of stocks, commodity prices
 Provides the ability to identify patterns of problems,
across elements of similar type
 Ordered listing of elements based on various factors –
such as # of CPU cores or size of memory for hosts, or
most dynamic to least dynamic (for a DRS cluster)
 Grouping and filtering to view hierarchy as well as
‘interesting’ subset
 Switch between hosts, VM, storage and other views
easily via a navigation dashboard

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vPV: Deep insight into your virtual environment
Performance workbench
• Explorer view of the
environment
• Visualize performance of
the entities and do triage
• Navigate on a time-range
• Assess problems that have
occurred in the past
• Compare systems using
performance counters

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vPV: Understand the trends and Operational summary
Reports and Dashboards
• Inventory report for virtualized
elements
• Trends of usage, activity,
utilization of different metrics
• Top and bottom Utilization of
different metrics
• Hourly, daily, weekly reports in
different formats
• Export and email reports

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vPV: Integrated Virtual and Physical Monitoring
Integration with Performance Manager, Operations Agent, and BSM
• Launch HP Performance
Manager graphs from vPV
• Integrate physical and
workload view
• Embedded in BSM Mashup for
seamless user experience.

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HP Business Service Management
HP’s solution for virtualization
Monitor
availability and
performance of
dynamic hybrid
services
Report
across domain
service health and
manage service
level agreements
Optimize
cost and
performance of
cloud services
Anticipate
issues before
they occur

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RTSM as the foundation for
integrating data
1. Single screen tool - No more silos
2. Correlate the relationships between the
Business Services and the infrastructure
3. Identify the changes in your dynamic, virtual
environment
4. Forecasting of a specific metric or trend
5. Customizable reports to see what you want
to see
HP Service Health Reporter
Improve business services with cross domain reporting
Infrastructure
metrics
Application
metrics

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HP Business Service Management
HP’s solution for virtualization
Monitor
availability and
performance of
dynamic hybrid
services
Report
across domain
service health and
manage service
level agreements
Optimize
cost and
performance of
cloud services
Anticipate
Issues before
they occur

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HP Service Health Optimizer (SHO) – discover existing capacity
Optimize by visualizing existing capacity
• Understand how much capacity do I
have and how much do I use
• Across datacenter, by Business Service,
by cluster
• Across Physical, VMware, Hyper-V
resources
• To test my infrastructure keep up
with end-user responses
• Identify idle and powered-off VMs
resulting in a VM sprawl
• Identify servers are under or over-
configured

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SHO: Visualization of efficiency and wastage
Inventory view, VM Sizing Analysis, & VM Activity pie-chart
• Identify usage, and over-allocations
• Detect over-sized and under-sized VMs
• VM activity charts showing distribution of idle,
powered-off and active VMs
• Calculate the over-allocation percentage
• Identify the optimization opportunities
• Identify wastage of resources from SHO activity pie,
including storage waste, and unnecessary resource
allocations.

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SHO: Optimize the infrastructure capacity
Exact “recipe” for how to place VM workloads
• Detect whether my VMs sized correctly
• Helps to determine right VM size for my
physical server
• Plan headroom for unexpected spikes
• Check if new workload fits in existing
cluster
• Recommendations to right-size VMs
• Apply recommendations

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SHO: Forecast and Plan For Future Needs
Forecast the trend and capacity planning
• Identify the trends and capacity
requirements
• Detect room for growth – across data
centers, and across clusters
• Forecast when out of capacity
• What-if analysis to add or remove or
modify - work loads, servers, memory
or CPU.
• Correlate capacity requirements and
server models

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HP Business Service Management
HP’s solution for virtualization
Monitor
availability and
performance of
dynamic hybrid
services
Report
across domain
service health and
manage service
level agreements
Optimize
cost and
performance of
cloud services
Anticipate
Issues before
they occur

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HP Service Health Analyzer
Anticipate issues in virtual environments
Problem is about to occur
due to VM moving from
one Hypervisor to
another

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Virtualization end to end
Consolidated view
• Service health, applications, infrastructure
and networks from one console
• Manage dynamic changes with the HP Run-
time Service Model
• Automate with universal event correlation
to simplify daily operational tasks
• Optimize the performance and availability
of cloud, virtual and mobile services
• Anticipate real IT issues with service
intelligence and analytics

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HP Virtualization Performance Viewer (vPV)
Try it free today
Download and install easily as a free tool for
smaller environments (200 VMs)
• Virtual appliance or installer
Register with your virtualization environment
• No additional configurations needed
Start seeing value
• In ~15 minutes
• No additional configuration needed
• Low footprint
Once you see the value in your production
environment, you can purchase necessary
licenses
• Direct Password upgrade from Free to Paid version

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Virtualized Data Center Manager– The User key Persona
Also known as virtual Subject Matter Expert (vSME), or Virtual Administrator (VA)
 Virtualization changes the IT operations
organizational structure and becomes virtual
operations
 The key user persona – The virtualization
data center manager/virtual subject matter
expert/virtual administrator
 Typically, this is the system performance
expert who now has become the
virtualization admin - acquired new skills
including virtualization , network and
storage knowledge…
 Needs visibility of problems across large
number of elements, all domains including
storage and networking, ….
Data Center
Operations
Virtual Operations
(Virtualized Data
Center Manager)
System Engineering
Team
Network Team Server Team Storage Team
Application
Operations
Support