Janalent Virtualization Event - Jan 2009
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Slide deck from Janalent virtualization event held in Las Vegas, January 2009
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Janalent Virtualization Event - Jan 2009
- 3. 08:30 – 09:00 Welcome / Introductions
- 4. 09:00 – 09:15 About Janalent
- 5. 09:15 – 10:00 Virtualization and Systems Management
- 7. 10:15 – 11:00 Virtualization and Systems Management
- 8. 11:00 – 11:30 Real World Demo and Discussion
- 10. My company is
- 11. What I like about these types of events
- 13. Locations:
- 14. NA Headquarters: Las Vegas, Nevada
- 15. NA Sales: Silicon Valley, CA, Lansing, MI, Seattle, WA
- 16. EMEA headquarters: Brussels BE
- 17. EMEA Sales: Frankfurt DE
- 18. Consultants spanning North America & Europe
- 19. 12 Time zone coverage
- 20. 500+ successful engagements on 5 continents
- 21. Key Partnerships
- 22. Microsoft Field Managed Gold Certified Partner
- 23. Quest Software Elite Global “go to” Managed Partner
- 24. NetApp Platinum “go to” Global Managed Partner
- 27. Microsoft Regional Partner Award Winner FY 2009 Q1 & Q2
- 28. Awarded 7 Advanced Competencies, 12 specializations
- 36. Over 4 Million accounts & mailboxes deployed/migrated
- 37. Award winning Global Directory Design & Implementation
- 38. Quest Software Platinum Elite partner, globally-managed
- 39. NetApp Platinum partner, globally-managed
- 45. Hardware Costs
- 47. Staffing
- 48. Dev and Testing Time
- 50. Service Levels
- 51. Flexibility and Agility
- 52. Security
- 53. Legacy Application Support
- 57. Lower infection transmission risk
- 59. Sustainability & Green Computing Reduction in power consumption sends a positive message from your organization about sustainability & stewardship
- 60. Analyst Perspectives “On average, respondents have virtualized 24% of their servers today and plan to have 48% virtualized in two years.” “Virtualization of the PC has even more potential than server virtualization… it is going to be much bigger... This will help change the paradigm of desktop computer management in organizations.”
- 61. What are analysts saying? “Consolidation, virtualization, and provisioning are the three hottest trends in servers today. If you haven’t consolidated yet… if you haven’t virtualized your computing resources… and if you haven’t learned how to provision your systems and storage—you’re needlessly wasting your precious operating budget!” —Joe Clabby, Clabby Analytics
- 63. So… What is Virtualization? Virtualization is a technique for abstracting the physical characteristics of computing resources from the way other systems, applications, or end users interact with those resources. Sales & Marketing Application Corporate Wide Application Engineering Application Accounting Application Operating System Operating System Operating System Operating System Virtual Infrastructure Storage Network Host Servers Mgmt. Servers
- 64. Server Virtualization Departmental / Legacy Applications Specialized Applications Corporate Applications Line of Business Applications Linux / Unix Other Vendor OS Running multiple operating systems and applications directly on top of a server
- 65. Virtualization enabled SharePoint Architecture (example)
- 66. Microsoft’s Virtualization Solution Presentation Virtualization Application Virtualization Desktop Virtualization Server Virtualization
- 69. Sets up servers for testing
- 75. Business Case, ROI, TCO
- 76. Strategy & Integration Planning
- 88. Test Environment Application Environment
- 91. Virtualization saves $, but can expose vulnerabilities
- 92. Holistic management is the key to administration
- 93. MSFT desktop to datacenter strategy is the smart bet
- 94. Drive cost out of IT using Virtualization
- 95. Further enables IT as a service
- 96. Scales for most companies (small to large enterprise)
- 97. Failures are now catastrophes, w/out the right management/ planning/architectureDeploy Design Analyze Educate Assess
Notes de l'éditeur
- The trends are clear: revenues are decreasing amid economic contraction. Simultaneously, expectations of organizations are increasing, and the IT services your organization delivers are expected to be on par. As such, many seemingly contradictory requirements are placed on you: performance versus cost, mobility versus security, innovation versus reliability and continuity, and flexibility versus control. Further, people everywhere look to their organizations to lead in environmental sustainability. Helping IT professionals find the right balance between these seemingly mutually exclusive imperatives is important to us.
- In virtualized systems, workflow to one failed virtual component can be instantly and automatically rerouted to an identical virtual component—even one that’s geographically remote. Domino pattern failures that cause entire system crashes are reduced or eliminated. Even older, less stable applications can be operated in a secure, isolated environment. And failed system restoration is often as simple as copying a file onto a new machine.