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V mware view 5 what's new technical presentation
- 1. © 2010 VMware Inc. All rights reserved Confidential What’s New in VMware View 5 Technical Feature Presentation
- 2. 2 Confidential Disclaimer – MUST REMAIN UNTIL GA THIS SLIDE MUST REMAIN IN PRESENTATION UNTIL PRODUCT BECOMES GENERALLY AVAILABLE • Any information regarding pre-release software is subject to non-disclosure agreements • This session may contain product features that are currently under development. • This session/overview of the new technology represents no commitment from VMware to deliver these features in any generally available product. • Features are subject to change, and must not be included in contracts, purchase orders, or sales agreements of any kind. • Technical feasibility and market demand will affect final delivery. • Pricing and packaging for any new technologies or features discussed or presented have not been determined.
- 3. 3 Confidential Solution Focus Areas ReduceCosts End User Freedom My cloud on the go Cloud Infrastructure Always on, always responsive business IT Control Secure and control your cloud IncreaseA
- 4. 4 Confidential View 5 Feature Summary
- 6. 6 Confidential Default CODEC optimization for fonts New protocol settings configurable in GPO Client Side Caching on or off Build to lossless on or off Settings configurable via GPO More bandwidth efficient out-of-the-box Can reduce bandwidth up to 75% Increased scalability over WAN Higher user density on WAN links PCoIP Optimization Controls Gain control of user experience performance requirements
- 7. 7 Confidential PCoIP Optimization Controls Detail
- 8. 8 Confidential Remoting Scenario - Fully Lossless Step 1 - Initial composition sent to client Step 2 - Built to perceptually lossless Step 3 – Built to fully lossless over time
- 9. 9 Confidential Remoting Scenario - Perceptually Lossless Step 1 - Initial composition sent to client Step 2 - Built to perceptually lossless
- 10. 10 Confidential When to use Lossless vs. Perceptually Lossless
- 11. 11 Confidential QoS for high quality VOIP Seamless end user experience Follow me desktop and communications Leverage existing investments - no additional purchase Scalable, high performance solution View Media Services for Unified Communications Integrated and scalable UC and virtual desktop solution UC integration via View APIs Integrated call control within desktop Separation of VOIP encoding and decoding at client media engine Direct point to point call connection
- 12. 12 Confidential View and UC Integration Architecture UC Call Control Remote Office Thin Client Laptop Data Center WAN Call Signaling Media User interacts with “user interface” on virtual machine RTP media encoded/decoded on client terminal Reduces server load and maintains consolidation ratio No “hairpinning” QoS for high quality voice and video Remote Session Media
- 13. 13 Confidential Easily enable 3D apps for users Eliminate need to purchase physical GPUs or special client devices Enable additional use cases View Media Services for 3D Graphics Enabling richer graphics and applications for end users Non-hardware accelerated 3D graphics Support for DirectX 9 and OpenGL 2.1 Support for Aero and Office 2010 Acceptable WAN performance up to 100ms
- 14. 14 Confidential Print to closest network printer No client hardware dependencies View Media Services for Printer Support Enabling location based printing for non-Windows clients Non-Windows location based print support Configurable through AD GPO Available location detection rules include: IP Address, MAC Address, Username, User Group, Client hostname
- 15. 15 Confidential Customizable by user, use case Enhance data security and protection Improve usability with graphics and text Preserves original formatting View Media Services for Clipboard Support Enhanced clipboard controls and support Policy control of copy and paste behavior between virtual desktop and client Enable one way, bi-directional or disable Configurable through GPO Up to 1MB support Graphics and rich text support
- 16. 16 Confidential Seamless user experience Reduce user disruption Improve user experience PCoIP Continuity Services Automatically reconnect user sessions Auto detects loss in connectivity Auto reconnects session within 30 seconds
- 17. 17 Confidential Improve user experience Increase access flexibility Increase client hardware options VMware View Client for Android Take your desktop on the go Android Honeycomb and later tablets PCoIP protocol support View 4.6 minimum requirement
- 19. 19 Confidential Reduce desktop costs (TCO) Enable lower cost floating desktops Improve performance Improve user experience View Persona Management Efficiently Preserve Settings and Data Just in time retrieval of user persona No infrastructure required Maintain personalization between sessions No dependency on Roaming Profiles Support for Win 7, Vista, XP
- 20. 20 Confidential Enable performance monitoring Proactively troubleshoot issues Quick issue resolution Easily integrates with existing tools PCoIP Extension Services Gain insight for troubleshooting and issue resolution Per session statistics to monitor protocol performance and network impact 23 statistics available in 4 categories Supports WMI based tools
- 21. 21 Confidential PCoIP Extension Services Statistics Detail General Imaging Network USB Audio Bytes Received Imaging Active Minimum Quality Round trip latency MS USB Bytes Received Audio Bytes Received Bytes Sent Imaging Bytes Received RX BW kbit/sec USB Bytes Sent Audio Bytes Sent Packets Received Imaging Bytes Sent RX BW Peak kbit/sec USB RX BW kbit/sec Audio RX BW kbit/sec Packets Sent Imaging Decoder capability kbit/sec RX Packet loss % USB TX BW kbit/sec Audio TX BW kbit/sec Session Duration Seconds Imaging Encoded Frames/sec TX BW Active Limit kbit/sec Audio TX BW Limit kbit/sec TX packets lost Imaging RX BW kbit/sec TX BW kbit/sec Imaging TX kbit/Sec TX BW Limit kbit/sec TX Packet Loss %
- 22. 22 Confidential Increase IT control Improve client security Enforce corporate security policy Enhanced Security Configurable settings to enforce client certificate handling Configurable View client settings Disable, User-select or Mandatory Leverage browser SSL security model Commercial and self-signed certificates
- 23. 23 Confidential Client Certificate handling details User-Selectable Policy driven
- 25. 25 Confidential vSphere 5 Platform Support Application Services Infrastructure Services Scalability VMware vSphere 5 Security • ESXi Firewall • 32 way SMP • 1 TB VMs • New HA Architecture • vMotion over higher latency links Availability NetworkStorage • Network I/O Control (per VM controls) • Distributed Switch (Netflow, SPAN, LLDP) • Storage DRS • Profile-Driven Storage • VMFS 5 • Storage I/O Control (NFS) • ESXi Convergence • Auto Deploy • HW version 8 Compute vCenter Server • Virtual Appliance * • Web Client vCenter Server * Supported in future view release
- 26. 26 Confidential Partner Delivered Solutions
- 27. 27 Confidential Improve desktop performance Increase user consolidation Consistent user experience during shifting VDI workloads PCoIP Server Offload Card – Available from Teradici Server offload card for VMware View Based on hardware acceleration for VDI PCIe and blade server mezzanine cards Compatible with existing zero clients and View software clients
- 28. 28 Confidential VMware SVGA Dev Tap PCoIP Software Image Encoder VMware View PCoIP Agent Virtual Machine: Software PCoIP Protocol USB/Audio/Input Device VMware SVGA Dev Tap VMware View PCoIP Agent Virtual Machine: Accelerated PCoIP Protocol USB/Audio/Input Device PCoIP Software Image Encoder PCoIP Protocol Hardware Image Encoding PCoIP soft clients mobile platforms PCoIP zero clients many OEM products PCoIP enabled displays Samsung, LG PCoIP soft clients existing desktops thin clients Datacenter Network Distribution Network VMware View with PCoIP Server Offload Card
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- NOTE: This slide should be read from the bottom up These are the components that are critical to building a solution that enables the modern desktop These components are tightly integrated with the View solution enabling an end-to-end-solution to simplify and automate the desktop management process, standardize on the leading desktop virtualization platform, and ultimately deliver a superior end user experience. All of these components together are critical in helping our customers reduce the cost associated with managing the desktop environment Cloud Infrastructure: Always on, Always Responsive Business Components: vSphere and vCenter Desktop View is tightly integrated with vSphere, the most proven virtualization in the world vSphere is the foundation for the View virtual desktop environment and vSphere is optimized for delivering VMware View virtual desktops The platform is critical and delivers availability, reliability and scalability for the desktop environment by extending datacenter level capabilities to the desktop such as: Enabling high levels of desktop density to allow for scale even in the largest deployment scenarios Ensuring that the desktop environment is always available with a robust set of redundancy and fault tolerant features The ability to mitigate risk with the knowledge that VMware View and vSphere work well together today and into the future IT Control: Secure and control your cloud Components: View Manager, View Composer, ThinApp, vShield Endpoint Management is a critical component that enables IT organizations to: Simplify and automate the desktop management process Increase IT efficiencies around desktop management process Increase security through the centralization of desktop policy and control Management is a critical component in helping IT Organizations reduce operational costs The management components in the VMware View solution provide a scalable solution and help to simplify the management of the desktop infrastructure with the ability to manage the entire environment centrally When compared to traditional desktop solutions, VMware View can help IT organizations greatly reduce TCO associated with the desktop environment End User Freedom: My cloud on the go Components: View Client User experience is one of the most critical components of the desktop virtualization solution since end-users will not accept a solution that hinders their productivity Not only do we focus on the user experience with the View solution but we also help to increase end user flexibility The View solutions Delivers a rich, personalized desktops and an optimized user experience with flexible access across locations and devices The View superior user experience is delivered through the purpose built PCoIP display protocol which is adaptable to provide the best user experience across the LAN or WAN Components like Multimedia redirection, Print Optimization, USB redirection, Multi-Monitor support enables a simple yet rich desktop experience across locations and devices View Client with Local mode enables end-users flexibility with support for offline end users as well as contractor and Employee Owned IT (EOIT)/Bring Your Own PC (BYOPC) use cases All of these components are critical to the success of the desktop virtualization environment and together help organization reduce the cost associated with managing the desktop environment.
- View 5 has made improvements to the protocol reduce the default bandwidth consumption with the out-of-the-box settings. Additionally new settings exposed via GPO are available to enable IT administrators to further tune the protocol settings to reduce bandwidth consumption up to 75% from previous versions of View. The combination of enabling client side caching and disabling build to lossless deliver the 75% savings Lossless CODEC: Optimizations were made to the lossless CODEC in how it compresses and handles text. Typically ClearType, rich type and anti-alias fonts consume about 24% of the bandwidth and the update in View 5 reduces that utilization. This optimization is default available in View 5 and does not have any client side dependencies Client Side Caching: Caches imaging content on the client side to prevent retransmission of persistent desktop imaging components (i.e. background wallpaper, start menu) to optimize bandwidth usage and eliminate re-transmission. This capability is initially supported for the Windows View Client and not on zero and mobile clients like tablets. By default this setting is ON and configurable via GPO. Subsequent updates to View clients for Mac and Linux will support client side caching – not tied to View 5 release. Disable Build to Lossless By default, PCoIP delivers a fully lossless experience. This rich user experience can use more bandwidth than available or needed across the WAN for certain end-user populations. In View 5, IT administrators can disable build to lossless and deliver a perceptually lossless user experience for end-users across the WAN to reduce bandwidth use per session, increase user density per WAN link and scalability. By default build to lossless is enabled and this has no client side dependency.
- By default PCoIP delivers a fully lossless user experience. Here’s a quick overview of how that works. When PCoIP is remoting a desktop or sending pixels down to the client side, to the user, the first step is the initial image composition. That first initial image composition is obviously very grainy from the right-hand side. That’s done to get something on the screen and present the minimum of what needs to be presented. If client side caching is enabled, that initial image content is cached at the client so it no longer needs to be retransmitted. Within a matter of milliseconds, more pixels are sent so the image is built to a perceptually lossless image. In most use cases for task or knowledge workers, the users will not be able to tell the difference between this and a 100% rendered lossless image. The final step is more pixels sent down to the client to build a fully lossless image. The default build to lossless time is 30 seconds upon initial composition. The key here is that end users continue to use bandwidth during step two and three while the desktop image is building to a fully lossless state.
- When you disable “build to lossless” you will be delivering a perceptually lossless experience to the end user. Meaning you eliminate step 3 and the bandwidth use needed to send the remaining pixels.
- How to position a lossless versus perceptually lossless experience. It is important to understand the use case, application image and bandwidth requirements before making recommendations. Lossless is the default setting and one that will deliver the richest end user experience. The default time to build to lossless is 30 seconds. End users with high requirements for image quality are great candidates for this setting. Additionally any users on a LAN environment benefit from a fully lossless experience. Perceptually Lossless Typical task or knowledge workers are good candidates to deliver a perceptually lossless experience as standard productivity applications are not impacted by image quality. Users in high latency, low bandwidth environments benefit from this setting as it reduces the bandwidth used per session, increases the user density and scalability per WAN link.
- View Media Services for Unified Communications delivers an integrated UC + virtual desktop experience. Delivered via partner integrations to View API’s, this integration enables the UC solutions to detect when they are running in a View session. The user will seamlessly interact with the softphone or UC application within the virtual desktop session but the actual encoding and decoding will happen on the client device and not within the VM session. By integrating the softphone control within the VM session, end users now have a desktop and phone that follows them This enables their media engine to do the media processing and maintain a direct point to point call connection to avoid hair-pinning and increasing load in the datacenter. By separating out the VOIP from the desktop, you are able to maintain the QoS for VOIP separately from the desktop. Additionally the desktop doesn’t become the bottleneck for the VOIP. Finally once calls are initiated, they are delivered point to point versus cycling through the virtual desktop and the datacenter to preserve call quality and performance. This solution delivers ultimate scalability and performance while delivering a seamless end user experience. Strategic objectives for Unified Communications with VDI Business continuity for desktop and Unified Communications (UC) services Investment protection – leverage existing UC infrastructure Greener IT solution with flexible working models Improved employee productivity Challenges Today Server scalability issues Hairpinning of Real Time Protocol (RTP) media Bandwidth intensive sessions Lack of Quality-of-Service (QoS) support Partner will be delivering solutions in this area starting in 2011. Announcements and partner trainings coming soon.
- Softphone and Unified Communications Client User interacts with softphone user interface (UI) on the VM The softphone “media engine” and “call control” stack are hosted on client terminal (thin client or repurposed PC) Media Processing RTP media processing (encoding/decoding) completed on client terminal Results in lower ESX server load Media Delivery No hairpinning of voice and video media Media delivered directly between endpoints Lowers bandwidth used within View session Quality-of-Service QoS ensures high quality user experience for voice and video
- View Media Services for 3D graphics delivers the first phase of a virtual GPU. This enables basic 3D applications requiring DirectX9 and OpenGL in the virtual desktop without the need to purchase physical GPU or specialized client hardware. Support for Aero and Office 2010 enable a new generation of productivity applications for end users. Note: enabling this feature for desktops uses more CPU resource pre desktop to do the graphics rendering.
- Location based printing support in View has been extended to include all non-Windows based clients supported by View Client. This continues to be configurable via GPO and enables IT to allow end users to print to the nearest network printer as they roam between sessions across devices.
- Expands clipboard support for copying and pasting between the local client machine and the virtual desktop and enables IT administrators to configure cut and paste policies via GPO by user, desktop, use case. For users who use View virtual desktops from PCs or Laptops either corporate provisioned or personal, this feature enables IT to enable or disable the cutting and pasting of content between the virtual desktop and client device. To improve data protection and security, users working with highly confidential information can have this feature always disabled. Configurable via GPO Policy control of copy and paste behavior Allow local to virtual Allow virtual to local Allow bi-directional Disabled To improve usability of clipboard Support for larger documents up to 1MB file size Graphics and rich text are supported in cut and paste functions Formatting preservation improves usability and producticity
- While roaming unreliable networks or those with high latency and packet loss, users can unexpectedly be disconnected from their View session. PCoIP Continuity Services automatically detects a loss in connection and will automatically reconnect the user session. Enhanced adaptability to loss of network connectivity Seamlessly recovers active user sessions after loss of network connectivity Session recovery during loss of network ~30 seconds Session resilience on networks with high packet loss
- Mobile View client supporting #2 tablet operating system. All View clients for mobile devices Requires View 4.6 or greater Android Honeycomb and later tablets from major players Q3 2011 End user flexibility to access Windows desktops and apps from non-Windows based devices Android presents opportunity for richer device support on the endpoint including Smartcard and USB devices
- View Persona Management enables customers to enable a dedicated desktop experience while deploying floating desktops by preserving the user persona between sessions. View Persona Management is different than Roaming Profiles and has no dependence on roaming profiles but works seamlessly with existing roaming profiles deployments at customer sites. View Persona management uses just-in-time file retrieval of user data reduces peak IOPS during logon/logoff storms compared with roaming profiles View Persona management uses standard CIFS shares. No database or back-end infrastructure required. Does not require Roaming Profiles, but will support existing Roaming Profile users Supports all flavors of Windows XP, Vista, 7 Reduce virtual desktop TCO by enabling more users as stateless floating desktop pools while maintaining user persona between sessions Enable BC/DR for user persona by separating off virtual machine and storing files in their native format on a central file server Centralized and simple IT administration – configurable by GPO Scalable persona solution with no database or logon scripts to impede scalability Faster user login time
- Per Session stats to measure, monitor protocol performance and network impact Four major session categories General Imaging Network USB 23 individual session stats Support for WMI based tools Proactively measure and monitor individual sessions Quickly identify and resolve bottlenecks or issues Trend analysis of network impact and usage WMI based for flexible integration and data collection Partner integration from Lakeside software and Liquidware Labs
- Major statistics categories include. General Imaging Network USB Audio The most commonly statistics have been bolded. These statistics help monitor the protocol performance and any impact to the network. In total there are about 23 individual statistics that can be collected into any WMI based tool for monitoring, trending and proactive troubleshooting. For example: What is the current audio receive and transmit bandwidth that is being used? What’s the network transmit and receive bandwidth? What is the network latency? What is the image encoding frames per second? How long has the session been connected?
- Enhanced security capabilities have been added on the client side, specifically for client certificate handling. Following standard browser-based models, View uses known SSL security models. This provides another mechanism to enforce higher security and using commercial certificates. We strongly recommend that for production employments that you get a commercial security certificate. It also will support simplified deployments using self-signed certificates, which are really recommended only for testing purposes. All VMware View clients can be configured in 3 ways: 1. Disable certificate checking (Trusted Network) - That really should only be targeted and deployed on trusted networks, like inside a secure LAN environment where you know everything is secure and there is less risk. 2. Prompt user to accept/ignore common certificate errors (Similar to web browser defaults) - This mode prompts users to accept or ignore a certificate error, so a certificate that has not been validated or is out of date. This is basically the default mode that a Web browser runs in. 3. Mandatory certificate checking (Internet/DMZ) - The third mode called mandatory certificate checking requires that the client checks or validates the certificate. This is targeted at Internet deployments where you may be connecting remotely across the Internet.
- Quick look at how the client certificate will look like. There are two modes: One mode is user-selectable and the other is policy-driven One option you allow the users to select. The other option is set by the administrator on what the mode will be.
- Support for VI 3.5 ends with View 5 VAAI is not supported in View 5 vCenter Virtual Appliance not supported in View 5 Content Based Read Cache not supported in View 5 Storage vMotion and Storage DRS not supported for Linked Clones
- Industry’s first PCoIP Server Offload Card for VMware View Based on Teradici’s hardware acceleration technology for VDI To be available in PCIe and blade server mezzanine cards Fully integrated with VMware vSphere and managed by VMware View Compatible with existing PCoIP zero clients and View software clients Increased consistency in user experience during shifting VDI workloads Increased user consolidation (30-50% average and up to 2x peak) Increased encoder resources for improved desktop performance