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VMM 2012

What are Service Templates?

Okay… so what are Service Instances?

When you deploy a Service Template

In this session…

About Service Templates

If you have VM Templates, you’re almost there

What In-Guest configuration can I do?

Can I put Applications in my Template?

What are “First Class Applications”?

Web Deploy Packages

Server App-V Packages

DAC Packs

But… I still have .MSI files

VMM can inject into the guest at instantiation

What versions of these are supported?

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1 Management of Multi-Tier Applications

2 Scale out on Demand

3 Compose and Manage Images

Creating a Service Template

Custom Resources (.CR)

Generic Command Execution

Generic Command Execution Script Execution

Generic Command Execution Idempotent Scripts

Generic Command Execution Entry Points

In SQL 2008 R2 Sysprep functions were introduced

VMM 2012 takes advantage of SQL Sysprep Functions

This gives us fully configurable SQL servers with a click

Application Hosts

What use is a template if you cannot customize it?

Users can specify Configurable Service Settings

Service Settings Properties

Service Template Components Settings Load Balancer Template Computer Tier (1..n) Application Host Profile (1…n) VHDs VM Template Application Profile Hardware Profile Guest OS Profile SQL Profile SQL DAC Deployment Web Deploy Deployment Pre/Post Install GCEs Application Profile Roles and Features SQL Deployment Application Deployment (1..n) Pre/Post Install GCEs Existing objects New Objects Extensibility points

Creating Service Template DEMO Creating Service Template

Customizing your Deployment

Deployment Preview

Deploy Service Template DEMO Deploy Service Template

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