1. Software Defined Datacenter
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Software Defined Datacenter
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2. Agenda Transform the datacenter Cloud model
Software defined datacenter
Windows Server Software-Defined Offer
What are you solving for?
Software defined datacenter services

3. Enterprise IT challenges
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Enterprise IT challenges
Business Challenges
Technical Challenges
Short project
lead time
Mission critical demands
Limited budget
Complex environment
High request volume
Business users going around IT
Evolving threats
Technology options
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4. Tension drives change Business Turbulence and innovation
Cloud Transformation
IT Stability and predictability

5. The datacenter today Today’s Datacenter Apps Servers Network & cables
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The datacenter today
Servers
Network & cables
Apps
Backup
Storage
Security
Devices
Firewalls
VPN
Gateway
Telecom
Systems
Routers &
Switches
Power
Heating/Cooling
Fire Suppression
Remote
Client
www
Branch
Clients
Today’s Datacenter
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6. Cloud Microsoft Cloud Global Trusted Hybrid 9/22/2018 10:23 PM
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7. Traditional datacenter
Straddling two worlds Challenges for modern management
Traditional datacenter
Cloud model
Tight coupling between infrastructure and apps
Expensive, vertically integrated hardware
Siloed infrastructure and operations
Highly customized processes and configurations
Developers have a critical business role
Micro-services and modern apps create new complexity
The server is no longer the center point
Application data is business data

8. Transform the datacenter
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Transform the datacenter
Today’s Datacenter
Datacenter
without boundaries
Cloud options on demand
Reduced cost and complexity
Cloud innovation everywhere
Dynamic
application delivery
Rapid response to business
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9. Cloud is a model, not just a place
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Cloud is a model, not just a place
Public
Hosted
Private
Cloud model is geared for speed
Developers have a critical business role
Services and apps create new complexity
Server is no longer the center point
App is king—app data is business data
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10. Optimize Transform New way to think about your datacenter
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New way to think about your datacenter
Optimize
Transform
Traditional model
Dedicated infrastructure for each application
Custom hardware
Distinct infrastructure and operations teams
Customized processes and configurations
Servers
Cloud model
Loosely coupled apps and micro-services
Industry-standard hardware
Service-focused DevOps teams
Standardized processes and configurations
Services
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11. New way to think about your datacenter
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New way to think about your datacenter
Optimize
Transform
Characteristics
Operational efficiency
Resource pooling and abstraction
IT sponsored
Flexible hardware
Agile development
Self-service, on-demand services
Business/ App dev / IT sponsored
Purpose-built hardware
Optimize
Transform
Use cases
Workload optimization
Datacenter/Branch consolidation
Hyper-converged infrastructure
VDI
Secure fabric and Shielded VMs
App modernization
Cloud-native apps
Hybrid app patterns
Seamless app mobility
DevOps
Windows Server Hyper-V
Microsoft System Center
Windows Server Software-Defined Offers
Microsoft Cloud Platform System (CPS)
Microsoft Azure Stack
Microsoft Azure
Solutions
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12. Windows Server powers your apps on any cloud
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Windows Server powers your apps on any cloud
System Center + Operations Management Suite (OMS)
Windows Server
Software-Defined Offers
Windows Server + WAP +
System Center + OMS
Microsoft CPS
WAP + Windows Server +
System Center
Third party
(e.g. AWS, VMware)
Microsoft Azure Stack
Run Windows Server on any Microsoft cloud with the Azure Hybrid Use Benefit (part of your SA agreement)
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13. Transform IT Software-defined datacenter Cloud service delivery
Modern development
platform
Management anywhere
Operations Management Suite
System Center
Windows Server

14. Windows Server Software Defined Solution Fabric
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Windows Server Software Defined Solution Fabric
Windows Server | Hyper-V | System Center
infused with Azure designs and technologies
Provisioning and operations
Compute
Frictionless “cloud-cadence” infrastructure upgrades
Benchmark-setting scale, performance, and availability
Best-in-class support for Linux
Compute cluster
Virtual machines
Storage
Cost-effective platform
Scalable hybrid-cloud solution
Workload-aware protection
Cross-site availability and disaster recovery
Storage cluster
File servers
Networking
Cloud-scale fundamentals
SDN infrastructure
Network function virtualization
Hybrid datacenter extension
Network controller
Virtual networks
Security
Protect VMs from host
Control/Monitor admin privileges
Add access/usage policies to sensitive information
Detect/Respond to breach faster
Security controller
Shielded VMs
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15. Windows Server Software Defined Solution? Fabric Management
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Windows Server Software Defined Solution? Fabric Management
Windows Server | Hyper-V | System Center
infused with Azure designs and technologies
Virtual Machine Manager
Effectively manage virtualized environment
Build highly available storage system at low cost
Configure network using software instead of hardware
Enhanced Security
Windows Azure Pack
Enable the business through self-service consumption and management
Manage and monitor chargeback/showback
Improve service delivery
Operations Manager
Monitor Diverse Environments
Monitoring Network Health
Improved Fundamentals
Leverage Data to gain insights
OMS Log Analytics and ASR
Monitor on-premises and public cloud resources
Gain insights from operational data
Provide cloud-orchestrated resiliency for virtualized workloads
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16. Software-defined Datacenter
PRISM FY16
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Windows Server 2016
The cloud-ready server operating system that delivers new layers of security and Azure-innovation for the applications and infrastructure that power your business.
Built-in
Security
Software-defined Datacenter
Cloud-ready
Application Platform
Built-in layers of security
Protection to Identity
Secure the virtualization platform
Built-in SDDC capabilities
Affordable and enterprise ready
Azure-inspired infrastructure
Built-in containers
Lightweight Nano Server option
Bring licenses to Azure
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17. Enabling the SDDC: Challenges
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Enabling the SDDC: Challenges
Security
Software-defined Datacenter
Cloud-ready
Application Platform
Increasing breaches incidents
Identity is target of attacks
Not easy to secure virtual environments
Complexity: dependency on integrated & validated systems
Realizing the cost savings: deployment and operations
Scale to fit needs: footprint + scale
Integration between Dev and Ops
Fast and lightweight OS
How to plan for public cloud
Heterogeneous Environments
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18. Public Cloud Solutions
Common infrastructure design and deployment models
Unsupported Design
Custom Design
Recommended
Practices
Integrated Solutions
Public Cloud Solutions
Supported
Recommended
Structured
Standardized
Cost/ Complexity
Time/ Risk

19. Windows Server Software-Defined Offers Partner-led building blocks to enable SDDC
Design
Reference architecture: design principles, & best practices
Validate
Pre-certified and validated hardware configurations
Deploy
Automated deployment that works seamlessly with existing infrastructure
Operate
Operations / Management using System Center
Program
Accelerated time to value
Choice of hardware
Quality Assurance
Optimized out of the box
Expedited problem-resolution
Value
Current
Partners
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20. Quality Assurance: End-to-End
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Quality Assurance: End-to-End
Components & System Certification
Offer Validation
Windows Server 2016 Logo
Windows Server Software Defined AQ’s
Reference architecture
Stress & reliability
Scale
Windows Server Software Defined Offers
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21. Evolution of reference architectures to integrated systems
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Evolution of reference architectures to integrated systems
Fast Track
Windows Server and System Center 2012 R2
OEM SKU
PG review
Disparate, converged infrastructure
Cloud Platform System
Windows Server and System Center 2012 R2
OEM appliance
PG validation
Converged infrastructure
Windows Server Software-Defined Offers
Windows Server 2016
OEM appliance
PG design
Hyper converged infrastructure
Software defined
Azure Stack
Windows Server 2016
Azure Services
OEM appliance
PG design
Hyper converged infrastructure
Software defined
Product Line Architectures
Product Group recommendations
Comprises a set of rules categorized as either required, recommended or optional
Structured design and deployment leads to predictable, high quality, and supportable implementations
Lessons learned from field
experience
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22. What are you solving for?
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What are you solving for?
Innovation
Focus on the applications
Enable developers
Deliver new and reliable services quickly
Economics
Invest in competitive differentiators
Reduce capital expenditure
Flexibility
Choose where to deploy
Decrease risk of vendor lock-in
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23. Start preparing for new operating models
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Start preparing for new operating models
Hit the ground running
Understand impacts on IT service delivery
Prepare your IT teams
Experience new capabilities in a POC environment
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24. Solutions to meet your needs
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Solutions to meet your needs
I would like to …
Microsoft recommends …
Implement a highly secure virtual infrastructure that isolates customer/tenant workloads from unauthorized administrator access.
Design and deploy an IaaS environment using the built-in security capabilities of Windows Server 2016 and System Center 2016.
Continue reducing my infrastructure related costs.
Procure hyper-converged infrastructure hardware. Select systems solutions from the Windows Server Software-Defined Offers to further reduce implementation risk.
Have an Azure-like experience in my datacenter today with a path to Azure/Azure Stack.
Design and deploy an IaaS environment leveraging Windows Server Software-Defined Offers (or Cloud Platform System (CPS)). VMs can migrate to Azure using OMS. CPS will co-exist with Azure Stack when it becomes available for IaaS.
Modernize my .NET/SQL Server based application portfolio.
Refactor your apps to run on Azure App Service (will run on Azure Stack). Consider Windows Server Containers to enable micro-services architecture
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