1. TechEd 2013
2/22/2019 1:17 PM
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2. What’s new in System Center 2012 R2
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MDC-B206
What’s new in System Center 2012 R2
Nagender Vedula
Group Program Manager
System Center Product Team
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3. Session Goals Overview of System Center 2012 R2
Demonstrate Cloud OS Scenarios in Action with
Windows Server 2012 R2,
System Center 2012 R2 &
Windows Azure Pack for Windows Server
Q/A

4. System Center 2012 Capability Primer
Self Service Portal
Process
Automation
IT Service Management
Tools
Deploy
Configure
Migrate
Microsoft
On-premises
Service Provider
App Controller
Orchestration
+ SPF
IaaS
Service Model
Windows Azure Pack for Windows Server
Service Provider “Service Admin
Fabric Admin”
Inventory
Monitor
Protect
Virtual
Application Owner
“Service Consumer”
Physical
Infra
Tools
Process
Business Requirements

5. System Center 2012 announced
Jan – Apr 2012
Deep application insight
Multi-hypervisor management
Process automation & integration
Unified management across on-premises & Windows Azure
Private Cloud Day
System Center announced
Microsoft Management Summit
System Center 2012 General Availability
Windows Server General Availability
Sep 2012
Enterprise-scale virtualization
High performance, industry standard storage
Cloud-integrated storage
Software-defined networking
Automation & manageability
Web & app platform
Identity & access
VDI
Multi-tenant infrastructure management
Windows Azure-consistent virtual machines & websites
Unified management across on-premises, Windows Azure & service provider
Service Provider Foundation
Global service monitor (GSM)
Jan 2013
System Center 2012 SP1 General Availability
Windows Azure Services
for Windows Server General Availability
Jun 2013
Announcing
Windows Server 2012 R2
System Center 2012 R2
Windows Azure Pack for Windows Server
TechEd 2013
Enterprise class Cloud OS
Consistent Cloud Platform across on-prem, hosted and public clouds

6. The Cloud OS: three datacenters Modern platform for the world’s apps
CUSTOMER
SERVICE PROVIDER
WINDOWS AZURE 1
CONSISTENT PLATFORM
Transforms the datacenter
Empowers people-centric IT
Unlocks insights on any data
Enables modern apps
DEVELOPMENT
MANAGEMENT
DATA
IDENTITY
VIRTUALIZATION

7. System Center 2012 R2 product overview
Server & Tools Business
2/22/2019
System Center 2012 R2 product overview
System Center capabilities
Infrastructure provisioning
Enable enterprise-class multi-tenant infrastructure for hybrid environments
Consumer Self- service
Enable application owner agility while IT retains control
Infrastructure monitoring
Comprehensive monitoring of physical, virtual, and cloud infrastructure
Application performance monitoring
Deep insight into application health
IT service management
Flexible service delivery
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Flexible service delivery

8. Infrastructure provisioning
Windows Server Management Marketing
2/22/2019
Infrastructure provisioning
System Center 2012 R2 delivers
IT demands
Enterprise-class multi-tenant infrastructure for hybrid environments
Enterprise-class virtualization management incl. robust Linux support
Effectively manage virtual environments at-scale
Simplified provisioning & migration
Reduce infrastructure complexity
Multi-tenant cloud infrastructure
Deliver efficient infrastructure services
across customer base
Extend familiar management to Windows Azure
Single tool for on-premises and cloud provisioning
Automated standards- based TOR switch configuration
Multi-tenant edge gateway
Site to Site Connectivity
Bring Your Own IP
Service management automation
Supports Windows Server scale & performance:
Dynamic VHDX resize
Dynamic Memory support for Linux
Snapshot running VM
Synthetic Fiber Channel in the guest
Windows Server file-based storage & Storage Spaces
Service templates & run- books for System Center components
Enable protection & recovery across datacenters
Windows Azure Integration Pack
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9. Multi-tenant cloud infrastructure
Windows Server Management Marketing
2/22/2019
Enhanced in R2
Multi-tenant cloud infrastructure
Simplified infrastructure service delivery
In-box service templates and runbooks for System Center components
Integrate existing investments using web- based interfaces to System Center capabilities
Built-in multi-tenant isolation and scale across multiple System Center instances
Extensible service management automation
Tenant-level resource metering for capacity planning and chargeback
Service provider portal
Tenant admin/users
Tenants
User roles Stamps
Service mgmt. automation (PowerShell based)
System Center
REST web service APIs, incl. usage metering
Service provider systems (e.g., Billing).
Service Provider Foundation
System Center (Management stamps)
Windows Server
(Host infrastructure)
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10. Cloud infrastructure: service management automation
Server & Tools Business
2/22/2019
Cloud infrastructure: service management automation
New in R2
Enable efficient infrastructure delivery and operations
Web-based run-book authoring
Scalable automation engine built atop PowerShell
Import existing PowerShell scripts and workflows
Integration with existing/third-party systems
Web-based authoring
Workflow automation
Integration
VIRTUAL MACHINE CLOUDS 12
SQL SERVER 9
PLANS
WEBSITE CLOUD
MYSQL SERVERS
Notifications
USER ACCOUNTS 4
AUTOMATION 8
All
ITEMS
CMDB
Add bulk user accounts
Ticketing
Service ticket for failed resources
Notify users of plan updates
Billing
Add additional SQL capacity
Management
Systems
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The information herein is for informational purposes only and represents the current view of Microsoft Corporation as of the date of this presentation. Because Microsoft must respond to changing market conditions, it should not be interpreted to be a commitment on the part of Microsoft, and Microsoft cannot guarantee the accuracy of any information provided after the date of this presentation. MICROSOFT MAKES NO WARRANTIES, EXPRESS, IMPLIED OR STATUTORY, AS TO THE INFORMATION IN THIS PRESENTATION.

11. Multi-tenant cloud infrastructure: capacity planning and chargeback
Windows Server Management Marketing
2/22/2019
Enhanced in R2
Multi-tenant cloud infrastructure: capacity planning and chargeback
Granular metering of resource usage by tenant, including CPU, memory & storage
Enable business/ operational insight with tenant-level analytics
Data warehousing & reporting, incl. allocation, utilization & license compliance views
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The information herein is for informational purposes only and represents the current view of Microsoft Corporation as of the date of this presentation. Because Microsoft must respond to changing market conditions, it should not be interpreted to be a commitment on the part of Microsoft, and Microsoft cannot guarantee the accuracy of any information provided after the date of this presentation. MICROSOFT MAKES NO WARRANTIES, EXPRESS, IMPLIED OR STATUTORY, AS TO THE INFORMATION IN THIS PRESENTATION.

12. Multi-tenant cloud infrastructure: virtual networks
Windows Server Management Marketing
2/22/2019
New in R2
Multi-tenant cloud infrastructure: virtual networks
/24
Blue company
Red company
/24
Open, extensible and standards- based solution that delivers flexibility, automation and control
Isolated virtual networks running on shared network infrastructure
Provision in-box multi-tenant edge gateway for seamless connectivity between physical & virtual networks
Enable easy end-user access into virtualized network infrastructure
OMI-based plug-in for automated TOR switch configuration
Partner ecosystem support
Site-to-site connectivity
Site-to-site connectivity
Multi-tenant VPN gateway
NVGRE
Service provider cloud
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13. Consumer Self-Service
Windows Server Management Marketing
2/22/2019
Consumer Self-Service
IT demands
System Center 2012 R2 delivers
Self-service app provisioning, incl. multitenant environments
Empower app owners while retaining control
Unified management views & artifacts b/w Windows Server & Azure
Common management tools for on-premises and cloud
Scale application tiers via automation & integration
Dynamically expand capacity to support app SLA
Enable application owner agility while IT retains control
Standardized application provisioning with service templates (e.g., SharePoint farms)
Scalable multi-VM tenant services with Windows Azure-consistent user experience (e.g. SQL cluster)
Unified view across clouds with App Controller
Extend datacenter capacity with VHD images:
VHDs for first party workloads like SharePoint
VHDs for Windows Server & Linux
Robust automation workflows with Orchestrator and PowerShell
Windows Azure Integration Pack for automated compute & storage deployment
SharePoint Integration Pack
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14. Server & Tools Business
2/22/2019
Scalable multi-VM tenant services (VM-tier) for Windows Server environments with Windows Azure-consistent user experience
New in R2
Admin imports & publishes VM gallery to tenants.
Tenants specify the following VM-tier attributes before deployment:
Hardware and network profile
OS image & app/workload settings
VM instance count
Scale-in/ Scale-out rules
Tenants manage multi-VM services
Admin imports & publishes VM gallery to tenants
Tenants specify infrastructure & workload settings, VM instance counts & scale-in/scale-out rules followed by deployment.
Tenants manage multi-VM services
Enabled by Windows Server, System Center & Windows Azure Pack
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15. Application performance monitoring
Windows Server Management Marketing
2/22/2019
Application performance monitoring
IT demands
System Center 2012 R2 delivers
Deep application insight
Assure LOB application SLA
Integrated dev-ops that spans people, process and systems
Enable rapid application lifecycle
Cloud-integrated insight in familiar monitoring console
Assure great end-user experiences & Microsoft workload health
Deep insight into application health
.Net and Java monitoring, incl. line-of-code level traceability
Integrated transaction monitoring with APM
Faster issue tracking and remediation with System Center-Visual Studio connector
Efficient app debugging with Microsoft Monitoring Agent
Global Service Monitor
Best practice configurations for MS workloads with System Center Advisor connector
Management Packs for Microsoft workloads and third party ISV apps
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16. Deep application insight for .NET applications
Isolate root cause
Monitor client and server components of the application
Discover application dependencies
Discover application dependencies
Monitor client and server components of the application
Monitor client and server components of the application
Isolate root cause
Isolate root cause
Triage and remediate 16

17. Infrastructure monitoring
Windows Server Management Marketing
2/22/2019
Infrastructure monitoring
IT demands
System Center 2012 R2 delivers
Comprehensive monitoring of physical, virtual and cloud infrastructure
Best-of-breed Windows monitoring, robust cross- platform support
Monitor diverse environments
Network monitoring and cloud infrastructure health
Assure physical, virtual & cloud infrastructure health
Best-practice workload configuration
Proactive Monitoring for Fabric Infrastructure & Workloads
Cross platform monitoring:
Windows Server
RHEL/SUSE Linux
Oracle Solaris
HP-UX & IBM AIX
Cross-platform configuration:
Linux/UNIX
VMM-Operations Manager connector
Network topology discovery
System Center Management Pack for Windows Azure
AWS Management Pack
Best practice configuration for Windows Server 2012 with System Center Advisor connector
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The information herein is for informational purposes only and represents the current view of Microsoft Corporation as of the date of this presentation. Because Microsoft must respond to changing market conditions, it should not be interpreted to be a commitment on the part of Microsoft, and Microsoft cannot guarantee the accuracy of any information provided after the date of this presentation. MICROSOFT MAKES NO WARRANTIES, EXPRESS, IMPLIED OR STATUTORY, AS TO THE INFORMATION IN THIS PRESENTATION.

18. The Cloud OS: three datacenters Modern platform for the world’s apps
CUSTOMER
SERVICE PROVIDER
WINDOWS AZURE 1
CONSISTENT PLATFORM
Transforms the datacenter
Empowers people-centric IT
Unlocks insights on any data
Enables modern apps
DEVELOPMENT
MANAGEMENT
DATA
IDENTITY
VIRTUALIZATION

19. Consistent management experiences & services
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Consistent management experiences & services
Enhance agility by delivering Windows Azure-consistent services to Windows Server
Extensible, enterprise-ready service management portal
Tenant user services: Virtual machines, websites and service bus
Standardized VM gallery format for Windows Azure and for service providers
Tenants/ Customers
Consistency
Windows Server & System Center
Windows Server & System Center
Windows Azure
Service management portal & extensible API
Service management portal & extensible API
Service management portal & extensible API
Web Sites VM
Service Bus
Web Sites VM
Service Bus
Web Sites VM
Service Bus
On-premises
Service provider
Microsoft
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20. Data & Service Provider Infrastructure
Virtual Machine Manager
Service Management Automation
Operations Manager
Service Provider Foundation
Windows Server 2012 R2
Hyper-V
Powered by
System Center 2012 R2
Windows Server 2012 R2
Windows Azure Pack for Windows Server R2

21. Service Consumers Consume Cloud Services Developers and IT Pros
Self-service experience
Build and deploy applications
Manage their applications
Pays for services

22. Service Consumers Web sites Build highly scalable web applications
Iterate with integrated source control
Manage your app with real-time telemetry
Use the languages and open source apps of your choice
Web sites

24. Service Consumers Service Bus Messaging service for cloud apps
Guaranteed message delivery
Publish-subscribe messaging patterns
Standard protocols (REST, AMQP, WS*)
Interoperability (.NET, Java/JMS, C/C++)
Now integrated with management portal
Service Bus

26. Service Consumers Virtual Machine Windows Azure-consistent IaaS
- User Experience
- API
Virtual Machine Roles
- Portable
- Elastic
- Gallery
- Windows and Linux Support
Virtual Networks
- Site to Site connectivity
- Tenant supplied IP addresses
Virtual
Machine

28. Service Consumers Additional Services Identity Database Services
- Active Directory
- ADFS Federation
- Co-administrators
Database Services
- SQL Server
Value add services from gallery
Other shared services from provider
Programmatic access to cloud services
- Windows Azure Consistent REST APIs
Additional
Services

29. Demo
Marc Umeno, Principal Program Manager, System Center

30. Service Providers Provides Cloud Services Hosters and Enterprises
Deploy Shared Resources
Create Offers for Consumers
Drive Cost efficiency
Charges for Services

31. Service Providers Subscriptions Manage shared infra and services
- Virtual Machine Clouds
- Web Site Clouds
- Service Bus Clouds
- 3rd party shared services
Create offers of select services
- Define unique quotas per service
- Define offer add-ons for upsell
- Include curated gallery applications
- Publish public or private offers
Subscriptions

33. Service Providers Usage/Billing Consistent interface for all Services
- REST, OData & JSON
- Enable 3rd party billing providers and ITFM integration
Data Warehouse
Analytics on Tenant Subscription usage
Enable license compliance through inventory reports
Usage/Billing

34. Service Providers Automation
Integrate into existing systems to orchestrate & automate end to end processes
Out of the box runbooks to automate delivery of cloud services
Import additional integration modules and author PowerShell workflow runbooks within Service Management portal
Operational dashboard for analysis and troubleshooting
Automation

36. Service Provider Infrastructure
Service Management Portal
Web Sites
Virtual Machines
Third Party
Service Management API
Controller
Service Provider Foundation API
Third Party Modules
Web Farm
System Center
Windows Server
Windows Server
Windows Server

37. Service Providers Administration
Integrate into existing systems to orchestrate & automate end to end processes
Out of the box runbooks to automate delivery of cloud services
Import additional integration modules and author PowerShell workflow runbooks within Service Management portal
Operational dashboard for analysis and troubleshooting
Administration

38. Demo
John Ballard , Principal Program Manager, System Center

39. Data & Service Provider Infrastructure
Service Management Portal
Service Provider Foundation
Service Management Automation
Operations Manager
Virtual Machine Manager
Windows Server 2012 R2
Hyper-V
Powered by
System Center 2012 R2
Windows Server 2012 R2
Windows Azure Pack for Windows Server R2

40. Key Takeaways
Lots of key value added to System Center Components in SC 2012 R2
Cloud OS consistency across all clouds
Cloud enabled System Center stack
Azure investments brought to on-premise and hosted clouds
Leverages existing investments

41. Track Resources Breakout Sessions
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Track Resources
Breakout Sessions
MDC-B206 System Center 2012 R2 Overview
MDC-B214 Windows Server Services for Windows Server
MDC-B215 Windows Server and System Center 2012 R2
MDC-B320 CSPP delivers private cloud with Chargeback
MDC-B362 Windows Server and System Center 2012 R2
MDC-B364 Windows Server Services for Windows Server
MDC-B208 Microsoft System Center 2012 SP1 - Operations Manager: Overview & What’s New
MDC-B357 Whats new in Virtual Machine Manager 2012 R2
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Microsoft Certification & Training Resources
TechNet
msdn
Resources for IT Professionals
Resources for Developers
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