2. Understanding How MS Virtualsation Compares to VMware
SESSION CODE: VIR307
Reid Purvis
Datacenter Technical Specialist
Microsoft
Understanding How MS Virtualsation Compares to VMware
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Agenda
Introduction & Disclosure
Market Overview
Why Microsoft
More than just Virtualisation
Cloud Capabilities (IAAS vs PAAS and SAAS)
Why Hyper-V
System Center
Solution Summary
Windows Server “8” Preview
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4. Introduction (full disclosure – who am I)
Novell, Linux, CA & MS trainer for 6+ years
7 years working with Digital, Compaq & HP in large managed services infrastructure architecture
VMware Senior Systems Engineer 2007 to June 2010 (3.5 years)
Microsoft – Datacenter Technical Specialist - 1 year+ and loving it !!!
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4/24/2017 4:28 PM
Agenda
Introduction & Disclosure
Market Overview
Why Microsoft
More than just Virtualisation
Cloud Capabilities (IAAS vs PAAS and SAAS)
Why Hyper-V
System Center
Solution Summary
Windows Server “8” Preview
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6. Your Challenges Today Compliance and Security:
Often cited as top concerns for IT.
Server Sprawl: Dedicating servers to single applications
of IT budgets is spent maintaining inflexible & siloed datacenter equipment
Infrastructure Complexity:
The average $1 billion company maintains 48 disparate financial systems and uses 2.7 ERP systems
Application Developer:
“IT slows me down.”
Business Owner: “I can get it better, faster, cheaper if I work around IT.”

7. Trends – Changing Market Landscape
Virtualization is exploding resulting in VM proliferation and impacting OS share
Number of physical servers shipments used for virtualization will grow to 1.7M+ in 2012 at a CAGR of 15%
IDC Server Virtualization Forecast
9.00
8.00
7.00
6.00
5.00
4.00
3.00
2.00
1.00
19% of physical server shipments will be used for virtualization, increasing from 11.7% in 2007

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4/24/2017 4:28 PM
Agenda
Introduction & Disclosure
Market Overview
Why Microsoft
More than just Virtualisation
Cloud Capabilities (IAAS vs PAAS and SAAS)
Why Hyper-V
System Center
Solution Summary
Windows Server “8” Preview
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9. Server Application Virtualization
All About the App
Server Application Virtualization
Provision Standardized Application Services

10. Cross Platform From The Metal Up
Application
Frameworks
3rd Party
Management
Operating
Systems
Multi-hypervisor
Management
XenServer
vSphere
Hardware
Partners
Fast Track
Provision your private cloud across multiple hypervisors, including Hyper-V, XenServer and VMware V-sphere 2
Deep integration with OEMs providing
insight and actions to account for hardware changes 1
Take advantage of existing datacenter investments with rd party integration 4
Support for your server operating systems,
including deep insight for Windows and Linux 3
Build, run and extend your enterprise applications on the
Microsoft private cloud regardless of the development
framework you choose 5

11. More balanced approach “Primarily Sell Virtual Hardware”
Focused development in Hypervisor
The Right Tools for the Right Job
More balanced approach
“Primarily Sell Virtual Hardware”
Hardware (Servers, Storage, Networks)
Hardware virtualization
Operating Systems
Databases
Middleware
Applications
Clients, Desktops, Mobile Devices

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4/24/2017 4:28 PM
Agenda
Introduction & Disclosure
Market Overview
Why Microsoft
More than just Virtualisation
Cloud Capabilities (IAAS vs PAAS and SAAS)
Why Hyper-V
System Center
Solution Summary
Windows Server “8” Preview
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13. Cloud Optimize Every Business
PUBLIC
Identity ▪ Virtualization ▪ Management ▪ Development
COMMON
PRIVATE
PRIVATE

14. Why Microsoft Private Cloud
ALL ABOUT THE APP
CROSS-PLATFORM FROM THE METAL UP
CLOUD ON YOUR TERMS
BEST-IN-CLASS PERFORMANCE
More than 450,000 Concurrent SharePoint Users
80,000 OLTP Users
20,000 Mailboxes
Deep Insight into Applications
Manage the Service Not Just the VM
Hypervisors
Guest OS’s
Development Frameworks
Private to Public
Single Pane of Glass Across Clouds

15. Transition to the Cloud
Elastic | Self-Service | Scalable Metered by Use | Multi-Tenant
Self-Service & Provisioning
Partner-extensible toolkit that enables datacenters to dynamically pool, allocate, and manage resources to enable IT as a service.
Integrated Management
Full spectrum datacenter to cloud management
Delivering cloud computing with existing investment
Platform
#1 Application Server in the world > 70% share
Enterprise class platform for cloud

16. Microsoft vs. VMware Technology IaaS Stack
TechReady12
4/24/2017
Microsoft vs. VMware Technology IaaS Stack
VMware
Microsoft
System Center Suite
Application Monitoring, Management & Automation
App Controller
Physical Servers
vCloud Director
System Center
VMM
Windows Azure
vCenter
ESX/ESXi
Hyper-V
vCenter
Xen
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17. Introducing System Center App Controller

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4/24/2017 4:28 PM
Agenda
Introduction & Disclosure
Market Overview
Why Microsoft
More than just Virtualisation
Cloud Capabilities (IAAS vs PAAS and SAAS)
Why Hyper-V
Performance & Capabilities
System Center
Solution Summary
Windows Server “8” Preview
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19. Windows Server 2008 R2 SP1
Many of the scenarios discussed leverage features new to R2 and R2 SP1
Live Migration & HA
New Processor Support
Improved Performance & Lower Costs
Enhanced Scalability
Greater VM density & Lower TCO
Networking enhancements
Improve performance & 10 Gb/E ready
Dynamic VM capabilities
Enhancements to Server Core
Ease management & Lower TCO
Dynamic Memory & Remote FX in SP1

20. Best-In-Class Performance
450,000+
80,000
20,000
Concurrent SharePoint Users
OLTP Users
Mailboxes
It’s clear that Hyper-V R2 SP1 can be used to virtualize tier-1 data center applications with confidence. – Enterprise Strategy Group Research, Mark Bowker

21. Tremendous Momentum for Hyper-V In Australia & World Wide
Hyper-V market share Growth (3 years)
30%
20%
10% 0%
Microsoft
VMware
Source: IDC WW Quarterly Server Virtualization Tracker, March Data represents x86 + EPIC based servers
“With Hyper-V, Target can reduce our stores’ server footprints without sacrificing the mission-critical application performance that contributes to a superior retail experience for our guests.”
Jeff Mader, Vice President, Target Technology Services

22. Completeness of Vision
Industry Recognition
CHALLENGERS
LEADERS
NICHE PLAYERS
VISIONARIES
Ability to Execute
Completeness of Vision
Microsoft
Citrix Systems
VMware
Oracle
Parallels
Red Hat
Microsoft a Leader in x86 Server Virtualization Infrastructure
- Gartner
The Magic Quadrant is copyrighted 2011 by Gartner, Inc. and is reused with permission. The Magic Quadrant is a graphical representation of a marketplace at and for a specific time period. It depicts Gartner's analysis of how certain vendors measure against criteria for that marketplace, as defined by Gartner. Gartner does not endorse any vendor, product or service depicted in the Magic Quadrant, and does not advise technology users to select only those vendors placed in the "Leaders" quadrant. The Magic Quadrant is intended solely as a research tool, and is not meant to be a specific guide to action. Gartner disclaims all warranties, express or implied, with respect to this research, including any warranties of merchantability or fitness for a particular purpose. This Magic Quadrant graphic was published by Gartner, Inc. as part of a larger research note and should be evaluated in the context of the entire report. The Gartner report is available upon request from (client name).
Source: Gartner (June 2011): Publication Date: 30 June 2011/ID Number: G , © 2011 Gartner, Inc. and/or its Affiliates. All Rights Reserved

23. 2011 ESG Test Lab - Virtual Application: SQL Server 2008 R2
VM configuration: 4 vCPU, 16 GB RAM
Guest OS: Windows Server 2008 R2 SP1
Hyper-V R2
Hypervisor: Microsoft Hyper-V R2
Physical OS: Windows Server 2008 R2 SP1
SAN
Virtual machine images: Fixed VHD
SQL data and logs: Fixed VHD

24. 2011 SQL Workload Results

25. Performance & Scalability
Native Performance
In-Guest VM Performance

26. Reality: Performance & Scalability
Hyper-V R2 on 16 servers with Microsoft Cluster Shared Volumes (CSV) stored on a single SAN attached disk array supported 1,024 virtual machines

27. Reality: Performance & Scalability
In 2011, ESG produced reports on performance of key workloads on Hyper-V
Available online:
Useful links, resources, case studies, white papers and webcasts

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Agenda
Introduction & Disclosure
Market Overview
Why Microsoft
More than just Virtualisation
Cloud Capabilities (IAAS vs PAAS and SAAS)
Why Hyper-V
Guest OS Application Support
System Center
Solution Summary
Windows Server “8” Preview
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29. Wide & Deep Guest OS Support
Microsoft supports the following in-lifecycle Guest OS’s:
Windows Server 2008 R2 (VM configured with 1, 2, or 4 virtual processors)
Windows Server 2008 x86/x64 Edition (VM configured with 1, 2, or 4 virtual processors)
Windows Server 2003 R2 x86/x64 (VMs configured with 1 or 2 virtual processors)
Windows Server 2003 x86/x64 (VMs configured with 1 or 2 virtual processors)
Windows Small Business Server 2011 (VMs configured with 1 virtual processor)
Windows Storage Server 2008 R2 (VMs configured with 1 virtual processor)
Windows Home Server 2011 (VMs configured with 1 virtual processor)
Linux Distributions (VMs configured with 1, 2 or 4 virtual processor)
SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 10 with Service Pack 3 (x86 Edition or x64 Edition)
SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 11 (x86 Edition or x64 Edition)
Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) & CentOS 5.2, 5.3 , 5.4, 5.5, 5.6, 6, 6.1 (x86 Edition or x64 Edition)
Windows 7 x86/x64 Edition (VM configured with 1, 2, or 4 virtual processors)
Windows Vista x86/x64 (VMs configured with 1 or 2 virtual processors)
Windows XP (VMs configured with 1 or 2 virtual processors
Integration Components released into Linux Community

30. Microsoft Virtualization: The Best Choice for Microsoft Server Applications
Built
for
Windows
*Built-in Virtualization with one-stop support
*Large Partner Ecosystem
Increased Deployment Options
Complete Management Solution
*Deep Application Knowledge
*Physical & Virtual Management
*Cross-Platform & Hypervisor Support
Low Cost Complete Solution
*A comparable solution can cost almost 4 times more†
*Lower On-going Costs
Virtualization-Friendly Licensing
*Only available with Microsoft Virtualization
†Based on a comparison of Microsoft® System Center Server Management Suite Datacenter with VMware® vSphere Enterprise Plus with VMware vCenter Server.. Assumes a five host configuration, 2 processors on each host, 2 years support costs for both products, and no operating system costs included.. The Microsoft solution can use either the free Microsoft Hyper-V Server 2008 R2 hypervisor or an existing Windows Server 2008 R2 hypervisor.  Based on Microsoft estimated retail prices and published VMware prices available at as of 08/04/2009 for purchases in the United States. Actual reseller prices may vary.

31. Optimize infrastructure for VDI
IT can tailor management policies for virtualized workspaces running in the data center, and dynamically create virtual desktops based on user needs.
Dynamic Memory & Application Virtualization
VIRTUAL MACHINES IN DATA CENTER
INTELLIGENT
INFRASTRUCTURE
Benefits
Support more users with same hardware
Better user experience with less disruption
Reduce network bandwidth requirements

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Agenda
Introduction & Disclosure
Market Overview
Why Microsoft
More than just Virtualisation
Cloud Capabilities (IAAS vs PAAS and SAAS)
Why Hyper-V
Free Hypervisor
System Center
Solution Summary
Windows Server “8” Preview
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33. Hyper-V Server 2008 R2 SP1 Stand-alone free download
Contains only the Windows Hypervisor, Windows Server driver model and virtualization components
Small footprint and minimal overhead
Integrates into current infrastructure
Includes Live Migration, High Availability within SP1 capabilities and more

34. Coreconfig2: http://coreconfig.codeplex.com/
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35. Apples to Apples ESXi3 ESXi4.1 U1 Hyper-V Server 2008 R2 SP1 Price $0
Bare-metal Hypervisor
x86
x64
X64
Boot from Flash
Yes
Host Processors
32 Logical CPU’s
160 Logical CPU’s
64 Logical CPU’s
vSMP Support
4-way
Host Physical Memory
256GB
1TB
Virtual Machine Memory
64GB
255GB
Free Remote Management Client
Live Migration
Needs vCenter
Included
High Availability/Failover Clustering
Dynamic Memory
High-End Graphics for VDI No
Host based console for configuration and troubleshooting

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4/24/2017 4:28 PM
Agenda
Introduction & Disclosure
Market Overview
Why Microsoft
More than just Virtualisation
Cloud Capabilities (IAAS vs PAAS and SAAS)
Why Hyper-V
System Center
Solution Summary
Windows Server “8” Preview
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37. Integrated end to end management with system center
Device mgmt - software inventory & deployment, configuration
Server & PC - Backup, archiving, restore & recovery
Server, Storage, PC & application – monitoring, alerting, management and automation (using management packs)
ITIL based ticketing and IT process tracking capability (for helpdesk and SLA reporting with CMDB)
Cloud Mgmt capability - Virtual & Physical server mgmt and configuration – for Hyper-V, VMware, XenServer
Cloud Management & interoperability portal for multi-cloud connections
IT Automation (server, pc & application) tool

38. Microsoft Virtualization for Server Applications
Management Platform
Business Critical Applications
Enterprise Applications
Line of Business (LOB) Custom Applications
Microsoft Server Applications
Databases:
Communication:
Collaboration:
Virtualization Platform
Microsoft Virtualization Windows Server 2008 R2 Hyper-V & System Center

39. System Center Virtual Machine Manager 2012
Provision flexible and cost effective IaaS
Provision bare metal to fabric in a few clicks: Pool and allocate datacenter resources (storage/ network/ compute cluster)
Bare metal server deployment
Flexible delegation & role based access control
Service centric approach
Service modeling templates
Image based management
Server App-Virtualization (SAV)
Multi-hypervisor support
Unified management for Hyper-V, VMware vSphere 4.1 & Citrix XenServer virtualized environments
Optimize service delivery
Dynamic optimization based on workload demands
Expanded Powershell support
OVF support
SMI-S storage support

40. Server Application Virtualization (Server App-V)
Server App-V: A new feature in SCVMM 2012 that enables virtualization of Server Applications
Deploy & upgrade Applications without rewriting or re-architecting
App Instance in
Dev./Test/
Prod
VMware offers nothing comparable to Server App-V
PowerShell or VMM 2012
Configuration
Server Application
Server App-V Package
Sequencer
App Instance in
Private Cloud
VMM 2012
Configuration
Enable Hybrid Cloud Mobility
Packaging Tool + Azure Portal
App Instance in
Public Cloud
Configuration

41. System Center App Controller
Common application self-service console across clouds
Span multiple VMM servers
Register and consume capacity from multiple Windows Azure subscriptions
Enable multiple users authenticated using enterprise AD to access single Windows Azure subscription
Application deployment and configuration
Deploy and manage Services and VMs on private clouds created with VMM 2012 and Windows Azure
Copy service templates (and resources) from one VMM server to another
Copy Windows Azure configuration, package files and VHDs between Windows Azure subscriptions

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4/24/2017 4:28 PM
Agenda
Introduction & Disclosure
Market Overview
Why Microsoft
More than just Virtualisation
Cloud Capabilities (IAAS vs PAAS and SAAS)
Why Hyper-V
System Center
Solution Summary
Windows Server “8” Preview
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43. Microsoft’s private cloud management focuses on the applications
1. Applications require additional resources
4. The Private Cloud responds to the business need automatically
2. System Center detects the condition executes predefined rules
3. System Center automatically, adjusts the capacity and capability

44. Microsoft Licensing - ECI Datacenter “Cloud Ready”
Server Management Suite Datacenter
Datacenter Edition with unlimited virtualized instances
ECI DATACENTER Allows for:
Unlimited Instances of Windows Server Management for Unlimited number of VMs
Security for Unlimited number of VMs.

45. Private Cloud Licensing Comparison
VMware Cloud Infrastructure Suite
Microsoft ECI Datacenter
License: PER VM
vCLOUD DIRECTOR 1.5
FOREFRONT ENDPOINT PROTECTION
License: PER VM
License: PER PROCESSOR
vSHIELD 5.0
License: PER VM
SYSTEM CENTER DATACENTER (SMSD)
vCENTER SITE RECOVERY MANAGER 5
License: PER VM
WINDOWS SERVER DATACENTER
vCENTER OPERATIONS
License: PER INSTANCE
vCENTER 5.0
ECI DATACENTER Allows for:
Unlimited Instances of Windows Server
Management for Unlimited Number of VMs
Security for Unlimited Number of VMs
License: PER PROC + vRAM
vSPHERE 5.0
COMPLEX LICENSING
MULTIPLE TOOLS, NO SINGLE SKU
CHARGE FOR EVERY VM
SIMPLIFIED LICENSING
SINGLE SKU
UNLIMITED VIRTUALIZATION RIGHTS

46. Pricing Comparison- 3 Yr. License+ support
VMware Cloud Infrastructure Suite
Microsoft ECI Datacenter
$6562 (25 VMs), 3 Yr. SnS included
vCLOUD DIRECTOR 1.5
FOREFRONT ENDPOINT PROTECTION
$14,332 (25 VMs), 3 Yr. SnS inc
$4620/
Processor (3 Yr. Support included)
vSHIELD 5.0
$21,656 (25 VMs), 3 Yr. SnS inc
SYSTEM CENTER DATACENTER (SMSD)
vCENTER SITE RECOVERY MANAGER 5 (ENT.)
$5117 (25 VMs), 3 Yr. SnS inc
WINDOWS SERVER DATACENTER
vCENTER OPERATIONS
$8742 (3 Yr. SnS included)
Price listed includes the license and three years of Software Assurance (SA)
vCENTER STANDARD 5.0
$6117(3 Yr. SnS included)
vSPHERE ENT. PLUS 5.0
Price listed includes the license and three years of Prod. SnS
$6117/ PROCESSOR (SnS included)
$1906 FOR EVERY VM (SnS included)
$4620/PROCESSOR (SA included)
UNLIMITED VIRTUALIZATION RIGHTS

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4/24/2017 4:28 PM
Agenda
Introduction & Disclosure
Market Overview
Why Microsoft
More than just Virtualisation
Cloud Capabilities (IAAS vs PAAS and SAAS)
Why Hyper-V
System Center
Solution Summary
Windows Server “8” Preview
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48. What we hear from our customers
Private Cloud
Web and App
Need to scale workloads
Need a secure cloud platform
Cloud needs to be cost effective
Want to use open source tools
Need a scalable web platform
Need to support “next generation” cloud applications
Management and Efficiency
Consumerization of IT
Need to efficiently manage my infrastructure
Need to keep my systems available
Need to reduce infrastructure cost
Need to support remote workers and new types of devices
Need to meet regulatory compliance
Need to better manage and administer identities

49. Windows 8 Server & Hyper-V 3 Preview
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50. More Windows 8 Info at:

51. Microsoft Virtualization Jump Start Training Videos!
Take advantage of online training at
Entire Jump Start course on TechNet Edge: “Microsoft Virtualization for VMware Professionals”
Links directly to specific modules
Virtualization Jump Start (01): Virtualization Overview
Virtualization Jump Start (02): Differentiating Microsoft & VMware
Virtualization Jump Start (03a): Hyper-V Deployment Options & Architecture | Part 1
Virtualization Jump Start (03b): Hyper-V Deployment Options & Architecture | Part 2
Virtualization Jump Start (04): High-Availability & Clustering
Virtualization Jump Start (05): System Center Suite Overview with focus on DPM
Virtualization Jump Start (06): Automation with Opalis, Service Manager & PowerShell
Virtualization Jump Start (07): System Center Virtual Machine Manager 2012
Virtualization Jump Start (08): Private Cloud Solutions, Architecture & VMM Self-Service Portal 2.0
Virtualization Jump Start (09): Virtual Desktop Infrastructure (VDI) Architecture | Part 1
Virtualization Jump Start (10): Virtual Desktop Infrastructure (VDI) Architecture | Part 2
Virtualization Jump Start (11): v-Alliance Solution Overview
Virtualization Jump Start (12): Application Delivery for VDI
Links to course materials on Born to Learn

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