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1 © 2009 VMware Inc. All rights reserved Diagram & Icon Library - Community 2 of 3 April 2012 Copyright © 2012 VMware, Inc. All rights reserved. This product is protected by U.S. and international copyright and intellectual property laws. VMware products are covered by one or more patents listed at http://www.vmware.com/go/patents. This document was created using the official VMware icon and diagram library. Copyright © 2012 VMware, Inc. All rights reserved. This product is protected by U.S. and international copyright and intellectual property laws. VMware products are covered by one or more patents listed at http://www.vmware.com/go/patents. http://www.vmware.com/go/patents VMware does not endorse or make any representations about third party information included in this document, nor does the inclusion of any VMware icon or diagram in this document imply such an endorsement. These are the official icons and diagrams of VMware, Inc. VMware allows the use of these icons and diagrams in derivative works by VMware Community members to illustrate virtualization concepts and IT architectures only if the VMware copyright and terms of use are clearly displayed. The VMware icons and diagrams cannot be altered in any way. Please contact Christine Gemassmer cgemassmer@vmware.com with any questions or to request permission for commercial re-publication of the VMware icons and diagrams.cgemassmer@vmware.com Please include the following statements on any derivative works created with the official VMware Icons and Diagrams:

2 2 VMware Logo

3 3 Virtualized Servers and VM groupings

4 4 Traditional vs. Virtual Architecture Traditional ArchitectureVirtual Architecture

5 5 Consolidation

6 6 The VMware Transformation Journey Business Agility Cost Efficiency Quality of Service CAPEX OPEX Availability Responsiveness Compliance CAPEX OPEX Availability Responsiveness CAPEX OPEX Shared resource pools Elastic capacity Zero-touch infrastructure Increased control and service assurance Service definition Chargeback IT as a ServiceIT ProductionBusiness Production Business-Value Approach Business Value Key Capabilities Phase Self-service

7 7 VMware Solutions for Cloud Computing Modular Desktops Unified User Management Self-Managed SaaS Partners Other SaaS Providers Cloud-Scale Open Self-Managed Efficiency through Automation Agility with Security and Control Freedom of Choice vCloud Partners Application Access Application Portability VMware vSphere: Foundation for Cloud Computing Application Mobility Secure Private Cloud VMware Enabled Public Clouds Independent Public Clouds End-User Computing Cloud Application Platform Cloud Infrastructure and Management Other Cloud Infrastructure Partners PaaS Partners

8 8 VMware vSphere VMware vCenter Suite VMware vSphere App Existing ApplicationsFuture Applications Application Services Infrastructure Services vMotion Storage vMotion HA Fault Tolerance Data Recovery vSheild Zones VMSafe DRS Hot Add ESX and ESXi DRS and DPM Memory Overcommit VMFS Thin Provisioning Storage I/O Control Distributed Switch Network I/O Control Private Cloud Resource PoolsPublic Cloud AvailabilityScalability StorageNetwork Security Compute

9 9 VMware vSphere Application Services Infrastructure Services vMotion Storage vMotion HA Fault Tolerance Data Recovery vSheild Zones VMSafe DRS Hot Add ESX and ESXi DRS and DPM Memory Overcommit VMFS Thin Provisioning Storage I/O Control Distributed Switch Network I/O Control AvailabilityScalability StorageNetwork Security Compute

10 10 VMware vSphere

11 11 VMware vMotion VMware vSphere

12 12 VMware vSphere Memory Pool Storage Pool Interconnect Pool Resource Pools CPU Pool

13 13 VMware vSphere DRS VMware ESX VMware ESXi Resource Pool Physical Servers

14 14 VMware vSphere DRS Host Affinity VMware vSphere A A A BB Server A Server B 4-host DRS/HA cluster

15 15 VMware vSphere HA VMware ESX VMware ESXi Resource Pool Failed ServerOperating Server

16 16 VMware vSphere DPM VMware ESX VMware ESXi Resource Pool Power Optimized Servers Standby Host Server

17 17 VMware vSphere Virtual SMP VMware ESXi & ESX Virtual SMP

18 18 VMware vSphere Data Recovery Backup Only VMware ESXi & ESX DATA DEDUPLICATED AND STORED SCHEDULE BACKUPS VIA VMWARE vCENTER SERVER CREATE SNAPSHOT

19 19 VMware vSphere Data Recovery Restore Only VMware ESXi & ESX VIRTUAL MACHINE GOES DOWN VMware ESXi & ESX SELECT VM IMAGES/ FILES TO RECOVER RESTORE VIRTUAL MACHINE

20 20 VMware vSphere Guided Consolidation DiscoverAnalyzeConvert

21 21 VMware vSphere Storage vMotion VMware ESXi & ESX

22 22 VMware vSphere Update Manager VMware ESXi Cluster VMware vSphere Host Server VMware ESXVMware ESXi Update Manager

23 23 VMware vSphere Update Manager VMware ESXi & ESX OFFLINE VM Host Server PATCH DATABASE

24 24 VMware vSphere vShield Zones VMware ESXi TRUST ZONE A TRUST ZONE B

25 25 VMware vSphere vStorage Thin Provisioning VMware ESXi & ESX THICKTHIN Virtual Disks Datastores

26 26 VMFS VMware vSphere vStorage VMFS VMware ESXVMware ESXi

27 27 VMware vSphere Network I/O Control 10 GigE Virtual Switch

28 28 VMware vSphere Storage I/O Control Data Mining Print Server Online Store Microsoft Exchange Data Mining Print Server Online Store Microsoft Exchange During high I/O from non-critical application Without Storage I/O Control With Storage I/O Control

29 29 VMware vSphere VAAI VMware vSphere Provision VMs From Template Storage vMotion Improve Thin Provisioning Desk Performance VMFS Share Storage Pool Scalability vStorage APIs for Array Integration

30 30 VMware vSphere VMware Fault Tolerance VMware ESX VMware ESXi Failed ServerOperatingServer No Reboot Seamless Cutover

31 31 The vShield Advantage: Increased Security Traditional Security vShield Cost Effective Single virtual appliance with breadth of functionality Single framework for comprehensive protection Simple No sprawl in rules, VLANs, agents Relevant visibility for VI Admins, network and security teams Simplified compliance Adaptive Virtualization and change aware Program once, execute everywhere Rapid remediation Expensive Specialized hardware appliances Multiple point solutions Expensive Specialized hardware appliances Multiple point solutions Rigid Policy directly tied to implementation Not virtualization and change-aware Rigid Policy directly tied to implementation Not virtualization and change-aware Complex Spaghetti of different rules and policies Complex Spaghetti of different rules and policies Deployments on VMware are more secure than physical

32 32 VMware vShield VMware vShield Manager Centralized Security Across the Virtual Datacenter VMware vShield Edge Secure the Edge of the Virtual Datacenter VMware vShield App & VMware vShield Zones Application Protection from Network-Based Threats VMware vShield Endpoint Offload Antivirus and Anti-Malware Processing for Endpoints VMware vShield – Foundation for Cloud Security

33 33 VMware vSphere VMware vShield VMware vSphere DMZPCIHIPAA vShield App

34 34 VMware vSphere VMware vShield VMware vSphere Tenant ATenant BTenant X vShield App

35 35 VMware vSphere VMware vShield Introspection VMware vSphere vShield App


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