Managing and Automating Hybrid Cloud Infrastructure
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The document outlines hybrid cloud management and planning using Windows Server 2012 R2, System Center, and Azure. It covers integration, disaster recovery, storage solutions, and centralized management for customer data centers. Additionally, it provides links to resources for modernizing infrastructure and building private clouds.
Managing and Automating Hybrid Cloud Infrastructure
- 1. Lai Yoong Seng Senior Consultant | MVP Hyper-V laiys@redynamics.com | Redynamics http://www.ms4u.info
- 2. Defining Hybrid Cloud Planning Management
- 4. Windows Server 2012 R2 System Center Windows Azure
- 5. Existing Datacenter Windows Azure Active Directory SharePoint SQL Server
- 7. Cloud Computing Patterns & Scenarios
- 10. Hybrid Management -App Controller
- 11. Private Cloud Management - VMM
- 17. System Center Operations Manager With Management Pack for Microsoft Azure IaaS Monitor via SCOM Agent Via Site-to-Site VPN PaaS and Fabric Agentless Monitoring Certificate Authentication Via REST Endpoint
- 19. Disaster Recovery for Hybrid Cloud Workload -Data Protection Manager Short Term Backup Long Term Backup Cloud Integration Centralize Management
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- 22. Customer Data Center Applications in Physical or Virtual Servers Windows File VMware Server StorSimple Hybrid Storage Array Azure Data Center Linux File Server Server Azure-based StorSimple Manager Applications StorSimple Virtual Appliance Enterprise SAN storage Inline de-dupe, compression & automatic tiering Automated offsite data protection using cloud snapshots Highly efficient, location independent disaster recovery Consolidated storage and data management Access in Azure to enterprise data
- 24. Wrap Up
- 25. Virtual Lai’s Blog www.ms4u.info Q&A Modernize Your Infrastructure With Hybrid Cloud Part 1 -24 http://blogs.technet.com/b/keithmayer/ Step by Step: Build Your Cloud With System Center 2012 R2, Windows Server 2012 R2, Hyper- V & Azure http://blogs.technet.com/b/keithmayer/archive /2013/04/01/build-your-private-cloud-in-a-month- new-article-series.aspx Thank you
Editor's Notes
- #9: SCVMM Hyper-V Physical Server Vmware Vcenter/ESX
- #13: How do we handle dynamically changing workloads? As System Center notices that the workloads upon a particular hypervisor pass a threshold, they will automatically adjust the VM distribution to better handle the current load, and as we all know, this load will change depending on many factors (time of day/month, popularity of the application, seasonality, etc.) and you need to adjust the workloads throughout the day, and you don’t want to have to sit there and watch it all the time. <next slide>
- #14: With Dynamic Optimization enabled, the IT Admin also has the option to enable, on a schedule, Power Optimization, which, as the diagram shows, when the resource utilization of the hosts drops below the optimization threshold, VMM will move the VMs onto fewer hosts, freeing up hosts that can then be powered down. These hosts should be managed via the BMC, so that VMM can orchestrate their awakening upon either an increased resource usage, or at a scheduled time when Power Optimization should no longer be in operation. <next slide>