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Bringing the cloud to youWhat if you could have the control of the datacenter

and the power of the cloud?

Reduced developer chaos and shadow IT

Simplified, abstracted experience

Added consistency to modern development

One portal, one user experience

Write once, deploy anywhere

Q1 CY2008

Windows Server 2008Released

Q3 CY2009

Windows Server 2008 R2Released

Q3 CY2012

Windows Server 2012Released

Q3 CY2014

CURRENT

Change

Since Hyper-V Released

Control plan

Data plan

Datacenter Abstraction Layer

Physical hardware

Compute cluster

Virtual machines

Storage cluster

File servers

Security controller

Shielded VMs

Windows Server | Hyper-V | System Center

Network controller

Virtual networks

Provisioning and operations

World class scale, performance, and availability

Best-in-class support for Linux

Frictionless “cloud-cadence” infrastructure upgrades

High-performance Live migration and Storage QoS

Guest clustering

Mission-critical scale: SQL, Exchange, SharePoint, SAP, Oracle

Broad distro support, including: RHEL, SLES, Ubuntu, CentOS

Hot add | remove vNIC and

in-guest vRSS

Rolling upgrades without downtime, no new hardware needed

Mixed-mode clusters

Cloud-scale fundamentals

SDN infrastructure Hybrid datacenter extension

Network function virtualization

Data plane based on Azure

High-throughput, low-latency packet processing [up to 40G]

Programmable network controller based on Azure

NVGRE, VXLAN, and OVSDB support

Load balancer that is proven in Azure

Distributed firewall

Custom service chaining, including Linux appliances

Azure ExpressRoute

Multi-tenant gateways

Cloud-scale, cost-effective platform

Scalable hybrid-cloud storage solution

Workload-aware protection

Cross-site availability and disaster recovery

Storage Spaces Direct

Predictable workload performance with Storage QoS

Microsoft StorSimple

Azure storage

Azure Site Recovery

Azure Backup

Sync replication with Storage Replica

• “Stretch” clusters with automatic failover

• Cluster-to-cluster replication with orchestrated recovery

Control and monitor administrator privileges

Detect and respond to breach faster

Protect virtual machines from compromised host

Add access and usage policies to sensitive information

File Classification Infrastructure

Azure Rights Management Services

Dynamic Access Control

Just-in-time administration

Just enough administration

Next generation credentials

Hardware-rooted security

Shielded virtual machines

Guardian Service

Improved Security Event Logging

Cloud-based security analysis

Out-of-the-box anti-malware

Host Guardian Service

Spotlight capabilities

Shielded Virtual Machines can only run in fabrics that are designated as owners of that virtual machine

Shielded Virtual Machines will need to be encrypted (by BitLocker or other means) in order to ensure that only the designated owners can run this virtual machine

You can convert a running Generation 2 virtual machine into a Shielded Virtual Machine

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Set-VMFirmware "Ubuntu" -SecureBootTemplateMicrosoftUEFICertificateAuthority

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Set-VMReplication "VMName" -ReplicatedDisks(Get-VMHardDiskDrive "VMName")

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Add-VMNetworkAdapter -VMName “TestVM" -SwitchName "Virtual Switch" -Name "Fred" -Passthru |

Set-VMNetworkAdapter -DeviceNaming on

Get-NetAdapterAdvancedProperty | ?{$_.DisplayName -eq "Hyper-V Network Adapter Name"} | select Name, DisplayValue

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http://blogs.msdn.com/b/powershell/archive/2008/06/05/credssp-for-second-hop-remoting-part-i-domain-account.aspx

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http://blogs.msdn.com/b/powershell/archive/2008/06/05/credssp-for-second-hop-remoting-part-i-domain-account.aspx

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Start with a Windows Server 2012 R2 cluster All nodes running Windows Server 2012 R2

The workload supports Cluster OS Rolling Upgrade process

Cluster OS Rolling Upgrade Process

Windows Server 2012 R2

Cluster Functional Level = Windows Server 2012 R2





Failover Cluster

Migrate Workloads Off Cluster Node Pause | Drain the node








Failover Cluster

Evict Idle Cluster Node








Failover Cluster

Re-Provision Node Install New OS

Install and Configure any Workload Requirements







Windows Server 2016

Failover Cluster

Re-Add Node To Cluster Using Cluster UI or PowerShell

Cluster Functional Level Remains Windows Server 2012 R2







Windows Server 2016

Failover Cluster

Ready To Migrate Workloads Back Migrate workloads to Windows Server 2016 Node

Validate functionality







Windows Server 2016

Failover Cluster

Repeat For Remaining Nodes



Windows Server 2016

Windows Server 2016

Windows Server 2016

Windows Server 2016

Failover Cluster


Windows Server 2016

Windows Server 2016

Windows Server 2016

Windows Server 2016

Windows Server 2016

Upgrade Functional Level Cluster Functional Level upgraded To Windows Server 2016:

Update-ClusterFunctionalLevel cmdlet

New functionality added in Windows Server 2016 enabled

No longer possible to add a Windows Server 2012 R2 node to the cluster


Windows Server 2016

Cluster Functional Level = Windows Server 2016

Windows Server 2016

Windows Server 2016

Windows Server 2016

Windows Server 2016

Failover Cluster

Upgrade is completed


Windows Server 2016

Cluster Functional Level = Windows Server 2016

Windows Server 2016

Windows Server 2016

Windows Server 2016

Windows Server 2016

Failover Cluster

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