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Bienvenidos


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Cloud Camp DF

Rubn Colomo

@el_rubens

Divulgacin Tecnolgica TechNet Mxico


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AGEND

A1. Transformaciones en la industria2. Retos actuales de las empresas3. Virtualizacin4. Virtualizacin del Centro de datos5. Administracin de ambientes virtu6. Introduccin al Cmputo en la Nu


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7. Plataforma de Nube Privada (Iaas8. Conclusiones y siguientes pasos9. Dinmica


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1Transformacionesindustria


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Transformaciones de la indust

Mainframe


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Mainframe

Client / S


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Web Client / S


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Web

Virtualization


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Virtualization

What will thtransformat


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What will thtransformat

IT as a Service


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IT as a Service

IT as a Service

Th N T f i


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The Next TransformationCloud Computing


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IT as a Service


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2Retos actuales deempresas


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Consumerization of IT

50Distributed Workf

84Infrastructure Utilization

85

Infrastructure Com

70

percent of datacenter

capacity is idle on

average

perce

is spe

datac

opera

percorga

have

wor

percent of businessdevices are

expected to be

smartphones by

2014

TODAYS CHALLENGES


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SoftwareHardware

Configuracin

Administracin dSeguridadSoporte tcnicoMonitoreoActualizacionesMantenimientoSuministro de enEnfriamientoAlta disponibilid

Respaldos

10%

90%

Fotografa de Ralph A. Clevenger


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IMAGINE IFYOU COULD ACHIEVE THESE BENEFITS:

REDUCED

COSTSFLEXIBILITY

MORE

MOBILITY

EASY TO

IMPLEMENT

AGILITY

HIGHLY

AUTOMATED

END USER

PRODUCTIVITY

REDUCED

COSTS FLEXIBILITYMORE

MOBILITY

EASY TO

IMPLEMENTAGILITYHIGHLY

AUTOMATED

WITH AN INFRASTRUCTURE THAT IS:

EFFICIENTSELF

SERVICE

USAGE

BASED

SCALABLE

AND ELASTIC


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TraditionalDatacenter

Well-known,Stable and Secure

Low Utilization

VirtualizedDatacenter

Greater Utilization

ManagementCosts Decrease

PrivateCloud

Management CostsDecrease

Chargeback

What are Microsofts Enterprise Solutions

Cap

Glo

IDENTITY

MANAGEMENT

DATABASE

DEVELOPMENT

OPERATING SYSTEM


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3Virtualiz

VirtualizedDatacenter

Greater UtilizationManagementCosts Decrease


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http://wikipedia.org/wiki/Virtualization

Abstraccin de los recursos de unacomputadora.


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La Virtualizacin en un ambiente de Tesencialmente la separacin o aislamien

los recursos de una computadora.

http://www.microsoft.com/virtualization


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Las dependencias crean compleLa separacin crea flexibilid


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Qu podemos virtualizar

Separacin de componencon virtualizacin

Modelo tradicional deplataforma

La capa de presentacin se separa del p

Almacenamiento y respaldos sobre la

Localizacin de recursos dispersos

Sistema operativo puede ser asignado a c

Escritorio o Servidor

Cualquier aplicacin en cualquier compu

bajo demanda

La interfaz grfica est ligada al proceso

Almacenamiento asignado a una ubicacinespecfica

Red asignada a ubicaciones especficas

Sistema operativo asignado a un hardwareespecfico

Aplicaciones instaladas en un hardware yun sistema operativo especficos


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Beneficios que se obtienenal Virtualizar

Administracin centralizada y basada en p


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Virtualiza

del Centro de D

4


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Virtualizacin de Servidor


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Hyper-V

Virtual Machine Manager

Hyper-V


Consolidacin


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X

Alta Disponibilidad


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Hyper-V Virtual Machine Manager

Infraestructura Dinmica


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Administra

de ambientes irt

5

I f t t d Mi f


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Infraestructura de Microsof240K Escritorios con Windows 7 & Windows Vista200K Clientes de Office200K Sitios de SharePoint

11K servidores en produccin111K cuentas de correo electrnico

Hoy en da, ms del 40% del total de servidores Windows son mquinas

Cerca de 1,600 servidores fsicos hospedan 7,000 mquinas virtuales


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Retos de Administracin

Complejidad debido a la Consode servidores

Diferentes herramientas para dtareas

Seguridad del ambiente virtual

Control sobre el crecimiento deinfraestructura


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Plataforma Administrada

Ad i i t i 360


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Administracin 360

Can we manage more than just VMs?
http://www.ibm.com/itsolutions/virtualization/?cm_re=masthead-_-business-_-bzn-virtual


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Target runs on Hyper-V: 1755 sendpoints across 15,000 VMs

We found that Hyper-V and Dell off

proved we could run our mission-cri

applications in our highest-volume s

transaction perspective.-Brad Thompson, Director, Infrastru

http://www.microsoft.com/casestudies/Wind

Microsoft fully supports ou

applications in a virtualize

Microsoft has updated ser

licensing to enable virtualiz

Management of the work

not just the virtual machine

Lots of independent resea

Hyper-V performs faster

Hypervisors

Weve seen first-hand that we can virtualize

everything from file, print, and web servers to database

servers running SQL Server and Oracle, and actually

have the virtual machine run *faster* than what it ran

on our original physical box.

- Janssen Jones, Associate Director of IT, Indiana University

Applications are key!
http://www.microsoft.com/casestudies/Windows-Server-2008-R2-Datacenter/http://www.microsoft.com/casestudies/Windows-Server-2008-R2-Datacenter/http://www.microsoft.com/casestudies/Windows-Server-2008-R2-Datacenter/


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6Introducc

Cmputo en la N

D ibi Cl d C ti


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Describing Cloud ComputingThree categories

Cloud applications Often called Software as a Service (SaaS)

Cloud platforms

Public cloud platforms

Private clouds On-premises cloud platforms

What is a Cloud Platform?


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What is a Cloud Platform?Some defining characteristics

It lets developers create and run apps, store data, and m

It provides self-service access to a pool of computing re

It allows granular, elastic allocation of resources

It allows charging only for the resources an application u

P i Cl d P bli Cl


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Private Cloud or Public Clou Private clouds can make internal data centers more

Theyre the evolution of todays virtualized data centers

But public cloud platforms are the best choice for mapplications

Such as apps that require capacity on demand

Organizations will likely use both

Its not an either/or decision


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SOFTWAREAS A SERVICE

PLATFORMAS A SERVICE

INFRASTRUCTUREAS A SERVICE

consu

const

hospe

Cloud Services


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Cloud Services

Packaged

Software

Storage

Servers

Networking

O/S

Middleware

Virtualization

Data

Applications

Runtime

Youm

anage

Infrastructure

(as a Service)

Storage

Servers

Networking

O/S

Middleware

Virtualization

Data

Applications

Runtime

Managedbyvendo

r

Youmanage

Platform

(as a Service)

M

anagedbyvendor

Youmanag

e

Storage

Servers

Networking

O/S

Middleware

Virtualization

Applications

Runtime

Data

Softwa

(as a Ser

Storag

Serve

Network

O/S

Middlew

Virtualiza

Applicat

Runtim

Data

What type of applications are ide


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What type of applications are ide

UsageCompute

Time

Average

Inactivity

PeriodAver

Compute

Time

Compute

Time

Average Usage

Compute

Time

Av

Annual Reviews Website New Online Applicati

Patching Server Traffic Quarterly Reports Syst

Nuestra Oferta en la Nube para Cons


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Nuestra Oferta en la Nube para Cons

Servicios en la nube comerciales de Microsof


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PRODUCTIVIDAD COLABORACIN APLICA-CIONESDE NEGOCIO

ALMANAMIE

ADMINISTRACIN YSEGURIDAD

COMUNICACIONES

9,000 clientes empresariales

40 millones de asientos En lnea pagados

Ms de 500 entidades gubernamentales

Aproximadamente 50% de las Fortune 500

70% que cambian desde Notes

12,000 socios

Impacto de la nube


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pReduccin de la

administracinNueva

Economa

Increm

Produ

Paga por lo que usas

Costos bajos ypredictibilidad

Ahorro en CAPEX yOPEX

Acelerar la velocidad delvalor de negocio

Sin mantenimiento niactualizaciones

Implementaciones msrpidas

Seguridad en todo nivel

Confiabilidad yTolerancia a fallas

Softwarepara los

ColaboraInternet

Acceso dcualquie

Privatel d


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7Plataforma de N

Privada

Cloud

Management CostsDecrease

Chargeback

The Microsoft Private Cloud


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All About theApp

Cross PlatformFrom the Metal

Up

Best-In-ClassPerformance

Cloud | Drivers


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Cloud | Drivers

Cloud | Obstacles


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Cloud | Obstacles

Deliver Best-in-Class Hybrid CloudCloud Optimize Every Business


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Deliver Best in Class Hybrid Cloud

Hybrid Support & the Commons

First-party Applications

Total Cost of Ownership

Private Hybrid Support & th First-party Applicat

Higher-level Service

PublicThe MicrosoftDifference



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Cross-PlatformFrom the Metal Up

All Aboutthe App

Foundation Forthe Future

Cloud OnYour Term


All About the App


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Deploy newapplicationsfaster

Manageapplications, not

just infrastructure

Keep applicationup and runningmore reliably

Requirements

Deep application insight, and management of servicesas well as virtual machines

With Microsoft

All About the App

All About the App


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Customer now has not j

server management but

end-to-end service

management, with deep

insight into its virtual

server infrastructure

All About the App

Optimize application lifecycle with servicetemplates and self service

Improve availability and performance with

deep application monitoring and diagnosis

Remediate application issues faster andimprove SLAsDeep application insight, and management of services

as well as virtual machines

What you need

Cross Platform From The Metal U


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HARDWAREPARTNERS

Cross Platform From The Metal U

OPERATINGSYSTEMS

3RD PARTYMANAGEMENT

APPLICATIONFRAMEWORKS

MULTI-HYPERVISORMANAGEMENT X

Cross-Platform from the Metal Up


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Build a private cloudon multiple hypervisors,management systems,and development tools

Run and manage aheterogeneousenvironment

Gain private cloudcapabilities withoutsacrificing existingIT investments

Requirements

Comprehensive management of heterogeneousIT environments

With Microsoft

Cross Platform from the Metal Up

Cross-Platform from the Metal Up


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By the end of 2012 the

entire server environme

including Linux and olde

versions of Windows

Server, will be virtualize

on current Windows

Server and Hyper-V

technology.

Cross Platform from the Metal Up

Manage multiple hypervisors (MS, VMware,& Citrix)

Run and monitor multiple operating systems

Drive process automation and configurationacross platforms and toolsets

Develop applications using multipleapplication toolsets

Comprehensive management of heterogeneousIT environments

What you need

Foundation For the Future


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Deliver greaterinfrastructure scalability tomeet new performancedemands

Provide a secure andmanageable privatecloud infrastructure

Deliver cloud

capabilities witcompellingeconomics

Requirements

Go beyond virtualization to a true cloud platform

With Microsoft




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No difference in

performance with SQL

Server running on high-

performance physical

hardware versus SQL

Server running on a

Hyper-V host.

Deliver best in class performance for yourkey Microsoft workloads

Leverage the economics of the private cloud

without the limitations of per-VM licensing

Fully integrate management systems, fromhardware resources to application servicesGo beyond virtualization to a true cloud platform

What you need

Cloud on Your Terms


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Enable on-demandscalability that can utilizepublic cloud resources

Operate across privateand public clouds withsingle managementview

Leverage existinvestments,

infrastructure,andIT skill sets

Requirements

Distribute IT across public and private cloudcomputing models

With Microsoft

Cloud on Your Terms


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Customers can choose apure cloud-based systemor a hybrid solution thatincludes some on-premises

hardware to meet their sperequirements.

Use common management, identity, virtualization, anddevelopment tools that span private and public clouds

Construct and manage clouds across multipledatacenters, multiple infrastructures, and service

providers

Provide delegated authority and tools to enable self-service across environments

Retain control across your private and public cloudsfor compliance and security

Distribute IT across public and private cloudcomputing models

What you need

Using Traditional Virtualization


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3) Manually

create resource

VM

Using Traditional Virtualization Key benefit: Lower costs through server consolidation

Compute/Storage/Networking

HypervisorsVM

Management Tool

VM

A

VM VM

A

2) Ver

request i

VM

Admin

1) Request

resource (e.g.,

VM) from

administrator

IT User

Using a Private Cloud


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Cloud Cloud

VM

A

VM VM

A

Using a Private Cloud Key benefit: Faster, simpler, cheaper deployment of VMs and a


Hypervisors

VM

2) Request

resource (e.g., VM)

directly from cloud

1) Create clouds with pre-

defined resources, users,

quotas, and access rights

IT Us

Self-ServicePortal

VM

Adm

VM and CloudManagement

Tools

Illustrating Private Cloud Technologi


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CloudUser

Self-Service

Portal

Cloud/

Admi

Converged

Infrastructure

Hypervisor

VM

Private Cloud

VM

A

VM

Private Cloud

VM

A

VM

A

VM

Management

Cloud

Management

Service Providers

(Public Cloud)

Microsoft Core Private Cloud Technolo


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Self-Service Portal:

System CenterApp Controller 2012

(codenamed Concero

Hyper-V Cloud FastTrack (IBM, HP, Dell, )

Hyper-V, ESX/ESXi, XenServer

VM

Private Cloud

VM

A

VM

Private Cloud

VM

A

VM

A

Cloud Management,

VM Management:

System CenterVirtual Machine Manag

2012

Service Providers:

Hyper-V Cloud Service Provider Program

Microsofts Private Cloud TechnologAmorecompleteview


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Hyper-V, ESX/ESXi, XenServer

VM

Cloud

VM

A

Hyper-V CloudFast Track

VM

Cloud

VM

A

Self-Service

Portal

App Controller2012

A more complete view

Operations Manager

2012

Monitoring

Service Manager2012 Service

Management

Virtual MachineManager 2012

VM and CloudManagement

What does Private Cloud really meP i t Cl d i h t h t


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Private Cloud is a how, not a what Howthe datacenter is designed to behave like a Private Cloud

Using virtualization infrastructure as a service (IaaS)

Server Consolidation Easy Deployment

Elasticity & Scalability

Multiple Tenets

High-Availability & Mobility

Automated Management

Pools of Compute Resources Self-Service Provisioning

Usage-Based Chargeback

Compute

Network

Does Virtualization = Private Clou


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No! This is a common misconception

Virtualization is a critical component Server Consolidation

Easy Deployment Elasticity & Scalability

Multiple Tenets

High-Availability & Mobility

Virtualization is NOT everything

Automated Management Pools of Compute Resources

Self-Service Provisioning

Usage-Based Chargeback

What hardware is needed? Servers


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Virtualization: 64-bit processors with AMD Virtualization (AMD-V) or Intel Virtualization Technology (Inte

Local Storage: Local RAID hard disk space for operating system partition

Processors: Multi-socket servers with high CPU speed with multi-core processors

High-Availability: Multiple NICs, HBAs, IO Ports

RAM: Lots!

Storage Storage Area Network: Fibre Channel, iSCSI, SAS

High-Availability: Multi-Path IO, RAID

Networking Ethernet: 10 GbE recommended

High-Availability: NIC Teaming, Switching Infrastructure

Security: Firewalls, VLANs, isolation

Site Considerations Disaster Recovery: Multiple datacenters High-Availability: Multiple power sources,

multiple Internet connections, back-up generator

What software is needed? Host OS


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Windows Server 2008 R2 SP1

Virtualization: Hyper-V

High-Availability: Failover Clustering

Management: Remoting, Server Manager, CMD & PowerShell

Security & Identity: AD & Group Policy

Networking: DHCP & DNS

Guest OS LOB application

Microsoft products in virtualized environments Exchange

File Server SharePoint

SQL

Others & Support Policy: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/957006

Guest Clustering

What management is needed?
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/957006http://support.microsoft.com/kb/957006


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System Center (current) Virtual Machine Manager 2008 R2 (SCVMM)

Configuration Manager 2007 (ConfigMgr)

Data Protection Manager 2010 (DPM)

Opalis

Operations Manager 2007 (OpsMgr)

Service Manager 2010 (SCSM)

System Center 2012 Same as above, but updated & integrated

Opaliss technology used in System Center Orchestrator 2012 (SCORCH)

Advisor 2012

App Controller 2012

Solution Accelerators

Microsoft Assessment & Planning Toolkit 6.0 (MAP)

Microsoft Deployment Toolkit 2.0 (MDT)

SCVMM Self-Service Portal 2.0 (SSP)

Security Compliance Manager (SCM)

Virtual Machine Servicing Tool 3.0 (VMST)

System Center 2012 Supportsthe Private Cloud


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Self Service

ServiceDelivery andAutomation

the Private Cloud

Deploy

Configure

ServiceModel

Operate

Monitor


Operations Manager

App Controller

Service Manager Service Manager

Orchestrator

Configuration Manager

Application Management Service Delivery and Automation Infrastructure Manag

Data Protection Manager

AppOwner

Is the Microsoft Private Cloud grow


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Change in hypervisor maover the past 3 years

Source: IDC WW Quarterly Server Virtualiz

2011

Data represents x86 + EPIC based servers

With Hyper-V, Targetcan reduce our stores server footprints without sacrificing

critical application performance that contributes to a superior retail experience f

guests.

30%

20%

10%

0%


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8Siguientes p

Where can I learn more about the Private Cl


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Try Private cloud components (180 days trial)

http://bit.ly/EvWS08R2o

http://bit.ly/EvVMM12Bo Microsoft Virtual Academy: Private Cloud Training

http://www.microsoftvirtualacademy.com

Resources

Cloud Strategy: www.microsoft.com/services/cloud

Hyper-V Fast Track: http://www.microsoft.com/virtualization/en/us/hfasttrack.aspx

Learn More Cloud Power: www.microsoft.com/cloud

Virtual labs: http://technet.microsoft.com/virtuallabs


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Microsoft Virtual Academy te ayudar a mejorar tus habilidades y a

continuar mejorando en tu carrera segn tu perfil de Profesional IT o

desarrollador, a travs de un portal de fcil acceso y SIN COSTO que te

brindar una experiencia de Universidad pero completamente Virtual.

http://www.microsoftvirtualacademy.c


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http://bit.ly/MSDONP


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9Din


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Caso dEstudi

ACTI Mxico 100 servidores con aplicaciones: Office

SAP (misin crtica)

20% de ellos estn siendo usa

capacidad y el resto tan solo a

Hay 700 usuarios en la empre


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SAP (misin crtica)

Exchange (misin crtica)

Intranet

Sitios de colaboracin

Mensajera instantnea corporativa

Base de Datos (misin crtica)

Sistemas operativos:

Windows Server 2003

Windows Server 2008 R2

Suse

RedHat

La empresa cuenta con un esquema devirtualizacin que tiene 10 equipos virtualizados

bajo la plataforma VMWare

Hardware

30% de los servidores son 32bits

No se cuenta con SAN

Hay 700 usuarios en la empre

Windows XP

Windows 7

El 60% del tiempo del persona

invierte en Mantenimiento a eusuarios

Hay tiempos de cada de siste

minutos lo cual impacta en el

productividad de los usuarios

Los problemas en las aplicacio

detectadas hasta que varios u

problemas de acceso

Retos


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Reducir los costos de administracin

Reducir costos de energa

Simplificar la administracin

Automatizar procesos

El rea de sistemas actualmente es percibida como un c

de costos Se requiere alta disponibilidad para los servidores de mi

crtica

Disminuir los tiempos de cada de las aplicaciones

CASO


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Armar 5 equipos de 10 personas

40 minutos para armar la solucin

10 minutos para cada equipo para presentar e


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Jeopa


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Presentacin


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