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Modern
Applications
Line-of-Business
Leader
Monolithic apps fail to meet modern
IT Admin requirements Developer
Infrastructure silos make it challenging Cannot quickly respond to changing market More complicated to get
to provision resources demands modern apps into production
Security isolation of modern apps Weak customer experiences sacrifice Ticket-based infrastructure
and databases is difficult market share slows development cycles
Control Plane
VM
Native Pods
Node VM
Function 1
Function Function 2
Function
VM
Platform
Infrastructure
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VMware Delivers the Digital Foundation
Build, Run, Manage, Connect and Protect Any App on Any Cloud on Any Device
Any Device
Intrinsic Security
Any Application Traditional Cloud Native SaaS
Edge
Any Cloud Private Public
Hybrid Hybrid
Telco
VMware Delivers the Digital Foundation
Build, Run, Manage, Connect and Protect Any App on Any Cloud on Any Device
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Intrinsic Security
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Cloud Native SaaS in
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Any Cloud Private Hybrid Public
Hybrid
Virtual Cloud Network
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FY21 Framework: IT Initiatives
STRATEGIC
PRIORITIES
IT Cloud Native Apps Data Center Data Center Networking Employee Experience Workspace Security
INITIATIVES Multi-Cloud Kubernetes Modernization Edge Networking Modern Management Workload Security
Enterprise Observability Hybrid Cloud Telco/5G Hybrid Virtual Desktop Network Security
Cloud Migration Infrastructure Cloud Security
Multi-Cloud Operations
Telco Cloud
Edge
FY21 Framework: Key Offerings
STRATEGIC
PRIORITIES
Portfolio
Multi-Cloud
VMware Cloud Foundation
Virtual Cloud
Network
NSX
Elevating
Customer
Relationships Digital
Transformation
Server Virtualization
2010 2020
VMware ESXi and vCenter Server
Availability Scalability
• VMware vSphere
Manage vMotion
Application • DRS and DPM
• VMware vSphere
Services • Hot Add
Storage vMotion
• Over Commitment
• VMware vSphere High
• Content Library
Availability
• VMware vSphere FT
Cluster
Storage Network
• vSphere VMFS • Standard vSwitch
• VMware Virtual • Distributed
Infrastructure ESXi ESXi ESXi Volumes vSwitch
Services • VMware vSAN • VMware NSX
• Thin Provisioning • VMware vSphere
• vSphere Storage I/O Network I/O
Control Control
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Physical Resources
ESXi
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vSphere ESXi Best Practices
Ensure the management network is isolated from the general network (VLAN) to decrease the attack
surface of the hosts
Ensure the management network has redundancy through NIC Teaming or by having multiple
management interfaces
Do not mix versions of ESXi in the same cluster
ESXi host hardware should be as similar as possible to avoid failures
VMware Virtual Machine Hardware compatibility is important to avoid failures as newer hardware
revisions cannot be run on older ESXi hosts
10 Gb networking will improve vSphere vMotion performance
vSphere vMotion networking should be segregated form other traffic to prevent saturation of network
links
The same virtual network configuration
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VMware vCenter™
vCenter is the management platform for vSphere environments.
Platform Services
Controller
ESXi hosts
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vCenter Appliance Deployment
•Installer support for Windows, Mac, and Linux
•Updated menu: Install, Upgrade, Migrate, Restore
•No longer supports external databases!
•VMware vSphere Update Manager included
•vCenter Appliance (incl. PSC Install) is a two stage process
• Stage 1 – Deploy OVF
• Stage 2 - Configuration
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Robust Backup
Native vCenter Server Appliance Backup
Backup Management
• Scheduled Backup
• Retention option
• Backup activity
Supported Protocols
include:
• HTTP/S
• SCP
• FTP/S
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Simple Restore
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vCenter Best Practices
Verify that the proper inventory size is configured during the installation
Verify that DNS is configured and functional for all components
Verify that time is correct on vCenter and all other components in the environment
Distributed vSwitches should be used whenever possible because they offer greater granularity on traffic
flow than standard vSwitches
vSphere Network and Storage I/O Control can dramatically help with contention on systems. This should
be used whenever possible
VMware Tools, and subsequently VMXNET3 drivers, should be used in all virtual machines to allow for
enhanced network capabilities
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VMware vSphere 7
The big stones we have to overcome are day two operations. It is not a big deal to deploy
Kubernetes clusters. The trouble starts when you want to start
updating, upgrading, adding nodes, all that kind of stuff.”
Stephan Massalt, VP of Cloud Labs, Swisscom
Load Balancing
Security
High Availability
Application Updates
Scaling up/down
Repeatable Deployments
Replication
Scheduling
Containers Containers
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Kubernetes: Production-Grade Container Orchestration
Capabilities:
• Deploy your applications quickly and
predictably
• Scale your applications on the fly
• Seamlessly roll out new features
• Optimize use of your hardware by using only
the resources you need
Role:
• K8s sits in the Container as a Service (CaaS)
or Container orchestration layer
Worker node 1
• Namespaces is a mechanism to
partition resources into logically
named groups
Pod Pod
• A pod is a group of one or more Master
Worker node 2
containers
vRealize
vSphere NSX-T vSAN
Intrinsic Security & Lifecycle Automation
IT Operator
Data Center Edge Service Provider Public Cloud
Streamline Development
Network
Collaboration Storage service Registry service
service
Performance Availability
Application
focused Security Lifecycle
management
Agile Operations
vSphere
VI Admin
Accelerate Innovation
Self-service Development
Network
Storage service Registry service
service
Application
Performance Availability
focused
management Security Lifecycle
Agile Operations
IT Operator
Node Plane
Control Node Node Application C
Database
Node Node Node
Application B
Native Pods VM
Function 1 Function 2
Function Function
VM
Application
Kubernetes Virtual
Clusters Machines Pods
• App level control for applying policies, quota and role-based access to Developers
• Apply vSphere features (HA, vMotion, DRS) at the app level and to the containers
• Unified visibility in vCenter for Kubernetes clusters, containers and existing VMs
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Streamline Development
Self-service access via infrastructure services
Streamline Development
Network
Storage service Registry service
service
Performance Availability
Application
focused Security Lifecycle
management
Agile Operations
vSphere
VI Admin
Tanzu Kubernetes
Define template, IT Operator
versions, etc.
Grid Service
1 Define template and Kubernetes
TKG &
version
VM Operator Supervisor Cluster Cluster API
Establish resource quotas
SDDC
1
Application focused management
VM Operator Supervisor Cluster
Workload visibility within pods and
SDDC containers
2 IT Ops
Define network
security rules
IT Operator
Network Service and etc.
SDDC
2 IT Ops
Define storage
policy and quota
IT Operator
Storage Service
IT Ops
Create Registry
Instance
Registry Service
Supervisor Cluster
SDDC
VI Admin
vCenter Server
vSphere Cluster
Integrated Harbor
▪ 1.0 Limitations
• No Admin Access
• No Vulnerability Scanning
• No Signed Images
Give me a cluster:
3 Nodes
Kubernetes 1.16
Machine Class:
Ctrl VM Ctrl VM Ctrl VM
Guaranteed-Small VM Pod VM Pod VM Pod
Node VM Node VM Node VM
Namespace Namespace
Supervisor Cluster
vSphere
The Biggest
+
Innovation Since
vSphere 7 vSphere 7 with Kubernetes
the Launch of
The new generation of vSphere The new generation of vSphere
ESXi
for existing enterprise apps for containerized apps
Available in two editions Available through VMware Cloud Foundation
Enhanced App
Performance,
Availability, and Intrinsic
Security
Standard
vSphere ENT+ vSphere ENT+ vSphere ENT+ vSphere ENT+ vSphere ENT+ vSphere ENT+ vSphere ENT+
2 vSphere Upgrade vSphere Upgrade vSphere Upgrade vSphere Upgrade vSphere Upgrade vSphere Upgrade vSphere Upgrade
Tanzu Kubernetes Tanzu Kubernetes Tanzu Kubernetes Tanzu Kubernetes Tanzu Kubernetes Tanzu Kubernetes
vSphere Add- Grid Grid Grid Grid Grid Grid
3 On for K8s Hybrid Infrastructure Hybrid Infrastructure Hybrid Infrastructure Hybrid Infrastructure
Hybrid Infrastructure Hybrid Infrastructure
Services Services Services Services Services Services
Add-on to VCF for Add-on to VCF for Add-on to VCF for Add-on to VCF for
Add-on to VCF Add-on to VCF Add-on to VCF Add-on to VCF External Storage
External Storage External Storage External Storage
Customer buys SDDC Mgr. SDDC Mgr. SDDC Mgr. SDDC Mgr. SDDC Mgr. SDDC Mgr. SDDC Mgr. SDDC Mgr.
corresponding add-on
SKU NSX NSX NSX NSX NSX NSX NSX NSX
1
vSphere ENT+
Customer has existing vSphere ENT+ vSphere ENT+
licenses for these vSphere ENT+ NSX
components: NSX vRealize Suite
vRealize Suite
VCF Add-on SKUs and vSphere Add-on for Kubernetes are NOT enforced to be quoted together
You can optionally purchase vSphere Add-on for Kubernetes; it’s only available in ELA (direct & channel)