Estrategia de Virtualización de Microsoft Diplomado en Virtualización Sesión 3 Leopoldo Pérez Olguín Gerente de producto Soluciones del centro de datos Microsoft México leoper@microsoft.com Virtualización de escritorios 2 Microsoft Desktop Virtualization Centralized and Unified Management User state Applications Operating system Change the device, keep your experience Virtually any User State application, anywhere Windows everywhere User Experience Virtualization (UE-V) Application Applications Virtualization (App-V) Folder Redirection RemoteApp Operating System Microsoft VDI Client Hyper-V MED-V Deliver virtualization to the user through a more comprehensive platform! User state Microsoft User State Virtualization Virtual desktop File share Anywhere productivity Access to data and personal settings on any device Avoid business disruptions Log in to retrieve your data and restore productivity Login xxx Login xxx *Includes User Experience Virtualization (UE-V), Folder Redirection and Offline Files Local Device Thin client Introducing UE-V User state New Offering! App and OS personalization roam across Windows Syncs are smart and logins are fast Application or OS reconfiguration not required Personal & flexible Templates automate identification of settings location Custom templates define which applications should roam settings Ability to roll back settings to initial state Simple & versatile Use existing tools to simplify deployment ConfigMgr 2012 DCM pack to keep client configuration consistent Seamlessly integrates with Microsoft Desktop Virtualization products Integrated & scalable Microsoft Application Virtualization Anywhere productivity Applications Virtual desktop Access to applications on any device without installs Avoid business disruptions Log in to retrieve applications and restore productivity Accelerate deployment Faster provisioning of virtual applications on demand Login xxx Local Device Login xxx Thin Client Introducing App-V 5.0 Applications New Version! Virtual Application Extension makes virtual apps work as if locally installed Windows standards make virtual apps easier to troubleshoot No dedicated drive letter required Integrated platform Virtual Application Connection lets multiple virtual apps work together Designed to support highly integrated applications Builds on investments in previous versions of App-V Flexible virtualization Optimize disk space in VDI with Shared Content Store Web-based UI allows IT pros to discover and use management features Centrally manage application interaction Powerful management Applications Microsoft RemoteApp: Powered by RDS Hosted Virtual Applications Flexible access to applications Deliver one or more apps instead of desktop; no local installation required Virtual apps Secure corporate data No data or files stored on local client; flexible options for authenticating access Simplify application deployment FIREWALL Centralized console to publish applications Login xxx Login xxx Local desktop Login xxx Thin client Operating system Microsoft Virtual Desktop Infrastructure Hosted Virtual Desktops Flexible access to Windows Secure access to Windows from any connected device Pursue “Bring Your Own Device” programs Secure corporate data Virtual desktops Centralize corporate data and control user access Avoid business disruptions Instant provisioning of corporate resources Centralized management FIREWALL Fast desktop delivery with centralized management Login xxx Local Device Thin client Operating system VDI with Windows Server 2012 Powered by Windows Server 2012 Desktop sessions Pooled VMs Personal VMs Corporate Office Branch Office 1 platform • 1 experience • 3 deployment choices FIREWALL Home Library / Coffee house Introducing VDI in Windows Server 2012 Operating system Quick and easy setup with QuickDeploy Simplified administration of sessions and VMs from a single console Intelligent patching and scanning thru task randomization Efficient management High scalability with Hyper-V and higher system performance with FairShare Deploy lower cost desktops with User Disks Support for lower cost storage such as SMB file shares and DAS Best value for virtual desktops RemoteFX can leverage hardware and software GPUs Rich Multimedia and 3D graphics even on low bandwidth WAN Support for USB redirection and multi-touch remoting Rich experience everywhere Choosing the Right VDI Architecture Good Better Best Personalization App compatibility Ease of management Cost effectiveness Sessions Pooled VMs Operating system Personal VMs Operating system Thin client form factors Traditional thin client Definition A device with a reduced hardware and software footprint Benefits Smaller attack surface than PC Fewer breakable parts than PC Lower energy costs than PC Licensing Requires VDA* license, which includes SA** benefits * Virtual Desktop Access ** Software Assurance Zero client A terminal with no local storage, operating system, or processing Extremely low device TCO No OS to manage on device Highest reliability – no moving parts Requires VDA license, which includes SA benefits Windows Thin PC (WinTPC) A repurposed PC running a locked down version of Windows, making it behave like a thin client No upfront hardware and licensing costs All advantages of traditional thin clients Enterprise-grade manageability and security WinTPC is a benefit of SA / VDA Operating system Windows 8 Client Hyper-V Local Virtual Desktops Maximize hardware investments Run multiple operating systems on a single PC Diverse client-server dev / test environments Separate demo environments from primary OS Robust Virtualization Platform Flexibility of choice Improves efficiency • Support for 32- and 64-bit operating systems • Support for rich multimedia, VOIP, and multi-touch • Easily migrate VMs between server and client Hyper-V without modification • Work with VMs on laptops with support for wireless, and sleep and hibernate Windows 8 VM Linux VM Windows 7 VM Windows Server 8 VM Microsoft Enterprise Desktop Virtualization Operating system Accelerate deployment Remove barriers to Windows 7 migration by resolving application incompatibility Windows XP App in MED-V Workspace XP App Management Managing Desktop Virtualization System Center 2012 Configuration Manager Delivery evaluation criteria • User • Device type • Connection User / device relationships • People-centric application delivery • Deliver best user experience on each device • Define application once < > • Primary devices ‒ MSI ‒ App-V • Non-primary devices ‒ VDI ‒ Presentation server ‒ Remote desktop Windows Embedded VDI Microsoft and Citrix: Better Together 20+ years of partnership and product integration Best-of-breed technologies combined together to deliver applications and desktops to any end point Technology integration + Best-in-class VDI solution App-V for packaging and isolation, XenApp for on-demand application delivery + Lightweight, universal software client Access to Windows desktops on any device Single console to manage both physical and virtual assets Management of XenApp applications and servers through the System Center console Connector Visit: www.citrixandmicrosoft.com User Scenarios User Behavior/Characteristics Offline / travels – Access to apps and data Offline – Works across multiple PCs Always connected – Limited LOB apps, no admin rights Always connected – Multitasking and personalization BYOD / contractor Requires business compliance Run incompatible apps on Windows 7 IT pro – Multiple dev / test locally Primary USV App-V RemoteApp VDI-VM Based VDI-Session Based MED-V Supporting Client Hyper -V Microsoft Desktop Virtualization The right solution for each business scenario! Virtual Desktop or Applications For specific use case scenarios: Local Desktop Good for all use case scenarios: USV + App-V Microsoft VDI, RemoteApp Flexible Windows to Access Bring your own Device Secure corporate Data Centralized Management Anywhere Productivity Offline Access Accelerate Deployment For specific use case scenarios: Client Hyper-V, Med-V IT Pros – Dev/ Test App-OS compatibility Monitor Performance Deploy OS & Applications Automate and Deploy Desktop Virtualization Server Virtualization Incident & Problem Resolution Capacity and Utilization Inventory and Usage Manage User Access Backup, Repair & Restore Service Centric Management