VMware Vision And Strategy For Software-defined Storage
STO1853-SVMware Vision and Strategyfor Software-definedStorageAlberto Farronato, VMware, IncVijay Ramachandran, VMware, Inc
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Agenda1VMware’s Vision for Software-defined StorageOverview of key VMware Technologies2Virtual Volumes and Storage Policy-based Management3Partner implementation of Virtual Volumes – NetApp4VMware Virtual SAN5Q&ACONFIDENTIAL3
The Software-Defined Data CenterExpand virtualcompute to allapplicationsVirtualize thenetwork for speedand efficiencyTransform storageby aligning it withapp demandsManagementtools give wayto automation4
The Software-Defined Data CenterTransform storageby aligning it withapp demands5
Today’s Challenge:Massive Increase in Storage Demand & ComplexityMost Pressing Storage ChallengesStorage GrowthTerabytes Sold120MMeeting SLA41%YoY100MTroubleshooting42%31%80MData exity26%24%Terabytes SoldSource: IDC, Yezhkova, Worldwide Enterprise Storage Systems Forecast, November 2013, #244293Source: IDC, Storage Predictions 2014, January 2014, General Storage QuickPoll, #243511, n 3076
Increasing Diversity Of DevicesHot Edge CPU/Memory-bound Low Latency Dominated by flashAll-SSDAll-Flashx86 ServersHybridCold Core Capacity-centric Increasing commodityhardware Scale-out, multi-geo Extends into cloudScale-OutCloud StorageObject Storage8
Rapidly Emerging x-86 Server Storage Brings Data CloseTo ApplicationsGreater CPU DensitiesHigh Density FlashHypervisorx86 ServersSSDHDDSSDHDDSSDHDDFlash InterfacesDIMMSAS/SATA9
Rapidly Emerging x-86 Server Storage Brings Data CloseTo ApplicationsGreater CPU DensitiesHigh Density FlashHypervisorx86 sh InterfacesDIMMSAS/SATA10
Legacy Operational Model Creates Several ChallengesvSphereSnapshotSANNASDevice Mgmt.EncryptionDevice Mgmt.Device Mgmt.ReplicationAll-flash11
Legacy Operational Model Creates Several ChallengesvSphereSnapshotSANNASDevice Mgmt.EncryptionDevice Mgmt.Device Mgmt.ReplicationAll-flash11
Legacy Operational Model Creates Several ChallengesStorage Consumer Challenges:vSphere Lengthy provisioning cycles Difficult to make adjustments Lack of granular control Complex troubleshooting Frequent data migrationsSnapshotSANNASDevice Mgmt.EncryptionDevice Mgmt.Device Mgmt.ReplicationStorage Provider Challenges: Fragmented device management Rigid capacity and data servicesallocation Complex LUN/Volume managementAll-flash11
The Hypervisor Opens Up New OpportunitiesThe Virtualization Platform: Knows the needs of allapps in real time Sits directly in the I/O pathvSphere Global view of underlyinginfrastructure Hardware agnosticx86 ServersCloud StorageSAN / NAS12
The Hypervisor Opens Up New OpportunitiesNew application centric control plane Common consumption model across allstorage tiers Dynamic composition of storage services Granular control of service levelsvSphereVirtualize The Data Plane Abstract and pool infrastructure Make the virtual disk the primary unit ofdata managementx86 ServersCloud Storage Enable new hot-edge for vSphere:Hypervisor-converged storage tier on x-86SAN / NAS15
VMware Software-Defined Storage Vision For External StoragevSphereDevice Mgmt.Device Mgmt.SAN / NASSAN / NAS16
VMware Software-Defined Storage Vision For External StorageStorage PolicyCapacityPerformanceAvailabilityData ProtectionSecurityStorage Policy-Based Mgmt.vSphereDevice Mgmt.Device Mgmt.SAN / NASSAN / NAS16
VMware Software-Defined Storage Vision For External StorageStorage PolicyCapacityPerformanceAvailabilityData ProtectionSecurityStorage Policy-Based Mgmt.vSphereVirtual VolumesVirtual DatastoreDevice Mgmt.Device Mgmt.SAN / NASSAN / NAS16
VMware Software-Defined Storage Vision For External StorageStorage PolicyCapacityPerformanceAvailabilityData ProtectionSecurityStorage Policy-Based Mgmt.vSphereVirtual VolumesVirtual DatastorePublished CapabilitiesDevice Mgmt.Device Mgmt.SnapshotReplicationDeduplicationQoSSAN / NASSAN / NAS16
VMware Software-Defined Storage Vision For External StorageStorage PolicyCapacityPerformanceAvailabilityData ProtectionSecurityStorage Policy-Based Mgmt.vSphereVirtual VolumesVirtual DatastorePublished CapabilitiesDevice Mgmt.Device Mgmt.SnapshotReplicationDeduplicationQoSSAN / NASSAN / NAS16
VMware Software-Defined Storage Vision For External StorageStorage PolicyCapacityPerformanceAvailabilityData ProtectionSecurityStorage Policy-Based Mgmt.vSphereVirtual VolumesVirtual DatastorePublished CapabilitiesDevice Mgmt.Device Mgmt.SnapshotReplicationDeduplicationQoSSAN / NASSAN / NAS16
VMware Software-Defined Storage Vision For External StorageStorage PolicyStorage Policy Based ManagementCapacityPerformance Policy driven, VM-centric control planeAvailabilityData Protection Dynamic composition of storageservices Intelligent placement and transparentremediation Common across heterogeneous devicesSecurityStorage Policy-Based Mgmt.vSphereVirtual VolumesVirtual DatastorePublished CapabilitiesDevice Mgmt.Device Mgmt.SnapshotReplicationVirtual Volumes Virtual disks natively represented onexternal storage Granular control of native array dataservices on a per VM basis No more LUNs/VolumesDeduplicationQoSSAN / NASSAN / NAS16
Storage Policy-Based Management Simplifies Provisioning AndDelivers AgilityTodayTodayStorage Policy-Based Management Hardware centric Application-centric Vendor specific management Common management acrossheterogeneous devices Static pre-allocation of sharedstorage container (LUN) Policy-based dynamiccomposition of services Data services aligned to storagecontainer Granular control of data servicesto individual VMsSDS Long provisioning cycles Management complexity Overprovisioning ofresources Frequent data migrations Raid provisioning No overprovisioning ofresources Efficiency throughautomation Simple change management17
Solving Storage Provider Challenges Through Integration WithPartner SolutionsStorage Policy Based Mgmt.vSphereVirtual VolumesVirtual DatastoreDevice Mgmt.Device Mgmt.SAN / NASSAN / NAS24
Solving Storage Provider Challenges Through Integration WithPartner SolutionsStorage Policy Based Mgmt.vSphereVirtual VolumesVirtual DatastoreThird-party Storage Control PlaneThird-party storage control planeExample: ViPR Controller, NetAppOnCommand, etc. Common management layer acrossheterogeneous arrays vSphere, physical, non-vSphere Integration into policy-driven control plane Automates storage administrationSAN / NASSAN / NAS24
Enabling New Storage Tiers With Common Control PlaneStorage Policy Based Mgmt.vSphereVirtual VolumesVirtual DatastoreSAN / NASSAN / NAS25
Enabling New Storage Tiers With Common Control PlaneStorage Policy Based Mgmt.Virtual VolumesVirtual SAN Virtual DatastoreSSDHDD SSDHDDSSDHDDVirtual SAN Shared DatastoreSAN / NASSAN / NAS25
Enabling New Storage Tiers With Common Control PlaneStorage Policy Based Mgmt.Virtual VolumesVirtual SAN Virtual DatastoreSSDHDDvCloud Air SSDHDDSSDHDDVirtual SAN Shared DatastoreSAN / NASCloud StorageSAN / NAS25
Enabling Self-service ConsumptionvCloudAutomation CenterCloud And Management AutomationOpenStackStorage Policy Based Mgmt.Storage Policy Based Mgmt.Storage Policy Based Mgmt.vSphereVirtual VolumesVirtual SAN Virtual DatastoreSSDHDDvCloud Air SSDHDDSSDHDDVirtual SAN Shared DatastoreSAN / NASCloud StorageSAN / NAS29
VMware Software-Defined StorageBringing the Efficient Operational Model of Virtualization to StoragePolicy-driven Control PlaneVirtual Data PlaneVirtual Data ServicesData ProtectionMobilityPerformanceVirtual Datastoresx86 ServersSAN / NASCloud ObjectStorage30
VMware and EMC Integrations For Software-Defined StoragevSphereMultiHypervisorStorage Policy Based Mgmt.Virtual SANPhysicalVirtual VolumesVASAViPRControllerSSDHDDSSDHDDSSDHDDViPR DataServicesVirtual SAN Shared DatastoreHypervisor-ConvergedStorage3rd PartyVNXIsilonXIOVMAXSAN / NAS31
Agenda1VMware’s Vision for Software-defined StorageOverview of key VMware Technologies2Virtual Volumes and Storage Policy-based Management3Partner implementation of Virtual Volumes – NetApp4VMware Virtual SAN5Q&ACONFIDENTIAL32
Virtual Volumes OverviewManagement and integration framework for VM centric operations with native array capabilitiesThe BasicsVVOL Virtual disks are natively represented on arrays Enables VM granular storage operations usingarray-based data services Integrates with Storage Policy-Based Managementfor policy consumption Supports existing storage I/O protocols (FC, iSCSI,NFS) Ecosystem-wide initiative33
Virtual Volumes ArchitectureStorage PoliciesvSphereControlPathVI AdminVendor Provider(VASA)CapacityAccessVirtual DatastorePublished PathDeduplicationQoSSAN / NAS34
Virtual Volumes ArchitectureStorage PoliciesvSphereControlPathVI AdminVendor Provider(VASA)CapacityAccessVirtual DatastorePublished PathDeduplicationQoSSAN / NAS34
Virtual Volumes ArchitectureStorage PoliciesvSphereControlPathVI AdminDataPathVendor Provider(VASA)CapacityAccessVirtual DatastorePublished PathDeduplicationQoSSAN / NAS34
Virtual Volumes Will Soon Be Available and many more29 VVOLPartnersVirtualVolumes inBetaPartnersAnnouncingGA37
Agenda1VMware’s Vision for Software-defined StorageOverview of key VMware Technologies2Virtual Volumes and Storage Policy-based Management3Partner implementation of Virtual Volumes – NetApp4VMware Virtual SAN5Q&ACONFIDENTIAL38
VMware And NetApp Integrations For Software-Defined StoragevSphereMultiHypervisorStorage Policy Based Mgmt.Virtual SANPhysicalVirtual VolumesVASAClustered Data ONTAP SSDHDDSSDHDDSSDHDDVirtual SAN Shared DatastoreSVMSVMSVMSVMSVMEnterprise Data Services – Dedupe, backup, DR, cloning, non-disruptiveSANmovement,/ NAS SAN/NASHypervisor-ConvergedStorage39
Enabling VM Granular ManagementStorage management of virtual disks with SLOsQuality of Service Control the performance of each VMSnapshots Per VM backup schedule and retention policiesDisaster recovery Per VM replication and recoveryDelegated management Define who can manage which VMsAutomation and policy based control Manage 1000s of VMs automatically by policy groupsNetApp Confidential - Limited Use40
Software Defined Storage with VVOLsCreate VVOL Datastore, add volumesand configure Storage CapabilitiesCreate Rules inVM Storage profilesContainer capacity and capabilities Sumof volumes & storage featuresOK?Provision VMs usingVM Storage ProfilesCheck VM Storage Profile SLO ConformanceNetApp Confidential – Limited UseRemediate or Alert Admin ofNon-Conformance41
NetApp Demo42
Extending to Software Based Data ServicesvSphere API for IO FilteringStorage Policy Based ManagementVirtual SANSSDHDDSSDHDDVirtual VolumesSSDHDDVirtual SAN Shared DatastoreSAN / NASSAN / NAS43
Extending to Software Based Data ServicesvSphere API for IO FilteringOverviewStorage Policy Based ManagementVirtual SANSSDHDDSSDHDDVirtual VolumesSSD3rd PartySoftwareData Services Integration API for Softwarebased Data Services withinvSphere Performance of kernel-modewith the stability of user-mode Tight integration with vSphereand Storage Policy BasedManagement Granular provisioning andcontrol on a per VM basisHDDVirtual SAN Shared DatastoreSAN / NASSAN / NAS43
Agenda1VMware’s Vision for Software-defined StorageOverview of key VMware Technologies2Virtual Volumes and Storage Policy-based Management3Partner implementation of Virtual Volumes – NetApp4VMware Virtual SAN5Q&ACONFIDENTIAL44
VMware Virtual SANRadically simple hypervisor-converged storageThe Basics Software-defined storage embedded in vSpherevSphere Virtual SAN Pools HDD/flash into a shared distributed datastore Runs on any standard x86 server Highly resilient - zero data loss in the event ofhardware failuresSSDHDDSSDHDDSSDHDD High performance through flash cache accelerationVirtual SAN Shared Datastore Elastically scalable Managed through Storage Policy-BasedManagement Deeply integrated with the VMware stack46
VMware Virtual SANRadically simple hypervisor-converged storageThe Basics Software-defined storage embedded in vSpherevSphere Virtual SAN Pools HDD/flash into a shared distributed datastore Runs on any standard x86 server Highly resilient - zero data loss in the event ofhardware failures High performance through flash cache accelerationVirtual SAN Shared Datastore Elastically scalable Managed through Storage Policy-BasedManagement Deeply integrated with the VMware stack47
Virtual SAN Simplifies StorageIf You Know vSphere, You Know Virtual SAN48
Virtual SAN Simplifies StorageIf You Know vSphere, You Know Virtual SANTwo clicks to deploy!48
Virtual SAN Simplifies StorageIf You Know vSphere, You Know Virtual SANTwo clicks to deploy!48
Virtual SAN is Deeply Integrated with VMware StackIdeal for VMware EnvironmentsvSpherevMotionvSphere HADRSStorage vMotionData ProtectionSnapshotsLinked ClonesVDP AdvancedvSphere ReplicationCloud Ops and AutomationDisaster RecoveryvCenter Operations ManagervCloud Automation CenterSite Recovery ManagerVirtual DesktopVMware ViewStorage Policy-Based ManagementIaaSSite ASite B49
Customers are Deploying VSAN in Several Use CasesVirtual Desktop(VDI)Tier 2ProductionDisaster RecoveryTargetSite A Handle peak performancerequirements (boot, login,read/write storms) Granularly scale from POCto production without hugeupfront investments Supports high VDI densitySite B Simple to deploy andmanage for any vSphereadmin through integrationwith VMware stack Integrated with vSphereReplication and VMwareSRM High performance andconsolidation ratios Minimizes data centerfootprint VM level SLA managementvia policyStaging &Test/Dev Reduces cost of storage Rapid storage provisioningand complete automation Reduces cost of storage fornon-mission criticalworkloads Enables Cloud Architect toeasily provision storage Ideal for workloads thatrequire replication RPOs 15 min and 2/3 dailysnapshots52
VMware Virtual SAN File Services with MaginaticsSolution Overview & Features Built-in Fault Tolerance Massive Scale-Out in the Cloud Interoperability with VMware Stack Seamless, Secure, Mobile Access to DataUse Cases & Benefits File services for Virtual SAN Lower TCO: Elastic and Scalable Unified Global Namespace Data Resiliency: DR, Backups, Snapshots,HA WAN Optimized w/ Multi-tier Caching Software-defined Virtual Appliance53
NexentaConnect VMware Virtual SANFull Featured File Servicesfor Virtual SANFeatures Easily provision file services (NFSv3, NFSv4, SMB) Managed through vCenter Web Client Capacity saving using inline compression and de‐duplication AD / LDAP / Kerberos AuthenticationNFS & SMBSMB & NFSBenefits & Use Cases Scalable and Highly Available Seamless Integration with vSphere Fulfills the software based Hyper‐Converged Model Integrated VDI PodsVirtual SAN Datastore54
How To Deploy A Virtual SAN ClusterSoftware HardwareComponent BasedVirtual SAN Ready NodeChoose individual components 40 OEM validated server configurationsready for Virtual SAN deployment (2)Any Server onvSphere HardwareCompatibility ListVMware EVO:RAILHyper-Converged InfrastructureA Hyper-ConvergedInfrastructure Appliance(HCIA) for the SDDCSSD or PCIeSAS/NL-SAS/ SATAHDDsEach EVO:RAIL HCIA is pre-built ona qualified and optimized2U/4 Node server platform.HBA/RAID Controller using the VMware Virtual SANCompatibility Guide (VCG) (1)Maximum FlexibilitySold via a single SKU by qualifiedEVO:RAIL partners (3)Maximum Ease of UseNote: 1) Components must be chosen from Virtual SAN HCL, using any other components is unsupported – see Virtual SAN VMware Compatibility GuidePage2) VMware continues to update/add list of the available Ready Nodes, please refer to Virtual SAN VMware Compatibility Guide Page for latest list3) EVO:RAIL availability in 2H 2014. Exact dates will vary depending on the specific EVO:RAIL partner55
Virtual SAN: Unprecedented Customer Interest“Best of TechEdVirtualizationWinner”“Best of Interopand AudienceChoice Award”300 Customers in thefirst three months“Virtual SAN takes VMware a big step closerto the software-defined datacenter.”—Charles Babcock“It’s really a no-brainer when the hypervisor you wantto use also includes this virtualized storage.”—Ryan HoenleIT Director of The Doe Fund56
VMware Software-Defined StorageBringing the Efficient Operational Model of Virtualization to StoragePolicy-driven Control PlaneVirtual Data PlaneVirtual Data ServicesData ProtectionMobilityPerformanceVirtual Datastoresx86 ServersSAN / NASCloud ObjectStorage57
Learn More about VMware Software-defined Storage Breakout sessions:– STO1963 - Virtual Volumes Business Overview– STO1965 - Virtual Volumes Technical Deep Dive Hands-On-Labs at Moscone South– VSAN online HOL vmware.com/go/vsanlab– STO1809 - Virtual SAN 101 & Building a Business Case– STO1211 - Virtual SAN Ready Node and Hardware Guidancefor Hypervisor Converged Infrastructure Try VSAN – Get a 60-day evaluation –vmware.com/go/try-vsan-en– STO2462 - Virtual SAN – Customer Panel– STO1279 - Virtual SAN Architecture Deep Dive– STO3098 - Virtual SAN Best Practices for Monitoring andTroubleshooting Visit Virtual Volumes page –– vmware.com/products/virtual-volumes– STO2521 - Virtual SAN Best Practices and Use Cases Visit VMware Virtual SAN Booth Virtual Volumes Demos at partner booths– Dell, HP, EMC, NetApp, IBM, HDS, Nimble, Tintri,SolidFire Virtual SAN Demo at partner booths– Dell, IBM, SuperMicro & Intel58
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STO1853-SVMware Vision and Strategyfor Software-definedStorageAlberto Farronato, VMware, IncVijay Ramachandran, VMware, Inc
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