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Fujitsu ServerView
Resource Orchestrator (ROR)
Waiting for IT was yesterday –
How orchestration revolutionizes IT provisioning
Fujitsu IT Future – Paris 2011
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Towards the tipping point to dynamic IT
Users demand more dynamic use of IT infrastructure, but IT operations
can't deliver because they struggle to manage the increasing complexity.
IT provisioning processes not fast
and efficient enough to achieve
sufficient time-to-market for IT
services.
IT provisioning processes not
agile enough to support frequently
changing business requirements.
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The virtualization management gap
VM sprawl
Servers, storage
and network affected
Additional management
tools required
Multiple hypervisor
environments
Closing the increasing virtualization management gap requires
to rethink traditional data center management approaches.
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The way forward – IT Infrastructure Orchestration
More use of automation technology for provisioning
processes across servers, storage and network
IT Infrastructure orchestration software paves the way
to more dynamic use of IT resources.
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ServerView Resource Orchestrator (ROR)
Increase service delivery agility
Fast, flexible and easy provisioning
of IT infrastructure resources within
minutes instead of hours, days or
weeks at a fraction of the operating
expenses required with traditional
provisioning approaches.
Protect the continuity of IT services
Various cost-efficient high-availability
options deliver a reliable IT
infrastructure.
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Key conceptual building blocks
Resource
abstraction
The logical
server concept –
abstract definition
of a physical or
virtual server
Simplifies access
to resources
Resource
orchestration
Automated
provisioning of
servers, storage
and network from
resource pools
Fast and efficient
delivery of servers
Resource
availability
Server-, chassis-,
and storage
failover
Disaster recovery
Offers efficient
high-availability
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Operational security
Role-based management
Multi-tenancy
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Resource abstraction
The logical server concept
On-screen definition of all
resources required for a server
Based on pre-defined templates
Same look & feel for physical
and virtual systems
Same look & feel for different
hypervisors
Benefits
Hides the complexity of the
underlying IT-infrastructure
ROR simplifies access to IT-infrastructure.
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Resource orchestration
IT infrastructure provisioning today and tomorrow
ROR accelerates provisioning of IT-infrastructure.
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Resource availability
ROR offers efficient high-availability options.
Blade chassis and
storage system failover
Easy setup of physical
or virtual server HA Disaster recovery
Physical
and virtual
server
failover
Blade
chassis
failover
Storage
system
failover
Disaster
recovery
Blade Chassis
Blade Chassis
SAN
SAN
OS VMOS VM
OS VMOS VM
Storage
Storage Storage
SAN
Storage
Blade ChassisBlade Chassis
… …
Production site DR site
SAN
Storage
Blade Chassis
…
Manager
SAN
Storage
Blade Chassis
…
Manager
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ROR: At a glance
Infrastructure resources are organized
in pools
Introduction of a logical server
(L-Server) concept
Automated provisioning of real
resources from pools based on logical
definitions (templates)
Integrated operation security
User and role management
Separation of infrastructure
and service management
Multi-tenant support
Various high-availability options
Supports server and storage failover
Integrated disaster recovery
ROR – the foundation for dynamic resource management.
ResourcePools
Infra-structureTemplates
AutomatedProvisio-ning
LogicalServers
Multi-tenancy
User& rolemgmt.
Global Resource Pools Tenant A
Tenant B
Infrastructure Administration Service Administration
L-Server
Template
L-Server
Template
Automation
Automation
Server Pool
Storage Pool
Network Pool
Image Pool
Address Pool
VM HostPool
Storage Pool
Network Pool
Image PoolAddress
Pool
Image
Pool
Network
Pool
Storage
Pool
Server
Pool
VM Host
Pool
Hypervisor
Physical
L-Server
Virtual L-
Server
OS
Virtual I/O
Addresses
VM
OS
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Physical L-Server
Usage scenarios
OS
Automated
delivery
Request
of system
resources
Virtual L-Server
VM
i.e. for development, test and staging environmentsAccelerate software
roll-out processes
BACKEND – DATA CENTERFRONTEND – USERS
IT infrastructure
consolidation
Adapt server resources to periodi-
cal changing business demands
Setup cost-efficient HA/DR
solutions
Organizing IT resources in resource pools
increases overall resource utilization
i.e. for day/night-time or end of month operations
Resource saving N:1 failover with selective
recovery options (i.e. per tenant)
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IT Resource Orchestration: Customer Benefits
Benefits for IT organizations
Increase operational efficiency
Higher agility through more dynamic
resource management
Reduced operating expenses through
automated processes
Better service levels through
built-in high-availability options
Benefits for IT users
Efficient (easy, fast & flexible)
access to IT resources
Can concentrate on services
Increased IT user productivity
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Time
The next evolution in IT: Industrialization
Agile
EfficientQuality
Assured
DI Blocks – Private cloud-ready with 3 steps in 1.
Evo
lutio
n
Cloud
Computing
Advanced
IT-Solution
Industry
Standards
Dynamic
Infra-
structure
Blocks
DI Blocks
Higher management
efficiency
Faster time
to productivity
Operational
improvements
Time
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DI Blocks: Overview
Pre-defined scalable building
blocks
Consisting of SW and HW
Holistic management for
physical and virtual servers,
storage and network
Quality assured IT Solution
Services and support with
SolutionContract™
Life cycle management for
the complete infrastructure
DI Block
Orchestration
Resource Management
Logical Server
Virtual
Server
Physical
Server
Server Network Storage
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