Implementing a Hyper-V Virtualization Infrastructure

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Virtualization is a hot topic today and for good reason. Using virtualization technologies organizations can reduce costs while increasing service provision and technical capabilities. Hyper-V, Microsoft’s latest offering in the virtualization market, presents a whole new virtual machine technology in the Microsoft product line. Comparable to VMware’s ESX server solution, Hyper-V comes out-of-the-box with Windows 2008 Server systems and can integrate with other Microsoft management tools such as System Center and group policies. In this webinar, we will introduce you to the features and benefits of Hyper-V and you will gain important knowledge including: · Hardware requirements of Hyper-V · Benefits of Hyper-V over Virtual Server 2005 · Management options for large-scale implementations · Deployment planning · Keys to performance within virtual machines

Implementing a Hyper-V
Infrastructure
with Tom Carpenter

Agenda
• Introducing Hyper-V
• System Requirements
• Architecture
• Management Options
• Performance Factors
• Deployment Planning
• Hyper-V in Production

Introducing Hyper-V
• Hypervisor-based virtualization
• Only available in 64-bit installations
• Improvements over Virtual Server include
– Improved performance
– Better support for SANs
– Running on Server Core installations
– Improved virtual machine management

Hardware Requirements
• Must be run on a 64-bit system
• Hardware-based virtualization
enhancements are required
– Intel VT
– AMD Virtualization
• 2 GHz or faster processor
• 1 GB minimum RAM

Hyper-V Server 2008
• Two implementations exist
– Hyper-V Server 2008
• Free
• Supports up to 4 processors and 32 GB RAM
– Hyper-V running on Windows Server 2008
• Free after you purchase Windows Server 2008
• Supports up to 24 logical processors and 2 TB RAM
with Enterprise or Datacenter editions

Hyper-V Architecture

Parent Virtual Virtual Virtual
Partition Machine Machine Machine

Hypervisor

Hardware

Installation Options
• Server Core
– Slimmed version of Windows Server 2008
– Reduced attack surface
– Increased performance
• Full Windows Server 2008 install
– Hyper-V may run alongside other services
– Full GUI management on the local server
• Hyper-V Server 2008
– Basically Server Core without additional
services

Installation Procedures
• Pre-Installation
– Name the server appropriately
– Set the Administrator password and join a domain, if necessary
– Assign proper static IP addresses

• With the GUI
1. In Server Manager, use the Add Roles wizard

• With Server Core
– Type ocsetup Microsoft-Hyper-V at the command line
and press ENTER
– Click “Yes” to restart after installation (that’s right the “non-GUI”
Server Core often uses the GUI to notify you of things ?@#!$)

Management Options
• Direct management
– Command line
– Hyper-V management console
• System Center Virtual Machine Manager
(SCVMM)
– SCVMM Workgroup Edition supports five
physical hosts
– VMware VirtualCenter is required to manage
VMware assets

VM Performance Factors
• Memory
• Storage
• CPU
• Network

Planning Hyper-V Deployments
• Four key questions must be answered
– How will virtual machine hosts and guests be
managed?
– What is your budget?
– What guest operating systems must be supported and
how many?
– What services must run on the guest installs?
• With these questions answered, you can
estimate hardware and software resources

Virtualization Assessment
• Locate devices and
applications that
can be virtualized
• Calculate cost
savings
• Discover security
problems
• Generate Excel and
Word reports
• Links to important
documentation at
Microsoft.com

Hyper-V in Production
• Technet.Microsoft.com
– 100% Hyper-V
– More than 1 million hits per day
• MSDN.Microsoft.com
– 100% Hyper-V
– More than 3 million hits per day
• Microsoft.com
– More than 50% Hyper-V
– More than 1 billion hits per month

Thank You!

We will begin the Q&A session
momentarily

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