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|a VMware cross-cloud architecture
|b automate and orchestrate your software-defined data center on AWS
|c Ajit Pratap Kundan
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|a Birmingham, UK
|b Packt Publishing
|c 2018
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|a Cloud management services -- Service catalogue -- Self-service portal -- Infrastructure and process orchestration -- Software orchestration -- Operational services -- Backup and restore -- Disaster recovery -- Monitoring -- Log consolidation and analysis -- Patching -- Business services -- Business management -- IT financials -- IT benchmarking -- Cloud-based approaches for Disaster Recovery as a Service (DRaaS) solutions -- Summary -- Chapter 5: Implementing Service Redundancy Across All Layers -- vSphere virtualization software -- VMware vCenter Management Server -- vCenter main components -- Environment preparation -- Certificate for the vSphere Web Client and the Log Browser -- Verify that the environment is working properly -- Comparison of the vCenter deployment topologies -- vSphere HA/redundancy features -- vSphere HA -- vSphere vMotion details -- EVC feature details -- vSphere DRS feature details -- VMware vSphere Distributed Power Management -- Resource pools feature details -- vSphere Fault Tolerance -- Relevance of vSphere Fault Tolerance for vCenter HA -- VM Component Protection (VMCP) -- vSphere Metro Storage Cluster (vMSC) -- vSphere Replication -- vCenter Watchdog -- vCenter database clustering -- Memory reservations -- Maximizing memory performance -- CPU and memory shares, reservations, and limits -- Virtual machine disks -- Multiple virtual disks -- Virtual disk location -- Swap file location -- Virtual SCSI HBA type -- Virtual NICs -- Virtual GPUs -- VMware vSphere Flash Read Cache -- Guest operating system considerations -- VMware Tools -- Templates -- Templates and multiple sites -- Snapshot management -- Virtual machine security considerations -- Encryption and security certificates -- Monitoring and management design practices -- Time synchronization -- Syslog logging -- Performance monitoring
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|a Lifecycle management -- vSphere products -- NSX -- vRealize products -- vRealize Operations Manager -- vRealize Log Insight -- vRealize Automation, VMware vRealize Business, and VMware vRealize Orchestrator -- Summary -- Chapter 3: Transforming a Data Center from Silos to Software-Defined Services -- Need for VMware in data center transformation -- Business requirements of customers -- Interoperability and integration -- Logical design -- Orchestrator topology choice -- Orchestrator server mode choice -- vRealize Orchestrator SDDC cluster choice -- Integrated architecture design model for private and public clouds -- Private cloud integrated architecture design with network and security -- Integrated architecture design for virtual machines and applications -- Consumption model of network services components -- Components and processes for logical switching -- vRealize Automation with logical switching consumption overview -- Introduction to DevOps and its benefits -- Building, deploying, and running services in an innovative way -- SDDC object life cycle -- vRealize code stream functionality -- Automating application release without manual intervention -- Advantages of DevOps -- Summary -- Chapter 4: Designing a Mixed Cloud Model with VMware -- Core elements of VMware's Cross-Cloud Architecture -- Cross-Cloud Services -- Choosing suitable applications to move in the cloud -- VMware Cloud on AWS -- Components/technologies used in VMware-AWS partnerships -- Migrating your existing applications to AWS -- Application migration phases with supporting tools -- Migration assessment -- Schema conversion -- Conversion of embedded SQL and application code -- Data migration -- Testing converted code -- Data replication -- Deployment to AWS and Go-Live -- Post-deployment monitoring -- Managing AWS with vCenter -- Managing administrators on the management portal
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|a Cover -- Title Page -- Copyright and Credits -- Packt Upsell -- Contributors -- Table of Contents -- Preface -- Chapter 1: The Freedom with Cross-Cloud Architecture -- Scaling your business with Cross-Cloud Architecture -- Top IT drivers for integrating public clouds -- Cloud challenges and solutions -- Challenge 1 - connection and security with full compliance and control -- Challenge 2 - managing/integrating across clouds -- VMware Cross-Cloud Architecture -- Secure connectivity across clouds -- The backbone of a private cloud -- Extending services to public clouds -- Multi-cloud/mixed cloud use cases -- Cloud solutions supporting business objectives -- Modernizing your data center -- VMware hybrid clouds -- VMware - a partner for every cloud -- VMware vCloud Air -- AWS hybrid cloud -- IBM Cloud for VMware solutions -- Solution features -- Reference architecture -- IBM Cloud for VMware solutions -- Conceptual view -- Logical view -- Deployment view -- Summary -- Chapter 2: Implementing Service Architecture for Cross-Cloud Services -- Architecture overview -- Seamless integration of software-defined services -- Automating IT infrastructure -- Policy-based resource containers -- Automating manual and repetitive tasks -- Unified Management Console -- Scalability and performance -- Workload domains -- Management workload domain -- Workload domains -- VDI workload domains -- Hardware architecture - rack architecture -- Rack hardware -- Rack sizing -- Rack wiring -- Storage architecture (software-defined storage) -- vSAN storage policies -- Network architecture (network virtualization or software-defined network) -- Logical network design -- VMware Cloud Foundation software design -- SDDC Manager -- Physical Resource Manager -- Logical Resource Manager -- LRM Controller -- LRM logical resources and LRM services -- Hardware Management Service (HMS)
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|a Steps for adding an administrator -- Steps for removing an administrator -- VPCs and subnets management -- Steps for creating a VPC and subnets -- Steps for deleting a VPC -- Security groups management -- Steps for creating a security group -- Steps for deleting a security group -- Environment management in AWS -- Steps for creating an environment -- Steps for deleting an environment -- User permissions management -- VM migration to Amazon EC2 with AWS Connector for vCenter -- The VM import authorization process -- Virtual machine migration process -- Backing up the instance -- Migrated EC2 instance export process -- Troubleshooting migration -- Validation of the certificates -- VMware Cross-Cloud Model with IBM Cloud -- Prerequisites -- Components/services used in this architecture -- VMware Cloud services architecture on SoftLayer -- Physical infrastructure -- Physical operational model -- Logical operational model -- Cluster (compute, storage, and network) architecture -- Compute clusters -- Management cluster -- Edge cluster -- Storage cluster -- Physical network provided by SoftLayer -- Simplicity -- Scalability -- High bandwidth -- Fault-tolerant transport -- Physical storage -- vSAN -- Network File System (NFS) -- Storage virtualization -- VMware SDS is vSAN -- Virtual Machine Disks (VMDK) -- Virtual infrastructure -- Compute virtualization -- Provisioning -- Resource scheduling -- Availability -- Performance -- Network virtualization -- Network virtualization components -- Distributed virtual switches -- Network I/O control details -- Network virtualization services -- Infrastructure management -- Compute management -- Storage management -- Network management -- Common services -- Identity and access services -- DNS -- NTP services -- Simple Mail Transfer Protocol (SMTP) services -- Certificate Authority (CA) services
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|a Virtual machine backup and restore -- VM-to-VM affinity rules -- Backup and recovery -- embedded deployment model -- Backup and recovery -- external deployment model -- Migration architecture design -- Migration process flow -- Migration scheduling -- Migration execution -- Migration validation -- Customer business objectives -- Migrated virtual machine framework -- Responsibility matrix -- Design risks -- IaaS migration portal logical design -- VMware CMP physical design -- VMware Converter Linux migration process -- VMware Converter agent -- Network/security changes -- Port requirements -- Operational readiness for migration -- Pre-migration activities -- P2V migration options -- Hot clone -- full outage -- Hot clone - post-synchronisation -- V2V migration options -- V2V conversion -- V2V requirements -- CMP migration process -- Timing estimate (P2V/V2V timing) -- Post-migration activities -- Summary -- Chapter 6: Designing Software-Defined Storage Services -- Software-defined storage overview -- Purpose and applicability to the SDDC solution -- Business requirements -- Requirements and dependencies -- Architecture overview -- Conceptual design -- Logical design -- Virtual SAN (vSAN) -- vSAN design workflow -- Design parameters/considerations for vSAN -- Hardware considerations -- Comparing hybrid and all-flash designs -- SSDs -- Magnetic hard disk drives -- I/O controllers -- Host memory requirements -- Host CPU overhead -- Hardware design decisions -- Network design -- vSAN network port group -- Network speed requirements -- Type of virtual switch -- Jumbo frames -- VLANs -- Networking failover, load balancing, and teaming considerations -- Network design decisions -- vSAN cluster and datastore design -- vSAN disk format -- Disk groups -- Failures to tolerate policy -- Fault domains -- Hosts per cluster
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|a We start with the challenges faced by a traditional data center, define problem statements for you, and then brief you on respective solutions. Moving on, all kinds of virtualization and Cloud offerings from AWS and IBM Soft Layer are introduced and discussed in detail. Then, you'll learn how to design IT infrastructures for new and existing applications with a combination of Cloud Foundation, vRealize Suite, and vSphere enabled with VSAN and NSX. Furthermore, you'll learn how to design and configure high availability, disaster recovery, and apply an appropriate compliance matrix. Toward the end of the book, you will learn how to calculate the TCO/ROI, along with the VMware products packaging and licensing in detail. Style and approach This book follows a step-by-step, practical approach which will help you to have a better understanding of the cloud technology and the steps required to qui..
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|a What You Will Learn Install and configure the Cloud foundation with Cross-Cloud services Configure vSphere high availability with the vCenter redundancy setup Architect and configure VMware with AWS Cloud Deploy VMware components in IBM Soft Layer Extend your DR setup with VMware to consume DRaaS Design and configure software-defined networking Implement compliance regulations to fix violations In Detail Over the past two decades, VMware vSphere has been known as the most trusted and reliable virtualization platform. VMware Cross-Cloud Architecture shows you how to design and configure Cross Cloud Architecture by using VMware Cloud Foundation and vRealize Suite with various use cases across private, public, and hybrid Cloud. This book takes you through everything from a basic understanding of virtualization to advanced aspects of storage and network virtualization, clustering, automation, and management. This book will be your guide to designing all aspects of Cloud.
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|a Enhance your virtualization skills by mastering storage and network virtualization with automation across different Clouds About This Book Migrate and build your applications in Hybrid Cloud with VMware Cross Cloud components and services Gain in-depth configuration insights of VMware Cross Cloud architecture Learn to migrate applications from VMware to AWS and IBM Cloud Who This Book Is For This book is for administrators, Cloud architects and network engineers who want to globalize their infrastructure using VMware and AWS services. An initial setup of workloads and data center is beneficial.
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