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H13022: EMC Enterprise Private Cloud with Vmware Vcloud Suite Solution Guide—Supplement EMC HYBRID CLOUD With VMware Infrastructure and VCE Vblock Systems EMC Solutions Abstract This Solution Guide supplements the EMC Hybrid Cloud Solution Guide. This guide focuses on VCE Vblock System specifications for an EMC® Hybrid Cloud solution that includes the VMware vCloud Suite, a VCE Vblock System, and the EMC hardware, software, and services portfolio. May 2014 Copyright © 2014 EMC Corporation. All rights reserved. Published in the USA. Published May 2014 EMC believes the information in this publication is accurate as of its publication date. The information is subject to change without notice. The information in this publication is provided as is. EMC Corporation makes no representations or warranties of any kind with respect to the information in this publication, and specifically disclaims implied warranties of merchantability or fitness for a particular purpose. Use, copying, and distribution of any EMC software described in this publication requires an applicable software license. EMC2, EMC, and the EMC logo are registered trademarks or trademarks of EMC Corporation in the United States and other countries. All other trademarks used herein are the property of their respective owners. For the most up-to-date listing of EMC product names, see EMC Corporation Trademarks on EMC.com. EMC Hybrid Cloud With VMware vCloud Suite and VCE Vblock Systems Solution Guide Supplement Part Number H13022 2 EMC Hybrid Cloud with VMware vCloud Suite and VCE Vblock Systems Solution Guide—Supplement Contents Contents Chapter 1 Executive Summary 5 Document purpose .......................................................................................... 6 Audience .......................................................................................................... 6 Solution purpose ............................................................................................. 6 Business challenge .......................................................................................... 7 Technology solution ......................................................................................... 8 Terminology ..................................................................................................... 9 Chapter 2 Hybrid Cloud Overview 11 Overview ........................................................................................................ 12 Self-service and automation .......................................................................... 13 Multitenancy and secure separation .............................................................. 14 Security and compliance ................................................................................ 15 Availability and data protection ..................................................................... 16 Monitoring and service assurance ................................................................. 17 Metering ........................................................................................................ 20 Summary ........................................................................................................ 21 Chapter 3 Technology Overview 23 Overview ........................................................................................................ 24 Key components ............................................................................................ 24 VCE Vblock Systems .................................................................................. 24 Datacenter virtualization and cloud management ..................................... 25 Software-defined storage .......................................................................... 27 Network and server management .............................................................. 28 EMC and VMware integration ..................................................................... 29 Hybrid cloud data protection ..................................................................... 29 Validated solution .......................................................................................... 30 Architecture ............................................................................................... 30 Hardware resources ................................................................................... 37 Software resources .................................................................................... 40 EMC Hybrid Cloud 3 with VMware vCloud Suite and VCE Vblock Systems Solution Guide—Supplement Contents Chapter 4 Conclusion and References 43 Conclusion ..................................................................................................... 44 References ..................................................................................................... 45 EMC documentation .................................................................................. 45 VCE Vblock documentation ........................................................................ 45 Figures Figure 1. EMC Hybrid Cloud overview ........................................................ 12 Figure 2. Self-service provisioning with the vCAC Service Catalog ............. 14 Figure 3. Logical view of the hybrid cloud solution stack ........................... 15 Figure 4. Production environment ............................................................. 17 Figure 5. Centralized operations monitoring and log management of the hybrid cloud environment ........................................................... 18 Figure 6. EMC ViPR analytics with VMware vC Ops .................................... 19 Figure 7. ITBM Suite overview dashboard for hybrid cloud ........................ 20 Figure 8. Key components of a hybrid cloud .............................................. 24 Figure 9. EMC Hybrid Cloud solution architecture...................................... 31 Figure 10. HA components of Vblock Systems ............................................ 36 Tables Table 1. Terminology used in this guide ..................................................... 9 Table 2. Vblock AMP-2 virtual machine components ................................ 32 Table 3. Automation pod components ..................................................... 34 Table 4. Vblock AMP-2 hardware .............................................................. 37 Table 5. Solution hardware ...................................................................... 37 Table 6. Vblock System 720 components ................................................ 38 Table 7. Vblock System 340 components ................................................ 39 Table 8. Vblock AMP-2 software components .......................................... 40 Table 9. EMC Hybrid Cloud solution software ........................................... 40 4 EMC Hybrid Cloud with VMware vCloud Suite and VCE Vblock Systems Solution Guide—Supplement Chapter 1: Executive Summary Chapter 1 Executive Summary This chapter presents the following topics: Document purpose ....................................................................................... 6 Audience ...................................................................................................... 6 Solution purpose .......................................................................................... 6 Business challenge ...................................................................................... 7 Technology solution ..................................................................................... 8 Terminology ................................................................................................. 9 EMC Hybrid Cloud 5 with VMware vCloud Suite and VCE Vblock Systems Solution Guide—Supplement Chapter 1: Executive Summary Document purpose This document enables you to plan and design an EMC® Hybrid Cloud solution on VCE Vblock Systems. This solution enables you to quickly deploy an on- premises hybrid cloud that delivers infrastructure as a service (IaaS). This supplement complements the EMC Hybrid Cloud Solution Guide to provide the specific feature differences when deploying as part of a VCE Vblock converged infrastructure solution. Use this supplement in conjunction with the Solution Guide to deploy an EMC Hybrid Cloud solution with VCE Vblock Systems. Audience This document is intended for executives, managers, architects, cloud administrators, and technical administrators of IT environments who want to implement a hybrid cloud IaaS platform. You, the reader, should be familiar with VMware vCloud Suite, EMC storage technologies, and the VCE Vblock converged infrastructure. Solution purpose VCE Vblock Systems provides a robust foundation for the EMC Hybrid Cloud solution and enable EMC customers to build enterprise-class, scalable, multitenant infrastructures that provide the following: • Factory integration and validation accelerate deployment, ensure interoperability, and deliver predictable performance • Complete management of the infrastructure service lifecycle; VCE not only ensures that Vblock components are interoperable from the start, but also validates Vblock patches and updates before you install them for low risk, low total cost of ownership (TCO), and maximum uptime • On-demand access to and control of network bandwidth, servers, storage, and security • Provisioning, monitoring, and management of the infrastructure services by the line-of-business end user, without IT administrator involvement • Maximum asset utilization • Comprehensive
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