oracle virtual desktop infrastructure - doag

Thomas Assum and Rolf-Per ThulinSales ConsultantsEurope VDI Global Business Unit

Oracle Virtual Desktop InfrastructureBest Practice and Unit Selling Points

Agenda Oracle Desktop Virtualization

Introduction of Oracle Virtual Desktop Infrastructure

Different Desktop Provider

Unique Selling Points & Cost Analysis

Project Description and Decision Criteria

Conclusion

Discussion

The Big Idea

DatacenterThe Wild

Run different Desktops on Server in the Datacenter for Cloud Computing

Oracle VirtualizationThe Full Stack, End-toEnd

Application-Driven Virtualization

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Oracle VDI 3.3 ArchitectureDesktop Access Layer

Session Management Layer

Virtualization Layer

Storage Layer

VMware VirtualBox MSHyper-V

MS RemoteDesktop

Oracle Virtual Desktop Infrastructure 3.3

Sun Ray OVDC OVDC App OSGD

LDAP/AD

MySQL

GenericRDP

Sun RayKiosk

RDP Client

SunStorage

SolarisZFS

What's new in OVDI 3.x ?

• Global Hot-Desking• Multi Company• Windows Deployment

Enhancements• Administration

Enhancements• Oracle Linux 5.6 • Simplified

Install/Upgrade• Simple powerful scalable

architecture for DaaS

• OVDI Memory Management

• Protocol Enhancements• Multi-Monitor support• Role based Admin• Desktop Providers• Support Bundle

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Choice of Client DeviceAccess from Virtually Anywhere

Different Desktop Provider

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vSphere

ESX

Oracle Virtual Desktop Infrastructure

Sun Ray OVDC OSGDLDAP/AD

MySQL

Storage

Supported Versions– VMware ESX and ESXi 3.5 – 4.1– VMware VirtualCenter 2.5 – VMware vCenter 4.0 – 4.1– Vmware vSphere 5.0 future

Oracle VDI 3.3 with VMware

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Oracle VDI with VMware vSphere

Features– Using vCenter Webservice– VMware certified storage– VMware Linked Clones– Oracle VDI 3.3.1 supported in vSphere VMs– VMware availability– Only Windows desktops– Multimedia - USB, Video, Flash, VoIP– SmartCard support

When– Using existend VMware hardware infrastructure– Qualified VMware admins– expensive

VMware View 4.x CertificationCertified vs Compatible vs Supported

Sun Ray Clients are certified by VMware against View 4.5– Sun Ray 2, 270, 2FS, 3, 3Plus, 3i– Listed on VMware’s Compatibility Guide:

http://www.vmware.com/resources/compatibilitySun Ray Clients are VMware compatible with:

– VMware View 4.6, 4.5, 3.1, VDM 3.0, 2.1SRS 5.1.2 and 5.2 are Oracle supported with View 4.5 and 4.6

– VMware connector enables users in kiosk mode to access a VMware View session on a Sun Ray client

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Oracle VDI 3.3 with Microsoft Hyper-V

MSHyper-V

Oracle Virtual Desktop Infrastructure 3.3

Sun Ray OVDC OSGD RDP

Storage

LDAP/AD

MySQL

Supported Versions– MS Hyper-V Server 2008 R2– MS Hyper-V Server 2008 R2 SP2

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Oracle VDI with MS Hyper-VFeatures

– Using Remote Desktop Services– iSCSI Oracle ZFS storage Appliances or Oracle Solaris ZFS server

very fast VM production and parallel I/O requests – ZFS linked clones and data de-duplication– MS Network Load Balancing Cluster (NLB) – Oracle VDI 3.3.1 can run in MS Hyper-V VMs– Only Windows desktops– Multimedia - USB, Video, Flash, VoIP– SmartCard support

When– Using existend Hyper-V hardware infrastructure– Qualified Microsoft admins– Windows desktop focus– Expensive, depends strong on license agreement with MS

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Oracle VDI with MS Remote Desktop Service

MSRemoteDesktopService

Oracle Virtual Desktop Infrastructure

Sun RayLDAP/AD

MySQLOVDC OSGD RDP

Supported Versions– Windows Server 2003– Windows Server 2008 R2– Windows Server 2008 R2 SP2

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Oracle VDI with MS RDSFeatures

– Using Remote Desktop Services– Microsoft certified storage– MS Network Load Balancing Cluster (NLB) or DNS Round Robin – Oracle VDI 3.3.1 can run in MS Hyper-V VMs on a different server– Only Windows desktops– Multimedia – USB, Video, Flash, VoIP– SmartCard support

When– Using existend Windows RDS hardware infrastructure– Qualified Microsoft admins– Windows focus– No Citrix needed– Every application should be tested on WTS or RDS, more costs– USB security– Cheaper than VDI depends on MS licensing

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Oracle VDI 3.3.1 with VirtualBox

VirtualBox

Oracle Virtual Desktop Infrastructure

Sun Ray OVDC OSGD

Storage

LDAP/AD

MySQLOVDC App

Supported Version– VirtualBox 4.14

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Oracle VDI with VirtualBoxFeatures

– Using VirtualBox Werbservice– iSCSI Oracle ZFS storage Appliances or Oracle Solaris ZFS server

very fast VM production and parallel I/O requests – ZFS linked clones and data de-duplication– High Availability, simple architecture – Windows, Linux and Unix desktops– No multimedia VM installation - USB, Video, Flash, VoIP

future iPhone and other– SmartCard support

When– Choose inexpensive hardware with Oracle Linux– Windows desktops and other OS desktops– Cheapest and best ROI depends on desktop licence agreement with

MS

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Oracle VDI 3.3.1 with Generic Desktop and OVDC App.

VirtualBox

Oracle Virtual Desktop Infrastructure 3.3

Sun Ray OVDC OSGD RDP

Storage

LDAP/AD

MySQL

GenericRDP

OVDC App

Generic Desktop– Laptop, PC and Blade in DataCenter– VirtualBox Webservice everywhere

OVDC App– Extended kiosk pools – Example Oracle Siebel app, browser,

XenDesktop, VmwareView ...

Unique Selling Points and

Cost Analysis

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Unique Selling Points (1/2)

• High secure access from everywhere „Out of the box“

• Operating System for Desktop Broker is Oracle Linux or Solaris

• Concurrent support of multiple or/and different hypervisors

• Diverse range of desktop operating systems

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Unique Selling Points (2/2)

• Sun Ray Ultra Thin Client integration• Access the Desktop Broker using RDP• Multi monitor support, even with

different / multiple operating systems• Oracle storage platform for Oracle VM

VirtualBox or Microsoft Hyper-V• All components from one source

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Cost analysisTCO comparison PC, 300 users

Project Description and

Decision Criteria

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Project Description Hospital Rechts der Isar

• Initial installation of Sun Ray's place to build a new bed block– Currently extends to over 400 Sun Rays– For security reasons, access is made only with Sun

Ray Ultra Thin Clients– Physical separation of two networks

• Working places for doctors and nursing staff• High resolution X-ray images and CT scans• Access to Microsoft RDS

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Oracle VDI Architecture

MSRemoteDesktopServer

Oracle Virtual Desktop Infrastructure

Sun RayLDAP/AD

MySQL

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Decision Criteria Hospital r. der Isar

• Significant reduction in administration costs• Ultra Thin Client hardware.

– fanless– no maintenance and easy to clean.

• Reduction of energy costs by 80%– Eco Award at Oracle Open World 2011.

• Hotdesking allows quick changing workplace and secure remote access to data.

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Project Description AIDA Cruises

• 800 PCs, of which are 400 with Oracle VDI– Access with Sun Ray Ultra Thin Client

Local and remote over VPN– Oracle Secure Global Desktop

• Using for CallCenter and administrative tasks• Windows XP/7 (2GB RAM,1 Core)

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Oracle VDI Architecture - AIDA Cruises

vSphere

ESX

Oracle Virtual Desktop Infrastructure

Sun Ray OVDC OSGDLDAP/AD

MySQL

Storage

• Dedicated VDI Core/OSGD Server – connection to VMware vCenter

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Decision Criteria AIDA Cruises

• Structure of the management software and minimal administrative overhead

• Use of the card reader for operation passes in combination with the Winkhaus door locking system with AIDA Cruises.

• Architecture of the Thin Clients– PC without disk is not a Thin Client !

• Very fast registration and "Hot Desking" of the session between thin clients.

• Rapid deployment of desktops at work and removals

• Lower energy consumption• The cost per workstation hardware / licensing

costs per workstation overall

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Project Description TUM

• 250 Sun Rays, primarily in computer science hall– Until to 400 concurrent VMs

• Open access for all students– Access via Sun Ray Ultra Thin Client– Oracle Secure Global Desktop– Oracle Virtual Desktop Client

• Ubuntu 10.04 LTS– Office and Internet access

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Oracle VDI Architecture - TUM

vSphereVirtualBox

ESX

Oracle Virtual Desktop Infrastructure

Sun Ray OVDC OSGD

Storage

LDAP/AD

MySQL

Storage

• 4x VDI Core Server, 6x VirtualBox Hosts (Blades), Sun ZFS Storage Cluster, VMware connection in planning for Windows VMs.

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Decision Criteria TUM

• Full integration of Ubuntu Linux and alternative operating systems

– Automated desktop life-cycle with Ubuntu– Multimedia support for vRDP.

• Multiple hypervisor connection• Solaris is a proven / known OS• Oracle Storage is used for more services

– Linked Clones technology / ZFS

Conclusion

Oracle Virtual Workspace Delivery StackComplete, Open, Integrated

Innovation delivered faster

Better performance, reliability, security

Shorter deployment times

Easier to manage and upgrade

Lower cost of ownership

Reduced change management risk

One-stop support

Only Oracle can provide the complete hardware-software-application stack

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Desktop Virtualization auf der DOAG 2011

Oracle VDI Stand 15.11 – 17.11.2011– Ausstellungsfläche Ebene 3– Oracle Booth 320 Arbeitsplatz ???

Oracle VDI Demo Kino 15.11.2011– 13:00 bis 13:45 Raum Foyer Tokio

Oracle Virtual Infrastructure Vortrag 16.11.2011– 16:00 bis 16:45 Raum Budapest