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Looking at Deploying Microsoft System Center 2012 ... This is a must see session for you. Typically Microsoft System Center has been well documented as a complex system to implement into your organisation, with a single component taking 2-3 months and the suite normally 18 months to deploy. This means a high overhead and protracted deployment process before your business can start to realise the benefits of the system.
No longer is this the case.
In this session you will get to see new methods that have been proven in Enterprise scale deployments, reducing this deployment time down to days!! This means with covering design and training your business can be up and running in a matter of weeks.
The Session is delivered by Microsoft Most Valuable Professional (MVP) Steve Beaumont, who is PowerONPlatforms Technical / Product Director.
The session will cover:
System Center Overview
Traditional Deployment Styles
Automated Deployment Tools and Appliance Platforms
Real Life Customer Examples
Q&A
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Deploying Microsoft System Center in Days
1. Deploying System Center in
Days
Steve Beaumont – Product Director, PowerONPlatforms Ltd
www.poweronplatforms.com
2. Introductions | Community Matters
http://www.cloudoscommunity.com
http://systemcenter.ninja
http://www.poweronplatforms.com
3. About PowerONPlatforms
• Formed from a collection of Industry Veterans
• Literally written the book on System Center
• IT Management & Cloud Automation Specialist
• Business Led not Technology Led
4. PowerONPlatforms | Focus Capabilities
Digital Datacenter
Alignment of IT Roadmap to Business Requirements – Function vs. Need
Enterprise Device Management Unified Data Protection
Automated Deployment Solutions from Appliances to Deployment Toolkits
Enablement Support to continually support clients local teams to achieve maximum value
9. System Center | Components
Windows Azure Pack
Service Provider Foundation
Service Management Automation
Service Reporting
R2
10. System Center | Components
• Database Server
• Management Server
• Runbook Server
• Web Service Server
• Runbook Designer
• Service Provider Foundation
• Service Management Automation Web Service
• Service Management Automation Runbook Worker
• Service Reporting
• Database Server
• Datawarehouse Server
• Management Server
• Reporting Server
• Web Console Server
• Console
• Database Server
• Datawarehouse Server
• Management Server
• Datawarehouse Management Server
• Portal Web Content Server
• Portal SharePoint Web Parts Server
• Console
• Database Server
• Management Server
• Database Server
• Management Server
• Console
• Database Server
• Provider Server
• Reporting Server
• Site Server
• Console
• Database Server
• Management Server
• Console
Windows Azure Pack
• Database Server
• Admin API Server
• Tenant API Server
• Tenant Public API Server
• Admin Site Server
• Admin Authentication Site Server
• Tenant Site Server
• Tenant Authentication Site Server
R2
11. System Center | Prerequisites
Server Roles and Features
.NET Framework 3.51
.NET Framework 4.5
IIS Web Server
IIS Default Document
IIS Directory Browsing
IIS HTTP Errors
IIS Static Content
IIS HTTP Redirection
IIS HTTP Logging
IIS Request Monitor
IIS Tracing
IIS Static Content Compression
IIS Request Filtering
IIS Basic Authentication
IIS Windows Authentication
IIS .NET Extensibility 3.5
IIS .NET Extensibility 4.5
IIS ASP.NET 3.5
IIS ASP.NET 4.5
IIS ISAPI Extensions
IIS ISAPI Filters
IIS Management Console
IIS 6 Metabase Compatibility
IIS 6 WMI Compatibility
IIS Management Scripts and Tools
BITS IIS Server Extension
Management OData IIS Extension
ASP.NET 4.5
.NET HTTP Activation 4.5
Windows Identity Foundation
Process Model
Configuration APIs
Update Services API
Update Services Console
Remote Differential Compression
SQL Server 2008 R2
Database Engine
Reporting Services
Analysis Services
SQL Server 2012
Database Engine
Reporting Services
Analysis Services
.NET Framework 4.0 Full
SQL Server 2008 R2 Native Client
SQL Server 2008 R2 Command Line Utilities
SQL Server 2008 R2 Analysis Management
Objects
Report Viewer 2010 Redistributable
Report Viewer 2008 SP1 Redistributable
Windows Server Update Services 3.0 SP2
Single Instance Storage
SQL Server 2008 Native Client
Windows Identity Foundation 3.5
Sync Framework Runtime 1.0
Chart Controls
Filter Pack 2.0
SQL Server 2008 Analysis Services
ADOMD.NET
Server Speech Platform Runtime
Server Speech Recognition Language en-US
SQL Server 2008 R2 SP2 SharePoint Reporting
Services
SharePoint 2010
Windows Automated Deployment Kit
Windows Management Framework 3.0
WCF Data Services 5.0
ASP.NET MVC 4
SQL Server 2012 Native Client
SQL Server 2012 Command Line Utilities
SQL Server 2012 Analysis Management
Objects
Visual C++ 2008 Redistributable
Silverlight
12. System Center | Installing
Define your
Deployment
Download all the
bits
Install each server
OS
Create Service
Accounts
Logon to each
Server
Install Pre-ReqsInstall SQL
Grant Services
Account
Permissions
Install first server
role
Install other server
roles
Grant Component
admin permissions
Integrate
components
Install Console Connect Console Install agents
Finally … manage
something
13. System Center | Configure
Configure
System Settings
Import
Management
Packs
Setup
Notification
Channels
Setup
Notification
Templates
Add
Applications
Create VM
Templates
Create Logical
Networks
Create
Collections
Define SLA’s
Create RunAs
Accounts
Create Task
Sequences
Create
Runbooks
Create Service
Requests
Create Request
Offerings
And more…
15. Speeding it up | Options
PowerShell Deployment Toolkit
Lab & Proof of Concept Primarily
Still requires good knowledge of SysCtr and Interaction Points
Bare Bones installation and base integration
Consultants
Costs
Time to deliver
Toolset Focused
PowerONPlatforms
Business Requirement focused
Knowledge Transfer and Mentoring Approach
Speed to ROI
18. Cloud Management Appliance - CMA
Fully Configured Hardware Appliance
Built to Microsoft Reference Architecture
Value-Add Functionality for all SC components
Full Self Contained Cloud Management
Platform
Components
System Center Suite
Windows Server
Windows Azure Pack
Windows Azure / EMS (Option)
PowerON | Cloud Management Appliance
19. CMA | Capabilities
Service Admin Portal Tenant Portal
User Request Portal App Store Portal
Service Management API
Windows Azure Pack
System Center 2012 R2
Windows Server 2012 R2 Hyper-V Virtualisation
Core Infrastructure & SQL Server
Tiered Storage Integrated NetworkingResilient Compute
Self contained physical appliance with built-in
redundancy for a scalable, pre-configured and
validated solution
ConfigMgr VMM SCSM SCOM DPM SCORCH SCAC
25. System Center | Installing
Define your
Deployment
Download all the
bits
Install each server
OS
Create Service
Accounts
Logon to each
Server
Install Pre-ReqsInstall SQL
Grant Services
Account
Permissions
Install first server
role
Install other server
roles
Grant Component
admin permissions
Integrate
components
Install Console Connect Console Install agents
Finally … manage
something
Define your
Deployment
Automate
Deployment
Install
agents
Start
Managing
27. Value Add | Ready to Roll
Full suite integration
Common ConfigMgr Collections
Applications Pre-Packaged and ready to deploy
Task Sequences for Windows 7/8.1
Logical Networks defined ready for use
VM Templates & VHDs
Service Templates for SharePoint, Exchange, SQL
Management Packs imported and common tuning ready for monitoring
Base IT Process Management Packs and Automation
Custom Reports
And more…
29. Cost
Internal Overhead
Solution Costs (HW&PS)
Training Costs
250 Days - Very High
HW Only
High
80 Days - Medium
180 Day PS + HW
Medium
15 Days - Very Low
18 Day PS+Appliance
Medium
Risk
Business Impact from Errors
Reduced Adoption
Project Failure
High Possibility
High Possibility
High Possibility
Medium Possibility
Low Possibility
Low Possibility
Low Possibility
Low Possibility
Very Low Possibility
PowerON | Scenarios for Delivery – CMA
Time
Delivery Timeline
Productivity Loss
Lower ROI / High TCO
18 – 24 Months
250 Internal Days
Large Impact
12 Months
80 Internal Days
Medium Impact
2 Months
15 Internal Days
Zero Impact
Based on an IT Staff Member with 220 working days in the year. 3 Person team covering the skills required to deliver the full suite, with training courses based on an
industry benchmark. The external consulting charge is based on an industry benchmark. The Hardware costs are based on MSFT Product Line Architecture for a Dell
VRTX at List Pricing.
Option 1
Internally Delivered
Option 2
Standard SI
Option 3
Modern PowerON
16% more vs O3 102% more vs O3
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Editor's Notes
Specialist in IT Management and Cloud Automation
Our Offerings
Consulting - We show you the art of the possible, define what is right for your business and the best way to adopt it.
Solutions – Specialist products that deliver full solutions in a very rapid model through deployment automation.
Enablement – Focused on continually supporting our customers internal skills to utilise the full capabilities of the platforms delivered.
Our Ethos
“To find the right fit solution for our customers needs and automating the deployment process to rapidly to deliver a solution that delivers the required capabilities to their business“
Philip Mercer – Solutions & Services Director
Specialist in IT Management and Cloud Automation
Our Offerings
Consulting - We show you the art of the possible, define what is right for your business and the best way to adopt it.
Solutions – Specialist products that deliver full solutions in a very rapid model through deployment automation.
Enablement – Focused on continually supporting our customers internal skills to utilise the full capabilities of the platforms delivered.
Our Ethos
“To find the right fit solution for our customers needs and automating the deployment process to rapidly to deliver a solution that delivers the required capabilities to their business“
Philip Mercer – Solutions & Services Director
Script:
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The Microsoft System Center 2012 is the provides the functionality for all aspects of the Service Management lifecycle
Configuration Manager delivers ….
Virtual Machine Manages enables….
Operations Manager provides…
and Data Protection Manager enables…
Orchestrator and SMA provide behind the scenes are the glue providing a underlying layer of component integration and automation of background and user-facing processes.
while Service Manager provides deep capabilities to implement enterprise Service Management
and since no tool is perfect (including System Center), System Center Alliance partners like Cireson bring advanced capabilities, such as a BYOD-friendly web and self-service experience, as well as enterprise Asset Management capabilities.
At the fabric layer, Microsoft Hyper-V and Azure IaaS provide the foundation for highly stable and scalable hosting of the System Center management platform.