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作       者:Ajit Pratap Kundan

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出版时间:2019-03-30

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Use self-driven data centers to reduce management complexity by deploying Infrastructure as Code to gain value from investments. Key Features * Add smart capabilities in VMware Workspace ONE to deliver customer insights and improve overall security * Optimize your HPC and big data infrastructure with the help of machine learning * Automate your VMware data center operations with machine learning Book Description This book presents an introductory perspective on how machine learning plays an important role in a VMware environment. It offers a basic understanding of how to leverage machine learning primitives, along with a deeper look into integration with the VMware tools used for automation today. This book begins by highlighting how VMware addresses business issues related to its workforce, customers, and partners with emerging technologies such as machine learning to create new, intelligence-driven, end user experiences. You will learn how to apply machine learning techniques incorporated in VMware solutions for data center operations. You will go through management toolsets with a focus on machine learning techniques. At the end of the book, you will learn how the new vSphere Scale-Out edition can be used to ensure that HPC, big data performance, and other requirements can be met (either through development or by fine-tuning guidelines) with mainstream products. What you will learn * Orchestrate on-demand deployments based on defined policies * Automate away common problems and make life easier by reducing errors * Deliver services to end users rather than to virtual machines * Reduce rework in a multi-layered scalable manner in any cloud * Explore the centralized life cycle management of hybrid clouds * Use common code so you can run it across any cloud Who this book is for This book is intended for those planning, designing, and implementing the virtualization/cloud components of the Software-Defined Data Center foundational infrastructure. It helps users to put intelligence in their automation tasks to get self driving data center. It is assumed that the reader has knowledge of, and some familiarity with, virtualization concepts and related topics, including storage, security, and networking.
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Section 1: VMware Approach with ML Technology

Machine Learning Capabilities with vSphere 6.7

Technical requirements

ML and VMware

ML-based data analysis

Using virtualized GPUs with ML

Modes of GPU usage

Comparing ML workloads to GPU configurations

DirectPath I/O

Scalability of GPU in a virtual environment

Containerized ML applications inside a VM

vGPU scheduling and vGPU profile selection

Power user and designer profiles

Knowledge and task user profiles

Adding vGPU hosts to a cluster with vGPU Manager

ML with NVIDIA GPUs

Pool and farm settings in Horizon

Configuring hardware-accelerated graphics

Virtual shared graphics acceleration

Configuring vSGA settings in a virtual machine

Virtual machine settings for vGPU

GRID vPC and GRID vApps capabilities

GRID vWS to Quadro vDWS

Summary

Further reading

Proactive Measures with vSAN Advanced Analytics

Technical requirements

Application scalability on vSAN

Storage and network assessment

Storage design policy

VMware best practices recommendations

Network design policy

VMware best practices recommendations

VMware's Customer Experience Improvement Program/vSAN ReadyCare

Intelligent monitoring

General monitoring practices

vSAN Health Check plugin

vSAN Observer

vRealize Operations Manager monitoring

Challenges affecting business outcomes

Business benefits

Technical Issues

Technical solution

Log Intelligence advantages

HA configuration in stretched clusters

Two-node clusters

Witness appliance for the vSAN cluster

Configuring the vSAN cluster

vSAN policy design with SPBM

Defining a policy based on business objectives

FTT policy with RAID configurations

Summary

Further reading

Security with Workspace ONE Intelligence

Technical requirements

Workspace ONE Intelligence

Business objectives of Workspace ONE Intelligence

Integrated deep insights

App analytics for smart planning

Intelligent automation driven by decision engines

Design requirements

Conceptual designs

Top ten use cases of Workspace ONE Intelligence

Identifying and mitigating mobile OS vulnerabilities

Insights into Windows 10 OS updates and patches

Predicting Windows 10 Dell battery failures and automating replacement

Identifying unsupported OS versions and platforms

Tracking OS upgrade progress

Monitoring device utilization or usage

Increasing compliance across Windows 10 devices

Comprehensive mobile app deployment visibility

Tracking migration and adoption of productivity applications

Adopting internal mobile applications

Workspace ONE Trust Network

Workspace ONE AirLift

Workspace ONE platform updates

Expanded Win32 app delivery

Simplified macOS adoption

Extended security for Microsoft Office 365 (O365) applications

VMware Boxer with Intelligent Workflows

Extended management for rugged devices

Summary

Proactive Operations with VMware vRealize Suite

Technical requirements

Unified end-to-end monitoring

Intelligent operational analytics

The vRealize Operations Manager architecture

Application architecture overview

Capacity planning

Critical success factors

Kubernetes solution from VMware

Pivotal Container Service and VMware Kubernetes Engine

SDDC journey stages

VMware container-based services

Deploying NSX-T for network virtualization on ESXi and deploying PKS for use in a private cloud

Deploying the NSX-T foundation

Deploying and running containerized workloads

VMware Cloud on AWS

VMware Cloud on AWS differs from on-premises vSphere

VMware Cloud on the AWS implementation plan

Implementation plan for VMware Cloud on AWS

Detailed initial steps to configure VMC on AWS

Installation, configuration, and operating procedures

Hybrid-linked-mode testing functionality

Support and troubleshooting

Summary

Further reading

Intent-Based Manifest with AppDefense

Technical requirements

VMware innovation for application security

Digital governance and compliance

Intelligent government workflows with automation

Transforming networking and security

Business outcomes of the VMware approach

Expanding globally with AppDefense

Application-centric alerting for the SOC

Transforming application security readiness

Innovating IT security with developers, security, and the Ops team

Least-privilege security for containerized applications

Enhanced security with AppDefense

AppDefense and NSX

Detailed implementation and configuration plan

Environment preparation for AppDefense deployment

Summary

Section 2: ML Use Cases with VMware Solutions

ML-Based Intelligent Log Management

Technical requirements

Intelligent log management with vRealize Log Insight

Log Intelligence value propositions

Log Intelligence key benefits for service providers

Audit log examples

Cloud operations stages

Standardize

Service Broker

Strategic partner

The Log Insight user interface

Indexing performance, storage, and report export

The user experience

Events

VMware vReaIize Network Insight

Supported data sources

Summary

ML as a Service in the Cloud

Technical requirements

MLaaS in a private cloud

VMware approach for MLaaS

MLaaS using vRealize Automation and vGPU

NVIDIA vGPU configuration on vSphere ESXi

Customizing the vRealize Automation blueprint

LBaaS overview

LBaaS design use cases

Challenges with network and security services

The NaaS operating model

LBaaS network design using NSX

BIG-IP DNS high-level design

Customizing the BIG-IP DNS component

The BIG-IP DNS load-balancing algorithm

Global availability

Ratio

Round robin

The LBaaS LTM design

Configuring BIG-IP LTM objects

Designing the LTM load-balancing method

Designing the LTM virtual server

Summary

ML-Based Rule Engine with Skyline

Technical requirements

Proactive support technology – VMware Skyline

Collector, viewer, and advisor

Release strategy

Overview of Skyline Collector

The requirements for Skyline Collector

Networking requirements

Skyline Collector user permissions

VMware Skyline Collector admin interface

Linking with My VMware account

Managing endpoints

Configuring VMware Skyline Collector admin interface

Auto-upgrade

CEIP

Types of information that are collected

Product usage data utilization

Summary

DevOps with vRealize Code Stream

Technical requirements

Application development life cycles

CD pipeline

CI pipeline

Planning

SDLC

SCM

CI

AR

Release pipeline automation (CD)

CM

HC

COM

Feedback

Request fulfillment

Change management

Release management

Compliance management

Incident management

Event management

Capacity management

Wavefront dashboard

Getting insights by monitoring how people work

Automation with vRealize

Deploying Infrastructure as Code

vRealize Code Stream

Pipeline automation model – the release process for any kind of software

vRCS deployment architecture

System architecture

Integrating vRCS with an external, standalone vRA

Summary

Further reading

Transforming VMware IT Operations Using ML

Overview on business and operations challenges

The challenges of not having services owners for the operations team

A solution with service owners

Responsibilities of the service owner

Transforming VMware technical support operations

SDDC services

Service catalog management

Service design, development, and release

Cloud business management operations

Service definition and automation

NSX for vSphere

Recommendations with priority

Recommendations with priority 1

Recommendations with priority 2

Recommendations with priority 3

Virtual data centers

IaaS solution using vRealize Suite

Business-level administration and organizational grouping

vRA deployment

vRA appliance communication

Services running as part of the identity service

A complete solution with the desired result

Summary

Section 3: Dealing with Big Data, HPC , IoT, and Coud Application Scalability through ML

Network Transformation with IoT

Technical requirements

IoT

VMware Pulse

The queries that arise related to VMware Pulse

Pulse IoT Center infrastructure management blueprint

Deploying and configuring the OVA

Configuring IoT support

Virtual machines in the OVA

IoT use cases with VMware Pulse

Powering the connected car (automotive industry)

Entertainment, parks, and resorts

Smart hospitals (medical)

Smart surveillance (higher education)

Smart warehouse (retail industry)

The internet of trains (transportation and logistics)

The financial industry

Smart weather forecasting

IoT data center network security

NSX distributed firewall

Prerequisites to any automation

Hybrid cloud for scale and distribution

Summary

Virtualizing Big Data on vSphere

Technical requirements

Big data infrastructure

Hadoop as a service

Deploying the BDE appliance

Configuring the VMware BDE

The BDE plugin

Configuring distributions on BDE

The Hadoop plugin in vRO

Open source software

Considering solutions with CapEx and OpEx

Benefits of virtualizing Hadoop

Use case – security and configuration isolation

Case study – automating application delivery for a major media provider

Summary

Further reading

Cloud Application Scaling

Technical requirements

Cloud-native applications

Automation with containers

Container use cases

Challenges with containers

PKS on vSphere

PKS availability zone

PKS/NSX-T logical topologies

Use cases with different configurations

PKS and NSX-T Edge Nodes and Edge Cluster

PKS and NSX-T communications

Storage for K8s cluster node VMs

Datastores

Summary

High-Performance Computing

Technical requirements

Virtualizing HPC applications

Multi-tenancy with guaranteed resources

Critical use case – unification

High-performance computing cluster performances

A standard Hadoop architecture

Standard tests

Intel tested a variety of HPC benchmarks

Summary

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