Creating a successful architecture to meet the desired goals for Client Virtualization includes the use of building blocks that ensure each layer is optimized from both a cost and manageability standpoint. Without these building blocks, it would be difficult to achieve the cost and flexibility goals Client Virtualization implementations promise. The core building blocks (see diagram) include user and application virtualization acting on a core compute resource. This resource, accessed via a user device has core components built on a robust data center infrastructure. Correctly selecting, designing and implementing each of these layers enables a cost effective, robust and highly flexible Client Virtualization environment.
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The HP Client Virtualization Enterprise Reference Architecture with VMware View delivers a preconfigured and performance-optimized solution that simplifies customer integration and testing and reduces risk for deployment. With the right combination of compute, storage, networking, and system management, this solution is tuned for client virtualization efficiency AND includes options to scale up and out to meet changing customer requirements.
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What comprises the HP-VMware Client Virtualization Enterprise Reference Architecture?
HP Master Client Virtualization Enterprise Reference Architecture
A self-contained and modular hardware solution providing performance within the enclosure with the integrated tools to for enhanced visibility and prevention notifications.
Insight Control with VMware vCenter
The result of close collaboration between HP and VMware, HP Insight Control for VMware vCenter provides virtualization administrators with deep insight and complete control of their VMware virtualized infrastructure.
Manage and monitor servers, power and cooling, networking and storage from VMware vCenter. This is critical in VDI deployments where realizing single administrator benefits pays big dividends.
The HP P4800 G2 SAN for BladeSystem was designed for VDI to deliver the most efficient scalability, least footprint, easiest to manage, at the best $ per I/O possible. The P4800 BladeSystem SAN leverages the ISS engineering and supply chain (all BladeSystem components) which gives it a competitive edge for which no traditional storage vendor will be able to keep up.
HP client devices
Providing increased security, simplified management, and strong performance, HP Thin Clients are the ideal client devices for Client Virtualization deployments. HP offers a full portfolio of Thin Clients with varying capabilities enabling IT to optimize both end-user experience and their IT budget by deploying a mix of client devices including the new HP webOS TouchPad.
HP Solution Support for Client Virtualization
The Client Virtualization Solution Support is designed to meet all needs for a comprehensive approach to client computing.
Want HP to design and manage your Client Infrastructure solution? Get more information here.
VMware View 4.6
For more information visit the HP Client Virtualization website. Remember HP can address your current needs as well as your needs as they evolve – we are your source for Instant-On Solutions.
Contributor: Doug Hart
Title: HP Client Virtualization Engineering
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