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CMP201: How to migrate Windows workloads to Google Cloud Souvik Choudhury, Product Manager, Google Cloud Simon Zeltser, Developer Programs Engineer, Google

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We’re committed to making GCP a first class platform for running Microsoft workloads Urs Hölzle Senior Vice President, Technical Infrastructure

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Windows on GCP 2017 2018 2019 Windows Server Images 2016 SQL Server images VSS integrated PD snapshots Support for WinRM Reference TSC enlightenment 2016 2015 Windows Server [2008R2, 2012R2] images SQL Server HA AlwaysOn Availability Groups Cloud Client Libraries in NuGet (Beta) Cloud Tools for VS and PowerShell Stackdriver support for ASP.NET Logging & Error Reporting Google joins .NET foundation Private IP for Windows VM SQL Server HA AlwaysOn FCI Migration Tooling for Windows Shielded VMs Managed AD (preview) BYOL sole tenancy New WS and SQL images And more to come . . .

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Thank you to many, many thousands of customers running Windows on GCP

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Why Windows on GCP?

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Open: No vendor lock-in, roadmap to an open future Google-grade everything: Innovation, efficiency, security, infrastructure, reliability Lift and Shift: Windows critical component of Enterprise workloads Data Gravity / Integration with Google applications: BigQuery, Cloud ML, App Engine

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Journey to Modernization Assess, Plan and Migrate Operate Modernize 1 2 3

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Some key questions 1 How do i start? 2 Do I have to “rebuy” MSFT licenses? 3 What technology do I use for VM migration? How do I test?

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Migration center One stop for getting started on migrating to GCP cloud.google.com/migrate

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1 Discover your application landscape 2 Assess your workload portfolio 3 Estimate cost Discovery, assessment, and planning tools 4 Plan your migration

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Example output (1/2)

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Example output (2/2)

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(Highly simplified; each individual situation is different. Please validate with your MSFT licensing expert) Microsoft EA licensing basics (Windows) License requirement Description Remain fully dedicated Servers and such devices remain fully dedicated to customer’s use 90-day server affinity Cannot reassign a license [to new physical hardware] within 90 days of last reassignment except in case of permanent hardware failure or loss

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Buy special MSFT SPLA License for running Windows on Public Cloud General Fleet VMs Cost efficient for “spikey” workloads (esp. compute-optimized VMs) Extra cost if you have already licenses bought through MSFT EA 40% Cost of Windows VM MSFT licensing cost Up to 60% GCE instance cost 40%

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Bring your existing Microsoft Windows Server, Windows Desktop, and SQL Server** Licenses to GCP Complies with Microsoft BYOL requirements of dedicated hardware per customer and 90 day server affinity Must place Windows VMs on ST nodes Detailed reporting on hardware usage for audits etc** Sole tenant nodes for BYOL *Without need for MSFT Software Assurance ** Customer is still responsible for license compliance and reporting Single-tenant VM 1 VM 2 Host Hardware Host Kernel VM 1 VM 2 Host Hardware Host Kernel Announcing Beta

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Save even more on Licensing (& Infrastructure) Source: Kinsta Per second billing Custom VM Sizes Preemptible VMs Rightsizing Recommendations

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Easy, riskless migration with Velostrata. Google-owned cloud migration solution built for fast, at-scale lift-and-shift VM migration from on-prem VMware, EC2, Azure (coming H2’19) directly into Google Compute Engine. • Apps start on GCP in < 10 mins • Test & rollback • Handles GCP drivers and customizations (Power Settings / Firewall / NTP…) • Handles licensing: automated conversion to SPLA license • Windows BYOL & Shielded VM support (~H2’19) Velostrata for easy lift and shift

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Demo

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Journey to Modernization Assess, Plan and migrate Operate Modernize 1 2 3

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Some key questions 1 How do i deploy new VMs/apps? 2 Is it secure? How is the performance? 3 How do i manage my applications?

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Easily access license-included Windows Server and SQL images tested, patched, and performance-tuned by Google engineers Quickly launch VM instances with pre-installed images Readily available “Pay-as-you-go” images for SQL Server 2012+ on Windows Server Need a license? Pay by the second for the use of the Windows Server license. SQL Server Enterprise sql-ent-2017-win-2016 sql-ent-2016-win-2016 sql-ent-2016-win-2012-r2 sql-ent-2014-win-2012-r2 sql-ent-2014-win-2016 sql-ent-2012-win-2012-r2 SQL Server Standard sql-std-2017-win-2016 sql-std-2016-win-2016 sql-std-2016-win-2012-r2 sql-std-2014-win-2012-r2 sql-std-2012-win-2012-r2 SQL Server Web sql-web-2017-win-2016 sql-web-2016-win-2016 sql-web-2016-win-2012-r2 sql-web-2014-win-2012-r2 sql-web-2012-win-2012-r2 SQL Server Express sql-exp-2017-win-2016 sql-exp-2017-win-2012-r2 Premium Windows and SQL Images windows-2019 windows-2019-for-containers windows-2019-core windows-2019-core-for-containers windows-1809-core windows-1809-core-for-containers windows-1803-core windows-1803-core-for-containers windows-1709-core windows-1709-core-for-containers windows-2016 windows-2016-core windows-2012-r2 windows-2012-r2-core windows-2008-r2 Windows Server Backed by Google, supported by Microsoft. Windows and SQL: Google-engineered images

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GCP marketplace with solution templates by Google and partners for MS applications Marketplace solutions Deploy production-grade solutions in a few clicks Single bill for all your GCP and third-party services Manage solutions using Deployment Manager

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Shielded VMs are virtual machines (VMs) on Google Cloud Platform hardened by a set of security controls that help defend against rootkits and bootkits. Shielded VMs for special security needs Quickly protect VMs against advanced threats like remote attacks, privilege escalation, and malicious insiders Ensure workloads are trusted and verifiable with secure and measured boot, vTPM, UEFI firmware, and integrity monitoring Verify the integrity of your VMs with tamper-evident attestation claims Management Security Disks Networking Shielded VM Turn on all settings for the most secure configuration Turn on Secure Boot Turn on vTPM Turn on Integrity Monitoring ? ? ? ?

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Live migration keeps your virtual machine instances running even when a host system event occurs, such as a software or hardware update. Reliability with live migration Compute Engine live migrates your running instances to another host in the same zone rather than requiring your VMs to be rebooted. Perform maintenance that is integral to keeping infrastructure protected and reliable without interrupting any of your VMs. Live migration Huge differentiator

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Compliance Reporting Detailed reporting /compliance across Windows and Linux distros and across hybrid clouds Patch reliability insights/recommendations with ML/AI Patch Action Across Clouds & OSes Patch approvals with flexible scheduling Orchestrated patch actions Application aware patching Integrate with existing systems (Satellite, Microsoft tools Puppet/chef, ITSM, open source tools) GCP Patch and Configuration Management Coming soon

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Solution/workload: Microsoft Windows Server Migration, Microsoft Windows App Migration Lift and shift Windows workloads to Cloud SQL for SQL Server ALPHA Compatibility Compatible with Microsoft SQL Server and tools (Visual Studio, SQL Server Management Tool) Simple & fully managed Fully Managed Service including backups, replication, patches, and updates Reliability & availability Runs on GCP with Cloud SQL SLA 99.95% Announcing Alpha

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Cloud-based AD-dependent apps and servers Managed Service for Microsoft AD Managed Service for Microsoft AD A highly available, hardened Google Cloud service running actual Microsoft AD that enables you to: • Manage your cloud-based AD-dependent apps and servers • Automate AD server maintenance and security configuration • Connect your on-premises AD domain to the managed service Your on-prem datacenter Express interest at https://g.co/managedmsftad Beta coming soon

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Demo managed AD

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Journey to Modernization Assess, Plan and migrate Operate Modernize 1 2 3

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Containers on GCP .Net Client Libraries for all GCP APIs Visual Studio Integration Write new apps or refactor older .Net apps to run on / leverage GCP Optimize infrastructure footprint, simplify and accelerate deployment Use your familiar work environment Observability with Stackdriver Observe .NET apps with logs, traces, monitoring, error reporting, and production debugging Innovation and openness with modernizing MSFT apps on GCP

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Windows Server containers in GKE Coming soon Use Google Cloud to containerize and modernize your Windows server applications. Ready to use Windows Server images tuned for containers Run Linux and Windows container pods side by side to in GKE Upgrade legacy Windows server apps, develop cloud-native microservice architectures, adopt DevOps Sign up for EAP

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Framework for modernizing apps on GCP New or existing apps that can be rewritten .Net to .Net Core conversions .Net Core on Linux on GKE Non .NET application that can be containerized GKE Windows containers on GKE (soon) Application can’t be containerized Managed AD, SQL, Patch & Config, easier security, higher perf, lower cost, …. Windows VM on GCP – lower operational overhead and cost than on-prem or other clouds GCP .Net APIs AppEngine VS Integration Stackdriver

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Demo

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Demo storyboard Updated code rolled out to production using Cloud Code for VSCode 3 2 Debugged with Stackdriver Debugger w/logpoint for .Net core Front End Backend End code (bug) K8S 1 Database 4 Front End Backend End code (fixed) K8S Database

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Windows on GCP – a history of commitment New services announced @ Next 2019 1 Beta: Sole Tenancy BYOL 2 Pre-Beta: Managed AD Service pre-Beta 3 Alpha: Managed MS SQL 4 Coming soon: Patch and Config Mgmt Service 5 Coming soon: Windows on GKE 6 Coming soon: .Net Core support for Cloud Code for Visual Studio Code

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Learn from other sessions related to Windows Server and Microsoft applications ID Title Time CMP201 How to Migrate Windows Workloads to Google Cloud April 10 | 2:10–3 PM HYB108 Windows Containers in Google Kubernetes Engine April 10 | 12:35–1:25 PM SEC214 Best Practices for Using Microsoft Active Directory (AD) and Apps on Google Cloud April 10 | 11–11:50 AM ARC214 When Colgate needed to launch an eCommerce site, they turned to GCP April 9 | 5–5:50 PM DBS204 Run Highly Available Microsoft SQL Server in Compute Engine April 11 | 11:40 AM–12:30 PM

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40 That’s a wrap