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Delivering Real World 3D Applications with VMware Horizon, Blast Extreme and NVIDIA Grid Sebastian Brand Lead Systems Engineer EUC at VMware Luke Wignall Sr. Manager, Performance Engineering at NVIDIA Disclaimer This presentation may

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Sebastian Brand – Lead Systems Engineer EUC at VMware Luke Wignall – Sr. Manager, Performance Engineering at NVIDIA

Delivering Real World 3D Applications with VMware Horizon, Blast Extreme and NVIDIA Grid

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  • This presentation may contain product features that are currently under development.
  • This overview of new technology represents no commitment from VMware to deliver these

features in any generally available product.

  • Features are subject to change, and must not be included in contracts, purchase orders, or

sales agreements of any kind.

  • T

echnical feasibility and market demand will affect final delivery.

  • Pricing and packaging for any new technologies or features discussed or presented have not

been determined.

Disclaimer

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Agenda

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Understanding Graphics Use Cases

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What’s new with VMware Horizon and NVIDIA GRID.

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Sizing Your Virtual Desktop for High Performance Graphics

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Resources

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Understanding Graphics Use Cases

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Virtualization Across the Enterprise

NVIDIA and VMware drive additional benefits to both user and IT

Simplified support Centralized management Data security

IT benefits

Increased performance Improved productivity Mobility and flexibility

User benefits

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Challenges for Virtual Graphics

Professional graphics workloads require great user experience

UX

Require “snappy” experience Rely on heavy encoding and decoding User density is limited by CPU bottleneck

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Graphics Accelerated Digital 3D Workspace

VMware & NVIDIA bring the power of GPUs to virtual workloads

Physical devices have graphics power that drive user experience Graphics acceleration allows you to deliver virtual workflows with native performance

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Remember this?

Evolution of Graphics in Windows OS

Today’s operating systems and applications are optimized for GPU

Win10 has

32% more

graphics

consumption compared to Win7

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Graphics Consumption Increase from Windows 7 to Windows 10

Graphics Consumption of Windows Applications

Applications that are accelerated by graphics has doubled since 2011

*Percent of time consuming GPU comparing Windows 7 to Windows 10 (DirectX or OpenGL)

36% 59% 53% 64% 85% 409%

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QUADRO POWERING THE MOST ADVANCED WORKFLOWS

  • Photorealistic. Immersive. Collaborative.

Media & Entertainment Manufacturing & Design AEC Oil & Gas Visual Simulation

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VISUAL WORKSPACE

ENTERPRISE TRANSFORMATION HAS BEGUN

Information Workers/Students Designers/Scientists

VISUAL COMPUTING SPECTRUM

COLLABORATION LARGE DATA INTERACTIVE HPC VR PHOTOREALISM AI MOBILITY

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What’s new with VMware Horizon and NVIDIA Grid

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Growth in NVIDIA and VMware Partnership

2014 2015 2016 2017 VMware launches Blast Extreme with NVENC NVIDIA announces NVIDIA GRID software Highest density vGPU solution with up to 128 users Instant clones supported for vGPU vGPU integration for vSphere and Horizon High availability for vGPU supported

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Growth in NVIDIA and VMware Partnership

2014 2015 2016 2017 VMware launches Blast Extreme with NVENC NVIDIA announces NVIDIA GRID software Highest density vGPU solution with up to 128 users Instant clones supported for vGPU vGPU support for vSphere and Horizon High availability for vGPU supported Drumroll please…

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What’s New with NVIDIA GRID and VMware Horizon

Advancing innovation for high performance graphics accelerated virtual desktops and applications

GRID August 2017 Release

Tech Preview: Suspend & Resume, vMotion for vGPU VM’s

Blast Extreme Enhancements Tech Preview: Session Collaboration vGPU Insights Integrated in vROPs

Tech Preview: Suspend & Resume for vGPU VM’s

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WORLDS MOST POWERFUL VIRTUAL WORKSTATION

NVIDIA Quadro vDWS Software For Tesla GPU Servers

Tesla Pascal support CUDA for compute accelerated workstation applications Hardware encode (NVENC) accelerated Linux workstations Certified on 120+ servers from 30+ server vendors

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NVIDIA GRID GPU VIRTUALIZATION PLATFORM

Industry Leading Virtualization Platform

NVIDIA TESLA GPUS NVIDIA VIRTUALIZATION SOFTWARE VMware vSphere + Horizon

Rendering vApps vPC Design HPC/AI

GPU QoS GPU Sharing MAXWELL: M60, M6, M10

(graphics sharing only)

PASCAL: P40, P6, P4, P100

(graphics & compute sharing)

DATA CENTER and/or CLOUD ACCESSIBLE vROPs: vGPU MONITORING, INSIGHT, & MANAGEMENT Quadro vDWS GRID

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NVIDIA GRID August 2017 Release

  • Feature/Capability Overview

End-to-end management and insight Cost effective large scale deployment Enterprise-wide GPU Value Industry leading user experience

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  • Entire Pascal GPU Lineup
  • Up to 2x Graphics Perf (pending)
  • Larger profiles (3, 6, 12, 24 GB)
  • Guaranteed QoS – Fair share

scheduler

  • Compute (CUDA) Accelerated

Graphics Apps

  • Up to 24 vGPU per GPU
  • 50% increase over today
  • New P6 – 16GB FB
  • 24:1 Graphics/CUDA VMs
  • 24:1 Linux NVENC support
  • VDI During the Day
  • Run HPC, AI at Night
  • End-user and help desk insight
  • Application level monitoring
  • vROPs Integration
  • In-branch driver interoperability
  • Highly available license server
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0.0 0.5 1.0 1.5 2.0 2.5 3ds Max CATIA Creo Energy Maya Medical Showcase Siemens NX Solidworks NVIDIA Tesla M60 (Single GPU) NVIDIA Tesla P40

GPU Throughput of a P40 Compared to a Single M60 GPU . The maximum throughput per GPU compares the overall performance of a GPU that can be shared across multiple virtual machines. The score differs to a single SPEC ViewPerf 12.1 score because the GPU is only consistently and fully utilized with multiple virtual machines.

Improved Performance for High Performance Applications

Tesla P40 delivers up to 2x the performance of Tesla M60

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Choosing the Right GPU for Your Workload

Density and performance requirements will determine hardware requirements Density Performance Tesla M10 Tesla M6 Tesla M60 Tesla P40 Office Workers Engineers and Designers Analysts Architects Task Workers

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Blast Extreme Enhancements

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6X

faster file transfers across WAN

50% lower

bandwidth utilization

Blast Extreme Adaptive Transport Makes the Workspace Better 13x higher

framerate under extreme network conditions

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Advanced 3D experience with NVIDIA GRID Virtual workflows delivered from the data center Scale on demand for great cost flexibility

Deliver Secure, Immersive 3D Workflows from the Cloud

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latency reduction

NVIDIA Blast Extreme Acceleration

Increased scalability and performance for graphics workloads

increase in density bandwidth reduction

Source: NVIDIA GRID Performance Engineering Lab

51ms

Up to

89%

Up to

18%

Up to

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Maintain a Great User Experience Across WAN/Cloud Corporate LAN Public Wi-Fi Mobile networks

Blast Extreme Protocol – Solves multi-dimensional problems

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Dynamically Adjust to: Varying speeds Latency Severe packet loss Dynamically Adjust to: Virtual Apps Virtual Desktops Virtual Workstation Cater to different workloads Perform well across all client (any device) and server Platforms

Attend #ADV1609BU for details

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Accelerating Linux 3D Applications with NVIDIA GRID

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Linux 3D application acceleration

– NVENC support for 3D

Graphics applications

– Leverages Blast Extreme

Adaptive Transport

– Supported with Tesla

M60/M6/M10 cards

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vGPU Insights integrated with vROps

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NVIDIA GRID Support with vRealize Operations for Horizon

End-User Viewpoints

Optimize Performance and Meet SLAs

Entire Stack Monitoring

Insights into Users, Apps and Infrastructure

Single Pane

  • f Glass

Monitor both Horizon and XenApp Stacks

Right- Sized Resources

Utilization Metrics and Management Monitor GPU status

GPU Support

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v4H & PA - User Experience Dashboard: Nvidia GRID vGPU – 3D & Memory Utilization

  • User Experience Dashboard “weather map”

proactively offers insight into key user experience metrics:

– vCPU, vDisk, vRAM and sessions – Nvidia vGPU3D and memory utilization (new!) – Easy to understand object relationship topology view – Charts and spark lines for trending insight

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(new!)

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SIZING FOR BEST USER EXPERIENCE

Example: Tesla M10 FB, GPU, and Encode Engine for Knowledge Worker

Cirrus Knowledge Worker Workload (Excel, Word, PowerPoint, Chrome, Media Player, PDF)

20 40 60 80 100

Percent Time

Tesla M10 GPU Utilization for 8 VMs

20 40 60 80 100

Percent Time

1 GB GRID vGPU Framebuffer Utilization

20 40 60 80 100

Percent Time

Tesla M10 Encoder Utilization for 8 VMs

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Tech Previews

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Tech Preview – Blast Extreme Session Collaboration.

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Session Collaboration

– Tech preview only – Simplifies development workflows – Requires Blast Extreme protocol – Multicast any desktop to many

simultaneous users

– Collaboration UI on VDI desktop to initiate

collaboration sessions

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Considered Milestones for VMware vSphere with NVIDIA GRID

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Suspend&Resume vSphere vMotion vSphere DRS Snapshots

Roadmap Roadmap Roadmap Tech Preview See @booths

VMW Cloud Platform - New Workloads VMW EUC 3D Experience NVIDIA GRID

See @booths

VMW Cloud Platform - New Workloads VMW EUC 3D Experience NVIDIA GRID

The information in this presentation is intended to outline our general product direction and should not be relied on in making a purchasing decision. It is for informational purposes only and may not be incorporated into any contract.

GRID vPC (VDI) Quadro vDWS (VDI) High Performance Computing Machine Learning

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Tech Preview: Suspend and Resume

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Tech Preview: vSphere vMotion with vGPU.

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Resources

  • NVIDIA GRID & VMware Horizon Deployment Guide

– http://www.nvidia.com/object/grid-vgpu-deployment-guide.html

  • VMware Horizon with View on Virtual SAN Reference Architecture

– http://www.vmware.com/files/pdf/techpaper/vmware-horizon-view-virtual-san-reference-architecture.pdf

  • NVIDIA GRID Certified Servers

– http://www.nvidia.com/object/enterprise-virtualization-where-to-buy.html

  • ESRI ArcGIS Pro App Guide with VMware Horizon and NVIDIA GRID vGPU

– http://www.nvidia.com/esriappguide

  • Autodesk Revit App Guide with VMware Horizon and NVIDIA GRID vGPU

– http://images.nvidia.com/content/grid/pdf/revit/vGPU-App-Guide-Revit-2016.pdf

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