Self Service Portal 2.0 de System Center Virtual Machine Manager 2008 R2

 

Hace unos escasos días se ha publicado una nueva Release del portal de Autoservicio de SCVMM 2008 R2.

Como sé que os interesa saber cuáles son las diferencias del portal anterior y queréis descargároslo, os dejo el enalce para descargar el producto y toda la documentación.

http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyID=fef38539-ae5a-462b-b1c9-9a02238bb8a7&displaylang=en

Las nuevas funciones son:

· Use standardized forms to request new infrastructures or changes to infrastructure components. Each business unit can submit requests to the datacenter administrator. The standardized forms ensure that the datacenter administrator has all of the information needed to fulfill the requests without needing to repeatedly contact the business unit for details. · Create and manage their own virtual machines. The VMMSSP website includes self-service provisioning forms that business units can use to create virtual machines. When a business unit submits a request to create virtual machines, the self-service portal starts an automated provisioning process creates the virtual machines more quickly and efficiently than a manual process. · Delegate the details of virtual machine management. Each business unit can designate its own administrators, advanced operators, and users. Datacenter administrators can use the self-service portal to do the following: · Extend the default virtual machine actions to fit your datacenter. You can work with technology partners and hardware vendors to modify the standard “actions” that the self-service portal uses to create and manage virtual machines. In this way, you can extend the self-service portal to use specific storage area networks (SANs), load balancers, and so forth. · Simplify the process of enrolling business units and defining their needs. The self-service portal collects information about a business unit and about the resources they want to set up. · Simplify the process of validating and provisioning resources for business units. Datacenter administrators can use the self-service portal to assign resources based on business unit requests. · Control the change process for these resources. Changes to resources follow a request-and-approve life cycle, and the requests remain on record in the database.

 

Personalmente os comento, que se agradece la nueva granularidad a la hora de dar permisos.

Un saludo, Samuel.