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BURA – When Backup Recovery and
Archive come together
Yoel Ben-Ari- MBI
Traditional Backup and Archive Process
• Production environment
Production
Apps grows
• Backup environment capacity
Backup
Process tied to production
Archive • Growth of Archive
Processes
environment
The Life of a Typical 1 MB File
User creates 1 MB ppt file and e-mails it to 10 people
They all save the file on the network drive
A month later the e-mail is put in a PST folder on the network drive
For an average customer, that one file gets backed up:
1. Weekly for four weeks x 10 on the file server = 40 copies
2. Daily for four weeks on the e-mail server = 28 copies
3. Monthly for five years x 10 of PST = 600 copies
4. Monthly for five years x 10 of file = 600 copies
That 1 MB file takes up over 1.2 GB
of tape capacity
This Design Leaves IT Struggling
The same data is backed up over and over again
Multiple identical copies of information
Cannot finish backups in available windows
Recoveries are slow and unpredictable
Typical Answers?
• Add more tape, add faster tape
• Speed backup and expense of recovery
(Incrementals, multiplexing, or less frequent backups)
Backup and Restore – Competing Requirements
Accelerating Backups Accelerating Restores
Backup using incremental or Recover from full backups
differential technologies One server per tape
Interleave/multiplex multiple Backup as often as possible
servers onto the same tape (reduce log impact)
Don’t backup as often Backup everything
Just don’t backup some data
Backup & Archiving ARE Different
Backup: Archive:
•A secondary copy of information
•Primary copy of information-
•Used for recovery operations
Available for information retrieval
•Typically short term (weeks or
•Typically long-term (months,
months)
years, or decades)
•Data typically overwritten on
•Data typically maintained for
periodic basis (i.e. monthly)
analysis
•Not for regulatory compliance –
•Useful for compliance
though some are forced to use
New Architecture for Backup/Recovery
and Archive
Recovery Archive
process Production process
Understand your environment
Actively archive valuable information to tiered storage
Back up to disk active production information
Retrieve from archive or recover from backup
New Technology Enables New Architectures
Hardware
Affordable ATA-based offerings
Disk libraries offer benefits without process change
Disk based storage that meets regulatory requirements
Software
“Smarter” backup applications understand disk
Application-aware solutions to automate archiving
Backup & Restore
NetWorker Backup and Recovery
Basic Architecture Solution Features
Heterogeneous Enterprise protection
clients Critical applications
Key
applications Heterogeneous platforms and storage
Scalable architecture
256-bit AES encryption and secure
LAN authentication
Centralized management
Backup Graphical user interface
server Customizable reporting
NAS Storage Wizard-driven configuration
(NDMP) Node Performance
SAN
Data multiplexing
Advanced indexing
Efficient media management
Tape
library
CLARiiON Disk Library Overview
Plug-and-Play, Easy to Use, Affordable
Supports existing backup environment
Application / backup hosts
Appears as tape library
Stores data in native tape format for offsite storage
Policy-based automated implementation CLARiiON
Offloads creation of second copy from backup Disk Library
server
Solution based on the affordable CLARiiON SAN
platform and ATA technology
High-Performing
Single-stream performance up to 90 MB/s
Sustained performance up to 1,200 MB/s
Reliable and Highly Scalable
Built on proven CLARiiON with ATA disk drive
technology
Data compression (up to 3:1) Standard
tape library
Emulate multiple libraries in a single system
Active Archiving
Application Specific ILM
Policy based data movement over tiered infrastructure
Improves operational efficiencies
Helps support governance / compliance requirements
File System Data Mail and Messaging Databases
EMC Xtender Family of Archive Software
File System Assessments Identify Inactive Files
Data collector captures data from
file systems
Interview provides insight into
current operations
Captured data and interview are
sent to EMC corporate for
analysis
70% of data
Report with customer data and has not changed
TCO results returned to EMC in over 6 months
field
EMC field delivers report
Disk Xtender Moves Inactive Files to Active Archive
Before Move inactive After
Full backup = 5 TB data off primary Full backup = 1 TB
storage7
Active Active
data data
Stubs
Inactive
data DiskXtender Reclaimed
storage
Primary Secondary Primary
storage storage storage
FSA for Windows Servers reduces backup and restore windows, resulting in improved RTO
and RPO and lower production storage costs
DiskXtender Supports Multiple Media Types
View is always local,
Filesystems are scanned
and access is
and files matching policies
transparent to user
are identified
or applications
UNIX, Linux, Windows,
NAS filesystems
DiskXtender
Policies classify files: Files can be moved to
Name, Size, Type, Last single or multiple targets,
Access, Last Modified… or across multiple tiers
RAID / SCSI CAS ATA Tape Optical
(Centera)
Open systems storage platforms
How Centera Works
Centera performs
Content Address
calculation and
Object is created sends address
and sent to back to application
application server
LAN CA
CA
CA
CA
Application server sends object to Centera over IP network
Database stores
Content Address
for future reference Content Addressing
Content Digital
10001010 Address
algorithm fingerprint
Globally unique
Location-
Content independent
10111011 Address
algorithm
Case Study – Industrial Segment
Environment:
– 30 TBs of Data- SAN, NAS
– OS’s: Windows, UNIX, Linux and Open VMS
– DBs: Oracle Configuration) and SQL
– 250 servers
The Challenges:
Needs of Consolidation of all storage& Centralized backup
solution
Saving Storage Cost- 70% data is inactive !!!
MBI Solution:
Implementing Central storage with Data Replication solution.
HSM solution (for files).
LAN and SAN backup topology with NDMP backup Implementation
Solution Components:
•EMC/Legato NetWorker+ Neo 8000/LTO-3 tape library
•Legato DiskXtender for Celerra
•EMC CX700 Storage Sub-System+ EMC Mirror View
Storage and HSM Implementation
Main Site DR Site
Data Replication
FC ATA 13 TB
10TB
3 TB ATA 13 TB
Snap Area
Data Migration
ATA 13 TB
FC
The Backup Solution
Main Site LAN DR Site
Backup Server
NDMP
SATA
SAN
Snap Area SATA
R2
B2D Area SATA
Tape Library
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