YS4331 Leverage zos and Cloud Storage for Backup/Archive Efficiency and Cost Reductions. Eddie Lin IBM STSM, DS8000 Architecture

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1 YS4331 Leverage zos and Cloud Storage for Backup/Archive Efficiency and Cost Reductions Eddie Lin IBM STSM, DS8000 Architecture

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3 Agenda Introduction Achieving DFSMShsm Efficiency using Cloud Storage DS8000/DFSMS Use Cases Live Demonstration using HSM/DSS and DS8000 with Private Cloud

4 Introduction

5 Cloud Storage Taxonomy Ephemeral Storage Typically boot volumes, page files and temporary data Goes away when VM is shutdown Hosted Storage File and Object access File Sync & Share Backup/Disaster Recovery Persistent Storage Persists across VM reboots Can be shared between VMs Transactional High Performance Reference Storage Archives Images/Video WORM/NENR Storage for Compute Cloud Storage as the Storage Cloud 4

6 DS8000 integration with z Systems and POWER GDPS DB2, IMS, CICS DFSMShsm, DFSMSdss DFSMSdfp: Device Services, Media Manager, SDM z/os (IOS, etc.), z/vm, Linux for z Systems z Systems Hardware Beyond connectivity Joint IBM Storage and Server effort Design, Development, Test, Support Only IBM storage is positioned for earliest support of new IBM servers/oss Function located where it makes the most sense PowerHA DB2 AIX / IBM i Multi pathing / Easy Tier POWER Hardware Servers Storage DS8880 DS8880

7 Today s zos Offline Data Movement Local GDPS Remote DS8K 37 Years Old! DFSMS Catalog VTOC HSM Tailored for Linear Tape CDS TS7700 Grid Inefficient use of MIPS

8 Achieving DFSMShsm Efficiency using Cloud Storage

9 Using Object Storage for Efficiency Local Remote Object Storage Eliminates Constraints DS8K MIPS / Channel usage z System MCStore MCStore 16K Blocksizes RECYCLE DFSMS Catalog Primary Disk Controller Workload VTOC HS M CD S HSM/DSS Dual data movement Serial Access to Tape Object Storage HSM inventory (Eliminates OCDS, Minimizes MCDS)

10 Simplicity of the MCStore Solution on DS8000 IF MCStore THEN HSM invokes DSS to send command to DS8K ELSE Select a tape (partial, full, scratch?) Allocate a drive Invoke DSS DSS Reads data and passes to HSM HSM reblocks the data into 16K blocks 16K blocks are written over the Channel SYNCH data on tape Tape flushes buffers and stops streaming Handle EOV, Spanning Base MCStore function eliminates constraints and enables functionality that is not possible today. RECYCLE processing Continuously rewrite old data to new tapes

11 DS8000 Cloud Enablement with DFSMS Integration Direct data transfer from DS8870 to on-premise Object Storage No additional appliances in data path Optimized zos Archive / Backup saving System z MIPS and fiber channel bandwidth DFSMS Data Type Agnostic (z/os and Linux on z) z/os ECKD and Fixed Block Data Types Supported z/os Datasets and Full Volumes Supported MCStore Encryption / Auditing / Security Full End to End Encryption including Encryption of Data in Flight Support of System z Audit Logging Architected with System z security (RACF, Top Secret) IBM Spectrum Scale Cleversafe TS7700 (Future) IBM Softlayer 10

12 DS8000 MCStore Cloud Storage Options On Premise / Private Cloud DFSMS TS7700 (Future) Archive / Backup zos information to solutions that meet your data use cases MCStore MCStore works with many of the popular object storage platforms / protocols Off Premise / Public Cloud IBM Ready Archive

13 DFSMShsm and DFSMSdss with MCStore Use Cases

14 DFSMShsm Migration 13

15 DFSMShsm Recall 14

16 DFSMSdss Dump Data Set 15

17 DFSMSdss Restore Data Set 16

18 DFSMSdss Point in Time Copy to Cloud 17

19 Live DFSMShsm Demonstration

20 DFSMShsm and DS8870 Demo Hardware Layout z/os 2.1 running DFSMShsm with volumes connected to a DS8870 via FICON interface DS8870 running MCStore connected to a Spectrum Scale private cloud made of Spectrum Archive as a backend DFSMS controls data movement of datasets DS8870 moves data directly from disk to and from Cloud using MCStore

21 DFSMShsm and DS8870 Demo Scenarios Dataset P01 Dataset P02 Dataset P03 Dataset P04 Dataset P05 Dataset P06 Dataset P07 Dataset P08 Dataset P09 Dataset P10 Dataset P11 Dataset P01 Dataset P04 Dataset P01 Dataset P05 Dataset P02 Dataset P03 HMIGRATE Scenario 1.Manually move datasets to Cloud using HMIGRATE command 2.Verify successful transfer by viewing Object Storage 3.Browse/View dataset to automatically restore and view restored data is correct HSM Policy Scenario 1.HSM finds old datasets and systematically transfers them to Cloud 2.Verify successful transfer on Object Storage 3.Browse/View datasets to automatically restore and view restored data is correct

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