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Rethinking Data Protection Transforming backup from Reactive to Adaptive Mike Newton Tony Sue Judy Bisson
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What is Big Data Really? 4
Business Req. : How Big is Big Data to You? Disk 1 of 1713
The world has changed Every 60 seconds kaggle SolidFire Pandora Scribd. Amazon Music ihandy DocuSign SmugMug salesforce.com Finance SuperCam Snapfish Urban NetSuite AppFog Travel Xactly Dragon Diction Parse Taleo Joyent Plex Systems LinkedIn UPS Mobile Reference 204 million+ emails sent A Geopbyte Google Facebook is 10 30 Bytes DCC PingMe Lifestyle Bromium Atlassian ebay Manufacturing Projects GoGrid Hosting.com Hyland Splunk CCC Product Configurator SAP HP buzzd Amazon Web Services Tata Communications box.net CRM LimeLight Yandex Sport 100,000+ tweets MRM Ariba NetReach Scanner Pro Quickbooks ScaleXtreme Bills of Material Engineering Foursquare cloudability Order Entry NetDocuments Zoho Games SCM CloudSigma Pinterest Inventory Hootsuite Datapipe Alterian Qvidian Workbrain Quality Control 2 million+ Google searches Burroughs EMC OpenText CyberShift nebula HP eprint Twitter HCM Workscape Sage IBM Hitachi Cost Management Unisys Mainframe Kilobytes Client/server Megabytes The Internet Gigabytes There are~10 19 grains of sand NEC Cash Management Microsoft Bull ERP Xerox Serif HCM SLI Systems Zynga Fijitsu Time and Expense OpSource Avid Workday Baidu Costing Fixed Assets Elemica ischedule Navigation Yandex Mixi Accounts Receivable Photo & Video ADP VirtualEdge 38,000 new Tumblr blog posts Yahoo! SCM Khan Academy Zillabyte Heroku Payroll Billing Yammer Adobe Corel CyberShift PaperHost Renren Activity Management SuccessFactors Entertainment PLM Viber Training Yahoo Kinaxis Education Microsoft Answers.com SugarCRM Atlassian Sales tracking & Marketing BrainPOP Social Networking 48 hours new video on YouTube on the earth Rostering Saba PPM RightScale Sonar6 Time & Attendance CYworld Quadrem MobileFrame.com YouTube Service Kenexa Sonar6 Business Jive Software Commissions Saba myhomework Database Softscape NetSuite Tumblr. Qzone Claim Processing Intacct Fring Toggl News 2,000 check-ins on Four Square Amazon dotcloud Cornerstone ondemand Exact Online Data Warehousing Xing Cookie Doodle New Relic Mozy FinancialForce.com Softscape MailChimp PingMe Brontobytes + Geopbytes Utilities Zynga Ah! Fasion Girl IntraLinks Volusion Associatedcontent BeyondCore SmugMug MobilieIron Atlassian Productivity Fed Ex Mobile Rackspace Flickr TripIt Twitter Paint.NET Big Data, Cloud, Mobility Zettabytes $275,000 spent online shopping 35,000 brand Likes on Facebook
Top Priorities of IT: Immediate Plans Most important IT priorities over the next 12-18 months Everyone of these priorities impacts backup and recovery Improve data backup and recovery Increased use of server virtualization Major application deployments or upgrades Manage data growth Information security initiatives Business continuity/disaster Improve business recovery continuity/disaster programs recovery Data center consolidation Desktop virtualization Mobile workforce enablement Deploying a "private cloud" infrastructure 30% 30% 29% 27% 27% 25% 24% 23% 22% 22% 0% 5% 10% 15% 20% 25% 30% 35% 7 Source: Enterprise Strategy Group, April 2012 HP Confidential For internal use only
HP is getting some good buzz from Gartner & OVUM What are the analysts saying about HP s Adaptive Backup & Recovery Vision? If you guys can pull this off you will change the game for backup and recovery * Ovum considers that HP by invoking its strength in analytics is able to ensure that HP Data Protector is able to deliver complete end-to-end visibility from the data source to the target device *** HP has recently updated its heterogeneous array support Gartner believes that Data Protector is now the second-broadest snapshot manager in the market HP's SAP support (depth and breadth) remains perhaps the best in the industry. ** HP was the joint leader in the Enterprise backup and recovery ODM 2014/15 Ovum considers that HP s significant differentiator is that it was the only vendor to score 10 out of 10 in performance and scalability *** 8 Copyright 2014 Hewlett-Packard Development Company, L.P. The information contained herein is subject to change without * notice. Gartner Analyst Briefing, Nov 2013 ** Gartner Magic Quadrant for Enterprise Backup Software & Integrated Appliances, June 2014 *** OVUM Evaluation for Enterprise Backup & Recovery, June 2014
HP Data Protector Evolution & Innovations Deeper Integrations, HP StoreOnce Scalability & Adaptability Instant/Granular Deduplication Snapshot Recovery Integration 8.x 6.x 7.x OmniBack Data Protector Support for wide-variety of platforms, OS, applications Built-in disaster recovery Snapshot management Variety of backup options Automated One-Touch protection Application integration Granular recovery Virtualization support Federated deduplication Integrated cloud backup Advanced vcloud Director protection HP IDOL integration 3PAR snapshot support Advanced VMware recovery StoreOnce bandwidth control SAP HANA native backup Expanded 3 rd party storage support
HP Data Protection solutions Enterprise data protection to meet the distributed big data challenge NEW Version 9 Premise-based HP StoreOnce federated deduplication backup and recovery Comprehensive, centrally managed protection across physical, virtual, and cloud Heterogeneous environment support with best in class integration with HP Storage Cloud-based server backup powered by world s largest private cloud Rapid Recovery with DeltaRestore, TurboRestore, and Data Shuttle Easy to use GUI to simplify backup & recovery management Mobile backup for laptops/desktops and access to backup data through ipad, Android tablet devices Over 4M devices protected around the globe today Enterprise scalability to meet the protection needs of the largest organizations 10
HP Adaptive Backup & Recovery for the Enterprise The Industry s Leading Information Management Solution HP Backup Navigator Analysis and Trending Management Extensions MSFT SCOM HP OPS MGR Real-time Monitoring Hardware Integrated / Aware Granular Management HP Data Protector Disaster Recovery Storage Efficiencies / Security Zero Impact Backup Instant Recovery Operations 4 Major Hypervisors 11+ Critical Applications 10+ Operating Systems > _ APP OS Applications OS File Systems Hyperviso r Networking Compute Storage Archive Cloud
How it works? Control flow Backup data flow StoreOnc e Clients Data Protector Manager Cell Manager GUI or CLI Internal Database: - Files, versions, hosts - Media, drives, libraries Manager of Managers SITE B Backup Targets Files Disk Agent Media Agent StoreOnce Tape Storage ERP CRM Supply Chain/ Inventory Mgmt Application Agent Media Server Virtual Tape StoreOnce Backup Virtual Servers Storage Array Applications Private Cloud 12
HP Data Protector 9: Key features Platform certifications Application integrations Storage integrations Foundational improvements HP StoreOnce VSA Certification New Windows 2012 R2 Disk Agent Support RedHat Enterprise Linux 6.4/6.5 Disk Agent Support Updated Oracle 12c App Agent Support New Symantec Storage Foundations (VxVM) Oracle 11g Support Updated Updated Smart Cache for VMware GRE (Rapid Recovery) vsphere Granular Recovery for Linux (CentOS Guest VMs) HP Converged Systems for SAP HANA Disaster Recovery Support New Windows 2012 R2 Enhanced Automated Disaster Updated Recovery (EADR) Support New New HP StoreOnce Federated Catalyst HP StoreOnce Catalyst over Fibre Channel HP XP P9500 ZDB/IR Support (SUSE 11) EMC Data Domain New Boost Integration EMC VMAX ZDB/IR Support with HPUX NetApp Updated ONTAP 8.2 (NDMP) New New Updated Updated HP StoreOnce IPsec Encryption Support Advanced VM restore filtering for vsphere Rapid Virtual Disk Restore Option for vsphere New New Improved vsphere Backup Performance Insight Updated Checkpoint Restart & Sparse File Restore (EADR) New New 13
Heterogeneous environment support Social Media Documents Audio Images Email Texts Mobile Any data format (structured/unstructured) Video Transactional Data 3 rd Party Storage Arrays HP Storage Products Mission critical applications 14 Operating Systems Virtual Environments Complete support matrices at www.hp.com/go/dataprotector
IBM Mainframe System z Support Mainframe backup at open systems price Data Protector Agent Data Protector Backup Server Description File System backup for IBM System z z/os 2.1, RHEL 6.3, SUSE 11.3, z/vm Broad secondary storage support Tape, StoreOnce, File Library, etc. 15 IBM System z Secondary Storage Usage Open system backup of mainframe file systems Consolidated backup and recovery across mainframe and open systems Benefits Open systems typically less expensive than mainframe Lower management overhead
Single Pane of Glass Management Backup & Recovery Disaster Recovery 16 Device & Media Manageme nt Client setup User Manageme nt Monitoring & Reporting Snapshot Manageme nt
Foundational Improvements: User Interface-lift HP Data Protector v9.0 Description Advanced scheduler Missed job executions Global options Goal Phased facelift Phase determined by function
Priority-based scheduler Protect applications by criticality & priority! 1. Optional: Schedule Description 2. Backup type (Full, incr,...) 3. Retention (default: Default) Protection renamed to Retention 4. Priority (default: Medium = 3000) 5. Start date and time 6. Optional: Estimated duration For reporting purpose only 7. Network load (default: High) 8. Recurrence Pattern 9. Optional: End of reccurrence (default: No end date) 18
Automated Pause / Resume of Backup Jobs Easing administration & protection for critical data Available through the Advanced Scheduler For critical data, enable pausing of lower priority jobs if job is blocked Lower priority job automatically gets paused Higher priority job runs & completes Lower priority job automatically gets started Pause and resume / restart is managed with existing feature set Lower priority jobs will have their priority increase after each pause 19
Advance Recovery Options 1 3 2 Recovery to a precise point-in-time Instant Recovery Granular Recovery 20
Enhanced automated disaster recovery 21 IMAGE CREATION NEW Object selection method Select recovery objects by Backup Session Simplyfies Image creation Create image from object copies EADR is now the default method NEW WIZARD PAGE Enable selection of recovery objects by Backup Session (+ IDB for CM) Backup sessions may not include all volumes (only system critical) RAW / FS object selection option Volume list contains volumes that are part of the selected host backup session NEW RECOVERY SETTINGS PAGE Contains all recovery settings Use Restore defaults settings button to restore default settings Use Save button to save settings and return to main page New options Initialize Disks Manually Restore Storage Spaces
SmartCache for Vmware GR Rapid Recovery for VMware virtual machine single item recovery saving time, storage resources and improving VM restore operations: SmartCache is a new feature of DP 9 New store type is optimized to enable rapid recovery for VM restores Ability to restore single items within a virtual machine, in place, without having to restore the entire VM disk file 22
How does the non-staged (cached) magic work? You set a retention period of the backup time on the SmartCacheServer for quick recovery of single file(s). Then you set a backup job to perform an object copy from the SmartCacheserver to longer term backup storage, where you can take advantage of deduplication. Please note that SmartCachedoesperform deduplication. SmartCacheTargets can exist on disk (direct, SAN, iscsi) or network shares (CIFS/NFS).
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VMware GRE Direct from 3PAR Snapshot Accelerated Single Item Recovery for VMware VM VM VM VMware t Cached singlefile restore Description Cached single item recovery directly from 3PAR snapshot Browse available VM folders through vcenter plug-in Utilize multiple snapshots on 3PAR for fast recovery Usage Fast, single item recovery from VM Streamlined UI workflow Integrated GRE for Cached (3PAR snapshot & Smart Cache) as well as non-cached (Tape, File Library, etc.) 25 t 0 t - 1 t - 2 Benefits Accelerated single file recovery from snapshot Easy management through vcenter user interface
Snapshot integration Zero Downtime Backup Snapshot Based Backups No Performance Degradation Application Consistency Transactional application awareness (Log Handling) Storage efficient (HP StoreOnce integration) StoreOnce Integrated Application Support SAP, Oracle, Microsoft Exchange, SQL Server Operating System Support Windows, Linux and HP-UX Operating System Support Extensive HP (3Par, StoreVirtual) and 3rd Party array support 26
Instant Recovery Instant Recovery from Snapshots Snapshot Retention Management Application Consistency Meet strict RTO requirements Integrated Application Support SAP, Oracle Microsoft Exchange, SQL Server Operating System Support Windows, Linux and HP-UX 27
Recover applications faster with HP Data Protector Fully GUI driven automated, recovery of Exchange, precise Oracle, point-in-time SQL Server & SAP application to specified point recovery in time Automatically restart applications on physical or virtual servers Recovery available from any supported backup media but best suited with Instant Recovery Down to the second 28
Policy based application protection One time backup policy configuration for Exchange, SharePoint, SQL Server & Oracle Automatically detects new databases added to the group Dynamic backup adjustment when the group changes Ensures protection during passive / active database failover 29
Not ALL DEDUPLICATION Equal- Enables Sparse Indexing andintelligent Reads HP Labs created algorithms within StoreOncecalled Sparse Indexing and Contained Matching to deliver scale and performance for deduplicationsolutions. The fewer times the deduplicationappliance has to read the actual data to determine if another chunk is a match, the more efficient the system is. In other words, the same CPU and memory can drive higher scalability and performance, delivering better value for the organization. Instead of reading an entire data chunk to determine if a new chunk is a match; these algorithms provide a technique to preview only pieces of the data chunk. It samples existing chunks, stored in memory in the Sparse Index table, looking for matches. Searching for the data in memory vs. on the disk drives themselves improves throughput performance and reduces processing power.
ABR Protection Engine: Federated Deduplication Application Source VM APP Application Source Benefits Dedup on source Eliminate need for ROBO-hosted hardware Reduces network bandwidth Backup Server Backup Server Benefits Offload App Server from dedup processing Higher total target appliance throughput Efficient utilization of backup infrastructure Target System Target System Benefits Software only implementation = generic storage Purpose built appliance optimized for backup data Simplest implementation No Operational Changes
Federated Catalyst for HP StoreOnce Backup Eliminate the line between backup data and rigid backup targets for agility & simplicity Federated Backup Stores 1 Data Store :: N+ Targets Applications File Servers Databases Virtualization StoreOnce Federated Backup Store A single shared pool of capacity for data protection 32
What is Catalyst?
Catalyst Technology Overview Definition 1: a substance that enables a chemical reaction to proceed at a usually faster rate or under different conditions than otherwise possible 34
Why use Catalyst? Enables backup apps to be fully aware of StoreOnce capabilities Significantly increases performance Gives the backup app full control Centralizes index database Dictates when and where backup copies are made Deduplication efficiency reporting Adheres to lifecycle policies No unnecessary geometry limitations Enables WAN backups 35
StoreOnce Federated Catalyst and CoFC Data Protector 9 support for new StoreOnce v3.12 features Catalyst over Fibre Channel Benefit from Catalyst performance in existing Fibre Channel environments Single node device support Added support for HP-UX 11.31 Supported with Federated Catalyst Federated Catalyst Consolidate dedupe stores and simplify management with automatic load-balancing across nodes Up to 8 nodes Expansion & contraction of federated stores Supported with Catalyst over Fibre Channel Fully Qualified Domain Name support Additional Enhancements Hard quota support for NAS & VTL IPV6 support Application Servers Virtualized Servers File Servers Database Servers <8 nodes <8 nodes <8 nodes <8 nodes 36
HP StoreOnce VSA Extension to the single federated deduplication architecture and a key component of HP s emerging Software Defined Storage portfolio HP StoreOnce delivered as a VMware virtual appliance Great for existing hypervisor, ROBO or BaaS environments Useful as potential PoC tool (special version for sizing soon) Up to 500 GB/hr ingest performance w/catalyst Protects up to 10 TB of data per instance (200TB logical equivalent with >20:1 data deduplication) $3500 list price which includes all licenses including Catalyst, replication and security (coming soon) Easy to implement and manage via SEM Try VSA free for 60 days at www.hp.com/go/storeoncevsa 37
StoreOnce 4900 Focused on enterprise environments Single node minimum 2U form factor head + 1 d6000 drawer Add 1 additional drawer (800 lbs/ea loaded) Same HW as 6500 minus 1 couplet node RAID 6-4 TB drive support only 4 x 8 Gb FC+ 4 x 10 GbE+ 4 x 1 GbE 2 x Intel Xeon 2.9 GhZ ES-2690 8 Core 2 x p1228 RAID controllers 256 GB Memory Minimum usable capacity: 36 TB Maximum useable capacity: 432 TB Max performance via Catalyst: 18.7TB/hr 38
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Base includes 1 (SE) rack, 1 couplet, shelf & both drawers & integrated cluster switching @ TOR 88 TB (raw) disk expansion kits: 39 72 TB packs of 22 x 4TB drives (9+2 x 2) Base couplets include spares Add up to 5 EK s per couplet Base Switch Kit Couplet 2 1120 TB raw 864 TB usable Base Couplet 1 560 TB raw 432 TB usable 1950 POUNDS/RACK LOADED Rack 1 Rack 2 Expansion Switch Kit Couplet 4 2240 TB raw 1728 TB usable Couplet 3 1680 TB raw 1296 TB usable
Current HP StoreOnce Family Wherever you need data protection there s a StoreOnce platform that fits! HP StoreOnce 4700 19TB-160TB useable capacity HP StoreOnce 4900 36 432TB useable capacity. HP StoreOnce 6500 Data Protection for Enterprise data centers. Scale up/out. Useable capacity 72 1728TB HP StoreOnce 4500 (16-124TB usable capacity) HP Data Protector (Software based deduplication: 1-20TB) HP StoreOnce VSA (Virtual Appliance 1-10TB useable capacity) HP StoreOnce 2900 31.5TB useable capacity Encryption StoreOnce Catalyst 40
HP StoreOnce Federated Deduplication in Action
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Future Needs based on Data Growth Characterization The point at which backup capacity will be exhausted based on current data growth rates. 48
Past Data Today Future Requirements What-if I turned on Deduplication 49
Backup Schedule Report Backup Schedule Overview Future drive allocation Determine when conflicts may occur Identify when new backups can be scheduled Understand drive utilization Future backup specification Drive utilization by backup specification Visualize drive consumption by backup spec Utilize to prioritize backup for key data 50
Virtualization Reports VM Infrastructure VM vs. Physical machines VM Session Summary VM Backup Session Overview VMs without Backup VM Capacity Capacity per VM, Datacenter, Hypervisor Type Average Backup Time per VM Most Unreliable VMs Detailed Insight for VMware & Hyper-V 51
Events and Alerts Monitoring Customize what to monitor and event level Monitor multiple events and conditions Take action based on event E-mail, run action script, raise alert Event Level Information, Warning, Error, Critical, Alert Data Protector Session success rate, utilization Backup Navigator Data collection error, read error, success Cell added, report generation, user login/logout Separate event viewer page available for administrators View on Backup Navigator UI 52
Example of Data Protector Topology View 53
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