Disaster Recovery Solution Achieved by EXPRESSCLUSTER



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Disaster Recovery Solution Achieved by EXPRESSCLUSTER http://www.nec.com/expresscluster/ NEC Corporation System Software Division December, 2012

Contents 1. Clustering system and disaster recovery 2. Disaster recovery with remote clustering 3. Configuration of remote clustering 4. Features of remote clustering 5. Case studies Product names and company names in this presentation are trademarks or registered trademarks of their respective holders. Page 2

1. Clustering system and disaster recovery Even highly available clustering system has risk of system disruption in case of widespread disaster Clustering system ensures redundancy for wide system components such as hardware, software, and network. There is still risk of system disruption in case of widespread disaster such as fire, power outage, earthquake, floods etc. IT infrastructure disruption due to fire disaster, electric outage, earthquake, etc. Network 1 Network 2 1 2 1 2 Active Stand-by HBA 1 HBA 2 HBA 1 HBA 2 Controller 1 Controller 2 Disk 1 Disk 2 Page 3

2. Disaster recovery with remote clustering Earthquake, fire disaster, electric outage ensures business continuity from any disaster Fire Earthquake Application Failover WAN/VPN Backup site Virus Main site Electric outage Data Mirroring Page 4

3. Configuration of remote clustering 1 1 + 1 Remote Clustering Configuration Clustering configured across remote sites Only one communication network is enough between servers Asynchronous mirroring eliminates performance degradation due to network delay Clustering can be configured among different network segments Compresses mirroring data, and saves bandwidth used by transferred data Standby server takes over the workload in case of failure / disaster Automatic application level failover Synchronous / Asynchronous data mirroring WAN/VPN Application Application Data Mirroring Page 5

3. Configuration of remote clustering 2 2 + 2 hybrid clustering configuration Ensures redundancy even within backup site 1 Local failover within primary site in case of system failure 2 Failover to backup site in case of disaster 3 Ensures further availability by maintaining clustering configuration at backup site WAN/VPN Selects automatically or manually Redundancy in backup site 1 3 Application Application Application Application 2 Mirroring of shared disk Page 6

3. Configuration of remote clustering 3 2 + 1 hybrid clustering configuration Scale up existing cluster to remote cluster configuration with low cost 1 Prepare for system failure with shared disk type of clustering at primary site 2 Automatic application level failover in case of disaster 3 Leverage local disk at back up site and achieve low cost disaster recovery WAN/VPN 1 Application Application 2 Automatic / Manual failover Application Shared disk not required 3 Mirroring of shared disk to local disk Page 7

3. Configuration of remote clustering 4 2 + 1 hybrid clustering configuration (with virtualization) Cost reduction by virtualization of backup site Supporting leading hypervisors such as VMware, Hyper-V, KVM, XenServer, etc Enables flexible configuration such as physical/virtual mixed configuration, virtual machine only configuration, etc WAN/VPN Application Application Application Virtual disk Mirroring to virtual disk Hypervisor Page 8

4. Features of remote clustering 1 Synchronous mirroring Always ensures to have the latest data on both servers Write 1EXPRESSCLUSTER receives write data from the application. 2Data is written to primary server, and transferred to standby server at the same time 3Writing is completed when data is written to the both servers Read 1Read is done from active disk only thus will not be affected by network performance at all 1 App 3 Writing to active server Writing to stand-by server 1 App Reading from active server 2 Mirroring Mirroring Primary Stand-by Primary Stand-by Page 9

4. Features of remote clustering 2 Asynchronous mirroring Prevents application performance degradation due to narrow network * In some products, function corresponding to this function is called semi-synchronous. In case disk mirroring is done through narrow band network with large communication delay such as remote clustering, asynchronous mode mirroring can prevent degradation of the write performance. Write flow 1 EXPRESSCLUSTER receives write transaction from application 1 App 3 Writing to active server Writing to stand-by server Writing to queue 2 At the same time as writing to disk, the data will also be written to queue 3 Writing transaction completes when writing to the disk and queue is done 2 Queue 4 4 The queued data will be written to the disk of standby server in background Active Mirroring Stand-by Page 10

4. Features of remote clustering 3 Schedule mirroring Schedule mirroring* enables data synchronization at quiescent point! * Sometimes this function is called as Asynchronous Mirroring In case synchronization must be done ensuring quiescent point in database etc, schedule mirroring is helps you to automate the synchronization process 1. During normal operation Update of data on standby server can be prevented by disabling the data mirroring 2. During data synchronization Secure quiescent point, and mirror the updated data Command to take quiescent point of Oracle, SQLServer, and MySQL is supported App App suspended Mirroring disabled Mirroring enabled Primary Updated blocks Stand-by Primary Stand-by Page 11

4. Features of remote clustering 4 Difference copy, used-area-only copy Easy/rapid recovery by differential copy and used-area-only copy! After restoration of server damaged in disaster/failure, disk can be resynchronized automatically and brings back to normal clustering condition Differential Copy If disk is not damaged Used-area-only copy If disk is renewed 1 Data can be mirrored in background while application is under operation at backup site. 2 Only blocks which was updated after site failure will be mirrored 1 Data can be mirrored in background while application is under operation at backup site. 2 Only used area in the disk will be mirrored, but not the empty area 1 App 1 App 2 Difference copy Empty 2 Used-area-only copy Empty Used Main site Updated blocks Backup site Main site Backup site Page 12

4. Features of remote clustering 5 Compression of mirroring data Efficient data transfer by compressing the data to be mirrored! Compress before sending it to network Also acts as a antipeeping measure since it is compressed Extract before writing it to disk Average 50% reduction in data size as compared to the previous version (Results differ depending on file type) * This feature is only valid in asynchronous mirroring mode. Helps configuring remote cluster even with narrow network! Page 13

4. Features of remote clustering 6 Virtual Cluster configuration even among different segment is possible by taking over Same can be available after failover even between different network segment by leveraging RIP Connection with same 192.168.0.0/24 192.170.0.0/24 10.0.0.100/24 10.0.0.100/24 Router Router 192.168.0.10/24 192.168.0.20/24 192.170.0.30/24 During failover, EXPRESSCLUSTER updates the routing information Page 14

4. Features of remote clustering 7 Dynamic DNS integration Taking over the host name when RIP or VPN is not available As DNS can be updated dynamically at the timing of failover, user can access to the server without changing any configuration at client side. Dynamic DNS Server 3. Acquires current from DNS by unique host name 1. will change at the time of failover Router Router 2. EXPRESSCLUSTER X notifies change of to the dynamic DNS server Makes remote clustering more easy, more convenient! Page 15

4. Features of remote clustering 8 Automatic/manual failover option Supports customers demand to failover automatically in case of failure, and failover manually in case of disaster 1 Automatically failover if failure can be recovered within site. (Manual operation is also available by configuration) 2 In case of switching to another site during disaster etc, manual failover can be performed. (Automatic operation is also available by configuration) WAN/VPN 1 / 2 Selects automatically or manually 1 / Redundancy in backup site Business App App Business Page 16

4. Features of remote clustering 9 Manual failback Easy operation to failback to main site Step-1) Recovers main site. Cluster settings can be easily recovered by push-button from GUI EXPRESSCLUSTER WebManager Step-2) Resynchronization of data to main site by differential copy Step-3) Failback can be done by a few clicks from GUI Business 3Easy failback from GUI Business 1Example: Main site recovery Renewal of failed hardware Setup of OS / software Setup of EXPRESSCLUSTER 2Re-synchronization of the data Main site Backup site Page 17

5. Case studies EXPRESSCLUSTER has successfully deployed for various business continuity requirements Major Deployments of EXPRESSCLUSTER DR Configuration Domain Distance System Configuration Electricity 1,500km Database One-to-one data mirroring Service 50km Database One-to-one data mirroring Accounting 260km Database One-to-one data mirroring Finance 50km Database Hybrid clustering Finance 80km Database Hybrid clustering Infrastructure 390km Database Hybrid clustering Manufacturing 100m Database One-to-one data mirroring Manufacturing 5km Database Three-to-one data mirroring Public Sector 500m Database One-to-one data mirroring Case -1 Manufacturing Building -A (Main Site) Database Building -B (Backup Site) Database Construction 390km Database Hybrid clustering Finance 100km Log Collection 1 to 1 mirroring Public Sector 350km Database 1 to 1 mirroring Adopted as business continuity solution against fire disaster Retail 50km Database Hybrid clustering Retail 15km Custom App 1 to 1 mirroring Manufacturing 120km Database 1 to 1 mirroring Manufacturing 120km Database Hybrid clustering Page 18

5. Case studies Case -2 Manufacturing - Remote cluster of factory between 5km distance (Campus Cluster) - Consolidated 3 standby servers to 1 physical server on VMware Main site Failover Backup site File server Failover File server Groupware Failover Groupware Database Database VMware Failover Custom Application Custom Application Page 19

5. Case studies Case -3 Finance - EXPRESSCLUSTER was adopted to take over both data and business application - Dynamic cost reduction achieved compared to traditional storage-based replication Distance: 50km, NW: 100Mbps, Data update: 40GB /day Main site Down Manual Failover App Backup site Key Decision Factor Failover can be performed automatically within same site in case of server failure In case of disaster, failover can be performed manually Automatic Failover Automatic Failover User can judge whether to failover or not in case of disaster Failover can be also automatic The process of switch over of the system can be pre-defined Shared storage Asynchronous data mirroring Shared storage Prevents manual operation error and realizes immediate recovery Easy failback operation after failover testing Page 20

5. Case studies Case -4 Distribution - FT server + EXPRESSCLUSTER was operated before migrating to disaster recovery configuration - At the timing of replacement of FT server, DR configuration was considered - Adopted EXPRESSCLUSTER X which the operation know-how can be also leveraged even in DR configuration 1Failover within site Main site Distance: 50km Down 2 Failover across sites Backup site App Key Decision Factor Cluster operation of main site remains same as previous Can leverage operation know-how Clustering in combination of FT server and IA server. Realizes disaster recovery in addition to robustness of both hardware and s/w. Shared storage Asynchronous data mirroring Shared storage Can be implemented using existing corporate network Dedicated line is not required Even different model of servers can be clustered Page 21

5. Case studies Case -5 Distribution - Disaster recovery (DR) was considered at the timing of BCP preparation - Adopted data mirroring type cluster which enables minimum start with low cost - Business operation with two clustered servers under cross-standby configuration Distance: 15km Main site App failure App A App B Backup site App A App B App failure Key Decision Factor Any kind of data can be mirrored between clustered servers Flexible failover (operation) scenario can be defined Incase of application failure, automatic failover will be performed X: Synchronous data mirroring X: Incase of site down, failover can be performed manually Y: Synchronous data mirroring Y: Page 22

Thank You An Integrated High Availability and Disaster Recovery Solution For more product information & request for trial license, visit >> http://www.nec.com/expresscluster For more information, feel free to contact us - info@expresscluster.jp.nec.com Page 23

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