Transcript Enterprise Data Replication

Enterprise Data Replication
By Bob Bryar
March 2002 for SearchStorage
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Objective
Using state of the art technology, IT Executives must execute
tactically against a strategic vision that will provide all Servers
within the corporation, a seamless connection topology to
their most valued corporate resource, data storage
The chosen topology needs to meet several key criteria:
 Return On Investment (ROI)
 Increased Operational Efficiency
 Maintain a High Level of End User Satisfaction
 Meet Business Drivers for Recovery
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The Data Struggle
The Data Explosion
 Managing systems diversity
and dispersion of data
 Ensuring the speed and
availability of data
 Ensuring the reliability and
availability of systems
 Ensuring Recovery of Data
is obtainable
The Challenge
Which tools will you
utilize to manage and
protect the data?
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Companies are seeking Technological Solutions to
many Storage issues!
77%
61%
57%
#1
Backup and
Recovery
Capacity
5%
Management
None
Source: Gartner Dataquest, September 2000
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Evolution of Storage
Architectures
Server Centric
Storage Centric
Application
Server
Application
Server
File System
File System
SCSI, FC
JBOD
SCSI, FC
RAID Control
Network Centric
Application
Server
10/100, GbE, ISCSI
File System +
RAID Control
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Storage Spending Will Surpass
Servers in IT $$
Storage is now a separate, strategic decision
Server versus Storage Spending
Research from 1999
Server versus Storage Spending
projections for 2003
25%
50%
50%
Storage Spending
Server Spending
“By 2003, servers will become peripheral to storage”
Forrester Research
75%
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Processor / Server
Complex
Application
O/S
File
System
Logical
Volume
Manager
Substitute SCSI
HBA For FC HBA
In SAN Environment
DB
I/O’s
System
Raw
Partition
SCSI Device Driver
SCSI HBA
SAN
Overview of
Typical SCSI
I/O Command
to Disk
SCSI I/O INTERNAL
Block I/O
SCSI I/O EXTERNAL
SAN
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Data is overwhelming the IT
department
 Virtual Storage
 Storage Area
Networks
 Availability
Strategies
 Replication
 Mirroring
 Infrastructure
 DWDM
 SAN
 Monitoring
How do you handle the growth?
Storage Resources
Sun
Security
Archive
Replication
Performance
Capacity Allocation
Database
Server
Backup
Asset Management
Sun
Sun
Sun
Tape Library
Disk Arrays
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Change Management
J40
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Configure hardware
CWS build
Install nodes
Configure nodes
ADSM server
Application Restores
72 hrs.
to
3 hrs.
J40
Applications
Data
R50
J40
Kernel
Thin Node
High Node
Wide Node
Operating System
Kernel1
Kernel2
Kernel3
Patches
Upgrades
Thin Node
High Node
Wide Node
R50
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J40
Elimination of Backup Window
STORAGE
ERP
CRM
 Off-host backup and
recovery
 Application-aware
 Direct disk to tape
I/O via external data
mover
 Enhanced
performance
 Multi-platform and
scalable
eCOM
MAIL
SAN
eAPPs
WEB
Data Mover
FIREWALL
mobile
Backup Agents
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Availability Must be Engineered
into the Data Flow
D1
D2
D3
D4
SAN
Switch
Router
Firewall
Application
Server
Database
Servers
Application
Server
Static
Web
Servers
Static
Web
Servers
Cache Server
Static
Web
Servers
Static
Web
Servers
LB Server
Application
Server
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Integration must occur between
all Vendors
 Outsourcing trend is
not slowing down
 MUST create service
levels with teeth
 All moving to fully
managed solutions
Verizon
Exodus
 xSP market is
expanding and
getting legitimate
Genuity
Router
Firewall
Application
Server
Database
Servers
Application
Server
Static
Web
Servers
Static
Web
Servers
Cache Server
Static
Web
Servers
Static
Web
Servers
LB Server
Application
Server
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Common operating platforms
Database
Operating
System
Protocol
Network
Physical
Power
Builder
SQL
DB2/400
DBF
Access
Mfg.
Finance
Warehouse
RPG
Payroll
FoxPro
DBF
DB2/400
Flat File
Windows NT
SQL
Server
OS/400
TCP/IP
Ethernet
Ethernet
UTP
UTP
OS/400
Flat File
Windows NT
Windows NT
Windows NT
IPX
SQL
Server
TCPIP
Ethernet
Twinax
Windows NT
TCP/IP
SNA
Etherne
t
Database
Interface
Clipper
RPG
Programming
Language
Information
Warehouse
Financial
Reporting
SQL
Forms
Application
Warehouse
Inventory
Control
UTP
SNA
Ethernet
Twinax
Ethernet
UTP
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The Data Management Struggle
Gartner estimates that by the end of 2001, 25% of corporate
IT organizations will outsource or consider outsourcing some
aspect of storage infrastructure or management
Outsourcing data
and content storage
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Discussions about internal
recovery
 Why can’t we do it ourselves?
 We feel like we’re paying a lot
of money and not getting value!
 I’ve got all the components:

Network

Diverse Centers

Knowledge in High
Availability

Lower Cost of Technology
 What are companies struggling
with?

Change Management

Cost of maintaining dual
environments
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Validating the strategy and
capability

Methodology

Effort
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What is the data protection trend?
Yesterday
Customer Data
Center
Customer Data
Center
Today
Tomorrow
Recovery Center or
Internal Solution
Customer Data
Center
Recovery Center
Network
Storage
Recovery Center or
Internal Solution
Traditional
Hot Site
Advanced
Recovery
Solutions
Customer Data
Center
Operational
Availability
on a
Continuous
Basis
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Choosing the Technology
•IBM, STK (PPRC)
•EMC (SRDF)
•HDS (TrueCopy)
•STK (PPRC)
•Network Appliance (SnapMirror)
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Three - Node ring: Using DWDM
OPTera Metro
ESCON
FICON
GEOPLEX
Fibre Channel
Gigabit Ethernet
OC-3/12/48
ESCON
FICON
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OPTera Metro
GEOPLEX
Fibre Channel
Gigabit Ethernet
OC-3/12/48
Test Center
Production Center
..
Recovery Center
ESCON GEOPLEX GbE
FICON FC OC-3/12/48
• All three sites appear as one processor complex
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Storage with Recovery
Objectives
EMC
MVS
MVS
Storage
NT
NT
Dark Fiber / Channel Extension
Local Site
Remote Site
Storage
NT
Tape
Tape
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Replication from Production to Recovery Location
Customer Production # 1
TSC - Carlstadt
200GB
SAN
F760
T1 /
T3
400 GB
F760
SAN
Customer Production # 2
Customer
Shared
Storage
200GB
SAN
F760
T1 / T3
F760
Security via O/S Tools
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Data Replication Utilizing
SNAP Technology
PR
O
CE
SS
O
Customer Site
Recovery Center
Switch
Switc
h
• ASYNCHRONOUS IP Data Replication
With Restore Capability
RS
SD
Managed Communications Links
Sun
microsystem
T1 – T3 – OCX
SNAP Technology
Data Replication
MIPs / MHz Recovery
Shared / Dedicated
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IBM – OS/390 PROCESSOR / UNISYS 2200
Mainframe Data Replication
Services using IP
Customer DATA CENTER
Recovery Center
Switch
Switch
• ASYNCHRONOUS IP Data Replication
With BCV Restore Capability
Comdisco
Managed Communications Links
T1 – T3 – OCX
• Symmetrix SRDF
Data Replication
• MIPs / MHz Recovery
Future Implementation
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Customer Provided Storage Services
Many Systems, Merging Technologies
Mainframe
Midrange Systems
Switched
Fabric
SRDF / Fibre Channel
MVS
Storage
Continuity Service
Provider
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