High Availability Options with Storage

Slides:



Advertisements
Similar presentations
1/17/20141 Leveraging Cloudbursting To Drive Down IT Costs Eric Burgener Senior Vice President, Product Marketing March 9, 2010.
Advertisements

NetApp Confidential - Limited Use
Tag line, tag line Protection Manager 4.0 Customer Strategic Presentation March 2010.
© 2010 IBM Corporation ® Tivoli Storage Productivity Center for Replication Billy Olsen.
MUNIS Platform Migration Project WELCOME. Agenda Introductions Tyler Cloud Overview Munis New Features Questions.
SQL Server Disaster Recovery Chris Shaw Sr. SQL Server DBA, Xtivia Inc.
Protect Your Business and Simplify IT with Symantec and VMware Presenter, Title, Company Date.
© 2009 EMC Corporation. All rights reserved. Introduction to Business Continuity Module 3.1.
1 Disk Based Disaster Recovery & Data Replication Solutions Gavin Cole Storage Consultant SEE.
1 © Copyright 2010 EMC Corporation. All rights reserved. EMC RecoverPoint/Cluster Enabler for Microsoft Failover Cluster.
Keith Burns Microsoft UK Mission Critical Database.
Module – 12 Remote Replication
Copyright © 2012 by The McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc. All rights reserved. McGraw-Hill/Irwin CHAPTER FIVE INFRASTRUCTURES: SUSTAINABLE TECHNOLOGIES CHAPTER.
Business Continuity and DR
1© Copyright 2011 EMC Corporation. All rights reserved. EMC RECOVERPOINT/ CLUSTER ENABLER FOR MICROSOFT FAILOVER CLUSTER.
John Sing/San Jose/IBM April 4, 2012
National Manager Database Services
Storwize V7000 IP Replication solution explained
© 2010 IBM Corporation Kelly Beavers Director, IBM Storage Software Changing the Economics of Storage.
IBM TotalStorage ® IBM logo must not be moved, added to, or altered in any way. © 2007 IBM Corporation Break through with IBM TotalStorage Business Continuity.
Disaster Recovery as a Cloud Service Chao Liu SUNY Buffalo Computer Science.
Enhanced HA and DR with MetroCluster & Vmware
© 2006 IBM Corporation Flash Copy Solutions im Windows Umfeld TSM for Copy Services Wolfgang Hitzler Technical Sales Tivoli Storage Management
Availability on Demand (Business Continuity and DR, and more…)
Continuous Availability
High Availability in DB2 Nishant Sinha
Chapter 20 Parallel Sysplex
© 2004 IBM Corporation IBM zSeries Foil10 GDPS ® Overview The IBM e-Business Availability Solution.
TRUE CANADIAN CLOUD Cloud Experts since The ORION Nebula Ecosystem.
© 2009 IBM Corporation Statements of IBM future plans and directions are provided for information purposes only. Plans and direction are subject to change.
© 2012 IBM Corporation IBM HyperSwap Options September 2012.
Unit 1: IBM Tivoli Storage Manager 5.1 Overview. 2 Objectives Upon the completion of this unit, you will be able to: Identify the purpose of IBM Tivoli.
SQL Server High Availability Introduction to SQL Server high availability solutions.
© 2006 IBM Corporation ibm.com/ redbooks International Technical Support Organization 1 GS Gruppe møde High Availability overvejelser Ellen.
sBC09 - Business Resiliency Solutions with the DS8870
IBM ATS Storage © 2013 IBM Corporation What are Consistency Groups ? The concept of grouping all system, middleware, and application volumes that are required.
Advanced Technical Support (ATS) Americas © 2007 IBM Corporation What is FlashCopy? FlashCopy® is an “instant” T0 (Time 0) copy where the source and target.
IBM Advanced Technical Support (ATS) © 2010 IBM Corporation What is HyperSwap ? Ability to swap enterprise class System z™ data centers in a matter of.
Microsoft Dynamics NAV Dynamics NAV 2016 one Azure SQL Dmitry Chadayev Microsoft.
Azure Site Recovery For Hyper-V, VMware, and Physical Environments
IBM System x Systems Management Made Easy ibm
Business Continuity & Disaster Recovery
Metro Mirror, Global Copy, and Global Mirror Quick Reference
iSCSI Storage Area Network
Customized Solutions to your needs
Virtualization Engine console Bridge Concepts
Maximum Availability Architecture Enterprise Technology Centre.
IBM DS8000 Data Replication Best Practices
IBM System z9 109 Availability Eye Opener
SQL Server High Availability Amit Vaid.
Business Continuity & Disaster Recovery
11/10/2018 Desktop Virtualization Corey Hynes Kyle Rosenthal President Technical Lead HynesITe Inc Spider Consulting @windowspcguy.
Microsoft Azure P wer Lunch
Protect | Transform | Innovate
Microsoft Virtual Academy
Planning High Availability and Disaster Recovery
Hybrid Storage Competitive Sales Guide INTERNAL ONLY
IBM System x Systems Management Made Easy ibm
Microsoft Virtual Academy
DS6000/DS8000 FlashCopy in z/OS Environments Quick Reference
Nero Blanco Service Offering – Disaster Recovery as a Service
Using the Cloud for Backup, Archiving & Disaster Recovery
Building global and highly-available services using Windows Azure
*AZs available across US, Europe and Asia
Microsoft Virtual Academy
Azure SQL Database for Business Critical Cloud Applications
Microsoft Virtual Academy
Designing Database Solutions for SQL Server
Presentation transcript:

High Availability Options with Storage What is HyperSwap ? Ability to swap enterprise class System z™ data centers in a matter of seconds HyperSwap substitutes Metro Mirror secondary for primary device No operator interaction, HyperSwap managed. Scales to multi-thousands of z/OS® volumes Includes volumes with SYSRES, page data sets, catalogs Non-disruptive - applications keep using same device addresses\ Masks Applications from Disk Subsystem Failures GDPS HyperSwap integration with GDPS/MGM Incremental Resync & GDPS/MzGM Inc Resync. GDPS HS Supports: z/OS®, z/VM®, zLinux GDPS HS Mgr supports z/OS z/OS Basic HS Supports z/OS TPC-R 4.2 HS Supports z/OS & AIX OpenSwap Why HyperSwap ? The amount of storage / disk subsystem has dramatically increased to provide improved price / performance, and this has increased the business impact when a disk subsystem fails. 10000 20000 30000 40000 50000 60000 70000 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 GB / Subsystem High Availability Options with Storage GDPS/PPRC with HyperSwap™ Includes z/OS, z/VM, and zLinux Single site or 2-Site Configs GDPS/PPRC HS MGR – z/OS Only GDPS/PPRC w/HyperSwap GDS/MzGM w/HyperSwap GDPS/MGM w/HyperSwap GDPS/MGMM w/HS & GDPS/MzGMM w/HS z/OS Basic HyperSwap™ z/OS Data Only on same data center floor TPC-R HyperSwap™ z/OS Data Only on same data center floor or 2 site configs HyperSwap Benefits application UCB Metro Mirror P S Availability Extends Parallel Sysplex® availability to disk subsystems System Management Simplifies management of Remote Copy configuration, reducing storage management costs Reduces time required to implement remote copy Combines the features of Remote Copy management with the automation of GDPS or TPC-R. GDPS HyperSwap™ Manager - Effective entry level offering for customers who require high levels of availability Specially priced Tivoli® NetView® and System Automation products Positioned to upgrade to full GDPS For more information, please contact your local IBM Representative or IBM Business Partner. © International Business Machines Corporation, 2013. IBM, the IBM logo, GDPS, Global Dispersed Parallel Sysplex, Tivoli, HyperSwap, z/VM, z/OS, z/VSE, System z, are trademarks of International Business Machines Corporation in the United States, other countries or both. Microsoft, Windows, Windows NT, and the Windows logo are trademarks of Microsoft Corporation in the United States, other countries, or both. Other company, product and service names may be trademarks or service marks of others. July 2010

Unplanned HyperSwap UIT GDPS® / PPRC HyperSwap Manager, z/OS Basic HS & TPC-R HS GDPS/PPRC HyperSwap – Highest Level of Availability in Marketplace GDPS/PPRC – active / active - HyperSwap Experience GDPS HyperSwap™ Manager - Effective entry level offering for customers who require high levels of availability Specially priced Tivoli® NetView® and System Automation products Positioned to upgrade to full GDPS Single point of control to manage the remote copy configuration System z™ and Open data Cannot HyperSwap™ Open data; Open data will be “frozen” to maintain data consistency Unplanned HyperSwap Masks primary disk subsystem failures by transparently switching to use secondary disks Planned HyperSwap Provides ability to perform disk maintenance without requiring applications to be quiesced Enables data consistency in the event of failures or disaster FlashCopy® support Auto initiated by GDPS prior to resynchronization User initiated User interface through panels Status and planned actions Facilitates Primary / Secondary disk swaps for Planned Disk / Site Maintenance PPRC management PPRC management (except HyperSwap) via panel interface only Open LUN management Freeze automation for data consistency Planned / Unplanned HyperSwap Including PPRC failover / failback support NetView commands for HyperSwap management FlashCopy support Automatic FlashCopy prior to resynch User-managed FlashCopy Panel interface only No advanced FlashCopy options (all FlashCopies are NOCOPY) FlashCopy to PPRC primary support not included Single Site Workloads Fuly automated Planned and Unplanned Site Switches – Server/Workload/Data w/Coordinated Network Switch. HyperSwap occurs across sites automatically on disk subsystem failure. Multi-Site Workloads Sysplex Enabled Appls. Protects against Server/CEC, Clock, CF Structure, Disk & Tape Subsystem failures automatically.. Fully automated planned and unplanned site switches – Server/workload/Data w/Coordinated Network Switch. GDPS/MzGM w/HS & Inc Resync – HA Locally, out of region D/R w/XRC GDPS/MGM w/HS & Inc Resync – HA Locally, out of region D/R w/GM Business Requirements: No loss of committed data (RPO = 0) No more than five minutes disruption in the event of catastrophic systems or data center failure (RTO < 5 min) Supporting site maintenance without application outage Vienna, Austria n-way GDPS (MSW) Number PPRC Volumes Planned HS RESYNC UIT Planned HS SUSPEND Unplanned HyperSwap UIT 3-way 1,200 pairs 51 sec 12 sec 3 sec 5-way 3,900 pairs 20 sec 7 sec 10-way 4,900 pairs 70 sec 19 sec 8 sec Parallel Sysplex is designed to provide near-continuous availability of systems, servers and applications within a single site (degree of availability depends on exploitation of Parallel Sysplex). An end-to-end business continuity program is only as strong as its weakest link.