Continuous Data Protection in business critical SAP environment Miikka Vainionpää Manager, Application & Integration Platforms 1

Table of Content Kemira overview OneKem overview Business requirements Busines Impact Analysis RTO/RPO requirements Technical Solution Kemira ERP DR plan 2dd.mm.yyyyOneKem_Platform_Solution_View_.ppt

Kemira Overview 3dd.mm.yyyyOneKem_Platform_Solution_View_.ppt

Kemira is a 2.8B EUR global chemical company Sites: ~140 Countries: 40 Personnel: 9400 North America Sales: 632 MEUR (23%) Personnel: 1420 (15%) North America Sales: 632 MEUR (23%) Personnel: 1420 (15%) South America Sales: 152 MEUR (5%) Personnel: 425 (5%) South America Sales: 152 MEUR (5%) Personnel: 425 (5%) Europe, Middle East and Africa Sales: 1,931 MEUR (68%) Personnel: 7077 (75%) Europe, Middle East and Africa Sales: 1,931 MEUR (68%) Personnel: 7077 (75%) Asia Pacific Sales: 117 MEUR (4%) Personnel: 483 (5%) Asia Pacific Sales: 117 MEUR (4%) Personnel: 483 (5%) *) 1 euro is ~ 1,35 USD (2008 figures)

Kemira company presentation5 Sales by business segment and global market 2008 Total: EUR 2.8 Billion

Vision │ A leading water chemistry company Target customers Focus on customers operating in water-intensive industries Water quality and quantity management Water use, reuse, recycling, and recovery Bringing value to customers’ processes Improvement of energy, water, and raw material efficiency Combining understanding of industrial processes and customer needs with a sustainable product portfolio and application expertise

Water footprint is becoming more important A product’s water footprint consists of the total use of water in its value chain. For instance, the water footprint of beer also includes the water needed to grow barley. For industrial products, the water footprint is evaluated against the product's value – on average, 80 l / dollar. Source: Decreasing the water footprint will be even more important with the increasing water shortage Paper 10 l of water for a sheet of A4 paper Beer 75 l of water for a glass of beer Leather 16,000 l of water / kg Industrial products 8 million l of water per vehicle (value: $100,000)

OneKem Overview 8dd.mm.yyyyOneKem_Platform_Solution_View_.ppt

Firstname Lastname, Segmentname (optional)5/24/20159 OneKem Solution ERP landscape BW landscape SCM landscape HCM landscape CRM landscape PI landscape Portal landscape WebSAPConsole landscape Vertex landscape Solution Manager landscape Archiving landscape Scanning landscape Disaster Recovery landscape

Business Requirements 10dd.mm.yyyyOneKem_Platform_Solution_View_.ppt

Business Impact Analysis Quantitative Cost EstimateCost after 2 hours Cost after 12 hours Cost after 24 hours Cost after 48 hours Cost after 72 hours Cost after 1 week One Time Cost Production outage Lost Sales Lost customer Staff Expenses of hardware are not counted in to cost estimate. Total (Estimated cost of system crash) Qualitative Estimate including e.g. company brand image, legal/compliance issues, etc. Select that applies. 24 h48 h72 h1 weekMore than a week Critical (15 mEUR) Remarkable significance Great significance (2 mEUR) Significant (1mEUR) Somewhat significant ( EUR) No significance (1 000 EUR)

Criticality Classes – RTO/RPO Requirements RTO: Targeted amount of time to restart a business service after a disaster event RPO: Amount of data lost from failure, measured as the amount of time from a disaster event

Technical Solution 13dd.mm.yyyyOneKem_Platform_Solution_View_.ppt

Technical solution EMC RecoverPoint/SE: 4 x RecoverPoint Appliances Clustered (2 appliances/DC) CDP (Continuous Data Protection, local) CRR (Continuous Remote Replication, remote) Journal (I/O-based change/transaction log, retention time 1 week) Capacity license: 4 TB CDP + 4 TB CRR 2 x disk enclosures DAE4P + 15x300GB FC4 15k allocated to Journal Clariion splitter is used for I/O splitting Backup: Dell ML6020 Tape Library 2 x LTO4 FC tape drives 2 x LTO3 FC tape drives Dedicated Backup LAN EMC Networker Application Platform: SAP WAS 7.00 (ABAP/Java) Database: SQL Server 2005 Enterprise Edition (64-bit) SP01/SP02 Operating System: MS Windows Server 2003 R2 Enterprise x64 Edition SP01/SP02 Hardware: 64 physical servers Dell PE x Quad-Core Xeon 2.66/3.16 GHz Dell PE x Dual-Core Xeon 2,8 GHz Dell PE x Dual-Core Xeon 3,0 GHz RAM GB Storage: 2 x EMC CX4-480 disk systems 14 x disk enclosures DAE4P + 15x300GB FC4 15k 2 x disk enclosures DAE4P + 15x1TB SATA 7,2k 4 x EMC Racks (40U) Software MirrorView/S for unlimited syncronous mirroring SnapView for for unlimited snapshots and clones Quality of Service Manager to guarantee the certain performance for most critical applications Analyzer for performance monitoring Replication Manager enables MS SQL Server consistent backups. It manages point-in-time replication technologies and centrally automate mounting, dismounting, scheduling, and expiration of replicas. SAN: 8 x Brocade DS5100 SAN switchs 32 ports activated/SAN switch

Continuous Data Protection 15dd.mm.yyyyOneKem_Platform_Solution_View_.ppt

Nightly Backup: Recovery once every 24 hours RECOVERY GAP Scheduled Snapshots: Recovery once every 3 hours RECOVERY GAP RECOVERY GAP RECOVERY GAP RecoverPoint: Instant recovery to any point in time Check- point Patch Post- Patch Cache Flush Qtrly Close Hot Backup Check- point Pre- Patch UNLIMITED RECOVERY POINTS, APPLICATION BOOKMARKS Time Synchronous mirroring between local arrays: Recover image, but susceptible to logical corruption Any Point-in-Time Recovery Traditional recovery methods  Nightly backups, snapshots, mirrored images plagued by time gaps, corruption RecoverPoint  Recovery to any point in time –Mount image to any host in SAN –Full read/write access to image without protection loss  Use recovered image for a variety of purposes –Operational recovery –Backup, testing, or decision support –Reporting

Grouping for a Consistent View Allows application recovery to be tiered by service level Multiple volumes per group Mixed recovery point objectives within same infrastructure Provides independent replication controls Recover by group, locally or remotely Start/stop by group Enables grouping of optimization Importance Resource usage Recovery point and recovery time objectives Group 3 Group 1 Group 2 CRR CDPSCM CRROE CRR CRM CDP

EMC Continuous Data Protection RecoverPoint CDP – RM + Bookmarks DC 1DC 4 ‘ SAP DATA Mirror CDP RecoverPoint CRR Critical+ DC 2 Networker Backup Journal SAP DATA Journal SAP DATA SAP DBSAP CS MS Cluster Transaction log backup Networker Backup B2D SAP DB SAP CS Networker Backup Server

ERP DR Plan 19dd.mm.yyyyOneKem_Platform_Solution_View_.ppt

ERP DR Plan

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