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Confidential1 Introducing the Next Generation of Enterprise Protection Storage Enterprise Scalability Enhancements
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Confidential2 Tape Under Siege Audio Video Data Protection
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Confidential3 Barriers to Disk Recovery Storage: Capacity, Cost Primary Data Secondary Data 5x - 10x Primary
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Confidential4 What is a Data Domain Restorer (DDR)? Data Domain is a Backup Device Integrates into Existing Backup Software Compression Engine Replication Engine Reliable
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Confidential5 What is a Data Domain Restorer (DDR)? A (Fileserver or VTL) for backup images & “tape” archives tar/cpio/etc. files (including images from Symantec, Legato, …) NDMP dump images Database dumps Copies of critical files Network (gig-E) attached A very efficient compression engine Avoid writing previously compressed data Let the DDR do the compression Optimized for a small number of read/write streams Optimized for large files (multi-megabyte and up) Not primary storage! Not a general purpose fileserver or SAN filesystem!
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Confidential6 Integrates into Existing Backup Infrastructure Galaxy NetWorker® Backup Exec™ NetBackup™ Oracle RMAN Gigabit Ethernet Interfaces or Fiber Channel Interfaces NFS or CIFS with Gigabit Ethernet Interfaces Fast Block Copy with Fiber Channel Interfaces Data Protector NetVault FilesystemVTL FileSystem Device Disk Storage Unit Backup-To-Disk Device
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Confidential7 Data Domain Value Statement Retention Replication Reliability
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Confidential8 Data Domain Value Statement Retention (Capacity Optimized Storage) Replication (Wan Vaulting) Reliability (Data Invulnerability)
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Confidential9 Data Domain Key Technology Retention (Capacity Optimized Storage)
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Confidential10 Capacity Optimized Storage 100 TB Traditional Storage Capacity Optimized Storage
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Confidential11 Example of Capacity Optimized Storage AA BBCDEFDF Full #1 CDG Incr #1 CHG Incr #2 BBCEDDIHGFF Full #2 A BCDEF A BCDEFA = New unique data = Repeat data = Pointer to unique data segment = Compressed unique data on disk G G H H I I
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Confidential12 First full backup: 2-4x data reduction File-level incrementals: 6-8x Subsequent full backups: 20-60x Aggregate with Weekly Fulls, Daily Incrementals: ~20x Weeks in use Data Stored in TB Traditional Storage Capacity Optimized 1 TB data set 1 full + 6 incr / week Capacity Optimization: Over time Disk Savings 0 10 20 30 1 3 5 7 9 11 13 15 17 19
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Confidential13 Capacity Optimization: Review Overall compression = Global * Local Global compression: Replace non-unique segments with references (2:1 to 100:1 or more common) Local compression: LZ compression of unique segments and other metadata (2:1 common) The more redundancy the better Fulls compress more than incrementals, but ~7:1 compression of incrementals/snapshots common COS eliminates redundant patterns Incrementals/snapshots contain only changed blocks COS eliminates redundancy BETWEEN changed blocks
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Confidential14 Data Domain Value Statement Replication (Wan Vaulting)
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Confidential15 Wan Vaulting - General Information Functionality: WAN and LAN asynchronous replication Target Usage: Remote Office Backup/Recovery and Disaster Recovery Two Types – both included with Replicator license Collection Replication - one system R/W and another R/O Directory Replication - both systems can be R/W
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Confidential16 Collection Replication – Full system replication Retention/ Restore ClientsServer Primary storage Backup/ media server WAN Onsite Retention Storage Offsite Disaster Recovery Storage Archive to tape As required Backup Replication DR
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Confidential17 Selective by Data Set (vs. System to System) Directory Replication – Flexible VtcDir AOracleEmailVtcEmailDir SOracle SourceDestination WAN Dir COracle/HomeDir B/HomeOracle WAN Bidirectional (Backup & Replicate to same node) WAN Remote Office 1 – DD410 Remote Office 2 – DD430 Dir 1 Dir 3 Dir 1Dir 2Dir 3Dir A Remote Office 3 – DD430 Data Center Hub – DD460 Deduplicates across all inbound data streams Many-to-1, Remote Office Data Protection Dir 2
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Confidential18 HBA SAN LAN Virtual Tape Dir C Dir S HBA Directory Replication Simultaneous, multi-purpose DDR usage Local and remote office backup, recovery, de-stage to tape and DR Simultaneous, multiprotocol replication NFS, CIFS, NDMP and Virtual Tape Library (at GA) Up to 8 total source and destinations per DDR Dir S vtc Tape Pool 1 Tape Pool 2 /backup Dir A Dir N Dir X Dir Y Dir C Dir T Dir C vtc Tape Pool 1 Tape Pool 2 /backup Dir A Dir N Dir X Dir Y Dir S Dir T LAN or WAN SourceDestination SAN LAN NFS CIFS NDMP Virtual Tape Dir X Tape Pool 2 Dir N Dir X Tape Pool 2 Dir N Tape Pool 1 Dir C Dir S Tape Pool 1 Dir C Dir X Tape Pool 2 Dir N Dir C Tape Pool 1 Dir S Dir X Tape Pool 2 Dir N Tape Pool 2 Dir N Tape Pool 1 Port 2051 NFS CIFS NDMP
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Confidential19 Data Domain Value Statement Reliability (Data Invulnerability)
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Confidential20 Verifies Recoverability at Backup Time Conventional file systems have no online consistency checks Would discover problems only during restore DD OS tests full data path asynchronously quickly after backups File system consistency Data integrity on disk Continuous, proactive online verification and correction ongoing All verification is automatic and requires no manual intervention Data 1Strong checksum 2Complete write to disk 3Read back through filesystem 4Compare to checksum
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Confidential21 Data Invulnerability Storage Foundation NVRAM support: powerfail-safe disk buffer Protects against lost data in powerfail and software crashes Fast consistency & integrity check after a system fault Fast recovery after a system fault DD OS RAID 6 mirroring protects disks Corrects block errors with redundant parity information System management simplicity Recovery copies managed by backup software Easy integration with tape systems for offsite storage Manage the system with 21 commands E-mail ‘phone-home’ diagnostics
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Confidential22 Data Domain Cost Savings Capacity Optimized Storage Global Compression Capacity Optimized Replication 95% Reduction in Bandwidth Requirements Integrates with Existing Backup Infrastructure Ease of Integration Minimize training
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Confidential23 Next Generation Enterprise Protection Storage DD410 DD460/DD460g DD430 NEW: DDX Array Series Appliance & Gateway Series Up to 16 Controllers Internal or External Storage NEW: DD560/DD560g
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Confidential24 Data Domain Enterprise Manager Group summary Click through to controller Browser / Javascript
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Confidential25 Capacity Optimized Storage Appliances DD410 (Remote Office) 1.25 TB (raw) 0.7TB (useable) Backup capacity 15-55 TB 8 160 GB SATA drives RAID 6 CPU Xeon 3.0Ghz Linux OS NFS/CIFS 160 GB/hour DD430 (Departmental) 3.2 TB (raw) 1.9 TB (useable) Backup capacity 40-100 TB 8 400 GB SATA drives RAID 6 CPU Xeon 3.2Ghz Linux OS NFS/CIFS 220 GB/hour DD460 (Enterprise) 6.4 TB (raw) 3.9TB (useable) Backup capacity 80-230 TB 15 400 GB SATA drives RAID 6 CPU 2X Xeon 3.2Ghz Linux OS NFS/CIFS (FC Optional) 290 GB/hour Models Differ Only in Disk and CPU Type and Number ~ 700GB ~ 2 TB ~ 4 TB DD560 (Enterprise) 7.5 TB (raw) 5.15-16.3TB (useable) Backup capacity 400-980 TB 15 500 GB SATA drives RAID 6 CPU 2X Xeon 3.6Ghz Linux OS NFS/CIFS (FC Optional) 400 GB/hour ~5 to 16 TB 5.25” by 19” by 22.5”
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Confidential26 Introducing the DD560 Appliance DD560 4x storage increase 500 GB disk drives 5 TB useable 16.3TB w/ ES20 expansion shelves 100 TB to 980 TB virtual storage Much longer retention 20%-25% faster throughput 400GB/hr Improved aggregate CIFS throughput Improved multi-stream backup / recovery throughput 5.58TB Usable 5.15TB Usable
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