iPro Seminar High Availability March 2006

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Network ApplianceUnified Storage

Peter Kllviks

Country Manager Sweden & Baltics

[email protected]


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Agenda

Introduction

Network Appliance

Unified Storage

Data Replication / Disaster Recovery SnapMirror

MetroCluster

Examples

For more information, presentations etc. contact iPro


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Simplifying Data Management

Network Appliance brings

unmatched simplicity andavailabilityto the complex world of

enterprise data management.

Reduce cost & complexity

Minimize risk

Control change


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Network Appliance Today

Founded in 1992Headquarters: Sunnyvale, CA4,500 employeesDistribution in 100+ countries

Over 60,000 installed systems$2.3 Billion Balance Sheet;

$1.1 Billion cash

No long-term debt

S&P 500 and NASDAQ 100All kinds of customers

Small-medium-large

Examples of customers Hipoteku un Zemes Banca

Trasta Komercbank

Balta Ensurance

Ministry of Internal Affairs

Etc.


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High Growth in the Storage Market

0

5

10

15

20

2525% 26%

15%

19%

NetApp Dell

EMC

HDS

IBM

15%HPQ

2%

Y/Y Storage-related Revenue Growth Q2 2005

Source: Public Reports


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Gartner Group Vendor Rating Comparisons

Overall Rating Analyst Comments

NetApp PositiveRemains a leader in the NAS market and offers SANs, disk-based backup and recovery, and ILM

EMC PositiveContinues to expand its importance to its storage users, butstill has work to do to establish a long term leadershipposition in storage management software

HDS PromisingHigh end storage products sell well, but it must find apartner to distribute its midrange arrays and improve itssoftware and professional services

HP/NSS PromisingHas exercised good judgment in addressing overlappingstorage products. During the next 18 months, it mustresolve product development issues

IBM Storage PromisingHas good position in hardware, services, and financing. Ithas work to do to establish a long term leadership positionin storage software

StorageTek PromisingHaving some success in midrange disk, and a storagesoftware strategy is taking shape, in addition to its strengthas a tape vendor

SunCaution

Has created a storage division to drive sales, and continues

to invest to grow its storage portfolio and market share


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Unified Storage


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NAS(File)

True Unified Storage

Departmental

iSCSI

Enterprise

SAN(Block)

FibreChannel

Enterprise

DedicatedEthernet

SAN NASDepartmental

CorporateLAN

NetApp

FAS

System and serverbased functionality


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NetAppStorage Appliances

50 TB

2 TB

100 TB

84 TB

FAS250

8 TB

FAS270

96 TB

8 TB48 TB

50 TBFAS3020

FAS3050

FAS960

FAS980


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NetAppStorage Appliances

50 TB

2 TB

100 TB

84 TB

FAS250

8 TB

FAS270

96 TB

8 TB48 TB

50 TBFAS3020

FAS3050

FAS960

FAS980

- One architecture- One management interface-One sets of functionality- Total interoperability- Know one, know them all


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NetAppFunctional Appliances

50 TB

2 TB

100 TB

84 TB

FAS250

8 TB

FAS270

96 TB

8 TB48 TB

50 TBFAS3020

FAS3050

FAS960

FAS980Virtual Tape Library (VTL)- 4.5 TB to 168 TB

Encryption (Decru)

Information Management and classification(Kazeon)


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FAS200 Series Front View

Up to fourteen drives in base unit

iSCSI, FC-SAN*, CIFS, NFS

*FAS270


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Fibre

Channelor SCSI to

tape

System Basic ComponentsFAS3000 and FAS900

FCP

Dual-attach

fibre channelor SATA*disk shelves

iSCSI

Single or dual HeadNFS / CIFS / FTP

over

100Mb/GbE

*FAS3000


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V-Series Product Line: 2005

FAS and the V-Serieshave similarcapabilities

84 TB

50 TB

24/48 TB

GF960

8 TB

GF980

GF270c

48/96 TB

Supported back-end platforms IBM: ESS, DS8000, DS4000

HP: XP

HDS: USB/Tagma, 99xx, 95xx

Engenio

STK

Future back-end platforms

V3050

V3020


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A Fundamentally Simpler Approach

Unrivaled synergy: everything works together

Unique leverage: everything can do more

Simpler administration: one process works everywhere

Easier to deploy: less to learn means reduced training

Primary

Secondary

Backup

Compliance

Disaster Recovery

SAN

iSCSI

NAS

NFS

CIFS

Unified Unified Unified

High-end FC

Midrange FC

Midrange ATA

Low-end ATA

Virtualization


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Typical Data Center

E-mailServers

SQL ServersystemsSAN

Windows & UnixFile Servers

Windows and Unix App., B/R Severs

Oracle, DB2Unix Servers

Other Servers

Tape


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Typical Data CenterFile Server -Consolidation

E-mailServers





Other Servers

Windows and Unix File servicewithout

Windows and Unix File servers

CIFS/NFS

Tape

FASxxxGeneral FASxxx / NearStore

Very high performance

Virtual Filsystem (WAFL)

Flexible volymes / Aggregat

All disks works for all volumes (LUNs)

High Availability


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Typical Data CenterNFS mounted databases

E-mailServers




Other Servers

Databaser over NFS, is that good? Oracle

100% app development environmentNetApp +600TB

60% DB dev. Environment NetApp+200TB

98% Oracle on Demand ASP-miljn NetApp +400TB

95% all Linux-based system NetApp

60% all internal production - NetApp

CIFS/NFS


Tape

FASxxx


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Typical Data CenteriSAN (iSCSI) block access over IP

SAN

Tape



Other Servers

iSAN/iSCSI SAN over IP

Server environment not yetconsolidated

Consolidated functionality

CIFS/NFS


iSCSI

E-mailServers

SQL Serversystems

Tape

FASxxx


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Typical Data CenterFC-SAN

SAN



Other Servers

CIFS/NFS


iSCSI

E-mailServers

SQL Serversystems

FC_

SAN

Tape

FASxxx


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Typical Data CenterConsolidated functionality

SAN



Other Servers

CIFS/NFS


iSCSI

E-mailServers

SQL Serversystems

FC_

SAN

Example on consolidated functionality

Global SnapShot and Cloning

Global reserv capacity pool

Consolidated management

Tape

FASxxx


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BackupSnapshot (FREE)

Safe: Read-only, INSTANTfreeze framed version of afilers file system at somepast point in time

Efficient: Consumes noadditional disk spaceuntil/unless filesystemchanges

Accessible: End-users servethemselves via specialsubdirectories

Automated: Scheduled

(hourly, daily, weekly) by theadministrator or on-demand

Robust: Up to 255Snapshots* per volume withno overhead

* per file system


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ExampleConsolidate Databases/Application data

Perform full backups in

seconds using logical copiesof data (SnapShot) Backup operations are fully

automated

Restore Exchange in minutes

PrimaryStorage

FC orIP SAN

Exchange Environment

Time to Backup: Seconds

Snapshots

Time to Restore: Minutes

Snapshots

Centralise backup

Also extend capacity withoutdowntime


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Example of additional functionalityRapid Access to Exchange Archive Data

Rapidly recover storagegroup,message, folder, or

mailbox From any location or media

From any logical Snapcopy


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Typical Data CenterBackup-to-Disk (B-2-D)

SAN



Other Servers

CIFS/NFS


iSCSI

E-mailServers

SQL Server

systems

FC_

SAN

Backup-till-Disk - SnapVault

Automated backup/restore

Upto 255 copies per volume

Incremental forever Symantec integration

Cost savings

Tape

FASxxx

NearStore

SnapVault

Backup

1. Baseline copy of data to be backed up2. From there on, Incremental forever


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Typical Data CenterBackup-till-Disk (B-2-D) Open System SnapVault (OSSV)

SAN



Other Servers

CIFS/NFS


iSCSI

E-mailServers

SQL Server

systems

FC_

SAN

Open System SnapVault (OSSV)

Same functionality as SnapVault

Automated Backup/Restore for remoteservers (Windows, Unix & Linux)

Automated Backup/Restore for other SAN

and non-SAN servers

Cost savings Tape

FASxxx

NearStore

SnapVault

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Typical Data CenterDisaster Recovery - Mirroring

SAN



CIFS/NFS


iSCSI

E-mailServers

SQL Server

systems

FC_

SAN

SnapMirror

Disaster/Recovery

Data Mirroring Syncronous, asyncronous and/or semi

syncronous

All types of NetApp FAS and/or R200s

Can be combined with other softwaresTape

FASxxxSnapVault



SnapMirror

NearStore

Other Servers


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Data Replication /Disaster Recovery

SnapMirror


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DR Portfolio

Availability HighLow

Cost

Electronic Vaulting

Synchronous Replication

Semi-Synch Replication

Asynch Replication

MetroCluster

SnapMirror

SnapVault


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SnapMirror

Simplified & Cost Effective DR withSnapMirror

Simple, flexible and cost-effective

SnapMirror Value Proposition

BenefitsSimple

Simple configuration

Integrated with SnapManager

Simplified failover/failback - MultiStore

Flexible

Address a broad range of DR requirements

Operate with FC or IP network

Mirror to/from any NetApp system

Multi-hop, cascading

Cost-effective

Mirror to inexpensive targets

Supports all SLAs

Bandwidth efficient with BLI changes

Leverage low cost IP networks

Backup data can be made writeable

LAN

Primary Data Center

DR Site

FAS FAS

NearStore

FAS


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How simple is it?

SnapMirror Async (5 minute updates)src:/vol/v1 dst:/vol/v1 5 * * *

SnapMirror Syncsrc:/vol/v1 dst:/vol/v1 sync

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SnapMirror Deployment Options

AsyncSync

Cascading

Many-to-oneMultiple hops

FAS

NearStoreAsymmetric replication

Heterogeneousreplication with V-Series

V-Series FASEnterprise

Storage Array


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Data Replication /Disaster Recovery

MetroCluster


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MetroCluster At-A-Glance

An integrated high availability and businesscontinuance solution for metropolitan and campusareas

Combines software and hardware capabilities todeliver disaster recovery at remote site with No data loss Very fast recovery Transparen failover Unmatched simplicity

Shipping since December 2002


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vol X

vol Y

What is a MetroCluster?

Building A

LAN

Building B

vol X

vol Y

Traditional Clustered Storage system

Cluster interconnectA-loopB-loop

M Cl S h Cl


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MetroCluster Stretch ClusterHighest level of availability

Building A

LAN

Cluster interconnectA-loopB-loop

vol X

vol Y vol X

vol Y

Building B

The MetroCluster Infrastructure will act as it was one single system

Supports FASxxx and V-series

FASxxxxFASxxxx

M t Cl t Sh t Di t


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MetroCluster Short Distance(


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MetroCluster Long Distance(>500 meters)

BuildingA

BuildingB

LAN

Cluster interconnect

FC over dark fibre

BenefitsDisaster protectionComplete redundancyUp-to-date mirrorSite failover

vol Yvol X vol Yvol X

FC switches are Brocade

T i l D t C t


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Typical Data CenterCooperation, complementary and flexibility

SAN



CIFS/NFS

Oracle, DB2

Unix Servers

iSCSI

E-mailServers

SQL Server

systems

FC_

SAN

Complementary to other soliutions

Example: OSSV from existing SAN tl NearStore

Archive, WORM etc.

Virtuell Tape

Etc.

Tape

FASxxxSnapVault



SnapMirror

NearStore

Other Servers

Tape


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Examples


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Effects of functionality


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High Available Storage Solution

SnapMirrorOr

MetroCluster

SnapVault

1. User or application access T1

Geographical separation

T1 T2

T3

2. SnapShot each 15 minutes*

3. SnapMirror each 15 minutes*

4. SnapVault twice a day*

*Different intervalls can be selected based on business requirements

Unique NetApp softwaresolution

Focus on BusinessRequirements

Flexible configuration options


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Example - Before, conceptual picture

GbESwitch

WIndows 2K/2003 med MSSQL etc.i genomsnitt 72 GB interndisk i varje

4 x FILSERVRAR ~1TB

EXCHANGE ~340GB

Unix-servrar med Oracle

Legato Networker Backup ver LAN

Totalkapacitet 7 TB


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Example - Complexity

GbESwitch

- Islands of information

- High level of complexity- High TCO- High level of risks- Backup/Restore problems- Resource intensive-...


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Example After

GbESwitch

NetAppFAS3020

StorageSystem

NetAppFAS3020/SATA

- Simple administration- Dynamic Spare cap.- SnapShot/SnapRestore- Backup-2-Disk- SnapMirror- SnapDrive- SnapManager (Exch/SQL)- DFM- CIFS, iSCSI Protocols

- TCO- ...

SnapMirror

CIFS

NFS

iSCSI


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