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In this session we'll talk about hardware independence that's created by server virtualization. I'll cover the difference between image level versus file level backups. We'll touch on change block tracking, and then I'll cover some of the new features and possibilities that are made possible with virtualization backups, things like fast restore, replication, creating virtual labs and more. I'll cover why traditional backup software just doesn't understand virtualization, and then finally we'll end with what's the right tool for the job of backing up your virtual infrastructure. So with that, let's get started.
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David Davis
Twitter: @davidmdavisBlog: www.VMwareVideos.com
Disaster Recovery of VMware Workloads
About the speaker
Previous VMware Customer, IT Manager, Server & Network Admin with 18 years in IT
Contributor to industry publications
Agenda
Preparing for Disaster
Types of Disasters
RTO vs. RPO
VMware High Availability (VMHA)
VMware Fault Tolerance (FT)
VMware Site Recovery Manager (SRM)
SRM Requirements
Preparing for Disaster
Backing up VMs not enough
Backup data must be moved off-site
Preparation will avoid data loss
Many types of disasters can impact a VM environment
Preparing for Disaster
Virtualization makes backup and DR simple
Hardware independence
Image-based backups
Efficient resource
management – DRS
Automated failover and
replication
Types of Disaster Server failure = HA or FT VM corrupted = Veeam Backup & Replication, restore Datacenter failure = Replicated VM or VMware SRM
RTO vs. RPO
VM vs.
Recovery Point Objective (RPO)Recovery Time Objective (RTO)
VM business data
Amount of elapsed time allowed by business to recover data
Point time to which data must be recover
RTO and RPO negotiated to derive SLA
VMware High Availability (VMHA)
Graphic Thanks to VMware.com
VMware Fault Tolerance (FT)
Graphic Thanks to VMware.com
VMware Site Recovery Manager (SRM)
Graphic Thanks to VMware.com
SRM 4 Requirements
Replication-cable SAN hardware
Site to site network requirements
High bandwidth requirements vSphere and SRM
compatibility vSphere 4, vCenter 4 needed
for SRM
SAN-based Replication
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Hardware replication from SAN array
Continuous Data Protection (CDP)
Hardware and licensing investments
May require entire LUN replication
Frequent replication possible – but very expensive
What we covered
Preparing for Disaster
Types of Disasters
VMware High Availability (HA)
VMware Fault Tolerance (FT)
VMware Site Recovery Manager (SRM)
RTO vs. RPO
SRM Requirements
SAN-based Replication
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