Disaster recovery and the cloud
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This document summarizes the need for disaster recovery and how cloud computing can help address that need. It discusses how downtime from disasters costs businesses billions annually. More companies now prioritize improving disaster recovery capabilities. Traditional approaches like backups and duplicate infrastructure are costly and complex. Virtualization allows workloads to be replicated to virtual machines in the cloud for fast recovery. PlateSpin Protect and Forge products help businesses replicate workloads to hosted virtual recovery hosts in the cloud, enabling one-click testing and recovery of workloads within minutes in the event of a disaster.
Disaster recovery and the cloud
- 1. Disaster Recovery and the CloudJason DeaProduct Marketing ManagerSeptember 2011
- 2. AgendaThe need for disaster recovery (DR)Cloud computing overviewVirtualization and disaster recoveryPlateSpin® Protect and PlateSpin Forge®
- 3. The Need for Disaster Recovery
- 4. Why Downtime Matters$41.3 BillionTotal economic damage from disaster in 2009*$10.8 BillionEconomic impact felt in the U.S. from disasters in 2009**September 2, 2010 , Business Continuity and Disaster Recovery are top IT Priorities for 2010 and 2011 - Forrester
- 5. Becoming a PriorityBetter able to identify and quantify riskBetter understanding of economic impactLess tolerance for downtime and data loss 78%of enterprises have indicated that improving disaster recovery capabilities is a high priority*Critical Priority 30% - High Priority 48% *Jan. 25, 2010 – The State of Enterprise IT: 2009 to 2010 - Forrester
- 8. From a Big Box to a Big Cloud
- 10. The Cloud Stack
- 11. Your cloud, my cloudPublic
- 12. Scalable and elastic computing services offered to external customers via the Internet.
- 13. Typically multi-tenant, where multiple customers are able to share a single set of resources.
- 14. Private
- 15. Dynamic and scalable computer services offered to internal customers using equipment the customer owns and delivered over a private network.Traditional Approaches to DR
- 16. Backup Your DataFocus is on protecting data
- 17. Tape backup
- 18. Imaging
- 19. Poor performance
- 20. Slow RTO, RPO (days)
- 21. Hidden costs
- 22. How do we get the data backin to a useable state?
- 23. How long to rebuild server?Double Infrastructure Focus is on protecting applicationClusteringLike-for-like infrastructurePerformance, but at what price?Near-zero RTO, RPOHigh costDuplicate infrastructureManagement complexity
- 25. Bridging the GapDuplicationBackup•Fast RTO and RPO• Duplicate resources• Costly and complex• Slow RTO and RPO• Over commitment of recovery resources
- 26. Consolidated RecoverySolutionReplicate workload into an offline virtual machineOne-click failoverOne-click test restoreFlexible failbackVirtual production serversPhysical production serversVirtual recovery hostsPhysical production servers
- 27. Protect to the CloudVirtual production serversWide Area NetworkHosted Virtual Recovery HostsPhysical production servers
- 29. PlateSpin® ProtectWhole-workload protection for all server workloads.PhysicalserversVirtualhostsImagearchivesBladeserversWorkload decoupledfrom hardwareBackup to virtual machinesIncrementalreplicationOne-click failoverEasy to test
- 30. PlateSpin Forge®World’s first disaster recovery hardware appliance with virtualizationProtects up to 25 workloadsPlateSpin Forge includes:• Storage• Replication software• HypervisorPlug-in and protect solution for :• Medium enterprises• Branch use for large enterprises
- 31. Building a Protection Cloud
- 32. Build a Recovery Cloud= PlateSpin Protect + Virtual ResourcesPlateSpin ProtectRecovery CloudVirtual ResourcesSite ASite BSite C
- 33. Setup Workload ReplicationsScheduled replications: Workload changes are automatically replicated into virtual machines inside the Recovery CloudReplicate every hour (1h RPO) Recovery Cloud
- 34. Easy Test Failover Test Failover: recover workloads in isolated virtual networks to avoid production disruptionsRecovery CloudUsers connect to running workloads to test their applicationsIsolated Virtual Network
- 35. Recover Workloads In MinutesOffline Detection: PlateSpin Protect sends out notification when the protected workload goes offlineFailover: Workloads are recovered in minutes inside the Recovery Cloud Recovery CloudUsers connect to workloads running in the Recovery Cloud
- 36. Restore the Production EnvironmentFailback: move the workload back into production to the same or a different host Recovery CloudVirtual or Physical Host
- 38. On-PremiseService Provider Data CenterProduction Data CenterRecovery ResourcesProtected WorkloadsWANProtect NodeProtect Management ConsoleAdministrator
- 39. Virtual Private CloudService Provider Data CenterCustomer Data CenterProtect NodeProtected WorkloadsWANRecovery ResourcesProtect Management ConsoleAdministrator
- 40. Hybrid ModelService Provider Data CenterCustomer Data CenterRecovery ResourcesRecovery ResourcesProtect NodeWANProtect NodeProtected WorkloadsProtected WorkloadsAdministratorProtect Management Console
- 42. Customer SuccessesNichols College “Disaster recovery solutions can be very complex ... PlateSpin Forge is very straightforward. There’s just one piece of hardware to manage. It’s low maintenance, and has low overhead. Without it, we certainly would have spent more money on another disaster recovery solution that would have required more resources to support it.”http://www.novell.com/success/nichols_college.htmlReed Smith LLP"With PlateSpin Protect, we can recover multiple sites with the same set of hardware quite easily, in a matter of minutes."http://www.novell.com/success/reed_smith.html
- 43. Download a FREE eBookFive Things You Need to Know About Disaster Recovery Planning www.novell.com/ebook-sept
- 46. This document could include technical inaccuracies or typographical errors. Changes are periodically made to the information herein. These changes may be incorporated in new editions of this document. NetIQ Corporation may make improvements in or changes to the software described in this document at any time.Copyright © 2011 NetIQ Corporation. All rights reserved.ActiveAudit, ActiveView, Aegis, AppManager, Change Administrator, Change Guardian, Compliance Suite, the cube logo design, Directory and Resource Administrator, Directory Security Administrator, Domain Migration Administrator, Exchange Administrator, File Security Administrator, Group Policy Administrator, Group Policy Guardian, Group Policy Suite, IntelliPolicy, Knowledge Scripts, NetConnect, NetIQ, the NetIQ logo, PSAudit, PSDetect, PSPasswordManager, PSSecure, Secure Configuration Manager, Security Administration Suite, Security Manager, Server Consolidator, VigilEnt, and Vivinet are trademarks or registered trademarks of NetIQ Corporation or its subsidiaries in the United States and other countries.
Editor's Notes
- #30: In this solution, the management console resides on the SP side. Key Features:Licensing and management console resides on the SP premiseProtect Node does all execution locallyUses customer’s infrastructure for the recovery resourcesWho is it for?Customers interested in WRaaS (subscription model for their workloads)Security conscious – unwilling\\unable to have workloads in an external cloudHave excess capacity within their own datacenterDon’t want to “own” the licenses
- #31: In this solution, the management console resides on the SP side. Key Features:DR infrastructure resides entirely within the SP datacenterSelf-Service front-end allows customers to manage their own DRWho is it for?Customers interested in WRaaS (subscription model for their workloads)SMBs or customer looking for offsite DRMost common use case for WRaaS based on feedback
- #32: In this solution, the management console resides on the SP side. Key Features:Self-Service front-end allows customers to manage their own DRRecovery resources reside in both customer and SP datacentersHave the ability to protect workloads both onsite and offsiteA single point of management for administratorsWho is it for?Customers who need recovery with higher performanceInstances where not all workloads can be hosted off-site – due to RTO requirements or security concernsWhen there’s a need to bring together public and private resources seamlessly