Chapter 1:HP Openview Data protector(Introduction)

Course Outlines Data Protector Introduction Data Protector Introduction

Media management

Backup devices Backup devices

Backup terms and concepts

Backup Specification Backup Specification

Restoring Data

Data Protector Internal Database Data Protector Internal Database

Monitoring , Reporting and Notification

D t P t t A t l d it Data Protector Access control and security

Why Protect Data?

80% of companies without well-conceived data protection and recovery strategies go out of business within 2 years of a major disasterof business within 2 years of a major disaster

Source: US National Archives and Records Administration

93% of companies in the US that lost their 93% of companies in the US that lost their data centre for 10 days or more due to disaster filed for bankruptcy within one year of h dithe disaster

Source: Boston Computing Analysts 2003

Level Of Data Protection

Information Lifecycle ManagmentManagment

Agendag

Define ILMThe ILM StackElements of the ILM StackSteps to Applying ILMp pp y g

Life without a proper file management t tstrategy…

The IT & Storage Challengee & Sto age C a e ge

Anticipated Data Growth

Primary Data Stored Total Data Stored

You must do a LOT more with Less.

Volume of Information

Value of InformationPrimary Data Stored Total Data Stored Value of Information

Apps/Sources of Information

Time to Retain Informationmt.

Archive

Data

Vol

ume

Copies of Information

Complexity to Manage Information

Protect / Archive

mat

ion

Mg

Data Protection

Cost to Manage Information

RELATIVE IT Manage / Store

Info

rm

PrimaryStorage

Time BUDGETS!

THE RELEVANCE OF ILM TODAYTHE RELEVANCE OF ILM TODAY

Information Lifecycle Management (ILM)

“Classifying, managing, and moving information to the most cost effective data repository based on the value of each piece of information at that exact point in time.”

Implications:

• Not all information is created equal…and neither are your storage options

Information value changes over time both upward and downward• Information value changes over time…both upward and downward

• Data repositories should be dynamically matched with information value for security, protection and cost

Information Lifecycle Management

Actively managing

Management

Information management today

Create and modify

Actively managing information:

• From creation to

Remove

P t t d Replicate and distribute

Protect and recover

deletion • According to its

changing business

Protect and recover

Create d

Archive and recall

Remove

relevance over time • With automation to

enforce application-f l

Archive and recall

and modify

Removespecific policies • To align with

business and application needsapplication needs

St t R l ILMSteps to Real ILM

Best of BreedApplications Customer’s Choice

DataManagementServices

A Data ClassificationB Data ManagementC Data Movement (bi-directional)

StorageInfrastructure

Network

41 3 51 2 6

EnterpriseDisk

Object-Based File Stores

SATA/JBOD

AccessTape

Mid-levelDisk

CapacityTape

Driving Cost from Storage

Storage

InfrastructureStorageInfrastructure

Network

SATA/

4

Mid l l

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6

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Mid-levelDisk

Based File Stores

AccessTape

CapacityTape

EnterpriseDisk

XP or EVA MSA Near Online Backup/ VLS

Tape Library VaultingNAS / File library py

Software IntelligenceDataDataManagementServices

A Data Classification

B Data Management

C Data Movement (bi-directional)

Archive

Where to store

Data Classification Intelligence

Business Value• Period in Time• Customer Usage• Competitive Advantage

Compliance

• Retention Period• Type of Storage• Accessibility

• Where to store• How long in this tier• Archive attributes

• Competitive Advantage• Accessibility

DataData

DataM t

A Data ClassificationB D t M tManagement

ServicesB Data ManagementC Data Movement (bi-directional)

UsageSuccess

• Did my backups

Data Management Intelligence

• How is my data allocated• How much of my BCV’s are used• What business units drive usage

Status

• What device is down• What is my

• Did my backups complete• How long did it take• Where are my weak points• What is my

performance• What capacity limit

points

DataData

DataM t

A Data ClassificationB D t M tManagement

ServicesB Data ManagementC Data Movement (bi-directional)

Data MovementIntelligence

Bi-Directional

Across all 6 tiers

te ge ce

Intelligent Network•Virtualisation•HeterogeneousReplicate Mirror SNAP

Automated

• Based on Classification• Managed by

• Across all 6 tiers

Data

•Replicate, Mirror, SNAP• Managed by software

Data

DataM t

A Data ClassificationB D t M tManagement

ServicesB Data ManagementC Data Movement (bi-directional)

Steps to Real ILMEnabling

AssessManageEnabling

ServicesImplement

Design ManageMaintain

Best of BreedApplications Customer’s Choice

D t A Data ClassificationDataManagementServices

A Data ClassificationB Data ManagementC Data Movement (bi-directional)

N kStorageInfrastructure

Network

Object41 3 51 2 6

EnterpriseDisk

Object-Based File Stores

SATA/JBOD

AccessTape

Mid-levelDisk

CapacityTape

Understanding the Business ValueValue

Objective: Align storage cost with your information’s valueValue can be relative to age, criticality (business process) &/or time

Manage: Information Lifecycle Management

Policy-based migration software

ROI Tool nowavailable

ecyc e a age e

Policy based

Aging 30 days

Application Server

Online (ms)

Inline (ms)ATA disk

Policy-based migration software

HighHighHighHighInline (ms)

Aging 3 months

Policy-based migration software

DataValue

Nearline (sec)Aging to 1 Year

Tape Librarysoftware

ReferenceFrequency

TapeArchive (min)

Aging to 1+ Years

DeletionLowLowLowLow

Time

HP offers the most extensive storage offering on the planet! storage offering on the planet!

SoftwareHP OpenView Continuous Access Storage

HP OpenViewMedia

HP OpenView StorageArea

HP OpenViewData

HP StorageWorksarray platform

HP

Software Appliance(CASA)

OperationsManager Protectory p

software

HP StorageWorksMSA1000

HP StorageWorks NAS solutions

HP StorageWorksModular Array,

HP StorageWorks

HP StorageWorks Services a

Networkstorage

Enterprise Modular Array and Enterprise Virtual Array

Disk Array XPVirtual Array

and solutio

InfrastructureIP network

SAN

iSCSI storage router HP StorageWorks Core and Director Switches

FC SAN Switch topologies HP StorageWorks Director and Edge Switch topologies

ons

Nearline

HP StorageWorks Tape Drives and Autoloaders

HP StorageWorks Magneto-Optical (MO)

HP Media HP StorageWorks ESL Enterprise Library series

HP StorageWorks MSL Tape Drive and SSL series

storage Jukeboxesy

Data Protector in theData Protector in theStorageWorks Software Portfolio

Data Protection DeviceReplicationa a o ec oand Recovery

•HP Data Protector•HP StorageWorks Data Protector

Express

ev ceManagement

•HP StorageWorks XP Software•Command View AE•Cache LUN

ep ca o

•HP OpenView Storage Mirroring•HP StorageWorks Business Copy•HP StorageWorks Continuous Access

W k lExpress•HP StorageWorks Continuous

Information Capture•HP StorageWorks Application

Recovery Manager•HP StorageWorks Fast Recovery

•Auto LUN•LUN Configuration and Security

Manager•Performance Advisor •Performance Control•R M d

•HP StorageWorks Cluster Extension•HP StorageWorks Flex Copy•HP StorageWorks Replication

Solutions Manager

Storage ResourceData Archive

and Migration

•Resource Manager and Data Exchange

•Data Shredder•Disk/Cache Partition

•HP StorageWorks EVA Software•Command View

k f b I f t t

Storage ResourceManagement

•HP Storage Essentials Suite

Command View•HP StorageWorks B-Series Switch

Software•HP StorageWorks M-Series Switch

Software

•HP StorageWorks RIM for Databases •HP StorageWorks RIM for Messaging•HP StorageWorks RIM for Files•HP StorageWorks File Migration Agent•HP StorageWorks File System Extender•HP StorageWorks Medical Archive

Infrastructure

•HP StorageWorks Secure Path•HP OpenView Storage Volume Growth•HP OpenView Storage Virtual •HP StorageWorks Medical Archive

System•HP OpenView Storage Virtual

Replicator

DP Solves customer challengeCustomer challenges How Data Protector solves the problem

Hittingbackup windows

Data Protector reduces performance impact on application servers by eliminating the backup window via• On-line backupbac up do s p• Open File Backup• Zero Downtime Backup

M i Data Protector allows Instant Recovery by retrieving Meeting recovery time objectives

Data Protector allows Instant Recovery by retrieving the data directly from the replicas on disk, reducing recovery time to minutes, instead of hours.

• Less than half the cost than other solutions in the

Reduce operation &

Less than half the cost than other solutions in the market, even before you include support

Simplest and most flexible licensing model in the industrymanagement costs industry

Ease of deployment and use, saving operational efforts and costs (e.g. automated backup and recovery procedures, etc)

Data ProtectorData Protector

HP OpenView Storage Data Protector HP OpenView Storage Data Protector is a backup solution that provides reliable data protection and high accessibility for your fast growing business data.

About Backup and Data Protector

Why Data Protector ?

Scalable Architecture Central Administration High Performance High Performance Mixed Environment Support High Availability Automated Operation Service Management Integration with other application Integration with other application Monitoring and Reporting capabilities

DP High Availability integrationDescription

management t

p• Data Protector integrates with clusters, to

ensure fail-safe operation with the ability to backup virtual nodes

• Each Data Protector component can

fail over

systemLAN automatically fail over within a cluster. It also

enables the Data Protector management system itself to run on a cluster

Umedia agent

UsageServers that have to be available 24x7

BenefitsA ti d t t ti ti

SANAssures continue data protection operation

• ensuring data protection to continue to run, by running the management system on a cluster

i th t b k b t d b • ensuring that backup can be executed, by running the agents on a cluster

Introducing Backups and Restores

Wh t I B k ?What Is a Backup?

A b k i th t t A backup is a process that creates a copy of data on backup media.

Introducing Backups and Restores

Wh t I R t ?What Is a Restore?

A t i th t t th A restore is a process that recreates the original data from a backup copy.

Introducing Backups and Restores

N t k B k Network Backup•During backups in a network environment, data is transferred over the network from systems to be backed up to media on over the network from systems to be backed up to media on systems with backup devices, where the data is stored.

Introducing Backups and Restores

Di t B k Direct Backup

A direct backup is one in which you can send data directly from disk to tape in the SAN without involving a dedicated the SAN without involving a dedicated backup server for the data movement.

Data Protector Architecture

The Data P otecto cell sho n in fig e bello is a net o k The Data Protector cell, shown in figure bellow is a network environment that has a Cell Manager, client systems, and devices.

Data Protector ArchitectureData Protector Architecture

GUI Windows HP-UX Solaris Linux (patch

Cell Manager Windows (32/64 bit) (Intel EM64T, AMD x64) HP-UX Solaris Linux SuSE Red Hat

Application Agent SharePoint Portal Server

( h b d 6 0)

Disk Agent Windows

Linux (patch based on 6.0)

Linux SuSE, Red Hat(Xeon64, AMD64)

Media Agent

(patch based on 6.0) Data Protection Manager Oracle SQL Server Exchange Windows

HP-UX Linux Solaris AIX

T 64 UNIX

Media Agent Windows HP-UX Linux Solaris

AIX

Exchange VSS API Internet Info Server SAP R/3, SAP DB Informix

S b Tru64 UNIX MPE/iX OpenVMS (Alpha, IA64) NetWare SCO OpenServer; SCO Unixware

AIX Tru64 UNIX MPE/iX OpenVMS (Alpha, IA64) NetWare

Sybase Lotus Notes / Domino DB2 OpenView NNM

p SNI SINIX; SGI IRIX; NCR MP-RAS Additional platforms via NFS,

shared disk (CIFS) or NDMP

NetWare SCO OpenServer, Sinix

Data Protector Architecture

Operations in the CellOperations in the Cell

The Data Protector Cell Manager controls backup and restore sessions,which perform all the required actions for a backup or restorebackup or restore,respectively, as shown:

Enterprise Environments

The systems may be located in different geographical areas andThe systems may be located in different geographical areas andtime zones.

Enterprise Environments

MoMMoMData Protector provides the Manager-of-Managers to manage largeenvironments with multiple cells.

MOM Usage

Spreading the Clients in the WAN

Centralized reportingp g

Backup media and device sharing with CMMDB (Central Media Management DB)

Media Management

Using Media Pools

R i i d i B d Recognition and supporting Barcodes

Fully Automated Media Management Functionality Fully Automated Media Management Functionality

Backup Devices

D t P t t d fi Data Protector defines and models each device as a physical device with its own device with its own usage properties, such as the default pool.

User Interface

We can use User Interface to access all administration and configuration task in Data Protector

Use user interface in heterogeneous environment

User Interfaces

Data Protector GUIData Protector GUI

Steps to Setup Data Protector

Analyze Cell Manager Backup Clients S it G d Security Groups and users Backup Devices

Installing The DP Installing The DP

Configuring Backups Configuring Devices and Media Pools Configuring Devices and Media Pools Configuring Backup specification along with

IDB Backup Configuring Reports

Steps to Setup Data Protector

Data Protector Maintenance

Maintaining IDB

Configuring Reports

Vaulting Media

HP Storage EssentialsBackup Manager for HP Data ProtectorBackup Manager for HP Data Protector

Backup resource management and reporting to ensure healthand performance of data protection infrastructurep

Capabilities:Report backup resources, success/failure, SLA, backup volume job backup volume, job size, and client historyMaps backup dependencies on SAN resourcesExtends topology to tape libraries and drives, backup serversMonitors drive performanceperformanceHP Data ProtectorCell Manager 5.5 & 6.0 job status and details

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