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Meeting the Data Protection Demands of a 24x7 Economy
Steve Morihiro
VP, Programs & Technology
Quantum Storage Solutions Group
Data Protection SpectrumSynchronous
Mirroring
AsynchronousMirroring orReplication
SnapshotData Protection
Backup
Archiving
RestoreTime
Slow
Fast
Costper GB
Low
High
Retention
Long
Short
Reliability
High
High
DataDensity
High
Low
Demand for Backup is Growing• Despite the economic cycle, the core rate of
data generation continues to be high– Reducing cost of data generation– Rich media– Supply-side economics
• Data protection is becoming more critical for all organizations– Well over 99% of business information is digital– Most new business information is born digital
The amount of data that will require protection will continue to double
annually
There’s a Lot of Data to Protect
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20%
40%
60%
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100%
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Disk Capacity (Tbytes)Source: Network Computing; 2000
Organizations
Median Mean
Backup is Pervasive
• Backup is the primary means of data protection for 90% of IT organizations
• Backup complements other data replication techniques such as mirroring for high-performance IT organizations
• Backup provides affordable, but limited, alternative to formal disaster recovery capability for small IT organizations
Backup is Big• Data Protection is 30% of the total cost of
data ownership– Economic impact: $100B - $150B
• Data Protection hardware, software and services– $44B market in 2000
• Backup is 30% of the Data Protection market– $13B in 2000
• Significant presence– Tape library installed base is over 300,000 units
Backup is Changing• Scale is increasing rapidly
– In 1998 1 in 6 had more than 1TB of on-line disk– In 2001 1 in 2 had more than 1TB of on-line disk
• Backup moved to the network even faster than primary storage
• NDMP enabled serverless backup • Ad hoc disk-based techniques have emerged
– Backup staging on primary disk– Replication on NAS
• Recent emphasis on vaulting and archiving
Backup is “Killer App” for SANs• Data protection is the largest single element of
data TCO
• Capital costs are less than 20% of data protection cost
Source: Gartner Group & SSP Quote
Annual Cost per GB
$0
$50
$100
$150
$200
Internal Ext DCS SAN NAS SSP
~$100/GB
Challenges in Backup Today• Backup is mission-critical: data is more
voluminous, valuable and vulnerableBUT
• Backup takes too long• Low confidence in completing backup• Restore takes too long
AND• Since data protection is the largest single
component of data ownership cost, must preserve existing backup investments
Multiple Versions of Backup Data
System Storage :: Applications Storage0 10 20
Changed Blocks Only
SynchronousMirroring
AsynchronousMirroring orReplication
SnapshotData Protection
Backup
Archiving
Backup Data Kept for Years
Retention Period
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SynchronousMirroring
AsynchronousMirroring orReplication
SnapshotData Protection
Backup
Archiving
Disk and Tape are Converging
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Capacity Ratio: DLTtape Cartridge to System Disk
Disk and Tape Costs Converging
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$/GB
Disk
Tape Drive
RAID
Tape Library
Tape Media
Disk Emerging for BackupSynchronous
Mirroring
AsynchronousMirroring orReplication
SnapshotData Protection
Backup
Archiving
PrimaryDisk
Tape
EnhancedBackup
PrimaryDisk
Tape
Enhanced Backup• Backup solutions include two distinct functions
– Backup Target : Interface to the on-line data system
– Backup Archive : Preservation and management of backup records
• These functions are not separable in traditional tape backup solutions
• Enhanced Backup augments the backup model by utilizing– Disk-based systems for the Backup Target– Tape-based systems for the Backup Archive
Enhanced Backup Architecture
BackupApplication
BackupServer
Backup Archive
Backup
Archive
Restore
BackupTarget
Market Projection
• Strategic Research has defined the Backup Array: equivalent to the EBSI Backup Target– Virtual Tape– Backup-to-Disk– Point-in-Time Backup– Snapshot Backup
• $1.6B in 2001
• 34% CAGR Source: Strategic Research Corp., 2002
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2001 2002 2003 2004 2005
Revenue ($B)
Enhanced Backup Opportunities• Addresses Key Customer Issues
– Minimizes time for backup– Improves confidence of completing backups– Reduces latency to restore
• Flexibility--Establish different quality of backup service on a per application basis
• Scalability--Scale the backup target to extend higher quality of restore service
• Improved DR Protection—Cost-effective tape cartridges can be moved off-site with minimal delay
• Improved System Reliability—Minimizes exchanges of removable media and maximizes streaming of tape drives
Software Considerations• Multi-target support• Cartridge copying/cloning
– Dual cartridge residency– Flexible cartridge characteristics
• Backup Target / Archive Target coordination– Data Migration – Heterogeneous Device Support– Media Conversion – System Optimization
• “Serverless archive”• Synthetic full backup• MAN/WAN integration• Backup data post processing
Enhanced Backup Solutions Initiative
• Open industry forum dedicated to improving and extending the backup model of data protection through education, communication and coordination activities
• Initial focus– Integration of disk-based backup targets, network storage
systems and storage device virtualization into backup solutions
– Publication of co-authored white papers and promotion of best practices for backup
• Clearinghouse for questions and inquiries for individual backup users or user groups
Summary• The continued growth of digital data will drive
demand for backup data protection• Reliability, scalability, cost, and physical density will
continue to be important for backup solutions• Tape has excellent, cost-effective archival
characteristics and will continue to play a significant role in backup
• Disk-based backup targets will complement tape in enhanced backup solutions for critical data protection applications