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Automate Private Cloud Protection and Recovery with Microsoft System Center 2012 – Data Protection Manager Annur Sumar – Concurrency [MVP]Islam Gomaa – Kivuto [MVP]Neela Syam Kolli – Senior Program Manager, Microsoft
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Session Objectives and TakeawaysSession Objectives• Leverage System Center to provision, configure and manage DPM• Leverage DPM Scale Out feature to protect large-scale clusters
Key Takeaways• Leverage DPM as an enterprise ready, flexible backup solution to disk, tape and cloud• Leverage DPM to protect Microsoft workloads• Leverage DPM to do “Application consistent” backup of Linux VMs • Leverage System Center to deploy, configure and manage DPM• Leverage DPM Scale Out feature to protect large-scale private cloud deployments
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Online Snapshots (up to 512)
Disk-based Recovery
Tape-based Backup
Data Protection Manager
Up to Every 15 minutes
Disaster Recoverywith offsite replication & tape
Data Protection Manager
Active Directory®
System State
file services
BMR
System Center - Data Protection Manager Overview
Windows Azure Backup Service
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Manage with System Center4
Best backup solution for Microsoft workloads
3
Flexible and efficient protection of private cloud deployments
2
“Enterprise Ready” Backup Solution
Scale
•A DPM can protect 100 production servers•A DPM can protect 80TB of production data•A single Central Console can manage as many as 100 DPM servers.
Reliability
•Auto protect new databases/files/clients within SQL/SharePoint instances/clients•Auto job re-run and improved self-healing•Auto grow storage on need basis
Performan
ce
•Faster backups of all data sources using Express Full Technology•Backup full content only once and only changes after that
Manageability
•Single Central Console can manage 100 DPM servers•90% of actions can be taken from Central console itself•SLA based alert mechanism and alert resolution
Rich Offsit
e Backup
Capability
•Disk to Tape•Disk to Disk to Azure using DPM to Azure•Disk to Disk to Disk/Tape using DPM 2 DPM 4 DR
“Enterprise Ready” backup solution1
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Deployments
• Protect VMs deployed on• Hyper-V over CSV Clusters• Hyper-V over Remote SMB
Efficiency
• Faster backups with Express Full Technology• Reduce storage consumption by excluding page file
Scale
• Protect large-scale clusters using DPM scale out architecture
Flexibility
• Let Fabric Admin migrate VM anywhere in the data center, DPM will continue VM protection
• Protect VMs to Azure using Windows Azure Backup
“Enterprise Ready” backup solution1
Best backup solution for Microsoft workloads
3
Flexible and efficient protection of private cloud deployments
2
Manage with System Center4
Protect Private Cloud Deployments
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SQL
• End User Recovery• Supports all SQL configurations: Mirroring, Clustering and “Always ON”
Exchange
• Enhance DAG continuity of service SLAs• Provide protection against total data loss due to logical corruptions
SharePoint
• Protect at farm level, search and recover at granular level• Automatic discover and protection of new databases
Client
• Auto protecting new clients• End User Recovery• Protect over VPN/Direct Access
File System
• End User Recovery• Efficient protection of “Dedup” volumes
“Enterprise Ready” backup solution1
Best backup solution for Microsoft workloads
3
Flexible and efficient protection of private cloud deployments
2
Manage with System Center4
Yes… DPM can do application aware backup
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DPM and System Center better together
Active Directory
Up to Every 15 minutes
File Services
Client
“Enterprise Ready” backup solution1
Best backup solution for Microsoft workloads
3
Flexible and efficient protection of private cloud deployments
2
Orchestrator
Virtual Machine Manager
Operations Manager
Data Protection Manager
Manage with System Center4
Service Manager
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SC 2012 R2: Data Protection ManagerPrivate Cloud Protection“Application Consistent” backup of Linux VMs – VM doesn’t need to go offline for backup anymore
DPM can be completely virtual
DPM can leverage VHD/VHDX as its storage
Leverage SynthFC to provide tape support
DPM can now leverage SQL Cluster for its DB needs
Leverage VMM Service template to provision DPM
Leverage Orchestrator Run Books for configuring DPM and Production Server
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Protect large-scale clusters using DPM Scale Out A 64 node cluster with 4000 cannot be protected by a single DPM serverMultiple DPM severs can be leveraged to protect this cluster using DPM scale out feature
Deploy multiple DPM servers
Connect/attach these DPM servers to all nodes in the cluster
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Demo:Provision DPM using VMM service templateProtect large-scale clusters using DPM scale outApp Consistent protection of Linux VMsIslam Gomaa
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Provision DPM using VMM service template• Leverage VMM Service Template to deploy DPM• Use Orchestrator Run Books to configure DPM
VMM Server Hyper-V Servers
DPM Server
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Protect large-scale clusters using DPM Scale Out
Data Protection Manager
Data Protection Manager
Storage
Hyper-V cluster
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SC 2012 R2: Data Protection ManagerIntegrated offsite data protection to AzureAzure integrated service to manage your subscription
Single billing for all of your Azure consumption
Protect SQL, File Server, VM workloads to Azure
Faster backup to Azure using Express Full technology
Ability to see data sources protected to Azure on Azure Portal
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Backup As a Service• Leverage Service Manager Ticketing System to deploy • Use Orchestrator Run Books to configure DPM
Service Manager
Orchestrator
Virtual Machine Manager
Data Protection Manager
Hyper-V Servers
VM
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Demo:User SC Service Manager to provide backup as a service
Annur Sumar
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DPM and System Center better together
Active Directory
Up to Every 15 minutes
File Services
Client
“Enterprise Ready” backup solution1
Best backup solution for Microsoft workloads
3
Flexible and efficient protection of private cloud deployments
2
Orchestrator
Virtual Machine Manager
Operations Manager
Data Protection Manager
Manage with System Center4
Service Manager
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Related contentBreakout Sessions
MDCB201 - Microsoft System Center 2012 – Orchestrator: Crash CourseMDCB202 - Running and Managing Linux and Unix with Hyper-V and Microsoft System CenterMDCB203 - Deploying Applications in Microsoft System Center 2012 – Virtual Machine Manager Using ServicesMDCB204 – Microsoft System Center 2012 – Orchestrator: Integration Packs
Find Me Later At... System Center booth Ask The ExpertsEmail @ [email protected]
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Track resourceshttp://blogs.technet.com/b/dpm
http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/category/dpm
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Track resourcesLearn more about Windows Server 2012 R2 Preview, download the datasheet and evaluation bits on http://aka.ms/WS2012R2Learn more about System Center 2012 R2 Preview, download the datasheet and evaluation bits on http://aka.ms/SC2012R2
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