’s Cloud Data Virtualization (CDV) IBM Offering – Global Business Development Executive

Brett J. Battista – Global Business Development Executive
October 2014
IBM’s Cloud Data Virtualization (CDV)
Offering
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Agenda
 BCRS Portfolio – CDV Positioning
 Introduction
 Features and Benefits
 Solution Overview
 Understanding the use case
 Summary
 Additional Information
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What is CDV ?
CDV: Cloud Data Virtualization
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CDV combines the recovery capability of Virtualized Server Recover with the retention
capabilities of Smart Cloud Managed Backup
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Utilizes snapshot technology to copy customer production apps and data
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Point in time data copies vs. backup windows
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Provide the ability to recover a single file, file folder or entire server.
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Ability to recover to dedicated/shared infrastructure quickly with a single interface.
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CDV allows customers to perform test/development operations without the need to
provision additional storage resources.*
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Test Disaster Recovery processes in an adhoc manner without down time.*
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Utilize production data for acceptance application testing.*
•Dedicated HW only. Customer owns SW license
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CDV: Cloud Data Virtualization: Explained in Three Steps
Dedicated Infrastructure
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2
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2
WAN
c
Hot site Infrastructure
CDV Infrastructure
Customer Data Center - production
CDV infrastructure
IBM Resiliency Site (Hot Site)
Customer Data Center
 Step One: Snapshot created of Customer Production Data. – eliminate backup window
 Step Two: Only changed blocks of data replicated. – Store data offsite for DR or testing.
 Step Three: Test, change or modify DR strategy on a real time basis
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Positioning CDV For Data Protection and Resiliency
Backup/
Recovery
Physical and Virtual
Server
Disaster
Recovery
Development &
Test
Bandwidth Efficient
Replication, via DeDupe
Instant Recovery
No Backup Window
Remote Site NearInstant Recovery
Instant Clone Data
for Testing &
Development
“Time Machine-like”
recovery
Agent-less for
simple growth
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Simply Test
Failovers
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Snapshot Recovery
• Mount snapshot in seconds at source location
• Deduped snapshot instantly rehydrated at remote location
• Clone or Restore data from remote location in just minutes
Clone Snapshot from 2nd Site
Data Copy/Test Development
Mount Backup Data from 2nd Site
Remote Backup/Recovery
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Instant Mount Snapshot
On-Premises Data Protection
Instantly Recover Snapshot
At Second Site
Business Continuity
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What does a CDV / Actifio appliance looks like?
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Customer VMware
Customer App/Physical
Customer Physical
 Native “Golden Image” retention technology
– Only changed blocks for protection targets
VADP
Actifio Connector/
Out of Band
Out of Band
transferred (snapshot or replication)
In Band
– Greatly reduces replication bandwidth/times
– Snapshots run in minutes so essentially eliminates
traditional backup ‘windows’.
IBM Managed
 Multiple protection options
– VM protection leveraging VMWare VADP technology
Dedup Async Replication
– Physical servers protection out of band using
CustomerOn
site CDS
Appliance
Remote CDS
Appliance
(BCRS DC)
IBM Back Office
proprietary connector
– Physical server protection In-Band using Actifio as
storage target
 Innovative Solution Options
– Near Instant Mounts of VM images
– Asynchronous retention flexibility
– Simplified Appliance model, leverages
Usage
Collection
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CDV Portal
CDV Invoice
SVC
Billing
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Supported Hosts
Operating System
OS Version
Machine Type
Virtual
Windows
2003R2, 2008, 2008R2, 2012*
Physical
Virtual
Red Hat Enterprise
Linux/CENTOS
6.1 and Higher*
AIX – LPARs
6.x, 7.x
Physical
Physical Server, Logical Partitions (LPARs)
Virtual*
Solaris
HP-UX
9
Solaris 10 (update 11 or
newer)
*x86 only
Solaris 11
Physical
HP-UX 11.23
HP-UX 11.31
Physical
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Supported Databases
Database
Version
Machine Type
MS SQL
2008R2, 2012
Virtual or Physical
2007 SP3 8.3.083.6
(Standalone, Singe Node)
2010 SP3 14.3.123.4
MS Exchange
(Standalone, Singe Node)
2013 15.0.516.32
Virtual or Physical
(Standalone, Single Node, Database Availability Groups)
Oracle
11g release 2 (11.2)
12c release 1 (12.1)
Virtual or Physical
Operating System:
AIX 6.1, AIX 7.1
DB2*
DB2 Version:
Virtual or Physical
DB2 v9.5, DB2 v9.7, DB2 v10.1, DB2 10.5
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Value Proposition for Cloud Data Virtualization
 The ability to better utilize existing spend/resources by reducing the
storage footprint needed to support data protection, test/dev and other
uses cases
 Allows you to break down silos of data and vendors by leveraging data
virtualization technology combined with BCRS operational services.
 The ability to provide a unified data protection and recovery solution
that covers all open-systems hosts and applications in the enterprise.
 Instantaneous recovery allowing better ability to keep your business
resilient in the event of a disaster.
 Unparalleled ability to recover the host, the application or the file into
the BCRS Cloud with just a few clicks.
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Benefits of Cloud Data Virtualization
 Streamlined operational capabilities utilizing simple SLA-model
 Improved Production Storage Performance
 Single solution for multiple production-oriented use cases (BU, DR,
test/dev, analytics)
 No Storage vendor lock-in
 Non-disruptive to deploy
 Re-allocate resources to other important parts of the business
 Up to 90% lower Bandwidth Costs
 Up to 75% lower Software Costs
 Up to 95% lower Storage Costs
 Shift from CAPEX to OPEX model
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Thank you for your time today.
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Contact:
 Brett J. Battista
 1 207 883 6325
 bbattist@us.ibm.com
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