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PRIVATE AND CONFIDENTIAL
Who needs Disaster Recovery?
2Just about 76% of you.
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Why do you need Disaster Recovery?
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Challenges: Disaster Recovery for a Virtual World
Physical tools cannot deliver effective DR in a virtual environment
Backup and archiving do not deliver DR
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Don’t Force Fit a Hardware Tool in a Virtual Environment• Requires manual
coordination of physical and virtual environments
• Undermines the investment in virtualization– Storage, network,
and server utilization is negatively impacted
– Flexibility and mobility of VMs is lost
• BC/DR strategy and Virtualization strategy are not aligned
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Backup is not Disaster Recovery either….Attribute Backup Disaster Recovery
Service Levels
Application Impact
Data Retention
Reverse Replication XAutomated Recovery X
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Feature Summary
Hypervisor-based Virtual Aware
For Private, Hybrid and Public Clouds
Storage & Hypervisor Agnostic
No SnapshotsRPO = Seconds
Continuous Data Protection Recover down to the second
Click to Test, Click to Failover RTO = Minutes
Offsite BackupLong Term Data RetentionAlways Recover
Install in minutesNo DowntimeSimple Scalable Software
Complete BC/DR Solution
Enterprise-Class Disaster Recovery Software
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Case Study:
Woodforest National Bank
Problem:• Complex process leveraging array-based
replication led to inefficient use of IT assetsSolution:• ZVR reduced complexity, simplified environment
architectureResult: • Reduced number of LUNs – 43%• Reduced bandwidth requirements – 44%• Reduced storage at target site – 25%• Simple BC/DR process
“Zerto enables us to be more efficient with storage…resulting in
30 percent savings.”Richard Ferrara, CIO, Woodforest
National Bank
To CIO Magazine, “At Houston Ban, Disaster Recovery Goes Virtual”
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Problem:• Paperless banking increased the BC/DR requirements;
array-based replication did not meet the need
Solution: • Replicates efficiently – just VMs and VMDKs • Replicates fast for very aggressive RPOs and RTOs
Results: • Storage footprint reduced by 43%• RPO of seconds and RTO of minutes• Simple BC/DR that did not disrupt their configuration
“…we knew it would improve our BC/DR process, but we got so much
more. We reduced our storage footprint by more than 40%.”
Bill Rausch, Software Engineering Manager
“The service levels we are delivering to the business we never thought would be possible. It really
helps me sleep at night.” Kevin Jackson, Senior Network
Administrator
Case Study: HAPO Credit Union
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Virtual Aware Enterprise-Class BC/DR
Software Only
Storage & Hypervisor
Agnostic