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inux workload protection is coming to PlateSpin Forge and PlateSpin PowerConvert! This session offers a sneak peek at the new Linux disaster recovery functionality coming soon. You will see a technology preview of the upcoming products, and will learn how the comprehensive Windows disaster recovery functionality in PlateSpin will extend to Linux platforms.
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Protecting Linux Workloads with PlateSpin® DR
Jan KotowskiProduct [email protected]
Jason DeaProduct Marketing [email protected]
The Industry Solution
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How to Be Protected
DR by Duplication
DR by Back-up
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DR by Duplication
• Focus is on protecting application– Local cluster– Duplicate hot site
• High performance, but at what price?– Near Zero RTO, RPO
• High cost– Duplicate infrastructure– Cost x2
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DR by Back-up
• Focus is on protecting data– Tape back-up– Imaging
• Poor performance– Slow RTO, RPO (days)
• Cost effective, but at what price?– How do we get the data back in to a useable state?– How long to rebuild the server?
Technology Overview
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Workload
Application
Middleware
Operating System
Workload: The (New) IT Paradigm
A workload is an integrated stack of application, middleware, and operating system that accomplishes a computing task
A workload is portable and platform agnostic–it can run in physical, virtual or cloud computing environments
A workload or a collection of workloads makes up a business service, which is what the end user consumes
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Overview:PlateSpin® Technology
Workload Profiling• Agent-less data collection• Resource sizing and analysis
Workload Portability• Move, copy and replicate workloads• Cross infrastructure boundaries
The Solution:Protect More with Less
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Disaster Recovery and Availability Challenges
Disaster recovery and availability replicates whole-server workloads to a virtualized recovery site.
Challenges – Before• 20% protected/over-protected• 80% under-protected• Slow daily tape backup; poor RPO• Slow recovery time; poor RTO• Difficulty testing; can’t meet RTO
Solution – After• 100% protected• Match protection to workload need• One-click recovery• Fast recovery time• Easy to test
P P VV
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PlateSpin® Solution at a Glance
PlateSpin solves disaster recovery at a workload level (data, application, operating system)
Replicate whole server workloads into a warm standby consolidated virtual environment
Run failed workloads directly off of the secondary system in the event of downtime in minutes
Rebuild and recovery servers to new or existing hardware in hours
PlateSpin® Products
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PlateSpin Forge®
Live incrementalreplication of
production workloads
Simplify recoverywith one click
failover
Gain visibility intoprotection with reporting and
alerting
Hardwareindependent
failback
PhysicalServers
VirtualMachines
PlateSpin Forge is a disaster recovery hardware appliance able to protect up to 25 workloads.
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PlateSpin® Protect
Backup toflexible images orvirtual machines
Incrementalreplication Easy to test One-click
failover
PhysicalServers
BladeServers
VirtualHosts
ImageArchives
Workload Decoupledfrom Hardware
PlateSpin Protect enables whole-workload replication of server workloads.
Protecting Linux Workloads
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Protecting a Workload
Physical or virtual workloads are replicated into PlateSpin Forge®. Scheduled incremental replications keep the backup workloads constantly up-to-date.
Physical Server
Physical Server
Virtual Workloads
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Testing Protection
During failover testing, backup workloads are
restored on an isolated network without affecting the
production environment.
Users
Production Server PlateSpin® Forge
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Failing-over a Workload
Protected workloads can be failed over in minutes when the production server goes offline.
Failover settings are pre-configured, making the process a one-click operation.
Production Server(offline)
PlateSpin® Forge
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Failing-back a Workload
After a disaster, restore the production environment
by failing back the workloads back to physical targets
or into a virtual environment
Production Server PlateSpin® Forge
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Novell® Identity Manager
Novell® Access Manager
Novell® Roles Based Provisioning Module
Novell® Access Governance Suite
Novell Privileged User Manager
Novell® SecureLogin®
Novell® Cloud Security Service
How Novell® Delivers Intelligent Workload Management
Build Secure Manage MeasureSUSE® Linux Enterprise Server
SUSE Studio
SUSE Linux Enterprise JeOS
ZENworks® Configuration Management
SUSE Appliance Toolkit
Novell® Workshop
Novell® Business Service Manager
Novell® Business Service Level Manager™
Novell® Business Experience Manager™
Novell® myCMDB™
Novell® Sentinel™
Novell® Sentinel™ Log Manager
Novell Compliance Automation
PlateSpin® Migrate
PlateSpin® Orchestrate
ZENworks® Configuration Management
PlateSpin® Recon
PlateSpin® Protect
PlateSpin® “Atlantic”
PlateSpin® “BlueStar”
ZENworks® “Workbench”
* Available by end of 2010
Demo
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