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Combining HP StoreOnce and HP StoreEver Tape

Best Practices for Data Protection and Archive

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Agenda

Why combine disk and tape for data protection and archive?

How to combine disk and tape for data protection and archive?

HP StoreEver and StoreOnce Portfolio

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Why combine disk and tape for data protection and archive?

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The Best of Disk and Tape

No single disk or tape solution can provide best practice data protection

Disk and tape have different yet complementary roles to play

Best Practice = comprehensive, tiered and converged data protection architecture that balances cost and performance.

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When to use Disk and Tape

• Storing a secondary copy of data • Storing both primary and secondary copies

• Delivering rapid recovery from loss • Streaming backup of rich media

• Ability to improve system availability • Long-term storage: months - years - years

• Short-term storage: weeks – months • Retrieval of large files, and retrieval for

compliance and monetization

Disk is ideal for… Tape is ideal for…

• Compliance based storage • Fast file access

• Remote Office / Branch Office Solutions

• Environments requiring set and forget data

protection

But is not so good for… But is not so good for…

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Multi-tier Strategies for Protecting and Retaining Data

Disk Disk with Data Deduplication

Tape in Library Tape in Vault

Short Term Long Term

Retention Requirements

Least Efficient Most Efficient

Power, Cooling and Space Requirements

Fast and Frequent Slow and Seldom

Access Requirements

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How to combine disk and tape for data protection and archive?

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Combining disk and tape StoreOnce

Backup StoreEver Tape

Library

Option 3

Option 2

Option 1

Media server Media server Application servers

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Option 1 - Backup Application Copy

Option 2 - Separate Physical Tape Backup

Option 3 – StoreOnce Tape Copy (NOT CURRENTLY AN OPTION)

Method Backup application* copies cartridges or NAS file shares from StoreOnce to network attached StoreEver tape library

Backup application* creates separate StoreEver tape backup in parallel to HP StoreOnce backup

StoreOnce copies cartridges or NAS file shares to network attached StoreEver tape library

Pros Easiest Integration Optimum Performance Additional media server not required Simpler architecture

Cons Potential performance impact when data is “rehydrated”

Requires management of two separate backup processes

Potential performance impact when data is rehydrated Backup application unaware of tape copy

Migrating data from StoreOnce to StoreEver Tape

Backup Application Support*

HP Data Protector

Symantec NetBackup

CommVault Simpana

Symantec Backup Exec

CA ARCserve

EMC Networker

IBM Tivoli

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Ideal for ‘Big Data’ management

HP Multi-Tier Archiving Solution

• Balance cost and performance

• Transparent access to data

• Dynamically vary the ratio of disk/tape

Data Tiering

File Systems

CIFS/NFS

Big Data Applications

CIFS/NFS Backup/Archive

CommVault HSM Policies orchestrate data transfer between disk and tape.

Intelligent file stubbing

3+ yr. Long Term Retention >90 Days Old Tier 2 Tier 1 Tier 3 IE: <90 Days Old

SECURE WORM LOCK

Single Namespace

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HP StoreOnce Portfolio

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HP StoreOnce Backup Wherever you need data protection there’s a StoreOnce platform that fits

POLYMORPHIC SIMPLICITY -- From VSA to B6200

Service Provider, ROBO’s SMB

HP StoreOnce VSA

Data Protection for Enterprise data centers

and DR sites

HP StoreOnce B6200

Data Protection for large branch offices and mid sized data centers

HP StoreOnce 4200 & 4400

HP StoreOnce 2600 Data Protection for small

branch offices HP Data Protector

ROBO’s

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Software-defined storage shouldn’t have limitations… Hardware Agnostic Any x86 server or storage platform Hypervisor Independent VMware initially, but designed for any hypervisor Federated & Scale-Out Move data between sites & systems in deduplicated form

Why StoreOnce VSA?

Powerful x86 hardware

Virtualized applications

Economic pressure

Disk performance and capacity

Lower storage costs 40%

Less physical footprint

50%

Reduce energy costs

70%

Compared to EMC DD160

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Branch Office Data Protection with VSA

Primary Data Center

StoreOnce Appliance

Low bandwidth replication

WAN

Management of all data movement by supported ISV’s when using StoreOnce Catalyst

Deployment of VSA’s, reporting of capacity utilization, deduplication ratios, trending etc with SEM

• Data is backed up to StoreOnce VSA to enable fast recovery of application servers

• May then be replicated to central data centre for disaster recovery solution

Remote or Branch Office Backup Server

as a VM

Virtualized Application

Servers

StoreOnce VSA

Remote or Branch Office

Virtualized Application

Servers

Backup Server as a VM

StoreOnce VSA

Remote or Branch Office Backup Server

as a VM

Virtualized Application

Servers

StoreOnce VSA

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Branch Office protection – Federated Deduplication in action

Primary Data Center

StoreOnce B6200

Large ROBO

App. Servers StoreOnce Backup Backup Server

Local backup to StoreOnce Backup

Low bandwidth replication

App.Servers with StoreOnce Catalyst

Small ROBO

No backup server hardware required

Low bandwidth replication

Medium ROBO

App. Servers (may be virtualized)

Backup Server

Local backup to Software Store

Low bandwidth replication

WAN

DR Site

StoreOnce B6200

Low bandwidth replication

HP StoreEver

Centralized Management of all data movement by ISV

HP StoreEver

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HP StoreEver Tape Portfolio

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Mid-Range Entry-Level Enterprise 1-20 slots 21-560 slots 100-12,000 slots

Whatever the environment – there’s a StoreEver platform that fits

HP StoreEver Tape Automation Family

MSL Series with new MSL6480

• Simple and low cost • Ideal for small servers or

small networks • DAS and LAN archive, backup

and DR

• Manageable, flexible, reliable • Suitable for medium and large

businesses • DAS, LAN, entry-level SAN archive,

backup and DR

Autoloaders

ESL G3 series

• Higher capacity and performance points

• Scalable, dual robotics capable • Licensed features: automated

media pool (AMP), control path, data path failover etc.

• Enterprise data centers • Large-scale SANs • Archive, backup and DR

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HP StoreEver MSL 6480 Tape Libraries Setting the gold standard for mid-range tape automation

Best in class scalability Pay as you grow with non-disruptive scale-out performance and capacity

Best in class ease-of use Customer installable, expandable & serviceable, enterprise-class manageability and tape as NAS

Best in class economics Optimise rack-space, plus library partitioning and ability to leverage existing tape investments

Scale-out

Save Time

Save Money

Reduce Risk Best in class reliability and security Simplest, lowest cost data encryption solutions, broad compatibility and HP integration

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HP StoreEver ESL G3 library delivers…

Security

• Tape-based Data Encryption • Secure key management (with ESKM or 3rd party KPIM solutions)

High availability • 3 million MSBF • Active-active dual robotics • Redundant power supplies • Control path/data path failover capabilities

Scalability

• Only buy what you need today, add capacity and performance on

demand. • Scale up to 75PBs and add capacity without downtime • Flexible resources within the library with media pooling

Manageability

• HP StoreOpen making tape as easy to use as disk

• One pane of glass to manage multiple libraries

• Provision libraries across applications, shared environments

• TapeAssure advanced reporting and alerts

• Bulk load/unload

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Summary

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HP Data Protection

Daily backup to

HP StoreOnce

Off-site replication* with HP StoreOnce

Active archive to

HP Tape

Long-term archival on

HP Tape

StoreOnce and StoreEver – a match made in heaven

*And make an extra copy to tape for offsite DR

Disk backup when:

• Limited local IT resources

• Fast file restore a high priority

• Need multiple recovery points online

• Integrated Deduplication and Replication

Tape backup when:

• Huge volumes of high performance streaming application data

• Local IT resources and/or investment in tape automation

Tape-based DR when:

• Physical transport to remote location

• Backup/archive data retained for years

Disk based DR when:

• Automated copy to remote location over a LAN/WAN needed

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Resources

HP StoreOnce Solutions

www.hp.com/go/StoreOnce

HP StoreEver Tape Resources

www.hp.com/go/tape

Data Protector 7

www.hp.com/go/dataprotector

HP Backup & Recovery Solutions

www.hp.com/go/dataprotection

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