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We are experiencing IT climate change. Inundated we are, daily, with a barrage of “Cloud-ready” solutions that promise to transform, supercharge or in some other way substantial improve your business. Truth is, we’ve all seen this movie before and there is no ending, only a story arch. Technologies come and go and our ability to maximize the return on these solutions is what we makes for a successful adoption. Ask yourself, with all of the promise of the public cloud, how much is hype vs. reality. More details in the presentation.
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How to Extend Availability to the Application Layer Across the Hybrid Cloud - VMworld 2019 Presentation
- 1. How to Extend Availability to the Application Layer Across the Hybrid Cloud Petter Sveum Sr. Distinguished Engineer, Veritas Technologies #vmworld #BCA6304BES SESSION ID
- 2. Confidential │ ©2019 VMware, Inc. 2 A V A I L A B I L I T Y I N S I G H T SP R O T E C T I O N Going beyond the ESXi Going beyond the VMDK Going beyond administration
- 3. Confidential │ ©2019 VMware, Inc. 3 I’m sorry, you’re saying there’s a Multi- Cloud….
- 4. Confidential │ ©2019 VMware, Inc. 4 A V A I L A B I L I T Y Going beyond the ESXi 1 Defining Availability 2 HybridCloudUses Cases: Headwinds andMotivators 3 PrimaryConsiderations for HybridCloud-based Architectures 4 Microservice Architecture forPrimaryWorkloads 5 Veritas InfoScale Value in the HybridCloud 6 Recovery @Scale with VRP andNetBackup 7 WrapUp/Q&A
- 5. Confidential │ ©2019 VMware, Inc. 5 What Business Challenges does a VMware Hybrid Cloud solve? What Technical Challenges does the VMware Hybrid Cloud Solve? What are the Differences? Before We Begin…
- 6. Confidential │ ©2019 VMware, Inc. 6 The Abstraction of Availability vs.
- 7. Confidential │ ©2019 VMware, Inc. 7 Composition of a Resilient Hybrid Cloud Automation & Orchestration For VMware on prem and in the Public Cloud Workload Mobility & Protection Across all Platforms (P/V/H/C) Application aware HA and DR Across multiple availability zones in the Cloud and multiple clusters on prem Storage Independence Achieve Linear Scale & Performance
- 8. Confidential │ ©2019 VMware, Inc. 8 Headwinds and Motivators The Hybrid Cloud Journey: Operational Complexity Portability (To and From) No Unified Orchestration Egress Compliance SLA’s Legacy Needs
- 9. 9Confidential │ ©2019 VMware, Inc. Primary Consideration #1 Application Performance
- 10. Confidential │ ©2019 VMware, Inc. 10 Storage & App Aware Performance Acceleration for VMware NVME Local SSD Volume/Block based read caching File System based read caching Tier between SSD, HDD, and Object based storage Realtime Analysis InfoScale VSAN/VMFS Decouple Capacity from Performance Optimized Applications (RDBMS or Custom) Read and write-back caching using local SSD NVME Local SSD InfoScale VSAN/VMFS 10 Ge Scale-Out DAS Cluster
- 11. 11Confidential │ ©2019 VMware, Inc. Primary Consideration #2 Storage Optimization & Independence
- 12. Confidential │ ©2019 VMware, Inc. 12 Highly Scalable and Elastic Enterprise Applications Persistent Block HDD and SSD SDS Persistent Block HDD and SSD SDS Persistent Block HDD and SSD SDS 10 Ge 10 Ge Scale-Out DAS ClusterScale-Out DAS Cluster Performance at Scale Application Aware DB WEBAPP
- 13. Confidential │ ©2019 VMware, Inc. 13 Hybrid Cloud Data Movement On-Prem Datacenter Availability Zone Region Application Replication Volume, Directory, File System or File Optimized data movement (App Aware) ASYNC, SYNC (Zero RPO)
- 14. Confidential │ ©2019 VMware, Inc. 14 Reduce Storage Cost by Tiering to Object Storage /data Multivolume File system (MVFS) Local Volume TIER: SSD / HDD Local Volume Cloud Volume Cloud Volume TIER: CLOUD 70μsec InfoScaleInfoScale 70μsec S3
- 15. 15Confidential │ ©2019 VMware, Inc. Primary Consideration #3 Automation & Orchestration
- 16. Confidential │ ©2019 VMware, Inc. 16 Multi-Tier Orchestration Virtual Business Services • Orchestrate Heterogeneous Workloads • Support for Physical, Virtual and Cloud Platforms • Service Dependency for Automated Start/Stop & DR • Adaptable to Homegrown Applications • Single Click Recovery Workflow with VIOM Recovery Plans • Promotes all Necessary Services to the Cloud Public Cloud Local Data Center DB Server App Server Web Server
- 17. 17Confidential │ ©2019 VMware, Inc. Microservices “I just don’t want to commit!”
- 18. Confidential │ ©2019 VMware, Inc. 18 Software Containers – Build, Ship and Run (E.g. Docker) of the Dockerusers are currentlyrunningit on Virtual Machines 73% Current state Future state Deployability Scalability Security Management tools 31%of the enterprises worldwide are using or experimenting with containers. 61%of the enterprise containerusers are using it for production.
- 19. Confidential │ ©2019 VMware, Inc. 19 Solving the Persistent Storage Challenge Simplify Experience Enterprise Ready Run Anywhere • Reduce deployment costs • Avoid point and siloed solutions • Align storage provisioning with containers agility • Deploy any critical workload within containers • Migrate from legacy infrastructure • Innovate without risks • Eliminating Noisy Neighbours • Virtualize any storage type (SAN, DAS, Flash) • Data portability • Reduce infrastructure costs
- 20. 20Confidential │ ©2019 VMware, Inc. InfoScale Value Prop Solving for Hybrid Cloud Adoption
- 21. Confidential │ ©2019 VMware, Inc. 21 Putting all the Pieces Together Flexible StorageSharing Veritas Volume Replicator InfoScaleSmartI/O InfoScaleSmartTier Virtual Business Services InfoScaleDockerPlugin
- 22. Confidential │ ©2019 VMware, Inc. 22 Abstracting Infrastructure Infoscale Provide storage services across DAS, SAN & Cloud Built-in DR support for local, metro and geo architectures Integrated out-of-box application recoveryPlatform / OS agnostic AWS Azure GCP S3 Automated & Centrally Managed vSAN RDM VMDK iSCSI NVMe VMFS
- 23. Confidential │ ©2019 VMware, Inc. 23 InfoScale Value Proposition Storage Efficiency Application Resilience Infrastructure Agility Accelerate Performance Eliminate Downtime Modernize Architecture Physical Virtual Simplified Management Cloud Software Defined Enterprise Infrastructure App Centric. Infrastructure Agnostic.
- 24. Confidential │ ©2019 VMware, Inc. 24 Hybrid Cloud Cluster Topologies Metropolitan HA (Stretch Cluster) Wide-Area DR (Global Cluster) Local HA SAPAPP 1APP 3 APP 2SAPSAPAPP 4 Synch Replication or Mirroring Asynchronous Replication APP 4 APP 1APP 2APP 3 • Extensible Footprint • Cloud Targets for Geo Clusters • Provide comprehensive availability • Simplify by using a single solution for: – Local HA – Campus/Metro DR – Global DR InfoScale Availability InfoScale Enterprise Benefits
- 25. Confidential │ ©2019 VMware, Inc. 25 Application & Data Migration Workflow Disk group Disk group Disk group Disk group Disk group Disk group Configuring cluster on target Configure VVR Replication Freeze Replication, Create Space Optimized Snapshot Setup Storage Rehearse Bringing Application online Bringing Application offline Remove Snapshot Resume Replication Physical / Virtual Virtual / Cloud
- 26. Confidential │ ©2019 VMware, Inc. 26 Application & Data Migration Workflow Disk group Disk group Disk group Disk group Disk group Disk group Configuring cluster on target Stop Replication Setup Storage Rehearse Migrate Bringing Application offline Bringing Application online Physical / Virtual Virtual / Cloud
- 27. Confidential │ ©2019 VMware, Inc. 27 InfoScale Value Prop for Containers Persistent Storage Management Scale-Out Snapshots (CDM) I/O Acceleration Disaster Recovery Data can always be accessible from any server via Local, SAN, or DAS Storage Add server and storage on demand (scale them Independently) Take instant copies of persistent data and share it across any server Accelerate performance by bringing data close to the CPU (using FSS) Business Continuity for applications running within containers as well as the Containers themselves Ecosystem Support
- 28. Confidential │ ©2019 VMware, Inc. 28 Replication between Regions in AWS, Azure & GCP Disaster Recovery Between Regions Global Cluster Regional Failover Replication Region Region
- 29. Confidential │ ©2019 VMware, Inc. 29 Replication between AWS, Azure & GCP Disaster Recovery Between Clouds DR Failover or Application Migration Replication
- 30. Confidential │ ©2019 VMware, Inc. 30 InfoScale Value Proper in the Hybrid Cloud CloudOnly& HybridCloud Deployments HighlyAvailableEnterprise Applications ScalingApplications onCloud StorageReliability andPerformance Performance with TCOSavings LinearScale inthe Cloud Robust &Reliable Flexible &Automated
- 31. Confidential │ ©2019 VMware, Inc. 31 Available Guides & White Papers
- 32. 32Confidential │ ©2019 VMware, Inc. Workload Recovery @Scale with VRP and NetBackup In the Cloud & On-Prem
- 33. Confidential │ ©2019 VMware, Inc. 33 Why VeritasTM Resiliency Platform is Unique PREDICTABILITY: MeetALLRecoveryTime Objectives(RTOs)andRecoveryPointObjectives (RPOs) FLEXIBILITY: Easyintegrationintoexistingenvironmentandcloud technologies AUTOMATION:Automaterecoveryrunbooks,andstart,stoprecoveryorchestrationfor multi-tierapplications COMPLIANCE: Becomplianttobusinesscontinuitymandateswithauditreportsandnon- disruptiverecoveryrehearsals MOBILITY: Single-clickworkloadmobilitywithouttime-consumingdata conversions
- 34. Confidential │ ©2019 VMware, Inc. 34 Better Together: NetBackup and Resiliency Platform (Current State) Backup Data NBU Master Server PrimarySite Secondary Site NBU Master Server Backup Data onDR site NBU AutoImage Replication 001111110010 101001101110 Resiliency Manager VirtualAppliance Resiliency Manager VirtualAppliance 001111110010 101001101110 VM VM VM VM VM VM VM VM VM VM VM VM VM VM VM VM VM VM VM VM VM VM VM VM • VMware 2 VMware only • NBU Airsupport • Support for Local &RemoteRecovery • Rehearsal Operations
- 35. Confidential │ ©2019 VMware, Inc. 35 NetBackup and Resiliency Platform (Planned Release Q2 FY20) Backup Data PrimarySite 001111110010 111110010 101001101101001101110 VM VM VM VM VM VM VM VM VM VM VM VM Recover inCloud usingNBU Automated bulk Failover &Failback, Rehearsal in cloud with NBU Meet different Service Level Objectives for different workloads ResiliencyPlatform EC2instancesEBS volumes EBS snapshots Just In-time Recovery Non-production Rehearsal EC2instances AmazonWeb Services Cloud Catalyst AWS S3 ResiliencyPlatform Low RPO Fortier1 workloads Forrecovery frombackup images(Cloud Catalyst) Forrecovery fromreplication(VRPdata mover) VRPVirtualAppliance (IMS, GW) VRP VirtualAppliance (RM, IMS, GW)
- 36. 36Confidential │ ©2019 VMware, Inc. Q&A
- 37. Confidential │ ©2019 VMware, Inc. 37 What availability means in the VMware Hybrid-Cloud The composition of a Hybrid-Cloud Primary Considerations • Performance Acceleration for Business Critical Workloads • Storage Optimization and Independence • Automation & Orchestration The role of Microservices Putting all the Pieces Together with Veritas InfoScale Recovery @ Scale with VRP and NBU …….We support a configuration or 2 Yep, We Cover That
Editor's Notes
- NARRATIVE: The platform breaks out into three fundamentally important areas in data management: Availability, Protection, and Insight Availability because we need and expect that our applications are always available, 24/7 business demands so. We expect data is protected and recoverable no matter where it lives. And we help customers gain key insights from their data that contribute to operational efficiency, cost optimization, and regulatory readiness.
- Despite the incredulity experienced by our friendly neighborhood Spiderman upon learning the existence of multi-verse,, what I am here to tell you today is that there is in fact a multi-cloud. One that is readily available and with any luck won’t cause tear in the fabric of your IT reality. All kidding aside, why are we hear today?
- There is no standard definition for what the “Cloud” means. When considering the all possibilities, adopters seek to address a myriad of use cases, ranging from the tactical and operational goals to the enterprise & strategic economic effects. PaaS vs. SaaS vs IaaS Cloud as a DR Target? Cloud Bursting? Supplemental Platform (Dev/Test)? Primary Platform? Archive, Cold or Nearline Storage?
- Time Estimate: 1 Minutes Planned Questions: How often do you bring up performance when having a conversations regarding availability and/or resiliency.? Goal of Slide: To articulate the full spectrum of availability that Veritas is keen on addressing as well as to showcase that Veritas (with InfoScale) can resolve both simultaneously. Delivery Lets begin by defining what availability means. From a dictionary perspective, it actually carries two definitions., the first being ready for use while the alternate is having enough power or efficacy What this means from technology perspective is whether a service is running or whether a service is performing. An easy comparison would be that of a light switch versus a dimmer switch. This is an important distinction between not only the different Veritas technologies but our competition, as they typically only address the light switch perspective. In the context of business outcomes and tier 1 applications, an underperforming app is in many cases more detrimental than one that is simply offline (from a troubleshooting perspective). Just recently movie theater websites globally were overwhelmed due to the massive demand for Avengers pre-sale tickets. The sites were up, but they we not responsive and resulted in hours of being inline, online. What’s important for us to convey however is that with InfoScale, we address both simultaneously. Availability is not simply a yes/no or off/conversation You can easily convey this sentiment with the comparison of a light switch versus a dimmer switch. Modern Data Center will benefit from technologies that can address all manner of availability risks Prevailing wisdom is that Brown-outs are inevitably more difficult to remediate than blackouts. a·vail·a·ble [uh-vey-luh-buhl] Adjective 1. suitable or ready for use; of use or service; at hand: I used whatever tools were available. 2. readily obtainable; accessible: available resources. 3. having sufficient power or efficacy; valid. 4. Archaic. efficacious; profitable; advantageous. Cloud as a DR Target? Cloud Bursting? Supplemental Platform (Dev/Test)? Primary Platform? Archive, Cold or Nearline Storage?
- P Physical V Virtual H Hyperconverged C Cloud There are some basic functional areas that are necessary to ensure proper application performance, portability and resiliency when cloud bursting. <CLICK> These include first a storage agnostic and equally as important, bandwidth efficient replication solution. <CLICK> Once you’ve seeded your data in the Cloud, you’ll need the ability to scale performance without sacrificing availability (this is of course without the luxury of shared storage) <CLICK> After which, you’ll need to provide granular, application-level visibility to your services. <CLICK> Finally, we must provide an orchestration layer that ensures all the necessary services are easily transitioned off-site into the public cloud. With these ideas in mind, lets explore how InfoScale delvers on these necessary functions. Applications which were working on-prem would continue to work as it is with Infoscale abstracting cloud and other H/W aspects. Applications can work as it is without a change on cloud.
- We are experiencing IT climate change. Inundated we are, daily, with a barrage of “Cloud-ready” solutions that promise to transform, supercharge or in some other way substantial improve your business. Truth is, we’ve all seen this movie before and there is no ending, only a story arch. Technologies come and go and our ability to maximize the return on these solutions is what we makes for a successful adoption. Ask yourself, with all of the promise of the public cloud, how much is hype vs. reality.
- InfoScale’s caching solution - SmartIO – allows you to exploit the SSD based instance store – An instance store provides temporary block-level storage for your instance. This storage is located on disks that are physically attached to the host computer. SmartIO is InfoScale’s application aware intelligent caching solution. Exploiting this fast access storage to accelerate your applications and deliver high performant OLTP and OLAP applications. SmartIO allows caching to be setup in three configurations Volume/Block based read caching – useful with applications that can work with “RAW” storage File based read caching – provides file level granularity for read caching and is intelligent to determine which bits of data are more important than other File based write-back caching - provides file level granularity for read and write caching. Primary node’s cached data can me mirrored to another secondary node for protection against primary node going down SmartIO provides application integration that allows you to pin specific application data to pre warm the cache in a file based caching setup and guarantee level of performance for your mission critical applications. SamrtIO also allows you to carve out a specific amount of cache to be reserves for specific applications.
- AWS provides IaaS. You get compute (EC2), networking (10Ge interconnects), and storage (SSD / HDD based EBS and SSD based instance store. This infrastructure is not enough to run your enterprise applications. There are missing pieces. You do not have shared storage. Without shared storage, you cannot horizontally scale out enterprise applications. The infrastructure that AWS provides needs to be pooled together to allow elasticity of application workloads. <Click> InfoScale consumes AWS infrastructure and presents it as a cluster of poled resources. <Click> This infrastructure can then run parallel applications in a active / active mode – providing the highest level of availability. This is possible again, because InfoScale can consume the EBS storage and create a shared pool. <Click> If applications need more compute resources, then compute only resources can be dynamically added to the cluster <Click> If applications need more storage resources, then storage only resources can be dynamically added to the cluster Compute and storage can scale independently providing maximum flexibility of infrastructure. <Click> You can run multiple applications on the shared infrastructure which allows for maximum utilization of AWS infrastructure – thereby reducing AWS infrastructure costs. <Click> You can setup SLAs that guarantees levels of service for applications that run on the shared cluster infrastructure. Provision standard Cloud Instances InfoScale on Cloud Instance creates shared storage infrastructure Run parallel application using shared storage in an Active-Active Setup Scale compute with compute only nodes Scale storage independent of compute Run multiple applications in a shared infrastructure
- The path however to effective cloud bursting must first begin with the ability to replicate data, efficiently and cost effectively, to and from ( as well as within) the public cloud. With InfoScale, Volume and File Replicator offer multiple options for ensuring data consistency and resiliency between both on-prem and public cloud resources (Addressing both RPO and RTO concerns). Moreover, with Volume Replicator, you are only transferring the bits consumed by your application and therefore after the initial sync only the delta changes are replicated., (a feature referred to as SmartMove) What this means is that for a 1 TB file system if only using 250 GB, VVR will ignore the 750 GB of whitespace thus reducing network load and overhead. It is also important to note that, VVR by design is both a round-trip ticket as well as storage agnostic. This means applications can be replicated to the cloud at will without concern for the destination storage type. Even migrating from physical UNIX to Linunx in the cloud is supported and wizard drive (which we will demonstrate later in the session). VVR also provides the necessary egress to extract your data from the public cloud to either bring back on-prem or transfer to another cloud provider.
- Now that we have addressed the manner in which your application data can be replicated to the public cloud, what then becomes of the applications themselves? One of the most compelling features supported in side of InfoScale is a capability entitled Virtual Business Services. Simply put, VBS is a logical grouping of applications working in concert to support your enterprise. It s not enough to focus on individual applications as you are often left with a “weakest link” scenario (Only some of my tiers have the same RPO/RTO). What’s more, most business services are heterogeneous and therefore are not natively visible across disparate Operating Systems be they physical or virtual. At the risk of sounding to much like a marketing pitch, VBS also enables the single click recovery of the aforementioned services by automating not just the start and stop sequence but the data replication and DR failover. Imagine for a moment that you have multiple applications with varying levels of dependency, not much of stretch in my experience. Cloud bursting, while seemingly valuable , seems ever so elusive due largely in part to your lack of visibility and orchestration capabilities across the various application tiers. In your environments. With a single click Recovery Plan, VBS can automate the promotion of whichever critical service you are wishing to establish in the cloud. The result, a simplified and efficient means of transitioning entire workloads to the public cloud with confidence.
- This is the focus for InfoScale. Storage Reliability and Performance SmartIO: Accelerate applications using SSD caching Data mirroring: in cluster setup; Replication: between AZ, Region, Clouds, On-prem & Cloud; Snapshots Storage services: Compression, Encryption, Tiering, etc. No need of provisioned IOPS - SmartIO using SSD Instance Storage + Magnetic EBS Scaling Applications on Cloud FSS allows enterprise applications to scale and provides flexibility Flexible Storage Sharing – Direct attached Storage, Hybrid Cluster File System – Shared Storage Enterprise applications need shared storage to scale Performance at scale with FSS; Add storage/compute nodes vs adding application nodes Snapshots – Spaced optimized, Instant Higher availability that EBS volumes. Protect against EBS volume failure. Highly Available Enterprise Applications Solutions on Cloud need to deliver stack wide HA or DR solutions Integrated Storage and Availability solution delivers application aware HA and DR Both Active-Active and Active-Passive configurations are enabled Cloud Only & Hybrid Cloud Deployments Replication: between AZ, Region, Clouds, On-prem & Cloud Extend Cloud as a DR and storage tier Move multi-tired application across Regions or Hybrid Cloud Cloud burst applications from private DC to public Cloud
- As most of you are probably already aware, our flagship storage and availability solution (Storage Foundation) has been rebranded InfoScale. To that end, you are now afforded a much more simplified entitlement and packaging model which combines all of our most commonly used functions into essentially 3 flavors (Availability, Storage and Enterprise). Wasn’t’ hasn’t changed however is that we continue to support all industry leading Operating systems and Hypervisors with the added benefit of Cloud platforms now as well. Our storage management layer extends beyond SAN storage to include local flash, ssd and DAS with the recent inclusion of cloud S3 targets. From an availability perspective we have enhanced our agent framework to include new networking agents to account for VPC configurations as well as certified our replication solutions to support on-prem to cloud recovery. What is also a newly introduced function is the ability to automate the migration of your workload across OS platforms into the public cloud using our VIOM application migration wizard. Simply put, InfoScale represent s software defined infrastructure solution for the hybrid and multi-cloud data center.
- Time Estimate: 2-3 Minutes Planned Questions: Ask yourself which of these areas are your customers most concerned with. Take a moment and think about whether you have positioned InfoScale or VRP to address these? Goal of the Slide: Attendees should understand the 3 key tenets of InfoScale. That value we bring to customers is not a catalog of features, but rather how well we can deliver on these expectations. Remembering, it’s a full-spectrum approach, as both the dimmer switch and the light switch. Delivery: Start by acknowledging that InfoScale has more features than we can begin to describe. Winning in our customers environments is not a factor of which feature as much as it is which use case. Take this opportunity to highlight how these 3 key areas are very much rooted in the successful achievement of our customers business goals. Performance = More Revenue, Happier Customers and Room to Growth Eliminating Down = Reducing Risk, Improving Reputation and Gaining confidence Agility = Being prepared for the next curve in the road, being ready when the next technology innovation is upon us. Emphasize hybrid could capability
- Since it’s inception, InfoScale has been providing a multitude of HA/DR topology options. Each providing a unique value depending on a number of factors, most commonly being your preferred method of replication, recovery time and/or recovery point objectives. <CLICK> The basic local HA architecture continues to support a multitude of mission-critical workloads, with having now been adapted for use in the public cloud. <CLICK> The stretched/metro or replicated data cluster model has grown in popularity over the years as It affords users a combination of HA and DR without have to re-architect any of your applications or services. Stricter RPO and RTO expectations also have given rise to a greater number of these cluster types. <Click> The public cloud is no exception as providing resiliency between Availability Zones is an important consideration. <CLICK> The standard 2-Site DR configuration represents our most commonly deployed geographically dispersed model, <CLICK> allowing for application recovery across an unlimited distance. <Click> It is important to understand that it is in this model we are provided with the ancillary benefit of opting for the Cloud Bursting use-case as opposed to only a DR target
- This is the focus for InfoScale. Storage Reliability and Performance SmartIO: Accelerate applications using SSD caching Data mirroring: in cluster setup; Replication: between AZ, Region, Clouds, On-prem & Cloud; Snapshots Storage services: Compression, Encryption, Tiering, etc. No need of provisioned IOPS - SmartIO using SSD Instance Storage + Magnetic EBS Scaling Applications on Cloud FSS allows enterprise applications to scale and provides flexibility Flexible Storage Sharing – Direct attached Storage, Hybrid Cluster File System – Shared Storage Enterprise applications need shared storage to scale Performance at scale with FSS; Add storage/compute nodes vs adding application nodes Snapshots – Spaced optimized, Instant Higher availability that EBS volumes. Protect against EBS volume failure. Highly Available Enterprise Applications Solutions on Cloud need to deliver stack wide HA or DR solutions Integrated Storage and Availability solution delivers application aware HA and DR Both Active-Active and Active-Passive configurations are enabled Cloud Only & Hybrid Cloud Deployments Replication: between AZ, Region, Clouds, On-prem & Cloud Extend Cloud as a DR and storage tier Move multi-tired application across Regions or Hybrid Cloud Cloud burst applications from private DC to public Cloud
- With NetBackup and VRP you get highly automated, unified approach to business continuity. You no longer need multiple point tools for your different RTO, and RPO needs. With NetBackup and VRP you can: Do non-disruptive NetBackup recovery rehearsals Do single click NetBackup restores and application recovery or site failovers Eliminate business service blind spots such as upstream and downstream workload dependencies Do bulk restores of hundreds of VM’s using a single procedure Increases confidence of RPO & RTO and prove audit compliance with rehearsals and built-in reporting Limitation of current integration in between NBU and VRP Vmware to Vmware using NBU Air only No option for customer to use VRP data mover or choice of RPO based on criticality of workload