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Arcserve udp recovery point server and global deduplication 12-2014
1. Unified Data Protection
Recovery Point Servers and Global Deduplication
December 10, 2014
Sue Ulintz Mosovich, Principal Consultant
2. Arcserve – a new global company
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WW HQ – Minneapolis, USA
LATAM HQ – São Paulo, Brazil
EMEA HQ – United Kingdom
APAC HQ - Hong Kong
JAPAN HQ – Tokyo
SALES OFFICES in 20+
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7,300 Partners
43,000 Customers
ARCserve® D2D
+55%
ARCserve® Backup
+10%
Managed Capacity
+88%
Mid-Market ASP
+35%
*FY14 – April’13 – March’14
BUILDING ON A HERITAGE OF GROWTH
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9. The UDP Recovery Point Server (RPS)
• A Recovery Point Server is a central server
– Stores backups from multiple sources (UDP agents; Hypervisor agentless)
– NOTE: back up data to either a local machine or a recovery point server.
• RPS is not an appliance
– An RPS node can be a physical or virtual node.
– An RPS node can be deployed as an all-in-one with the Manager UI, or in
a distributed deployment
• RPS Data Store
– Where the backup data is stored, deduplicated/compressed/encrypted
– Multiple data stores per RPS server
• RPS Features:
– RPS Deduplication
– RPS Global Deduplication
– RPS Compression
– RPS Encryption
– RPS Jumpstart
– RPS Replication
– RPS Cloud and Tape Archive
RPS
Data Store
Data Store
11. arcserve® UDP – Installation and Getting Started
• Install UDP
– Agent/Full, Standard/Advanced
– Reboot required for the UDP Agent
• Manager UI
– Add Nodes to Protect
• Specify IP address/nodename
• AD discovery
• Import CSV, TXT
– Add a Destination
• Recovery Point Server
• Data Store
– Create a Plan
• Windows
• Linux
• Virtual machines
We’re thrilled to have you here today and excited to share with you a Technical Solution Overview of our new Unified Data Protection solution. Years in the making, we look forward to walking you through the newest features and capabilities of this brand new solution, released a week ago today ~ yet built on the solid foundation of all the world-class data protection solutions you have come to expect from Arcserve!
This is a truly unique time for Arcserve. As you may know, it’s had a long history in the world of backup. Over the past few years, we have been making some dramatic shifts in our strategy with arcserve and the components that fit within its portfolio.
Our team is comprised of talent that comes with many years of experience in data and storage management.
We pride ourselves in being the only vendor that provides a comprehensive solution that addresses all the various needs in data management and protection; as well as having an architecture that allows organizations and service providers to integrate and interoperate with our solutions.
The Solution!
You can back up data to either a local machine or a recovery point server. A recovery point server is a central server where backups from multiple sources are stored.
It is not an appliance; an RPS node can be all-in-one with the Manager console, or distributed. An RPS server can be a physical or virtual node.
Backups can be replicated to one or multiple RPS servers.
Replication is configured by adding a Replication Task to a Backup Plan.
Replication job can be scheduled in time.
By default a replication job starts as soon as the backup completes.
Merge of data at the destination can be deferred and scheduled in time
Data remains dedupe when transferred over the network.
The size of dedupe data may differ in Source and Destination datastores.
Dedupe ratio may not be identical in Source and Destination datastores. Each datastore maintains its own dedupe hash and index.
Yes we support resume from a previously unfinished replication for both dedupe and non dedupe destinations.
For non-dedupe, resuming job will directly append to the original destination file.
For dedupe destination, when the replication job fails, it doesn't delete UDP recovery point and it also doesn't delete GDD index file.
So, no data blocks get purged.
Later, the replication job will be resumed and at very beginning of resuming replication job, it will first delete the previous GDD index file then create one new GDD index file to describe.
In this case, the previous data blocks won't be purged, instead, the new GDD index file will immediately refer to those previous data blocks
There are many combinations which replication can support, for example
Non compressed dedupe data store ->compressed dedupe data store
Compressed dedupe data store -> non compressed dedupe data store. Like this there are many combinations which replication can support.
But below combinations are not supported.
We don’t support replication from dedupe data store to non-dedupe data store.
This actually works, but sends rehydrated fulls over the WAN - best avoided !!!
We don’t support replication from encrypted data store to non-encrypted data store
RPS Offsite replication for DR (WAN Optimization)
How important is the HASH folder ?
Essential during backups
Not required for restores AT ALL
A datastore without hashes will be “degraded”
No more backups
Still allows restores
Start with our customers servers
In client side deduplication everything is done on the nodes themselves
Now introduce the UDP RPS server
And all Agent nodes (using GDDClient) performs a global deduplication within the RPS server (GDDService) that spans across all of the data sets
Then we take this even further to use the RPS server (GDDClient) to replicate the recovery points to remote RPS servers
Completing a complete Global Deduplicated savings that spans farther than just the client
Talking about 10Tb of data would require 41Gb of physical memory; but using an SSD for the Hash destinatation, reduce phy. Memory to @gb; the remaining 319Gb is stored on the SSD hash destination
The UDP Knowledge Centre is a one-stop shop portal, which can be accessed directly from within the product, within links to: -
Official Product Documentation, including new Task-Based Scenarios (self-contained information modules).
Video Library for access to a complete series of "how-to" and other product-related videos.
Enhanced multi-resource Search capability to help you find answers to your questions.
Direct link access to a Live Chat for more personalized assistance.
Community Forums where you can share thoughts and ideas with other users or our company experts.