Cloud-Based Disaster Recovery Service Overview
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Cloud-Based Disaster Recovery Service Overview
- 1. Cloud-based Disaster Recovery Service Overview Hot Disaster Recovery Using Zerto 1
- 2. Disaster Setiap kejadian alami yang mengganggu operasi bisnis sedemikian rupa sehingga diperlukan upaya yang besar dan terkoordinasi untuk mencapai pemulihan (Barnes, 2001) What is it? 2
- 3. Not Just Natural Disaster 3 Power Failures 26% Hardware Failures 19% Network Outages 10% Software Failures 9% Human Errors 8% Everything else 30% Source: Forrester Disaster Recovery Journal 2013
- 4. 4 Why Downtime Matters of businesses experiencing a disaster never reopen, and almost 30% of those that do close within 2 years of businesses that lost their datacenter for 10 days went bankrupt within 1 year Source : McGladrey and Pullen, LLP – a Consulting Company Source : US National Archives and Record Administration
- 5. Because you can’t afford downtime Because your customers and prospects expect it Because you spent a lot in building your brand, and you need to protect it Because mother nature does not play favorites Because machine breaks Because we live in an always on world that requires always on capabilities Because compliance and regulations require it Because you can’t predict what data might be lost and the value it had for your company’s well being Because it will save your money Because we’re all human Source : Gartner, CA Technologies, Business Computing World, Enterprise Management Association, IT Process Institute, 1&1 Internet, Inc., 10 Reason why should company consider Disaster Recovery plan ? 5
- 6. Challenges in Implementing Disaster Recovery Plan • Too many moving parts and complexity • Driving without dials – no real time meters to monitor DR service • DR drills are expensive and impact production 6
- 7. What should I consider? 7 Costs Traditional DR Cloud-based DR Datacenter for Disaster Recovery (including facilities utility and electrical power source) Own manage Cloud Service Provider Stand-by Hardware System Own manage Cloud Service Provider Manpower – Network Operation Own manage Cloud Service Provider Manpower – System & IT Security Operation Own manage Cloud Service Provider Capacity expansion Own manage (procurement process + more hardware to manage) Easily provided through flexibility and agility of Cloud Expense 1.5 – 2X 1.2 – 1.5X
- 8. Recovery Time and Recovery Point Objective Definition 8
- 9. 9 Local Datacenter Real-time data replication • Real-time monitoring • Web-based interface Local Datacenter with Tier III Design, Vmware hypervisors, Multiple OS supported (Microsoft, Linux, Custom OS), 24x7 Support (NOC & SOC), HOT Multi-site datacenter Real-time data replication Up to zero data loss guaranteed Immediately recovery Datacomm cloud environment Datacomm Disaster Recovery as a Service Hot Disaster Recovery
- 10. 10 Multi-Cloud Replicate One-to-Many Right cloud for right workload Workload Mobility Burst — Scale Migrate — Failback Non-Disruptive Compliance reporting and reminders — Off-site clones for dev/test Orchestration & Automation Visibility Across All Sites – Compare Clouds – Proactive Management RTO in Minutes, RESTful API Continuous Data Replication Hypervisor — Near-sync Scale-out — No impact Continuous Data Protection Application Consistency Grouping Virtual Protection Group Multi-VM consistency — Multi-SLA Journal-Based Recovery Point-in-time recovery: Site, application, VM, file-level Long-Term Retention Multiple copies for compliance and recovery Local or Cloud — Portable Analytics & Control RPO in Seconds
- 11. 11 VM VRA VRA Block-Level Replication BC/DR SiteProduction Site vCenter VM-Level Replication Simple deployment No downtime install in minutes No impact protection and testing Block-level, no snapshots, no agents Powerful and resilient Scale-out, compression, throttling Continuous Data Protection Checkpoints in seconds, recover any-to-any vCenter VRAVRAZVM vDisk vDiskvDisk VM VM VM VM VM VM VM VM VM VM VM ZVM
- 12. 12 Block-Level Replication BC/DR SiteProduction Site vCenter VM ZVM VRA VM VM VM VRA VM VM vDisk VM-Level Replication Simple deployment No downtime install in minutes No impact protection and testing Block-level, no snapshots, no agents Powerful and resilient Scale-out, compression, throttling Continuous Data Protection Checkpoints in seconds, recover any-to-any vCenter ZVM VM VRA VM VM VM VRA VM VM vDisk vDisk
- 13. 13 Recovery Hypervisor Recovery Hypervisor Recovery Hypervisor RPO 00:15:00 RPO 01:00:00 RPO 04:00:00 RPO 08:00:00 RPO 12:00:00 RPO + 24:00:00 Replication Without Consistency Groups VM3 App2 VM4 App2 VM1 App2 VM2 App2 VM5 App VM1 App1 VM2 App1 VM3 App1 VM4 App1 VM5 App1 VM6 App1 VM7 App1 VM8 App1 VM10 App1 VM9 App1 VM12 App1 VM11 App1 VM1 App3 VM5 App3 VM3 App3 VM2 App3 VM4 App3 Broken Recovery = Not Scalable
- 14. 14 VPG 1 RPO 4 secondsVM VM VM VM VM VPG 2 RPO 6 secondsVM VM VM VM VM VPG 3 RPO 9 secondsVM VM VM VM VM Production Site Consistent Protection and Recovery vDisk vDisk vDisk Enterprise Applications CRM, SAP HANA , ERP, SQL, Oracle, SharePoint, Exchange VM VM VM VM VM VM VM VM VM VM VM VM VM VM VM VM VM VM VM VM VM vDisk vDisk vDisk vDisk vDisk
- 15. 15 Recovery Hypervisor Recovery Hypervisor Recovery Hypervisor RPO 00:00:04 RPO 00:00:06 RPO 00:00:08 RPO 00:00:10 RPO 00:00:12 RPO 00:00:14 Replication with Consistency Groups VM1 App1 VM2 App1 VM3 App1 VM4 App1 VM5 App1 VM6 App1 VM7 App1 VM8 App1 VM9 App1 VM10 App1 VM11 App1 VM12 App1 VM1 App3 VM3 App3 VM4 App3 VM5 App3 VM2 App3 VM1 App2 VM2 App2 VM3 App2 VM4 App2 VM5 App2 Consistent Recovery = Scalable
- 16. 16 One-to-Many Rapid Recovery and Testing Protected Site VM VM VM VM VM VM • Protect to DR site • Local and multi-cloud testing • Test on isolated servers, identical to production • Faster development • Higher quality QA • Faster time to market! VPG 3 VPG 4 VPG 7VPG 6VPG 5 VPG 1 VPG 2 Cloud
- 17. 17 Sandbox for audit & patching 17 Datacomm Disaster Recovery as a Service Key Feature Disaster Recovery
- 18. 18 Zerto IT Resilience Platform Non-Disruptive Testing with Compliance Reporting and Reminders RTO = Minutes Prove Compliance Journal-Based Recovery Rewind and Recover to the Second RPO = Seconds Application Consistency Groupings Block-Level Replication Infrastructure Agnostic Private, Hosted, Hybrid, Public and Multi-Cloud Enterprise-Class, Software-Defined Workload Mobility Hypervisor-Based Continuous Data Protection Migrations, Recovery, and Long-Term Retention Remote Analytics and Reporting IT Resilience Platform
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