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What else can you use that data for?
Adventures in Data Reuse!
Tony Pearson
Master Inventor and Senior IT Architect,
IBM Corporation

Abstract
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IBM invented “Copy Data Management” in 1998 and now has
several software products to make and manage copies of
application data running on IBM Z, POWER and x86 servers.
Copy Data Management makes copies available to data
consumers when and where they need them, without creating
unnecessary copies or leaving unused copies on valuable storage.
Copy data enables business agility, DevOps and data reuse. Copy
processes and work flows are automated to ensure consistency
and reduce complexity.

This week with Tony Pearson
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Day Time Topic
Tuesday 11:30 Improve your NAS environment in One Day!
15:00
Dip your TOE in our Pool!
iSER and Data Reduction with Storage Virtualization
Wednesday 11:30
Save the World! Save your IT Budget with
IBM Cloud Object Storage System
15:00 How big is your NAS? Sizing, Management, and Deployment
16:15
Nightmares and Dreams:
Manage your entire Storage Infrastructure
Thursday 9:00
What else can you use that data for?
Adventures in Data Reuse
10:15 Be Persistent in your Journey to Private Cloud
13:45 Get ready for the NVMe Revolution

What is “Copy Data” ?
Copy Data are copies of production data
created for another IT or business function
• Data Protection, Disaster Recovery
• Test/Dev, DevOps, Quality Assurance (QA)
• Reporting, Analytics, Audit
Use case is typically “large” data items
• Databases
• Virtual Machines
Typical requirements
• Time (As Soon as Possible!)
• Storage Infrastructure (Keep costs down!)
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The Current Copy Data Dilemma
Too many copies, delivered too late, left around too long
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Typical Production
Database Data Set
Analytics &
Reporting
2 to 4 Full Copies6 to 8 Full Copies
Development &
Operations
Backup
DR
Dev/Test
QA
Training
DevOps
Sandbox
Patch Management
Etc.
Copy Delivery:
1 to 4 Weeks
Stale data! Stale data!
And this is just one application
Copy statistics from
IDC

IDC has quantified the Copy Data Problem
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82% of
organizations
have 10+ COPIES
of each database!
Most data for
DevOps or Analytics
is refreshed only
weekly or monthly
45-60% of total
storage is used for
copy data
Copy Data
is a $50
billion USD
problem
Fewer than 20% of
organizations have Copy
Data solutions

In-Place on Existing Infrastructure
Enterprise Storage Arrays
Hypervisors/Applications
Your Infrastructure
IBM Spectrum Virtualize, SVC,
FlashSystem 9100 and V9000,
Storwize V7000 and V5000
IBM Spectrum Accelerate,
FlashSystem A9000/R, XIV Gen3
VersaStack with above IBM
storage
Also supports:
EMC VNX and Unity
NetAPP
PureStorage
LEVERAGE
IBM Spectrum CDM
Software-Only Platform
• Cloud integrated
• DevOps enabled
Transform
Catalog
• Discover
• Search
Automate
• SLA compliance
• Policy-based
LEVERAGE
Use Cases
Data Protection,
Disaster Recovery
DevOps, Test/Dev,
Quality Assurance
Hybrid Cloud
Reporting,
Analytics
Public
Cloud
Private
Cloud
Data
Center
Filesystems/Custom Applications
Spectrum CDM: IT Modernization through “In Place” Copy Data Management
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Use Case – Data Protection and Disaster Recovery
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Data Protection,
Disaster Recovery
DevOps, Test/Dev,
Quality Assurance
Hybrid Cloud
Reporting,
Analytics
Challenges with Traditional Data Protection
• File-based backups and Image copies of databases
were slow
• Hardware-based snapshots were incomplete, as
applications have un-written buffers in memory
Application-Awareness is key requirement
• Suspect applications to avoid incomplete
units-of-work
• Flush out buffers, ensure storage has complete set of
information

A Brief History of Copy Data Management
IBM invented
Application-aware Copy
Data Management in
1998 for SAP/Db2 data on
mainframe
Microsoft licensed IBM
patents for Windows-based
version
IBM extended concept to
AIX, Linux, Solaris,
HP-UX and Windows
with IBM FlashCopy
Manager
• IBM Spectrum
Copy Data
Management
Today, there are several
Software products and
Pre-Built appliances that
offer Copy Data
Management
1. Suspend SAP/Db2 on
mainframe server
2. Invoke “FlashCopy”
point-in-time copy on
mainframe storage
3. Resume SAP/Db2
• Data Protection Manager
for Microsoft Exchange,
SQL server
• Created “Volume Copy
Shadow Services” (VSS)
to front-end “FlashCopy”
• Employs VSS for
Windows-based
applications
• Renamed to IBM
Spectrum Protect
Snapshot
• Actifio
• Delphix
• Cohesity
• Rubrik
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IBM Spectrum Protect Snapshot -- Solution Overview
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Application
System
Application
Data
Local
Snapshot
Versions
Snapshot
Backup
Spectrum Protect Snapshot
With Optional
Spectrum
Protect
Server
Integration
FlashSystem
Flex System
Spectrum Virtualize
SVC and Storwize
XIV
Spectrum Accelerate
DS8000
N Series, NetApp
Other*
For Various Storage
Online, near instant, application
aware snapshot backups with
minimal performance impact
High performance, near instant
restore capability
Integrated with storage hardware
snapshots
Integrated with storage remote
mirroring
Database Cloning
Online, near instant, application
aware snapshot backups with
minimal performance impact
High performance, near instant
restore capability
Integrated with storage hardware
snapshots
Integrated with storage remote
mirroring
Database Cloning
* Via Rocket Adapter
or VSS Integration
Custom Apps
File Systems
VMware

IBM Spectrum Protect Suite - Vision
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Offering Comparison and Product Positioning
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Data Protection Other use Cases
Included with:
• Spectrum Protect Suite
• Spectrum Storage Suite
Included with:
• Spectrum Control
Advanced Edition
• Virtual Storage Center
• Copy Data
Management
for Data
Protection
and other
Use Cases
Exploits hardware
snapshot features
• IBM
• NetApp,
PureStorage
• DellEMC VNX and
Unity
• DB2, SAP on DB2,
SAP on Oracle, MS
Exchange
Exploits hardware
snapshot features
• IBM
• Dell EMC VMAX/VNX
• HP 3Par
• Hitachi HUS/VSP
• VSS Integration
• SAP HANA,
EPIC, MS
SQL Server,
• Custom Apps,
Filesystems,
VMware
Sold separately,
not part of any suites
• All three products support Custom
Apps, Filesystems, VMware

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Data Protection,
Disaster Recovery
DevOps, Test/Dev,
Quality Assurance
Hybrid Cloud
Reporting,
Analytics
Challenges with Traditional In-House
application development
• Development and Test often done independent of
operations
• Access to “Production Data’ might expose sensitive
Personally-Identifiable Information (PII)
Data Masking is key requirement
• Take copies of production data, but mask columns of
databases that contain sensitive data
• Data Masking process can be done based on the Role
and Authorization of the tester that will use the data

Application Development Approaches
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Use Case: Automation of Infrastructure Deployment for Test/Dev
90%+ reduction in infrastructure deployment time, more reliable
Provision Copy
of Data
Storage
Provision new
VMs
Set network
parameters
Deliver to
users (RBAC)
Refresh setup
with new data
Clean up
copies, VMs
VM VM VM
VM
1
VM
2
VM
3
Current Situation
MANUAL MANUAL MANUAL MANUAL MANUAL MANUAL
Spectrum Copy Data Management
PUSH BUTTON AUTOMATION OF ALL TASKS
Infrastructure Setup Tasks
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Copy Data Management – Automate & orchestrate
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1 AUTOMATION VIA POLICY
Self-service, variable retention
x86 Power
VM VM VM
VM1 VM2 VM3
VMware
FC 1
FC 2
…..
FC n
QUIEISCE Applications / DBs
Low impact
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Oracle, MS-SQL, EPIC
CACHE, SAP HANA
3 SPACE-EFFICIENT ARRAY SNAPSHOTS
with zero overhead
SPACE-EFFICIENT REMOTE
REPLICATION W/ SNAPSHOTS
Replication w low RPO
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x86 Power
VM VM VM
VM1 VM2 VM3
VMware
VM
FC 1
FC 2
…..
FC n
INSTANT RECOVERY ANYWHERE
Instant Access w low RTO
5 Oracle, MS-SQL, EPIC
CACHE, SAP HANA
Clean-up6
Make
Permanent7
FC
Centralized Management
Application Integrated
Fast and Zero Impact
Instant Recovery
Leverage the Cloud
Local
Remote
- App/Server Admin -Storage Admin - Backup Admin

FlashSystem 9100
IBM FlashSystem 9100
+ over 440 industry storage systems
Global Mirror
IBM Cloud Private
Worker
IBM Cloud Private
Worker
App-Consistent
Snapshots
Catalog
Automate Orchestrate
Dev/Test
DevOps
App Consistent snapshot
Protected On Premise Site
Remote Data
Center
Snapshot
Dev/Test
DevOpsApp Consistent snapshot
Data Protection and Data Re-use (local and remote)
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Data Masking for Oracle Databases
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Data Masking protects
sensitive personal
identifiable information
(PII)
• Birth dates
• Credit card details
• Employee numbers
Process is simple:
1. Snapshot is taken data
2. Masking converts columns
based on formula or
algorithm
3. Another snapshot is taken,
cataloged for DevOps
purposes

Supported Applications/Databases
Environment Virtual
Machine
Physical
Machine
Operating
System
Comment
Virtual Machines √ Windows,
Linux
VMware, any
application/database via script
Physical Machines √ Windows,
Linux, AIX
Any application/database via
script
Oracle √ √ Linux, AIX Includes Oracle 12c
MS SQL Server √ √ Windows Includes MS SQL Server 2012
EPIC/Cache √ √ Linux, AIX Ability to mount pRDMs
SAP HANA √ √ Linux-x86,
Linux-POWER
Also available on IBM Power
VersaStack √ √ VMware Hybrid and On-Prem,
Spectrum Virtualize- and
Spectrum Accelerate-based
IBM Spectrum
Protect Snapshot
√ √ Windows,
Linux
VMware only, Catalog and Use
function
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Data Protection,
Disaster Recovery
DevOps, Test/Dev,
Quality Assurance
Hybrid Cloud
Reporting,
Analytics
Challenges with Traditional Reporting &
Analytics
• Reports and Analytics read data sequentially, over-
running cache which negatively impacts
random-access workloads
• Difficult to do reporting or analytics on ever-
changing source of data, need stability
Scheduled Copies of Product Data is a key
requirement
• Take copy in the morning, use it all day long to get
consistent reporting or analytics results

Creating a Service Level Agreement (SLA) policy
An IBM Spectrum Virtualize example
IBM Spectrum Copy Data Management leverages storage-based copy services (Snapshot, FlashCopy).
Thus a SLA policy definition includes a storage-specific copy type, and a Recovery Point Objective.
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IBM Spectrum Copy Data Management – Data Reuse with Snapshot
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Master
Node
Worker
Node 1
Worker
Node 2
IBM
Spectrum
Connect
IBM Cloud Private
IBMStorageEnabler
forContainers
iSCSI network
IBM
Spectrum
Copy Data
Management
Instant Disk Restore
1
Quiesce and take
snapshot for
reuse and
protection
(Spectrum CDM
with application
scripting for
quiesce)
FlashCopy
2
3
Linux
Machine
2
3
Use Spectrum
CDM Instant Disk
Restore to create
a usable copy for
data reuse
Mount replicated
volume on server
for Reporting or
Analytics
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Data Reuse with Global Mirror with Change Volumes
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1
2
3
Quiesce and take
snapshot for
reuse and
protection for use
by Global Mirror
(Spectrum CDM
with application
scripting for
quiesce)
Use Spectrum
CDM Instant Disk
Restore to create
a usable copy for
data reuse
Mount replicated
volume on server
for Reporting or
Analytics
Master
Node
Worker
Node 1
Worker
Node 2
IBM
Spectrum
Connect
IBM Cloud Private
IBMStorageEnabler
forContainers
iSCSI network
IBM
Spectrum
Copy Data
Management
1
Snapshot
2
3
Linux
Machine
Change Vol
Data
Reuse
Snapshot
Remote Data Center
Global Mirror w/ CV

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Data Protection,
Disaster Recovery
DevOps, Test/Dev,
Quality Assurance
Hybrid Cloud
Reporting,
Analytics
Hybrid Cloud connects
together your traditional IT,
private cloud, and public cloud

Shared
Off-Premise
Cloud
Local
On-Premise
Cloud
Traditional
IT
Dedicated
Off-Premise
Cloud
Choose the right mix for your business
Enterprise
Applications
Cloud Enabled
Cloud Native Apps/Services
Hybrid Cloud
• Existing enterprise IT applications can be “cloud-enabled” to run
in on-premise or off-premise cloud deployments
• Cloud apps or services built natively for public clouds can be
ported to on-premise or off-premise private clouds
Hybrid Cloud – Application Portability
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Tier “Cold” data to
less expensive Cloud
Storage
Backup/Snapshot
data to offsite Cloud
Storage
Incorporate Cloud
Storage for Disaster
Recovery
Use Cloud to assist with
Daily Operations
Use Hybrid Cloud to
run Production
Applications
IBM Storage Hybrid Cloud Use Cases
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Leveraging IBM Hybrid Cloud
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Data Center Silo Cloud Silo
IBM Storage
System of
Record Data
Scalable Compute
No data!
Oracle, SQL Server,
DB2, etc.

Leveraging IBM Hybrid Cloud
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IBM Storage
System of
Record Data
Scalable Compute
Data Center Cloud
System-of-Record Data
• Managed data copy,
replication (Global Mirror)
• Automated spin-up, spin-
down of data and systems
using system-of-record
data
Oracle, SQL Server,
DB2, etc.

Hybrid Cloud – Replicating Spectrum Protect Plus
.
VMware vCenter
Microsoft SQL
Oracle Database
on Linux
IBM Spectrum Protect Plus
IBM Flashsystem 9100
VMware ESXi
On-Prem Data Center
Microsoft SQL
vSnap Server
Backup / Copy
VMware ESXi
Microsoft SQL
vSnap Server
REPLICATION
IBM CloudIBM CloudIBM Cloud
Restore
Test
Clone
Restore
Test
Clone
Applikations on
Physical Servers
VPN
Oracle Database
on Linux
Oracle Database
on Linux
IBM Spectrum Protect Plus
REPLICATE
CATALOG
Install IBM Spectrum Protect Plus in the off-
premise environment and copy the catalog from
the on-premise environment.
IBM Spectrum Copy Data
Management

Deploy multicloud environments for
business continuity and data reuse to
reduce cost and improve agility
• Reduce opex/capex for business continuity by
replicating to IBM Cloud
• Leverage cloud DR copies for
DevOps
Analytics
Reporting
• Recover applications in VMware Environments
in IBM Cloud with near zero RTO/RPO
• Easily migrate workloads between on-prem,
private and IBM Cloud
Use public cloud storage as a
Business Continuity OR Data Re-use target
IBM FlashSystem 9100
Reuse data
IBM
Spectrum CDM
IBM
Spectrum CDM
IBM Solution
Specific Blueprint
IBM
Spectrum
Virtualize for
Public Cloud
IBM FlashSystem 9100 Solution
for Business Continuity and Data Reuse
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Array-based Cloud Replication
1. Spectrum CDM
agentlessly discovers and
tracks all VMware objects,
applications, snapshots
and replicas
2. Drives all snapshots,
replicas and clones
3. Manages application
awareness, schedules,
retentions and copy
location
4. Instantly recovers from
local or replicated copyProduction
Data
Full Copy Snapshot
Storage APIs
VM VM VM
VM1 VM2 VM3
Storage APIs
Cloud
Service
Providers
Private
Cloud
Hyperscal
e Cloud
Providers
Private
Cloud
Replication
Hypervisor API
VM VM VM
VM VM VM VM1’ VM2’ VM3’
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Hypervisor API
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Why IBM’s copy data management offerings?
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Before efficient copy data management
• 1st copy
• 2nd copy
• Each addition copy, change control, ”admin”
dependency and delays
Add IBM’s Copy Data Management
• Savings in storage capacity used for copies
• Savings in time to provision copies
• End user enablement
• Automation, consistency, security and privacy
controls
Leverage IBM Flash storage devices
• Provide performance to source and copies
COST OF COPIES
Cost
Applications
Primary Data
1
2
1
2
3
1
2
3
1
2
3
Additional
storage
capacity
required to
keep copies
Plus, time
required to
create copies
Savings
Savings Savings
Savings
In addition to
capacity
savings,
improvements
to time
required to
provision
copies
SAVINGS WITH IBM SPECTRUM CDM

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Primary competition – Copy data appliances
IBM Spectrum Copy Data Management Actifio, Delphix, Cohesity, Rubrik
Software – Only architecture Requires Appliance for most use cases
Leverages existing platform Requires to move ‘bits’ to a new platform
Leverages existing storage services
Requires to ‘pay’ again for storage services
(copy and replication services)
Enterprise-wide, centralized catalog of
existing infrastructure
No catalog capability of existing
infrastructure
Plugs into your existing environment
Requires to manage another solution in
your environment
• ‘In-Place’ CDM versus ‘out-of-band CDM’
• Our solution is ‘software-defined’, not ‘appliance-based’
• We leverage what the customer has ‘on the floor’

IBM Spectrum Copy Data Management (CDM)
Snapshot and Replication
Automation for Storage
Environments
• Current version: 2.2.7
• Deployed as a virtual machine (OVA
file) … or installed on Docker
• Free trial download available
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Resources
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• Free 30 day trial – IBM Marketplace
• Configuration Details
• Spectrum Copy Data Management video
• IBM Spectrum Storage
• Social Content Follow - Twitter
− @Ed_J_Walsh
− @zoginstor
− @skenniston

Website with TRIAL download:
http://www.ibm.com/us-en/marketplace/spectrum-copy-data-management
IBM Knowledge Center:
https://www.ibm.com/support/knowledgecenter/en/SS57AN
You Tube Videos: Installation, Configuration and Usage
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tNXOJnKTo7s
Solution Datasheet
https://www.ibm.com/common/ssi/cgi-bin/ssialias?htmlfid=TSD03230USEN
Users Guide:
http://www-01.ibm.com/support/docview.wss?uid=ssg1S7005353
Announcement letter:
http://www-01.ibm.com/common/ssi/ShowDoc.wss?docURL=/common/ssi/rep_ca/8/897/ENUS216-
388/index.html&lang=en&request_locale=en
Edge session, Video, Ed Walsh
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wVd3CQA-jMM
Redbook – IT Modernization
http://www.redbooks.ibm.com/abstracts/sg248341.html?Open
Analyst paper -Taneja Group: IBM Spectrum Copy Data Management Drives IT Modernization
https://www.ibm.com/common/ssi/cgi-bin/ssialias?htmlfid=TSL03310USEN&
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Links
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IBM Spectrum CDM versions
IBM Spectrum CDM version 2.2.5
• Introduced in October 2016
• Available in PPA and AAS (eConfig)
• Support for plain filesystems (Linux, Windows, AIX), VMware, Oracle, MS SQL Server Virtual
• May 9th 2017 GA and Announce
• Adding new applications and databases:
‒ EPIC/Cache
‒ SAP HANA on x86 Linux and Power Linux
‒ MS SQL Server Physical
• Long distance vMotion for Hybrid Cloud support – VersaStack
• Improved user experience in new interface
• Latest version introduced in July 2017
• Change of licensing model: From USABLE to MANAGED capacity
– Only the size of the volumes holding the production databases counts
– Copies do not count, Replicas do not count unless they act as new sources
– Capacity as seen by the host before dedup, compression
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Offering Comparison
Spectrum Protect Plus Spectrum CDM
Suites Spectrum Protect Suite
Spectrum Storage Suite
Not Part of the Spectrum
Suites
Functionality - Superset
- Data Protection Apps/DBS
- Copy Data Management
- Subset
Target space - Data Protection
Complements Storage Arrays
Ordering PPA, Cloud Offering PPA, AAS
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Positioning with IBM Spectrum Protect Snapshot
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IBM Spectrum Protect Snapshot IBM Spectrum Copy Data Management
Design Application/database centric Enterprise-wide copy data management
User/role management Single tenant Multi tenant
CDM Use Case Data Protection focus All CDM use cases
Spectrum Protect Integration Integrated Snapshot offload Snapshot offload must be scripted
Suite licensing
• Spectrum Protect Suite
• Spectrum Storage Suite
• Spectrum Control Advanced Edition
• Virtual Storage Center
Separate licensing
Applications/DBs
Oracle, DB2, SAP on DB2, SAP on Oracle, MS SQL
Server, MS Exchange, Custom Apps, Filesystems, VMware
Oracle, SAP HANA, MS SQL Server, EPIC,
Custom Apps, Filesystems, VMware
Storage Arrays SVC, Storwize, A9000, V7000, V9000, 9100, NetAPP,
DS3x,, DS4x, DS5x, DS8x, XIV, Spectrum Virtualize,
Spectrum Accelerate.
Via the Rocket Adapters: EMC VMAX/VNX, HP3Par,
Hitachi HUS/VSP
SVC, Storwize, A9000, V7000, V9000, 9100,
NetAPP, DS3x, DS4x, DS5x, XIV, Spectrum
Virtualize, Spectrum Accelerate, Pure Storage
FlashArray//m and FlashArray-4xx series.

About the Speaker
Tony Pearson is a Master Inventor and Senior IT Architect for the IBM Storage product line. Tony joined IBM Corporation in
1986 in Tucson, Arizona, USA, and has lived there ever since. In his current role, Tony presents briefings on storage topics
covering the entire IBM Storage product line, IBM Spectrum Storage software products, and topics related to Cloud Computing,
Analytics and Cognitive Solutions. He interacts with clients, speaks at conferences and events, and leads client workshops to
help clients with strategic planning for IBM’s integrated set of storage management software, hardware, and virtualization
solutions.
Tony writes the “Inside System Storage” blog, which is read by thousands of clients, IBM sales reps and IBM Business Partners
every week. This blog was rated one of the top 10 blogs for the IT storage industry by “Networking World” magazine, and #1
most read IBM blog on IBM’s developerWorks. The blog has been published in series of books, Inside System Storage: Volume
I through V.
Over the past years, Tony has worked in development, marketing and consulting for various storage hardware and software
products. Tony has a Bachelor of Science degree in Software Engineering, and a Master of Science degree in Electrical
Engineering, both from the University of Arizona. Tony is an inventor or co-inventor of 19 patents in the field of electronic data
storage.
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tpearson@us.ibm.com
Tony Pearson
Master Inventor
Senior IT Architect
IBM Storage
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Special Thanks for the following contributors to this presentation
Brad Ashbaugh
IBM Certified Storage Subject Matter Expert, Washington Systems Center
Del Hoobler,
IBM Offering Manager for Spectrum Protect Suite
Sathya Sankaran,
IBM Product Evangelist for Spectrum Protect Plus
Steve Kenniston,
IBM Global Spectrum Software Business Development Executive
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Tucson, Arizona is headquarters for
IBM storage hardware and software
design and development
IBM Tucson Client Experience
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Take a video tour!
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