getting started with the hybrid cloud: enterprise backup and recovery
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Isaiah Weiner, AWS Partner Solutions Architecture
August 11, 2016
Getting Started with the Hybrid Cloud:
Enterprise Backup and Recovery
Why hybrid cloud for backup and restore?
- Save the day!
- Simple way to start using the cloud
- Addresses the cost and scale problems of data retention
- Capitalize on your investments
- Third parties with cloud connectors
- Cloud gateway: local performance with cloud scale
- Take it to the next level
- Migrate old backups from on premises ($$$$$) to the cloud ($)
- Eliminate tapes, trucks, trucks with tapes. Be green!
Backup and recovery before the cloud
Application
servers
Local disk
Media
server
Tape storage
Data bunker
Backup and recovery to the cloud
Amazon S3
Amazon
GlacierAWS
Direct
Connect
Internet
Amazon S3-IA
Application
servers
Cloud gateway
Local disk
Media
Server
Cloud gateway
Application
servers
Cloud connector
Local disk
Media server
with cloud
connector
What should I use, and when?
Economics Easy to use Reduce risk Agility, scale
Pay as you go
No up-front investment
No commitment
No risky capacity
planning
Self service administration
SDKs for simple
integration
Durable and secure
Avoid risks of physical
media handling
Reduce time to market
Focus on your business,
not your infrastructure
Amazon S3
Durable object storage
for all types of data
Amazon EBS
Block storage for use
with Amazon EC2
Amazon Glacier
Archival storage
for infrequently
accessed data
Amazon EFS
File storage for use
with Amazon EC2
Cloud gateway: AWS Storage Gateway
EBS
snapshots
S3
Amazon
Glacier
Storage Gateway
appliance
Application
server
Storage Gateway
back endDirect
Connect
Internet
Customer premises
iSCSI
Storage
Gateway VM
Upload
buffer
volume Volume
storage
TA
RG
ET
Client
Users
INIT
IAT
OR
Application
servers
INIT
IAT
OR
iSCSI
EBS
snapshotsStorage
Gateway service
Customer data center
GATEWAY-STORED VOLUME ARCHITECTURE
Cloud gateway: Storage Gateway
iSCSI
Storage
Gateway VM
Upload
bufferCache
storage
TA
RG
ET
Client
Users
INIT
IAT
OR
Application
servers
INIT
IAT
OR
iSCSI
EBS snapshotsStorage
Gateway service
Customer data center
HTTPS
Volume
storage backed
by S3
GATEWAY-CACHED VOLUME ARCHITECTURE
Cloud gateway: Storage Gateway
Storage
Gateway VM
Upload
buffer
Cache
storage
ME
DIA
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AN
GE
R
Backup
server
INIT
IAT
OR
Virtual tape
shelf backed by
Amazon Glacier
Storage
Gateway service
Customer data center
HTTPS
Gateway-VTL
storage backed
by S3
TA
PE
DR
IVE
VT
S
GATEWAY-VIRTUAL TAPE LIBRARY ARCHITECTURE
Cloud gateway: Storage Gateway
Cloud gateway: NetApp AltaVault
Common backup applications integrated with AltaVaultSolve backup and archive headaches with cloud-integrated
storage
90% reduction in time, cost, and data volumes
Shrink recovery times from days to minutes
85% of backup & software providers supported
On Premises
Cloud-integrated storage appliance
NetApp AltaVault
FAS
E-Series
Non-NetApp
Storage
Seamlessly integrates into existing storage and backup
software environment
Deduplicates, compresses, and encrypts
Caches recent backups locally, vaults older copies to
the cloud
NetApp SnapProtect
Arcserve
Commvault Simpana
EMC NetWorker
HP Data Protector
IBM Tivoli Storage Manager
Symantec Backup Exec
Symantec (Veritas) NetBackup
Veeam
Microsoft SQL Server
Oracle RMAN
AltaVault also available on Marketplace to protect cloud-native workloads
Store data in the public or private cloud of choice
S3
Amazon Glacier
Amazon S3-IA
Backup agent
Users
Ma
ste
r
Se
rve
r
Me
dia
Ag
en
t
S3
Customer data center
AWS-ENABLED COMMCELL ARCHITECTURE
Cloud connectors: Commvault Simpana
Me
dia
Ag
en
t
Cloudstorage
library
Backup agent
Users
Ma
ste
r
Se
rve
r
Me
dia
Ag
en
t
S3
Customer data center
AWS-ENABLED COMMCELL ARCHITECTURE
Cloud connectors: Commvault Simpana
Me
dia
Ag
en
t
Cloudstorage
library
Amazon Glacier
Backup agent
Users
Ma
ste
r
Se
rve
r
Me
dia
Se
rve
r
Amazon S3
Customer data center
AWS-ENABLED NETBACKUP ARCHITECTURE
Cloud connectors: Veritas NetBackup
Me
dia
Se
rve
r
Cloudstorage
disk pool
Backup agent
Users
Ma
ste
r
Se
rve
r
Me
dia
Se
rve
r
Amazon S3
AWS-ENABLED NETBACKUP ARCHITECTURE
Cloud connectors: Veritas NetBackup
Me
dia
Se
rve
r
Cloudstorage
disk pool
Active archive
What is AWS Snowball? Petabyte-scale data transport
E Ink shipping
label
Ruggedized case
“8.5G Impact”
All data encrypted
end-to-end
Rain and dust
resistant
Tamper-resistant
case and
electronics
80 TB
10GE network
How it works
How fast is Snowball?
Less than 1 day to transfer 250 TB via 5x10 G connections with 5
Snowballs, less than 1 week including shipping
Number of days to transfer 250 TB via the Internet at typical utilizations
Internet Connection Speed
Utilization 1 Gbps 500 Mbps 300 Mbps 150 Mbps
25% 95 190 316 632
50% 47 95 158 316
75% 32 63 105 211
When to use Snowball
Cloud migration
Disaster recovery
Data centerdecommission
Contentdistribution
S3 Transfer Acceleration: up to 300% faster, one click
Automatically changes the DNS name for the bucket (Amazon Route 53)
Bucket traffic moves to Amazon’s CDN network (Amazon CloudFront)
1 2
Snowball S3 Transfer Acceleration
When to use Snowball vs. S3 Transfer Acceleration
Supports import and export
Currently in US West (Oregon),
US East (N. Virginia)
Coming to US West (N.
California), GovCloud (US), Asia
Pacific (Sydney), and EU
(Ireland) regions; expected by
end of 2016
Supports large data transfers,
from TBs to PBs
Supports accelerating transfers
into and out of S3, using AWS
edge locations:
Checkbox WAN acceleration
Up to 6 times faster than regular
networks
Faster or free!
55 AWS edge locations globally
Use Amazon Glacierfor lowest-cost, durable cold
storage of archival data
Use Amazon S3for reliable, durable
primary storage
Use Amazon S3
Infrequent Access
Storage for secondary backups
at a lower cost
S3-IA
Tiering on AWS: optimize your storage spend
Key prefix “logs/”
Transition objects to Amazon Glacier 30 days after creation
Delete 365 days after creation date
<LifecycleConfiguration>
<Rule>
<ID>archive-in-30-days</ID>
<Prefix>logs/</Prefix>
<Status>Enabled</Status>
<Transition>
<Days>30</Days>
<StorageClass>GLACIER</StorageClass>
</Transition>
<Expiration>
<Days>365</Days>
</Expiration>
</Rule>
</LifecycleConfiguration
S3 lifecycle policies
What about WORM?
SEC Rule 17a-4(f)
FINRA Rule 4511
CFTC Regulation 1.31
Data Storage for the Long Haul:
Compliance and Archive
http://y2u.be/L2ab2jGPCEM
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