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Build a Better Disaster RecoveryPlan to Improve RTO & RPO

Lubomyr SalamakhaSales Engineer

[email protected]

May 14th ,2013

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Agenda

• Who is NetIQ

• Why Downtime Matters

• What is Workload Protection

• Understanding Disaster Recovery

• NetIQ Disaster Recovery Solutions

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Who is NetIQ?

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Terminal Emulation

Legacy Modernization

Managed File Transfer

Enterprise FraudManagement

Collaboration

File and NetworkingServices

Endpoint Management

Identity, Security andComplianceManagement

IT OperationsManagement

Enterprise LinuxServers

Software Appliances

Linux Desktops

Attachmate Group, Inc.

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Scale to Deliver – A Culture to Care

Established software vendor that has the scaleto execute our strategy and the focus

to deliver on customer’s expectations

1600

600

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SCALE TO DELIVER, A CULTURE TO CARE.

SCALE

1,800DISASTER RECOVERY CUSTOMERSPlateSpin Forge and PlateSpin Protect

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Downtime Matters!

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Why Downtime Matters - UPDATE

Total economic damage from disaster in 2009*

Economic impact felt in the U.S.

from disasters in 2009*

*September 2, 2010 , Business Continuity and Disaster Recovery are top IT Priorities

for 2010 and 2011 - Forrester

$10.8 Billion

$41.3 Billion

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Becoming a Priority

• Better able to identify and quantify risk

• Better understanding of economic impact

• Less tolerance for downtime and data loss

*Jan. 25, 2010 – The State of Enterprise IT: 2009 to 2010 - Forrester

of enterprises have indicated thatimproving disaster recovery capabilitiesis a high priority*

78%

Critical Priority 30% - High Priority 48%

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What is Workload Protection?

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What is Workload Protection?

Workload protection means:

1. Back ing up entire server workloads

(the contents of a server, including

the operating system, applications and data),

2. Recover ing them to virtual machines

during an outage, and

3. Restor ing them to their original production

locations after the outage.

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Define Your Objectives

• Time between declaration and serviceavailability

• Time to restore services to useable state

Recovery TimeObjective

(RTO)

• Data in system lost at disaster time

• Amount of data entered since last backup

Recovery PointObjective

(RPO)

• Time required to test recovery plans

• Resources used for testingTest Time

Objective (TTO)

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Key Disaster Recovery Concepts:Downtime and Availability

Availability MaximumAllowable

Downtime

per Year

MaximumAllowable

Downtime

per Month

Cost Products TypicalRPO/RTO

90% (“one nine”) 36.5 days 72 hours

95% 18.25 days 36 hours 12-24 hours

99% (“two nines”) 3.65 days 7.2 hours

99.5% 1.83 days 3.6 hours 15 minutes to

4 hours

99.9% (“three nines”) 8.76 hours 43.2 minutes

99.99% (“four nines”) 52.56 minutes 4.32 minutes

99.999% (“five nines”) 5.26 minutes 25.9 seconds

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Understanding Disaster Recovery

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Backup Your Data

• Focus is on protecting data

– Tape backup

– Imaging

•

Poor performance – Slow RTO, RPO (days)

• Hidden costs

– How do we get the data back

in to a useable state?

– How long to rebuild server?

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Double Infrastructure

• Focus is on protectingapplication

– Clustering

– Like-for-like infrastructure

• Performance,

but at what price?

– Near-zero RTO, RPO

• High cost – Duplicate infrastructure

– Management complexity

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Bridging the Gap

• Fast RTO and RPO

• Duplicate resources• Costly and complex

• Slow RTO and RPO

• Over commitment of recovery resources

Duplication Backup

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Disaster Recovery Performance Needs

87% of the enterprises surveyed have RTO for their mission-criticalapplications/services as four hours or less

RTOs of Mission-Critical Applications (n=93)

Source: Gartner (August 2011)

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Disaster Recovery Solutions

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Consolidated Recovery

Solution

• Replicate workload into

an offline virtual machine

• One-click failover

• One-click test restore

• Flexible failback

Virtual production servers

Virtual recovery hosts

Physical production servers

Physical production servers

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PlateSpin ® Disaster Recovery

• Solutions that replicate whole workloads into local or remote virtual environment (over WAN)

• Can replicate changes on hourly, daily or weekly basis

• Testing recovery plans provides peace of mind

• Can restore business operations in minutes

• Leverages existing investments in virtualization

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PlateSpin ® Protect

Backup tovirtual machines

Incrementalreplication

Whole-workload protection for all server workloads.

Easy to testOne-click

failover

Physicalservers

Virtualhosts

Bladeservers Workload decoupled

from hardware

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PlateSpin Forge ®

Protects up to 25 workloads

PlateSpin Forge includes:

• Storage • Replication software • Hypervisor

Plug-in and protect solution for :• Medium enterprises • Branch use for large enterprises

World’s first disaster recovery hardware appliance with virtualization

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The (Very) Real Benefits of Virtual Disaster Recovery

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Secondary EnvironmentProduction Server

Step 1:Replicate servers

(physical or virtual)

into a secondaryvirtual environment

Step 2:IT admin tests workloads

in new environment

to ensure they run

as expected

Step 3:Production server goes down,

power up virtual machines in

secondary environment

in minutes

Production Server

Production Server

Secondary Environment

Secondary Environment

Users

Users

How PlateSpin Protect WorksConsolidate Recovery

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Step 1:Failback the workload

Step 2:Test the workload inproduction, while usersare still connected tothe failed-over workload

Step 3:Perform incremental failbackto sync changes and switchusers over to theproduction workload

Failback, Test and Cut Over

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Failback Flexibility

• Failback can be used to restore workloads to: – The same or different physical hardware

– A virtual environment

Physical Server - IBM

Physical Server - Dell

OR

Virtual Host: ESX, Hyper-V, Xen

OR

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Thank You!

Lubomyr Salamakha

Solution Engineer

[email protected]

mailto:[email protected]


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