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SOFTWARE-DEFINED STORAGE
IN ACTION
Anne Tarantino
VP Sales- Velocity Tech Solutions
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One Software Platform for any Storage Hardware
Accelerate
Centralize &
Automate
Pool & Protect
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10th generation product
Runs on standard x86 servers
Most comprehensive hardware agnostic
storage stack in the industry
25,000+ deployments worldwide
Introducing
SANsymphony™-V10
Define Your Storage
Cross-device Storage Services
Auto-tiering
Async Replication
Storage Pooling
Storage Load Balancing
Centralized Management
Analysis & Reporting
Sync Mirroring
Adaptive Caching
Thin Provisioning
Data Migration
Snapshots
Continuous Data Protection
NAS/SAN (Unified Storage)
Virtual SAN
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Benefits at a Glance
75% 10x 4x 100% 90%reduction
in storage
costs
performance
increase
capacity
utilization
reduction in
storage-related
downtime
decrease in time
spent on routine
storage tasks
Surveyed DataCore™ Customers Report Up To:
www.techvalidate.com
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Use Cases for SANsymphony-V10
Virtualize your
existing storage
hardware
Create virtual SANs
with server-attached
storage
Integrate
Flash/SSDs with
existing storage
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Solution Overview
Virtualize your
existing storage
hardware
Create virtual SANs
with server-attached
storage
Integrate
Flash/SSDs with
existing storage
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Virtualize External Storage Hardware
FUNDAMENTALS OF DATACORE STORAGE VIRTUALIZATION
Runs on standard x86 servers
One set of common storage services for all storage devices
All storage capacity in a single pool eliminating wasted capacity
Unlike storage systems communicate seamlessly reducing complexity and preventing downtime
Replicates data leaving no single point of failure
Seamless scalability with no reason to commit to a single hardware manufacturer
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Create up to 15 tiers of storage
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Evaluates data at the block level so data from a single application
can reside on multiple storage tiers
Auto-tiering Dynamically Optimizes Resources
Below average moves down a tier
Tier 2 Tier 3Tier 1 Tier n
Hot ColdWarm Archive
Above average moves up a tier
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Uses x86-64 CPUs and memory from DataCore nodes as powerful, inexpensive “mega caches”
Run applications at electronic memory speeds vs. slow spinning disks
Intelligently anticipates reads and streamlines writes to optimize performance
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10x performance on existing storage
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Data is synchronously mirrored between unlike storage systems
Replicate, failover and failback between unlike devices
Seamlessly move data from one device to another
Cross-Device
Synchronous Mirroring
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Easily Connect Between Sites
Any Application
Any Hypervisor
Any Storage Hardware
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Solution Overview
Virtualize your
existing storage
hardware
Create virtual SANs
with server-attached
storage
Integrate
Flash/SSDs with
existing storage
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Transform DAS, Flash & SSDs into a Virtual SAN
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Runs as a virtual machine
on any application server
Pools local storage
resources for all to share
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Dramatically increase
performance
Share Flash cards between
application servers
Auto-tier between DRAM,
flash and disk
Share capacity across
cluster of servers
Speed up apps with
DRAM caching
Full feature functionality with Virtual SAN
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Low Cost Storage at Remote Sites
and Branch Offices
No need to buy
expensive external
storage
Runs on any
standard server
hardware
Increases
application
performance
Scales up
to 1000’s!
Virtual
SANVirtual
SAN
Virtual
SAN
Virtual
SAN
Virtual
SAN
Virtual
SAN
Virtual
SAN
Virtual
SAN
Virtual
SAN
Virtual
SAN
Data Center
Central SAN
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Massive Scale for Tier 1 Apps and VDI
1 2 5… … 3243
Scale up to
32 PBScale out to
32 nodesAccelerate up to
50 million IOPS
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Solution Overview
Virtualize your
existing storage
hardware
Create virtual SANs
with server-attached
storage
Integrate
Flash/SSDs with
existing storage
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INTEGRATION AND
MANAGEMENT
How do I integrate
this new technology
with my existing
environment?
What new processes
do I need to manage
this investment?
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Common Challenges With Flash Storage
AVAILABILITY OF
SOFTWARE FEATURES
How do I get the
functionality I need like
high-availability and
failover?
What tools will I have
to handle data
migrations, tiering and
thin provisioning to
ensure that I’m making
the most of my
investment?
SHARING FLASH
STORAGE BETWEEN
APPLICATIONS
Do I really need to
buy dedicated Flash
hardware for every
application?
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Flash/HDD Hybrid
One Software Platform
for any Storage Hardware
The Premier Software Stack for Flash
Flash - SSD and Arrays
Cross-device Storage Services
Auto-tiering
Async Replication
Storage Pooling
Storage Load Balancing
Centralized Management
Analysis & Reporting
Sync Mirroring
Adaptive Caching
Thin Provisioning
Data Migration
Snapshots
Continuous Data Protection
NAS/SAN (Unified Storage)
Virtual SAN
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Easy Integration and Sharing of Flash Storage
Flash Cards inDataCore nodes
Flash Arrays in storage pool
Flash Cards in Virtual SAN
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Share Flash between servers and applications
Minimize downtime and risk of integration
Complete set of storage services
Block level auto-tiering
Easily add Flash anytime
Realistic path to all Flashenvironments
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Putting it all together
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Expand beyond limits of
application servers
Fast local primary storage
& secondary central pool
Same set of services
across both topologies
Leverage central storage
resources and services
► Replication, backups,
etc.,
Managed from
same console
Federate Virtual SAN with Physical SAN
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Centrally Managed Environment
Major Data Centers[Central SANs]
Branch Office[Virtual SAN]
Cloud Storage
DisasterRecovery Site[Virtual SAN]
Branch Office[Virtual SAN]
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When to get started with SDS
Before your
next storage
purchase
Using or
considering
flash/SSDs
Expanding
Server/Desktop
Virtualization
Developing your
Business
Continuity Plan
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Personnel• ~250 people across the globe
Market Segment• Software-Defined Storage
Major Locations• Ft. Lauderdale, Florida (Headquarters)
• Munich, Germany
• Paris, France
• Reading, UK (European Support Center)
• Sophia, Bulgaria
• Tokyo, Japan (APAC Support Center)
• Founded 1998
• Privately owned
• Investors• Flagship Ventures
• Updata Partners
• Insight Venture Partners
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QUESTIONS?
Contact:
www.datacore.com
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