Windows平台容灾方案建设要点解析.ppt

* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * VVR - Replication beyond a campus environment Replicates natively over IP both synchronously and asynchronously Allows you to replicate up to 32 locations Supports one to many, many to many replication Allows you to throttle bandwidth required for WAN tuning Dynamically switches async mode during a network failure Always guarantees data consistency and write order fidelity No distance limitations, 5km to 5,000 km VVR is extending the concept of Storage Foundation over distance Use the same management technique whether mirroring with VM or mirroring over distance with VVR, no additional replication expertise is needed Can take advantage of the processing power that VM provides VVR is most likely already on your system, just need to call sales rep to add a license key By adding VVR to your environment you are really only adding 3 components: Rlink (Replication Link): Link defines the relationship between one host and another. Can create up to 32 Rlinks in environment Can define each Rlink with a different replication mode. So can replicate NY to NJ synchronously and with the same host replicate NY to SF asynchronously RVG: Replicated Volume Group: Groups consistency volumes together so write order is preserved. For example, Oracle tends to span volumes so this groups all Oracle requests together to make sure they get to the secondary site consistently. The RVG lets customer choose the data, based on volume, that they want to replicate. This means they don’t need the same amount or level of storage at the secondary site making a replication approach less expensive then traditional solutions on the market. SRL: Storage Replicator Log: Tracks writes in asynch mode to guarantee write-order fidelity. This is a critical component for asychronous replication and gaurantees the data will be consistent, at any point, on the secondary site. Key Feature: No distance limitations: can replicate over any distance. Cust