Data Domain October 2006 Product Update - Louisiana Council …数据域2006十月路易斯安那会议产品更新….ppt

Introducing the Next Generation of Enterprise Protection Storage Enterprise Scalability Enhancements Tape Under Siege Barriers to Disk Recovery Storage: Capacity, Cost What is a Data Domain Restorer (DDR)? Data Domain is a Backup Device Integrates into Existing Backup Software Compression Engine Replication Engine Reliable What is a Data Domain Restorer (DDR)? A (Fileserver or VTL) for backup images “tape” archives tar/cpio/etc. files (including images from Symantec, Legato, …) NDMP dump images Database dumps Copies of critical files Network (gig-E) attached A very efficient compression engine Avoid writing previously compressed data Let the DDR do the compression Optimized for a small number of read/write streams Optimized for large files (multi-megabyte and up) Not primary storage! Not a general purpose fileserver or SAN filesystem! Integrates into Existing Backup Infrastructure Data Domain Value Statement Retention Replication Reliability Data Domain Value Statement Retention (Capacity Optimized Storage) Replication (Wan Vaulting) Reliability (Data Invulnerability) Data Domain Key Technology Retention (Capacity Optimized Storage) Capacity Optimized Storage Example of Capacity Optimized Storage Capacity Optimization: Over time First full backup: 2-4x data reduction File-level incrementals: 6-8x Subsequent full backups: 20-60x Aggregate with Weekly Fulls, Daily Incrementals: ~20x Capacity Optimization: Review Overall compression = Global * Local Global compression: Replace non-unique segments with references (2:1 to 100:1 or more common) Local compression: LZ compression of unique segments and other metadata (2:1 common) The more redundancy the better Fulls compress more than incrementals, but ~7:1 compression of incrementals/snapshots common COS eliminates redundant patterns Incrementals/snapshots contain only changed blocks COS eliminates redundancy BETWEEN changed blocks Data Domain Value Statement Replication (Wan Vaulting) Wan