How can we help you become the Most Interesting Man in the Datacenter

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How can we help you become the Most Interesting Man

in the Datacenter

Once rode a bull until it fell asleep: Once did a line

dance in a circle; When opportunity knocks and he is not

home, opportunity waits.

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Rethinking Data

Protection

Transforming backup from

Reactive to Adaptive

Mike Newton

Tony Sue

Judy Bisson

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Business Req.

: How Big is Big Data to You?

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The world has changed

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Viber

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Sales tracking & Marketing Commissions Database ERP CRM SCM HCM HCM PLM HP EMC Cost Management Order Entry Product Configurator Bills of Material Engineering Inventory Manufacturing Projects Quality Control SAP Cash Management Accounts Receivable Fixed Assets Costing Billing Time and Expense

Activity Management Training

Time & Attendance Rostering Service Data Warehousing

The Internet

Gigabytes

Client/server

Megabytes

Every 60 seconds

IBM Unisys Burroughs Hitachi NEC Bull Fijitsu Mainframe Kilobytes

Big Data, Cloud,

Mobility

Zettabytes

Brontobytes + Geopbytes

2,000 check-ins on Four Square

$275,000 spent online shopping

204 million+ emails sent

48 hours new video on YouTube

38,000 new Tumblr blog posts

100,000+ tweets

2 million+ Google searches

35,000

brand “Likes” on Facebook

A Geopbyte is 10

30 Bytes

There are~10

19 grains of sand

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HP Confidential – For internal use only

Most important IT priorities over the next 12-18 months

Top Priorities of IT: Immediate Plans

22%

23%

24%

25%

27%

29%

30%

0%

5%

10%

15%

20%

25%

30%

35%

Deploying a "private cloud" infrastructure

Mobile workforce enablement

Desktop virtualization

Data center consolidation

Business continuity/disaster recovery programs

Information security initiatives

Manage data growth

Major application deployments or upgrades

Increased use of server virtualization

Improve data backup and recovery

Manage data growth

Desktop virtualization

Improve business continuity/disaster

recovery

Everyone of

these

priorities

impacts

backup

and

recovery

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What are the analysts saying about HP’s Adaptive Backup & Recovery Vision?

HP is getting some good buzz…from Gartner & OVUM

“If you guys can pull this

off you will change the

game for backup and

recovery

…” *

“Ovum considers that HP by

invoking its strength in

analytics is able to ensure that

HP Data Protector is able to

deliver complete end-to-end

visibility from the data source

to the target device

…” ***

“HP has recently updated its

heterogeneous array support…Gartner

believes that Data Protector is now the

second-broadest snapshot manager in the

market…

HP's SAP support

(depth and

breadth) remains perhaps

the best in the

industry

.” **

* Gartner Analyst Briefing, Nov 2013

** Gartner Magic Quadrant for Enterprise Backup Software & Integrated Appliances, June 2014 *** OVUM Evaluation for Enterprise Backup & Recovery, June 2014

“

HP was the joint leader in the

Enterprise backup and recovery ODM

2014/15

…Ovum considers that

HP’s

significant differentiator is

that it was

the only vendor to score 10 out of 10

in

performance and scalability

…” ***

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HP Data Protector Evolution & Innovations

OmniBack

6.x

7.x

8.x

Data Protector

• Support for wide-variety of

platforms, OS, applications

• Built-in disaster recovery

• Snapshot management

• Variety of backup options

• Automated One-Touch

protection

• Application integration

• Granular recovery

• Virtualization support

• Federated deduplication

• Integrated cloud backup

• Advanced vCloud Director

protection

• HP IDOL integration

• 3PAR snapshot support

• Advanced VMware recovery

• StoreOnce bandwidth control

• SAP HANA native backup

• Expanded 3

rd

_{party storage support}

Snapshot

Integration

Instant/Granular

Recovery

HP StoreOnce

Deduplication

Deeper Integrations,

Scalability &

Adaptability

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HP Data Protection solutions

• Premise-based HP

StoreOnce™ federated

deduplication backup and

recovery

• Comprehensive, centrally

managed protection across

physical, virtual, and cloud

• Heterogeneous environment

support with best in class

integration with HP Storage

• Cloud-based server backup

powered by world’s largest

private cloud

• Rapid Recovery with

DeltaRestore, TurboRestore,

and Data Shuttle

• Easy to use GUI to simplify

backup & recovery

management

• Mobile backup for

laptops/desktops and access

to backup data through iPad,

Android tablet devices

• Over 4M devices protected

around the globe today

• Enterprise scalability to meet

the protection needs of the

largest organizations

Enterprise data protection to meet the distributed big data challenge

Version 9

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The Industry’s Leading Information Management Solution

HP Adaptive Backup & Recovery for the Enterprise

HP Data Protector

Hardware Integrated /

Aware

Granular Management

Disaster Recovery

Zero Impact Backup

Storage Efficiencies /

Security

Instant Recovery

Operations

HP Backup Navigator

Management Extensions

Real-time Monitoring

Analysis and Trending

4 Major Hypervisors

11+

Critical Applications

10+

Operating

Systems

File Systems

>

_

OS

Hyperviso

r

APP

OS

Networking

Compute

Storage

Cloud

Applications

MSFT SCOM

HP OPS

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How it works?

Files

Applications

Disk Agent

Application

Agent

Media Server

Media Agent

SITE B

Cell

Manager

Internal Database:

- Files, versions, hosts

- Media, drives,

libraries

Manager of

Managers

Clients

Backup Targets

Tape Storage

Virtual Tape

StoreOnce Backup

StoreOnce

Private Cloud

Control flow

Backup data

flow

StoreOnc

e

Data Protector Manager

CRM

ERP

Supply Chain/

Inventory

Mgmt

Servers

Virtual Storage Array

GUI or

CLI

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HP Data Protector 9: Key features

Platform

certifications

Application

integrations

Storage

integrations

Foundational

improvements

• HP StoreOnce VSA

Certification

• Windows 2012 R2

Disk Agent Support

• RedHat Enterprise

Linux 6.4/6.5 Disk

Agent Support

• Oracle 12c App Agent

Support

• Symantec Storage

Foundations (VxVM)

Oracle 11g Support

• Smart Cache for

VMware GRE (Rapid

Recovery)

• vSphere Granular

Recovery for Linux

(CentOS Guest VMs)

• HP Converged

Systems for SAP

HANA Disaster

Recovery Support

• Windows 2012 R2

Enhanced Automated

Disaster Recovery

(EADR) Support

• HP StoreOnce

“Federated Catalyst”

• HP StoreOnce

Catalyst over Fibre

Channel

• HP XP P9500 ZDB/IR

Support (SUSE 11)

• EMC Data Domain

Boost Integration

• EMC VMAX ZDB/IR

Support with HPUX

• NetApp ONTAP 8.2

(NDMP)

• HP StoreOnce IPsec

Encryption Support

• Advanced VM restore

filtering for vSphere

• Rapid Virtual Disk

Restore Option for

vSphere

• Improved vSphere

Backup Performance

Insight

• Checkpoint Restart &

Sparse File Restore

(EADR)

New

Updated

New

Updated

New

Updated

New

Updated

New

Updated

New

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Heterogeneous environment support

HP Storage Products

Virtual Environments

Mission critical applications

Operating Systems

Social Media

Video

Audio

Email

Texts

_Mobile

Transactional Data

Documents

Images

Complete support matrices at

www.hp.com/go/dataprotector

Any data format

(structured/unstructured)

3

rd

_Party

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IBM Mainframe System z Support

Description

• File System backup for IBM System z

–

z/OS 2.1, RHEL 6.3, SUSE 11.3, z/VM

• Broad secondary storage support

–

Tape, StoreOnce, File Library, etc.

Usage

• Open system backup of mainframe file systems

• Consolidated backup and recovery across

mainframe and open systems

Benefits

• Open systems typically less expensive than

mainframe

• Lower management overhead

Mainframe backup at open systems price

Data Protector

Agent

IBM System z

Secondary

Storage

Data Protector

Backup Server

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Single Pane of Glass Management

Client setup

Backup &

Recovery

User

Manageme

nt

Disaster

Recovery

Monitoring

& Reporting

Device &

Media

Manageme

nt

Snapshot

Manageme

nt

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HP Data Protector v9.0

Foundational Improvements: User “Interface-lift

”

Description

Advanced scheduler

Missed job executions

Global options

Goal

Phased facelift

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Priority-based scheduler

1. Optional: Schedule Description

2. Backup type (Full, incr, ...)

3. Retention

(default: Default)

• Protection renamed to Retention

4. Priority

(default: Medium = 3000)

5. Start date and time

6. Optional: Estimated duration

• For reporting purpose only

7. Network load

(default: High)

8. Recurrence Pattern

9. Optional: End of reccurrence

(default: No end date)

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Easing administration & protection for critical data

Automated Pause / Resume of Backup Jobs

Available through the Advanced Scheduler

For critical data, enable pausing of lower priority jobs if job is blocked

• Lower priority job automatically gets paused

• Higher priority job runs & completes

• Lower priority job automatically gets started

Pause and resume / restart is managed with existing feature set

Lower priority jobs will have their priority increase after each pause

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Advance Recovery Options

Recovery to a precise point-in-time

Instant Recovery

Granular Recovery

1

2

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Enhanced automated disaster recovery

IMAGE CREATION

NEW

Object selection method

• Select recovery objects by

Backup Session

• Simplyfies Image creation

• Create image from object copies

EADR is now the default

method

NEW WIZARD PAGE

•Enable selection of recovery objects by

Backup Session (+ IDB for CM)

•Backup sessions may not include all

volumes (only system critical)

•RAW / FS object selection option

•Volume list contains volumes that are

part of the selected host backup session

NEW RECOVERY SETTINGS

PAGE

• Contains all recovery settings

• Use Restore defaults settings button to

restore default settings

• Use Save button to save settings and

return to main page

New options

• Initialize Disks Manually

• Restore Storage Spaces

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SmartCache for Vmware GR

Rapid Recovery

for

VMware virtual machine

single item recovery –

saving time, storage

resources and improving

VM restore operations:

• SmartCache is a new feature of

DP 9

• New store type is optimized to

enable rapid recovery for VM

restores

• Ability to restore single items

within a virtual machine, in place,

without having to restore the

entire VM disk file

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How does the non-staged (cached) magic work?

You set a retention period of the backup time on the SmartCacheServer for quick recovery of single file(s). Then you set

a backup job to perform an object copy from the SmartCacheserver to longer term backup storage, where you can take

advantage of deduplication. Please note that SmartCachedoes perform deduplication. SmartCacheTargets can exist

on disk (direct, SAN, iSCSI) or network shares (CIFS/NFS).

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Single Item Recovery

SharePoint

Exchange

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Description

• Cached single item recovery directly from 3PAR

snapshot

• Browse available VM folders through vCenter plug-in

• Utilize multiple snapshots on 3PAR for fast recovery

Usage

• Fast, single item recovery from VM

• Streamlined UI workflow

• Integrated GRE for Cached (3PAR snapshot & Smart

Cache) as well as non-Cached (Tape, File Library, etc.)

Benefits

• Accelerated single file recovery from snapshot

• Easy management through vCenter user interface

VMware GRE Direct from 3PAR Snapshot

Accelerated Single Item Recovery for VMware

t

₀

t

_-1

t

_-2

t

VMware

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Snapshot integration – Zero Downtime Backup

Snapshot Based Backups

• No Performance Degradation

• Application Consistency

• Transactional application awareness (Log

Handling)

• Storage efficient (HP StoreOnce integration)

Integrated Application Support

• SAP, Oracle, Microsoft Exchange, SQL Server

Operating System Support

• Windows, Linux and HP-UX

Operating System Support

• Extensive HP (3Par, StoreVirtual) and 3rd

Party array support

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Instant Recovery

Instant Recovery from Snapshots

• Snapshot Retention Management

• Application Consistency

• Meet strict RTO requirements

Integrated Application Support

• SAP, Oracle

• Microsoft Exchange, SQL Server

Operating System Support

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Recover applications faster with HP Data

Protector

Fully automated, precise point-in-time application recovery

Down to the

second

• GUI driven recovery of Exchange, Oracle, SQL Server & SAP to specified point in time

• Automatically restart applications on physical or virtual servers

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One time backup policy configuration for Exchange, SharePoint, SQL Server & Oracle

Policy based application protection

–

Automatically detects new databases added to the group

–

Dynamic backup adjustment when the group changes

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Not ALL DEDUPLICATION

Equal-Enables Sparse Indexing andIntelligent Reads

HP Labs created algorithms within StoreOncecalled Sparse Indexing and Contained Matching to deliver scale and

performance for deduplicationsolutions.

The fewer times the deduplicationappliance has to

r

ead the actual data to determine if another chunk is a match, the

more efficient the system is. In other

words, the same CPU and memory can drive higher scalability and performance, delivering better value for the

organization.

Instead of reading an entire data chunk to determine if a new chunk is a match; these algorithms provide a technique

to preview only pieces of the data chunk. It samples existing chunks, stored in memory in the “Sparse Index” table,

looking for matches.

Searching for the data in memory vs. on the disk drives themselves improves throughput performance and reduces

processing power.

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ABR Protection Engine: Federated Deduplication

Application Source Benefits

• Dedup on source

• Eliminate need for ROBO-hosted hardware

• Reduces network bandwidth

Application Source

VM

APP

Backup Server

Backup Server Benefits

• Offload App Server from dedup processing

• Higher total target appliance throughput

• Efficient utilization of backup infrastructure

Target System

Target System Benefits

• Software only implementation = generic storage

• Purpose built appliance optimized for backup data

• Simplest implementation – No Operational Changes

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Federated Catalyst for HP StoreOnce Backup

Eliminate the line between backup data and

rigid backup targets for agility & simplicity

Federated Backup Stores

1 Data Store :: N+ Targets

Applications

File

Servers

Databases

Virtualization

StoreOnce Federated Backup Store

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Catalyst

™ Technology Overview

Definition

1: a substance that enables a

chemical reaction to proceed at a

usually faster rate or under

different conditions than

otherwise possible

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Why use Catalyst?

• Enables backup apps to be fully aware of StoreOnce capabilities

• Significantly increases performance

• Gives the backup app full control

• Centralizes index database

• Dictates when and where backup copies are made

• Deduplication efficiency reporting

• Adheres to lifecycle policies

• No unnecessary geometry limitations

• Enables WAN backups

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StoreOnce Federated Catalyst and CoFC

Catalyst over Fibre Channel

Benefit from Catalyst performance in existing Fibre Channel

environments

• Single node device support

• Added support for HP-UX 11.31

• Supported with Federated Catalyst

Federated Catalyst

Consolidate dedupe stores and simplify management with

automatic load-balancing across nodes

• Up to 8 nodes

• Expansion & contraction of federated stores

• Supported with Catalyst over Fibre Channel

• Fully Qualified Domain Name support

Additional Enhancements

• Hard quota support for NAS & VTL

• IPV6 support

Data Protector 9 support for new StoreOnce v3.12 features

<8 nodes

Application

Servers

Virtualized

Servers

File

Servers

Database

Servers

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Extension to the single federated deduplication architecture and a key

component of HP’s emerging Software Defined Storage portfolio

HP StoreOnce VSA

• HP StoreOnce delivered as a VMware virtual appliance

• Great for existing hypervisor, ROBO or BaaS

environments

• Useful as potential PoC tool (special version for sizing

soon)

• Up to 500 GB/hr ingest performance w/Catalyst

• Protects up to 10 TB of data per instance (200TB logical

equivalent with >20:1 data deduplication)

• $3500 list price which includes all licenses including

Catalyst, replication and security (coming soon)

• Easy to implement and manage via SEM

_{Try VSA free for 60 days at}

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StoreOnce 4900

• Focused on enterprise environments

• Single node – minimum 2U form factor head + 1 d6000 drawer

• Add 1 additional drawer (800 lbs/ea loaded)

• Same HW as 6500 minus 1 couplet node

• RAID 6 - 4 TB drive support only

• 4 x 8 Gb FC+ 4 x 10 GbE+ 4 x 1 GbE

• 2 x Intel Xeon 2.9 GhZ ES-2690 8 Core

• 2 x p1228 RAID controllers

• 256 GB Memory

• Minimum usable capacity: 36 TB

• Maximum useable capacity: 432 TB

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