[Technology Days 2010] ] How to get the most of your hardware using Storage Foundation technology. Rasmus Rask Eilersen Principal Systems Engineer Symantec Enterprise Solutions SECURITY INFRASTRUCTURE OPERATIONS INFO RISK & COMPLIANCE STORAGE BUSINESS CONTINUITY Security Management Server Management IT Compliance Storage Management Disaster Recovery Endpoint Security Client Management Discovery & Retention Management Archiving High Availability Messaging Security IT Service Delivery Application Security Server Virtualization Data Loss Prevention Data Protection Messaging Management Endpoint Virtualization Tech Days 2010 Core topics •Online Migration for SF Stack •ApplicationHA •Veritas Operations Manager •DMP •VVR cross platform Tech Days 2010 Online migration to SF stack Tech Days 2010 Online Migration from OS Stack to Storage Foundation Starting Point Application VxFS -VxVM OS Native Stack DMP MultiPathing 1. Starting Point with Application running 2. Install SF (No downtime required) 3. Provision Storage 4. Configure Storage Foundation with the desired final state layout Tech Days 2010 Online Migration from OS Stack to Storage Foundation Configure Migration Layer Application 1. Stop Application 2. Configure Migration Layer 3. Restart Application • The migration layer is invisible to any applications Migration Layer VxFS -VxVM OS Native Stack DMP MultiPathing The application is only offline during a short time to configuration the Migration Layer Tech Days 2010 Online Migration from OS Stack to Storage Foundation Migration Phase Application 1. During the migration both the source and target file systems are kept up to date • Ensures an easy and successful back-out path Migration Layer VxFS -VxVM OS Native Stack DMP MultiPathing 2. A background migration process copies the data from the source file system Applications are kept online throughout the copy operation Tech Days 2010 Online Migration from OS Stack to Storage Foundation Migration Completed Application 1. Stop Application 2. Unconfigure the Migration Layer 3. Restart Application 4. Clean up old infrastructure and reclaim storage Migration Layer VxFS -VxVM OS Native Stack DMP MultiPathing The Application is only offline for a short time to unconfigure the Migration Layer Tech Days 2010 Online Migration from OS Stack to Storage Foundation Migration Completed Application VxFS -VxVM • During the entire migration the Application has only had two short, well defined, outages to configure the Migration Layer • As the source file system is kept up to date backing out is trivial • Abort the migration and Remount the old file system DMP Tech Days 2010 Virtualized environments ApplicationHA Tech Days 2010 VM HA VCS Virtualization Support VMware ESX Solaris Zones Solaris LDOMs AIX WPARS HP IVM Physical Server Global Zone Physical Server Global Physical Server SFHA VxFS HA HA SFHA Guest Domain Virtual Machine IVM Guest SFHA/ CVM APP HA IVM Host Hypervisor Control Domain HA ESX Hypervisor Non Global Zone SPARC Hypervisor WPAR VMware ESX Solaris LDOMs AIX LPARS HP IVM Physical Server Physical Server Physical Server Physical Server SFHA SFHA Guest Domain LPAR SFHA SFHA Virtual Machine IVM Guest ESX Hypervisor Control Domain Virtual I/O Server IVM Host Hypervisor SPARC Hypervisor POWER Hypervisor HP-UX Host OS Tech Days 2010 SFHA HP-UX Host OS SFHA Confidently Virtualize Business Critical Applications Extend virtualization benefits VM1 VM2 VM1 VM2 App SQL App SQL OS OS OS OS VMware HA VMware HA VMware ESX VMware ESX • VMware HA may be good enough for some workloads • But it ONLY works for physical server failures Tech Days 2010 Current tools force challenging trade-offs Ensure availability O/S based clustering in the guest Tradeoff between • Prevents use of vMotion, DRS, DPM • Increases cost + complexity Ensure App Availability Application admin Infrastructure admin Monitoring tool + scripting • Longer RCA and recovery time • Burden to maintain scripts Exploit Virtualization Delay virtualization Virtualize everything • Slows down virtualization initiatives • Increases operational complexity Tech Days 2010 Minimize Complexity Need a solution that avoids these trade-offs 1 Ensure Availability Ensure App Availability 2 Exploit Virtualization Exploit Virtualization 3 Minimize Complexity Tech Days 2010 Minimize Complexity Symantec ApplicationHA + VMware HA: Virtualize without compromise Symantec ApplicationHA 1 protect application components 2 App components VM1 VM2 c1 c1 c1 c3 c2 c2 c4 c2 c3 Ensure Availability Application Resources OS OS Exploit Virtualization OS VMware HA VM protect 3 infrastructure components VM2 VMware ESX ESX Server Minimize Complexity Site Tech Days 2010 OS Coordinated recovery between ApplicationHA and VMware HA • App monitoring – Show health status – Detect app failures • Coordinated recovery VM1 VM2 VM1 VM2 ORA SQL ORA SQL Application HA Application HA OS OS – Restart applications – Trigger VMware HA for further recovery – Integration via App Monitoring API OS OS VMware HA VMware HA VMware ESX VMware ESX • Protects against wide range of failures – Infrastructure failures – App is up but not functional – VM recovers after a server failure but app doesn’t Tech Days 2010 Symantec ApplicationHA + VMware HA: Virtualize without compromise Symantec ApplicationHA 1 protect application components 2 App components VM1 VM2 c1 c1 c1 c3 c2 c2 c4 c2 c3 Ensure Availability Application Resources OS OS Exploit Virtualization OS VMware HA VM protect 3 infrastructure components VM2 VMware ESX ESX Server Minimize Complexity Site Tech Days 2010 OS Continually optimize environment with VMware features without compromising app availability • Fully supported with – vMotion – DRS – HA – DPM – Snapshots VMware ESX VMware ESX • Flexible storage access – FC, iSCSI, NAS – RDM, VMFS • No complexity/risk associated with quorum disk/fencing Tech Days 2010 VMware ESX Symantec ApplicationHA + VMware HA: Virtualize without compromise Symantec ApplicationHA 1 protect application components 2 App components VM1 VM2 c1 c1 c1 c3 c2 c2 c4 c2 c3 Ensure Availability VM2 Application Resources OS OS Exploit Virtualization OS OS VMware HA VM protect 3 infrastructure components VMware ESX ESX Server Minimize Complexity Site Tech Days 2010 19 Ease of deployment step2 step1 Installation Installer • Step 1: vCenter plugin install • Step 2: Guest component install VM VM1 Plugin Guest Comp OS OS server console step3 Select Exchange 2010 SQL 2008 IIS File – No standby VMs (duplicate licenses, patching, etc.) Guest Comp Guest Comp OS OS Hypervisor Hv ApplicationHA Configuration • No cost and complexity of traditional “clustering” VM2 vCenter vSphere clients • Step 3: From vCenter plug-in, select app VM2 Print – No deployment pain Custom Auto-Discovery App components and resources: • SQL DB instances • SQL Analysis Service • FileStream • Storage used by SQL • Dependencies Tech Days 2010 ESX servers AutoConfigure App Integrated with vCenter Tech Days 2010 21 Visualize and control multi-tier apps across P&V, across OSs Veritas Operations Manager • Visualize status of multi-tier app across P&V • Ordered start or stop of logical application Trading Application WEB APA WEB APA WEB APA APA APA APA SQL SQL SAP SAP SAP IIS SQL SQL APA APA APA IIS APP WAS WAS APP WAS WLS WLS WLS ORA ORA ORA Sybase Sybase SAP ORA DB ORA ORA Sybase Sybase Sybase Virtual Physical • Start or Stop VM in conjunction with application Tech Days 2010 VOM Veritas Operation Manager Tech Days 2010 Veritas Operations Manager Converged SF and VCS Management VCS Management Console Veritas Operations Manager • Enterprise HA/DR visibility • Multi-cluster operations • Inventory/Uptime reports • Centralize visibility and control – Across all SF and VCS • Standardize Operations – VCS, VVR, VxFS, VxVM, DMP • Ensure availability – Fault / risk analysis, uptime reports Storage Foundation Manager • Optimize Storage • Enterprise SF visibility • Administer VxFS, VxVM, DMP • Storage/Utilization reports • Maintain Compliance –Thick to Thin Migration –Utilization reports –Licensing and Patching Tech Days 2010 Veritas Operations Manager SFHA Solutions to meet your data center needs Veritas Operations Manager Current Solutions Future Solutions End to end visibility Provisioning Storage Operations HA/DR Operations Chargeback Fault & Risk analysis Licensing Utilization Analytics Rollups Application Services Infrastructure Services Availability Performance Scalability VCS HA Metro and Global DR VVR Fast Failover DB Accelerators CVM CFS, CNFS VCS One Storage Virtualization File Services Clustering VxVM DMP VxFS Membership Services Storage … Servers Network ...... Tech Days 2010 DMP with OS Native Stacks Tech Days 2010 Standardize on DMP with Native Support We Made it Easier to Standardize on DMP Clustering Veritas Cluster Server File System File System Volume Manager Volume Manager PowerPath DMP Veritas Cluster Server Veritas Storage Foundation DMP Simplified Standardization with DMP Native Support • Leverage DMP’s extensive HCL • Use a single multi-pathing product across ALL storage management stacks • Easy slide-out of native Multi-Pathing and slide-in of DMP Tech Days 2010 DMP Violation Checks & Reporting with VOM • Reduce errors in your environment & increase HA – Manage risks in your environment with proactive reporting & alerts – Customized health check reports for different violations Tech Days 2010 VVR cross platform Tech Days 2010 Replication options Secondary Site Primary Site Application-Based Replication Host/Logical Volume-Based Replication Storage-Based Replication Tech Days 2010 Simplify Platform Migration Using VVR • Simplified cross platform data migration – Automated, Online, Transparent • Increase flexibility of enterprise IT • Migrate between heterogeneous architectures while applications are online – Migrate data between heterogeneous server architectures • Replicate directly between different server architectures(example: Solaris to Linux) • CDS technology automates the porting of data Secondary Data Center SFHA + VVR Primary Data Center Tech Days 2010 [Technology Days 2010] ] Thank you! 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