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Page 1: Best Practices for Architecting Cloud Backup and Recovery Solutions - AWS March 2016 Webinar Series

© 2016, Amazon Web Services, Inc. or its Affiliates. All rights reserved.

Isaiah Weiner, AWS Partner Solutions Architecture

3/31/2016

Best Practices for Architecting Cloud Backup and Recovery Solutions

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Why Cloud for Backup & Restore? Save the day!

- Simple way to start using the cloud- Addresses the cost and scale problems of data retention

Capitalize on your investments- 3rd parties with Cloud Connectors- Cloud Gateway: local performance with cloud scale

Take it to the next level- Migrate old backups from on-prem ($$$$$) to the cloud ($)- Eliminate tapes, trucks, trucks with tapes. Be green!

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Backup and Recovery before the Cloud

Applicationservers

Local disk

MediaServer

Tape Storage

Data Bunker

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Backup and Recovery to the Cloud

Amazon S3

Amazon GlacierAWS

DirectConnect

InternetAmazon S3-IA

Applicationservers

Cloud Gateway

Local disk

MediaServer

Cloud Gateway

HTTPS/API

Applicationservers

Cloud Connector

Local diskMedia

Server with cloud

connector

HTTPS/API

AWS

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Cloud Gateway: AWS Storage Gateway

Amazon EBS snapshots

Amazon S3

Amazon Glacier

AWSStorage Gateway

appliance

Applicationserver

AWSStorage Gateway

backendAWS

DirectConnect

Internet

Customer premises

AWS

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Cloud Gateway: NetApp AltaVaultCommon backup applications integrated with AltaVaultSolve backup & archive headaches with cloud-integrated

storage

90% reduction in time, cost, and data volumes Shrink recovery times from days to minutes 85% of backup & software providers supported

On Premises

Cloud-integrated storage appliance

NetApp AltaVault

FAS

E-SeriesNon-NetApp

Storage

Seamlessly integrates into existing storage and backup

software environment

Deduplicates, compresses, and encrypts

Caches recent backups locally, vaults older copies to

the cloud

NetApp SnapProtect Arcserve CommVault Simpana EMC NetWorker HP Data Protector IBM Tivoli

Storage Manager

Symantec Backup Exec

Symantec (Veritas) NetBackup

Veeam Microsoft SQL

Server Oracle RMAN

AltaVault also available on marketplace to protect cloud-native workloads

Store data in the public or private cloud of choice

Amazon S3

Amazon Glacier

Amazon S3-IA

AWS

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Cloud Gateways

AWS Storage Gateway Virtual appliance Amazon EC2 instance iSCSI S3, Glacier Extremely Low Cost

NetApp AltaVault Virtual appliance AWS Marketplace AMI NFS, SMB S3, Glacier Hardware appliance option Enterprise Features

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What should I use, and when?

Economics Easy to Use Reduce risk Agility, Scale Pay as you go No upfront investment No commitment No risky capacity

planning

Self service administration

SDKs for simple integration

Durable and Secure Avoid risks of physical

media handling

Reduce time to market Focus on your business,

not your infrastructure

Amazon S3Durable object storage

for all types of data

Amazon EBSBlock storage for use

with Amazon EC2

Amazon GlacierArchival storage for infrequently accessed data

Amazon EFSFile storage for use with Amazon EC2

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Active Archive

Page 10: Best Practices for Architecting Cloud Backup and Recovery Solutions - AWS March 2016 Webinar Series

What is Snowball? Petabyte scale data transport

E-ink shipping label

Ruggedized case“8.5G Impact”

All data encrypted end-to-end

Rain & dust resistant

Tamper-resistant case & electronics

50 TB10GE network

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How it works

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How fast is Snowball? Less than 1 day to transfer 250TB via 5x10G connections with 5 Snowballs, less than

1 week including shipping Number of days to transfer 250TB via the Internet at typical utilizations

Internet Connection SpeedUtilization 1Gbps 500Mbps 300Mbps 150Mbps

25% 95 190 316 632

50% 47 95 158 316

75% 32 63 105 211

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When to use AWS Import/Export Snowball

Cloud Migration

Disaster Recovery

DatacenterDecommission

ContentDistribution

AWSAWS

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Use Amazon Glacierfor lowest-cost, durable cold

storage of archival data

Use Amazon S3 for reliable,

durable primary storage

Use Amazon S3 Infrequent Access

Storage for secondary backups

at a lower cost

S3-IA

Tier backups on AWS: optimize storage spend

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Key prefix “logs/”

Transition objects to Glacier 30 days after creation

Delete 365 days after creation date

<LifecycleConfiguration> <Rule>

<ID>archive-in-30-days</ID> <Prefix>logs/</Prefix> <Status>Enabled</Status> <Transition>

<Days>30</Days>

<StorageClass>GLACIER</StorageClass> </Transition> <Expiration>

<Days>365</Days> </Expiration>

</Rule></LifecycleConfiguration

S3 lifecycle policies

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Dive Deep on Active Archive

AWS re:Invent 2015: STG202 AWS Import/Export Snowball: Large-Scale Data Ingest into AWShttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=86ogJHFSJRo

Slides:http://www.slideshare.net/AmazonWebServices/stg202-aws-importexport-snowball-largescale-data-ingest-into-aws

Third-Party SEC 17a-4(f) Assessment for Vault Lockhttps://aws.amazon.com/blogs/aws/glacier-cohasset-assessment/

Service details and pricinghttps://aws.amazon.com/importexport/

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Thank you!