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Traditional forms of backup and recovery don't work anymore - there is too much data and it is growing every day; the IT environment has become extremely complex and distributed; and service level requirements have increased while budgets have not. You need a smarter approach to protecting your data.

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© 2013 IBM Corporation

Unified Recovery Management

Reduce inefficiency. Enable clouds. Generate more value from data.IBM Smarter Storage

Smarter Backup Strategies

Richard Vining ([email protected]) Customer Experience Product ManagerIBM Tivoli Storage Software

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Agenda

Data Protection Challenges & Why IBM

Strategies for Adding Value– Data Reduction

– Unified Recovery Management

– Smarter Backup for Virtual Servers

Additional Resources

Prior Enhancements: TSM V6.1 through V6.4

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Let’s agree on a few things

Data growth is a major pain and cause for concern

– 40% to 60% AGR with no relief in sight

– Straining budgets, personnel, facilities, business performance

– Increasing risk of data loss coupled with rising costs of data loss

The IT environment is increasingly complex and difficult to manage

– Many types of systems and applications

– Storage and data are widely distributed

– Need to protect against a wide range of threats

You would love to reduce costs, improve service levels and eliminate risks

– Store more with less infrastructure / software / people

– Improve the utilization and performance of storage

– Reduce data storage footprint and simplify administration

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For many organizations, backup is breaking

33% of organizations will change backup systems by 2016 due to frustration over cost, complexity and/or capability

Source: Gartner Magic Quadrant for Enterprise Backup and Recovery Software by Dave Russell et al., June 11, 2012. Gartner does not endorse any vendor, product or service depicted in its research publications, and does not advise technology users to select only those vendors with the highest ratings. Gartner research publications consist of the opinions of Gartner's research organization and should not be construed as statements of fact. Gartner disclaims all warranties, expressed or implied, with respect to this research, including any warranties of merchantability or fitness for a particular purpose.

Data Protection Top Challenges

Source: Research Report: Trends in Data Protection Modernization,  Enterprise Strategy Group, 2012, N=330, top 4 responses.  Which of the following would you characterize as challenges with your data protection processes and technologies?

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Why IBM for Data Protection and Recovery Management?

IBM CFO Mark Loughridge during the Q2-2012 earnings call…

“Tivoli software was up 6 percent at constant currency and gained share, driven by storage software growth of 13 percent at constant currency.”

“Tivoli Storage Management continues to perform exceptionally well, growing double digits at constant currency for the sixth consecutive quarter.”

Tivoli Storage Manager revenue is growing faster than the market!

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Agenda

Data Protection Challenges & Why IBM

Strategies for Adding Value– Data Reduction

– Unified Recovery Management

– Smarter Backup for Virtual Servers

Additional Resources

Prior Enhancements: TSM V6.1 through V6.4

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Reducing your data storage footprint will help …

Reduce your costs

– Less storage = less capital expenditures

– Less data = simplified management and administration

Improve service levels

– Less downtime = higher application availability

– Improved competitiveness and customer satisfaction

Mitigate risks

– Eliminate consequences of data loss

– Respond faster to events and legal/government inquiries

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Opportunities for reducing your data storage footprint

Maximize storage utilization

– SAN Volume Controller

Discover & categorize your data

– Tivoli Storage Productivity Center

Automate data lifecycle management

– Automatic data placement and migration

– Tivoli Storage Manager HSM for Windows

– Tivoli Storage Manager for Space Management

Avoid data duplication

Compress and deduplicate

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Eliminate data duplication

Performing periodic full backups is typically the largest contributor to data growth in a data center

As much as 95% of your data doesn’t change from week-to-week

Are you making another copy of that data every weekend?

Data deduplication solutions were created to address this problem– When they claim 95% reduction ratios, this is the data they’re talking about

Never perform a full backup again

•Tivoli Storage Manager – ‘progressive-incremental’ and sub-file backup•Tivoli Storage Manager FastBack – block level incremental•Tivoli Storage Manager FastBack for Workstations – continuous incremental•Tivoli Storage FlashCopy Manager – incremental snapshot backups

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Benefits of progressive-incremental backup

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Capacity Requirements Comparison

Vendor A: Full+Differential Vendor B: Full+Incremental TSM Progressive Incremental

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Never perform a full backup again

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8X increase in TSM Server scalability

Data growth of 40%-60% per year?

NO PROBLEM The best-in-class in scalability

GREW 100% for 3 straight years

Now managing up to 4 BILLION data objects in a single TSM Server

Single server architecture– Reduced cost of ownership

– No need for additional “media servers” as you scale

– 87.5% reduction in the number of backup servers needed to manage 4B objects (vs. TSM v5.5)

TSM v5.52008

TSM v6.12009

TSM v6.22010

TSM v6.32011

1B

2B

3B

4B

# of data objects managed by a TSM Server

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Agenda

Data Protection Challenges & Why IBM

Strategies for Adding Value– Data Reduction

– Unified Recovery Management

– Smarter Backup for Virtual Servers

Additional Resources

Prior Enhancements: TSM V6.1 through V6.4

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Backup used to be so easy

Install a backup agent on production server, schedule the backup, copy the data periodically to the backup server

Production Servers

Backup Server Tiered Storage

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It’s not so easy anymore

Proliferation of different system platforms, applications, physical locations all with different service level requirements

Lots of different things can go wrong, all requiring different recovery capabilities

Need to balance the needs of the business (data availability, resiliency) against the needs of the business (costs, resources, system availability)

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RPO

RecoveryConsiderationsFailure Types

File/EmailDeletion

VirusAttack

Disk/ServerCrash

LocalDisaster

RegionalOutage

RTO

Labor, SystemsBandwidth Costs

Impact onApplications

File and Print

Messaging

Database

Mission Critical

ApplicationsSolutions&

Technologies

Backup

CDP

Replication

Snapshots

DR / BC

Deduplication

Disk & Tape

Virtual Tape

Appliances

Infrastructure

HardwarePlatforms

OperatingSystems

Locations

Networks

DesktopsLaptops

Which tool for which challenge?

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In a data disaster emergency, would you be confident that …

The right person

with the right training

will log into the right system

and restore the right data

to the right place

in a timely manner

without making anything else worse?

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What is the Tivoli Storage Manager Suite for Unified Recovery?

A bundle of ten tightly-integrated products that meet a broad range of enterprise-wide data protection and recovery requirements

Use the right tool for each job

Pay for the amount of primary data being stored and managed (not for copies of backup data)

Makes acquiring, managing and budgeting much easier (compared to counting PVUs)

Costs can be reduced with built-in data deduplication and compression

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Tivoli Storage Manager Suite for Unified Recovery includes …

Tivoli Storage Manager (TSM) Extended EditionHighly-scalable enterprise-class backup/restore, archive and disaster recovery

Tivoli Storage Manager FastBackAdvanced snapshot and near-instant recovery for Windows / Linux servers

TSM for DatabasesOracle and Microsoft SQL

TSM for Virtual EnvironmentsAdvanced VMware Support

TSM for MailDomino and Exchange

TSM for SANLAN-Free Backup and Restore

TSM for ERPSAP R/3 Integration

TSM for Space ManagementData Lifecycle Management for UNIX

FastBack for ExchangeGranular E-mail Recovery

FastBack for BMRRestore O/S volume in an hour

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anage upgrade, reporting, monitoring

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TSM Suite of Unified Recovery EntryEnterprise class protection at a mid-market price

Same broad functionality and benefits as the standard Suite, at a much lower per TB price point

Limited to 100 TB of back-end backup data and 2 TSM Servers– A single TSM Server can manage up to 4 billion data objects,

and can easily manage 100 TB of backup data

– The 2nd TSM Server can be used for off-site disaster recovery (no charge for the replicated data)

Suitable for small and mid-sized organizations with 25 TB or less of production data– The ratio between production data and backup data depends on

several factors, such as● # of backups to retain● how long deleted data is retained● the use of data deduplication

A “trade-up” license is available to grow beyond the Entry capacity limits

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TSM Suite for Unified Recovery – Archive Option

Leverage built-in archiving, at a lower price per archived TB– Archive via the TSM backup/archive client or via the

TSM API

Encourages proper and effective data lifecycle management when there is a desire to retain data long term in the TSM environment

To take advantage of this pricing option, simply archive and delete data that is no longer needed for operational use

As you archive data, you …– Reduce TSMSUR license costs

– Reduce production server and storage costs

– Reduce backup windows and improve performance

Additional savings can result from reducing the expiration period on backup data

Read the TSMSUR-Archive Option Best Practices Guide for more details

Tier (TB) Price Reduction

1-100

101-250 10%

251-500 20%

501-750 40%

751-1250 50%

1251-2000 60%

2001+ 70%

Archive Option 80%

TSM SUR is licensed on a tiered Terabyte model; as your backup environment grows, the cost per TB of additional licenses decreases. The Archive Option has a flat price per TB.

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Unified Recovery Management + Data Reduction = Smarter Backup

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Agenda

Data Protection Challenges & Why IBM

Strategies for Adding Value– Data Reduction

– Unified Recovery Management

– Smarter Backup for Virtual Servers

Additional Resources

Prior Enhancements: TSM V6.1 through V6.4

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VMs have made data and storage management more complex

Data continues to grow at unprecedented rates, across all industries

Server virtualization does not reduce the data

When a virtual server is de-commissioned or moved, what happens to its data, and the storage capacity that it consumed?

How do you manage data processes in virtual environments?

– Backup / Restore

– Disaster Recovery

– Data Lifecycle Management

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Traditional in-guest backup and recovery

Install a backup agent in the guest OS, just like a physical server Run and manage backups just like in a physical server environment Downside: deploying, managing, maintaining ‘backup agent sprawl’ Downside: can put a serious drain on processor, memory, I/O resources

Tiered Storage

VMware ESX / ESXi Server

Hypervisor

Virtual Machines

Backup Server

Virtual Disk Volumes

Still the predominant approach

TSM provides heterogeneous support

TSM Fastback is a very good fit for this approach on Windows / Linux

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The new approach: VMware vStorage APIs for Data Protection

Data is accessed directly from the VM storage and passed directly to the backup server (single hop, data is not stored on the vStorage Server)

Changed Block Tracking allows incremental backups without forcing a scan of the guest OS file system

VMware ESX / ESXi Server

Hypervisor

Virtual Machines

vStorage Server

Backup Server

vStorage API (VADP)

Virtual Disk Volumes

Backup/Restore Data

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Tivoli Storage Manager for Virtual Environments

Utilizes VMware’s vStorage APIs for Data Protection, including block-level incremental backups based on VMware’s Change Block Tracking

Automatic discovery of new VMs; automatically applies backup policies

Offloads the backup workload from virtual machines and production ESX hosts to vStorage backup servers

Provides flexible recovery options – file, volume or image – from a single-pass backup

Near-instant restore of Windows and Linux disk volumes

– Data is made available immediately while it is copied in the background

Simplifies day-to-day administration with the centralized Tivoli Storage Manager console

– TSM for VE is supported on TSM Server v5.5 and above

– NEW plug-in for vCenter

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Agenda

Data Protection Challenges & Why IBM

Strategies for Adding Value– Data Reduction

– Unified Recovery Management

– Smarter Backup for Virtual Servers

Additional Resources

Prior Enhancements: TSM V6.1 through V6.4

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Tivoli Unified Recovery Management Offerings Tivoli Storage Manager

– The leader in enterprise-wide data protection, unified recovery management and effective data reduction; supporting hundreds of devices and operating platforms with many application-specific connectors

Tivoli Storage Manager FastBack– Advanced continuous data protection and near-instant recovery solution for business-critical

Windows and Linux servers, remote offices and small- to mid-sized enterprises

Tivoli Storage Manager FastBack for Workstations– Automated, continuous data protection and recovery software solution for desktop and laptop

computers, with central management for thousands of systems

Tivoli Storage FlashCopy Manager– Performs and manages frequent, near-instant, non-disruptive, application-aware backups and

restores, leveraging advanced FlashCopy technologies in IBM storage

Tivoli Storage Manager for Virtual Environments– Offloads backup processes from a VMware server and provides advanced, flexible recovery options

Tivoli Storage Manager Suite for Unified Recovery– Bundle of 10 TSM and FastBack products, priced by the amount of data being managed

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For more informationLinks active in slideshow mode

Introductory Demo

Product Information:– Tivoli Storage Manager Data Sheet Web Page Tech Info

– Tivoli Storage Manager Suite for Unified Recovery Data Sheet Web Page Tech Info

– Tivoli Storage Manager for Virtual Environments Data Sheet Web Page

– Tivoli Storage Manager FastBack Data Sheet Web Page Tech Info

– Tivoli Storage Manager FastBack for Workstations Data Sheet Web Page

– Tivoli Storage FlashCopy Manager Data Sheet Web Page

White Papers:– Consolidate your backup systems to save money and reduce risks

– Ten ways to save money with Tivoli Storage Manager

– ESG: Tivoli Storage Manager for Virtual Environments

– Unified Recovery Management

– Extend Tivoli Storage Manager to the Cloud

– Migrate to IBM Tivoli Storage Manager Easily and Confidently

– Leverage the IBM Tivoli Competitive Advantages in Storage Management

– Using IBM Data Reduction Solutions to Manage More Data with Less Infrastructure

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Agenda

Data Protection Challenges & Why IBM

Strategies for Adding Value– Data Reduction

– Unified Recovery Management

– Smarter Backup for Virtual Servers

Additional Resources

Prior Enhancements: TSM V6.1 through V6.4

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The INNOVATION continues

New

in TSM v6.2 (03/2010):• Tight integration with TSM FastBack• Built-in source-side data deduplication• Automatic deployment of Windows client

updates• Support for VMware vStorage API and

VSS in Hyper-V

in TSM v6.1 (03/2009):• Increased scalability, availability &

performance (embedded DB2 database)• Built-in target-side data deduplication• Simplified management & deployment• Improved integration with VMware, NetApp /

N series and Windows

in TSM v6.2.2 (12/2010):• High Availability of the TSM Server, using

DB2 HADR Replication• Introduction of TSM for Virtual

Environments in March 2011 – optimized protection and flexible recovery for VMware vSphere

• Introduction of TSM Suite for Unified Recovery in June 2011 – capacity-priced bundle of 10 TSM and FastBack products

New

NewNew

in TSM v6.3 (11/2011):• Increase scalability to 4 Billion data objects

per TSM Server • Automated client software updates across

all platforms• Improved reporting and monitoring across

the family; faster custom report creation• New client data/metadata replication for

warm standby disaster recovery • Faster internal database backup

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Tivoli Storage Manager V6.4 (Nov 2012)

Improved user authentication and management by integration with Lightweight Directory Access Protocol (LDAP)

Improved NetApp support - SnapMirror and virtual controller support for NetApp snapshot-assisted progressive incremental backup

Enhanced Cognos reporting to monitor backup and archive environments

New support of data protection and recovery for SAP HANA in-memory databases

Enhanced Microsoft Exchange Database Availability Group (DAG) support and SQL 2010 release

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Tivoli Storage Manager for Virtual Environments V6.4 (Nov 2012)

VMware Progressive Incremental BackupOptimized Performance and Simplified BackupNew Configuration Wizard

Application-aware protection of Exchange and SQL

Support for virtual machines in a vApp

Improved Reporting & Performance

Full VM Restore

Support for VM Templates

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Tivoli Storage FlashCopy Manager V3.2 (Nov 2012)

Integration with Metro Mirror / Global Mirror

Support for NetApp devices

Enhanced Support of VMware Environment

Support Image backup to TSM with Custom Application agent on Windows

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Thank You

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