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Trends in Data Protection and Restoration Technologies

Jason Iehl, Senior Data Protection Solutions Architect, NetApp
Many disk technologies, both old and new, are being used to augment tried and true backup and data protection methodologies to deliver better information and application restoration performance. These technologies work in parallel with the existing backup paradigm,

This session will discuss many of these technologies in detail. Important considerations of data protection include performance, scale, regulatory compliance, recovery objectives and cost. Technologies include contemporary backup, disk based backups, snapshots, continuous data protection and capacity optimized storage.

Detail of these technologies interoperate will be provided as well as best practices recommendations for deployment in today's heterogeneous data centers.
Jul 30 2009
45 mins
Trends in Data Protection and Restoration Technologies
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  • Achieving Cloud Storage Interoperability to Benefit Enterprise Storage Clouds Jun 13 2013 6:00 pm UTC 45 mins
    Enterprise Storage moving toward the cloud requires an interoperable interface foundation to avoid vendor lock-in and provide choice. This tutorial will provide an overview of the features of a Enterprise cloud storage standard and explain how interoperability between clouds is achieved.

    What should you be requiring from your cloud vendors?
    How can you expect standards to roll out in implementations?

    Learning Objectives
    How this cloud storage standard can achieve interoperability and what this interoperability means to you.
    How you can use the cloud storage standard both internally for private clouds as well as for public clouds.
  • Realities of Solid State Storage Jun 6 2013 12:00 am UTC 75 mins
    Solid State storage promises to transform the capabilities and economics of the "performance" segment of enterprise storage, and a myriad of different vendor implementations of solid state have arrived on the scene.
    Early implementations simply replace some HDDs in enterprise arrays with SSDs, but is one-for-one replacement of disks really the most effective way to utilize SSDs? New approaches for accelerating array performance with Solid State have arrived, ranging from SSD caching, SSD tiering, and/or creating entire Volumes/LUNs from Solid State. This tutorial will compare the performance, reliability, endurance, and cost properties of different SSD approaches, illustrate the impact of SSD properties on typical enterprise I/O workloads, and give users a roadmap for how to think about Solid State influencing their future storage architecture.
  • Interoperable Cloud Storage with the CDMI Standard Jun 4 2013 3:00 pm UTC 75 mins
    The Cloud Data Management Interface (CDMI) is an industry standard on its way to ISO ratification. There is now an open source reference implementation available from SNIA as well. Storage vendors and Cloud providers have started announcing their implementations of the CDMI standard, demonstrating the reality of interoperable cloud storage. This talk will help you understand how to keep from getting locked into any given vendor by using the standard. Real world examples will help you understand how to apply this to your own situation.
    •Walk away with an understanding of the specific CDMI features, such as a standard cloud interchange format, that enable interoperable cloud storage.
    •Gain a deeper understanding of the outstanding issues of cloud storage interoperability and how the standard helps ease this pain.
    •Now that the standard is being implemented, understand what to put in an RFP for cloud storage that prevents vendor lock-in.
  • SPDEcon Security preview May 31 2013 5:00 pm UTC 75 mins
    Summarizing over 5 hours of Security content, this BrightTalk session will give attendees a sneak peek into this topic by the actual SPDEcon speakers.

    SNIA’s new storage industry event, the Storage Plumbing and Data Engineering Conference (SPDEcon, pronounced “Speedy-con”), is targeted for “hardcore” storage development and data engineering experts whose positions may involve configuring, integrating, and supporting storage and data management solutions – often referred to as the “storage plumbing.”

    SPDEcon offers an intimate, tight-knit, industry-unique, vendor-neutral learning experience whether you are a vendor employee, systems engineer, sysadmin, reseller, systems integrator, or technical consultant working in this area. Participate if you are part of that highly specialized “techno-geek” squad for any company, organization or department where these skills are expected of you.

    Special SPDEcon Registration Discount for BrightTalk Subscribers:
    Get $100 off of the regular registration rate when you go to http://ow.ly/l4kph and register with code SPDE13DISC023.
  • SPDEcon Solid State preview May 30 2013 5:00 pm UTC 75 mins
    Summarizing over 10 hours of Solid State content, this BrightTalk session will give attendees a sneak peek into this topic by the actual SPDEcon speakers.

    SNIA’s new storage industry event, the Storage Plumbing and Data Engineering Conference (SPDEcon, pronounced “Speedy-con”), is targeted for “hardcore” storage development and data engineering experts whose positions may involve configuring, integrating, and supporting storage and data management solutions – often referred to as the “storage plumbing.”

    SPDEcon offers an intimate, tight-knit, industry-unique, vendor-neutral learning experience whether you are a vendor employee, systems engineer, sysadmin, reseller, systems integrator, or technical consultant working in this area. Participate if you are part of that highly specialized “techno-geek” squad for any company, organization or department where these skills are expected of you.

    Special SPDEcon Registration Discount for BrightTalk Subscribers:
    Get $100 off of the regular registration rate when you go to http://ow.ly/l4kph and register with code SPDE13DISC023.
  • SPDEcon Data Engineering Preview May 28 2013 5:00 pm UTC 75 mins
    Summarizing over 8 hours of content on data engineering, this BrightTalk session will give attendees a sneak peek into this topic by the actual SPDEcon speakers.

    SNIA’s new storage industry event, the Storage Plumbing and Data Engineering Conference (SPDEcon, pronounced “Speedy-con”), is targeted for “hardcore” storage development and data engineering experts whose positions may involve configuring, integrating, and supporting storage and data management solutions – often referred to as the “storage plumbing.”

    SPDEcon offers an intimate, tight-knit, industry-unique, vendor-neutral learning experience whether you are a vendor employee, systems engineer, sysadmin, reseller, systems integrator, or technical consultant working in this area. Participate if you are part of that highly specialized “techno-geek” squad for any company, organization or department where these skills are expected of you.

    Special SPDEcon Registration Discount for BrightTalk Subscribers:
    Get $100 off of the regular registration rate when you go to http://ow.ly/l4kph and register with code SPDE13DISC023.
  • SPDEcon Cloud Preview Recorded: May 21 2013 37 mins
    Summarizing over 7 hours of content on cloud, this BrightTalk session will give attendees a sneak peak into this topic by the actual SPDEcon speakers.

    SNIA’s new storage industry event, the Storage Plumbing and Data Engineering Conference (SPDEcon, pronounced “Speedy-con”), is targeted for “hardcore” storage development and data engineering experts whose positions may involve configuring, integrating, and supporting storage and data management solutions – often referred to as the “storage plumbing.”

    The following sessions will be discussed:
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    - Combining SNIA Cloud, Tape and Container Format Technologies for the Long Term Retention of Data

    Special SPDEcon Registration Discount for BrightTalk Subscribers:
    Get $100 off of the regular registration rate when you go to http://ow.ly/l4kph and register with code SPDE13DISC023.
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    There are lots of SSDs on the market today offering IOPS (I/Os Per Second) performance in the thousands to hundreds of thousands, with indications that future models will offer speeds in the million-IOPS range. Meanwhile HDDs support from tens to hundreds of IOPS, depending on spindle speed and interface. Not every application can use the extreme performance of high-end SSDs, and some may not benefit from high IOPS at all. Since performance is tied to cost, users can save money if they understand how many IOPS the system really needs. This webinar will draw from the recent study by Coughlin Associates and Objective Analysis that examined what makes an application require high IOPS and which profiled applications according to their needs.
  • Deploying Public, Private, and Hybrid Storage Clouds Recorded: May 7 2013 60 mins
    Everyone has heard talk of cloud but do you know how to deploy one? This session will be a technical dive into implementations of popular public, private, and hybrid storage cloud use cases and best practices examples of how they can fit into your existing IT operations. SNIA's Cloud Storage Initiative (CSI) has created the Cloud Data Management Interface (CDMI) as a de jure standard which can assist you in your cloud deployments utilizing both traditional file systems and new cloud file system formats. This presentation will dive into the details of designing and deploying public, private, and hybrid storage clouds including how CDMI can assist with cloud federation, peering, differentiation, and how CDMI can interact with external systems for event management, configuration management, workflows, auditing, billing, and authorization.

    •Understanding how cloud computing and specifically CDMI interact with traditional file systems (CIFS, NFS, FC) and new cloud formats such as Amazon S3.
    •Gain an understanding of how cloud can integrate into existing IT Service Management (ITSM) or ITIL best practices for event, configuration, incident, and problem management.
    •Presenting in detail reference architectures for cloud and an overview of the reference deployments done to date and how it fits into standard tiered storage enterprise architectures
  • Expand Your Cloud Storage Options: CDMI Use Cases Examined Recorded: Apr 18 2013 42 mins
    Join storage experts from Cisco, EMC, and NetApp as they discuss the impact of the ISO standard: Cloud Data Management Interface (CDMI) on cloud storage. They’ll share real-world, vendor-agnostic use cases that demonstrate innovative ways to leverage cloud storage. Attend this webcast to get fresh insight on cloud storage.
  • The Business Case for Cloud Recorded: Apr 9 2013 53 mins
    The fast emerging cloud services business arena is creating numerous new opportunities for both IT users and IT players beyond the traditional Enterprise IT ecosystem. In response, SNIA's Cloud Storage Initiative (CSI) has created the Cloud Data Management Interface (CDMI). Designed to enable interoperable cloud storage and data management, the CDMI specification is addressing a total cloud storage solution helping users avoid the chaos of proprietary advances and partial solution APIs that would erode the integrity of the cloud model. This presentation will cover popular use cases for cloud including storage clouds and enterprise or application specific clouds. Multi-tenancy, private, and hybrid clouds are of interest to IT professionals, and this tutorial explores various cloud options and scenarios, along with options and recommendations for building your business case.

    •Understand your options for cloud and how to create a cloud business case
    •Gain an understanding of how popular cloud use cases are architected and implemented
    •Understand what essential elements to include in an RFP/RFI, based on the cloud use case and the business case
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    Big data is not only changing the way organizations store data but archive it as well. Attend this webinar to learn:

    - how big data is driving requirements for big archives
    - how SNIA and CDMI supports a standardized interface for cloud storage
    - how to best deploy and implement a big data archive with cloud storage providers
    - why using public cloud storage providers can result in tremendous cost savings, while ensuring security and availability
  • LIVE Webcast: Understanding and Implementing pNFS Recorded: Mar 5 2013 55 mins
    The final in a 4-part series on NFSv4.1 and pNFS looks in more depth at pNFS; how clients and servers co-operate to allow parallel access to files, blocks and object based storage. We’ll discuss layouts, trunking and the impact on performance, and the aspects of software and hardware design needed to gain the benefits of pNFS.
  • Storage Virtualization in the Cloud Recorded: Feb 14 2013 37 mins
    Storage Virtualization is used both on premise and in the public cloud, but what standards come into play? How can customers avoid being locked into proprietary interface? This talk will detail which interfaces are commonly used and what standards are emerging to ensure interoperability and data portability in the cloud.

    About the Presenter:
    Mark A. Carlson, Principal Cloud Strategist at Oracle, has more than 30 years of experience with Networking and Storage development and more than fifteen year's experience with Java technology. Mark was one of the authors of the CDMI Cloud Storage standard. He has spoken at numerous industry forums and events. He is the chair of the SNIA Cloud Storage, NDMP and XAM SDK technical working groups, chairs the DMTF Policy working group, serves on the SNIA Technical Council, and represents Oracle on the DMTF Technical Committee and serves as DMTF VP of Alliances.
  • LIVE WEBCAST: NFS Mini-Series Part 3: Plan for a Smooth Migration Recorded: Feb 5 2013 48 mins
    Security has been dramatically improved in NFS; and internationalization (I18N) support along with a global namespace means that there are plenty of new features to consider when moving to NFSv4.1. We’ll outline a simple plan for testing, implementing and migrating to NFSv4.1 from NFSv3, and point out resources and NFSv4.1 compliant servers and clients that are available today.
  • LIVE WEBCAST: NFS Mini-Series Part 2: Advances in NSF -- NFSv4.1 and pNFS Recorded: Jan 8 2013 60 mins
    In this session, we’ll discuss specific items of interest around NFSv4.1 and pNFS, and look in more detail at what they offer the NFS user in a modern datacenter environment. Of specific interest and covered in more detail will be compound operations for efficient WAN usage, sessions and the elimination of NFSv3’s NLM (Network Lock Manager), layouts that support file, block and object, and trunking/pNFS for parallelization of IO operations.
  • Data Center Storage Trends Recorded: Dec 6 2012 48 mins
    What are the driving forces in data management and data protection that require changes in today’s storage landscapes. Which technologies can help?

    This presentation covers some key drivers and technologies that should be on the radar screen for future planning.

    About your speaker:
    Glyn Bowden specialises in data center transformation, shared infrastructure and using IT services to enable business. He has over 15 years experience designing and implementing storage solutions both with vendors and multi-national end user organisations. He also serves on the UK Committee for Storage Networking Industry association and has participated in a number of groups including the CSI and DDSR-TWG.
  • LIVE WEBCAST: NFS Mini-Series Part 2: Advances in NSF -- NFSv4.1 and pNFS Recorded: Dec 4 2012 11 mins
    In this session, we’ll discuss specific items of interest around NFSv4.1 and pNFS, and look in more detail at what they offer the NFS user in a modern datacenter environment. Of specific interest and covered in more detail will be compound operations for efficient WAN usage, sessions and the elimination of NFSv3’s NLM (Network Lock Manager), layouts that support file, block and object, and trunking/pNFS for parallelization of IO operations.
  • NFS Mini-Series Part 1: 4 Reasons to Start Working with NFSv4 NOW Recorded: Nov 6 2012 44 mins
    This talk will appeal to Virtual Data Center Managers, Database Server administrators, and those that are seeking a fundamental understanding of NFSv4.1 with pNFS. It will cover the four key reasons to start working with NFSv4.1 today; explain the storage layouts for parallel NFS; NFSv4.1 Files, Blocks and T10 OSD Objects; and improvements in security. We’ll conclude the session with use cases for grid, database access, enterprise and desktop virtualization.
  • One Year In: SNIA's Updates for Cloud Storage CDMI Standard - Panel Session Recorded: Oct 16 2012 33 mins
    The SNIA Cloud Storage Initiative is rapidly gaining momentum as it promotes the Cloud Storage industry and SNIA's Cloud Data Management Interface (CDMI) standard. A panel, which will feature the co-chairs of CSI, will discuss:

    A panel, which will include leaders of CSI, will discuss:
    - Recent announcements by vendors to support the CDMI standard
    - Plugfest opportunities to test vendor implementations
    - Future directions for the CDMI specification,
    - Opportunities to learn more about the cloud storage and the CDMI standard..
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