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Rapid
Restore of Files and Applications
The Challenge:
- Rapidly recover data in minutes rather than
hours (reduce RTO to minutes)
- Minimize data loss in case of disaster (reduce
RPO to minutes)
- Solution must support exponential capacity
growth (capacities are growing at 50%+ per year)
- Solution must support multi-vendor servers and
storage
The Solution:
Use StoreAge
multiView
to create frequent, instant, read/write disk-based, low capacity snapshots of
production data. When necessary, recover from Point-in-Time (PiT) snapshot:
- Recover a missing or corrupted file by
mounting a “recovery” server to a view on a PiT and copy missing/corrupted
file back
- Recover a complete volume by “rolling-back” a
snapshot
The Benefits:
Adding rapid restore capabilities benefits an organization in multiple
areas, including:
Business Impact:
- Maximizes uptime, availability and performance
of key business applications
- Improves business continuity by enabling rapid
resumption of operations after unexpected events
Operational Impact:
- Reduce Recovery Point Objective (RPO) and
Recovery Time Objective (RTO) to minut
- Reduces disaster recovery efforts
- Centralizes / simplifies recovery of data for
all servers and storage
- Enhance recovery services
- Improves employees productivity and
satisfaction
Financial Impact:
- Maximizes availability of revenue-producing
applications after disaster
- Reduce cost of storage for snapshots by using
low-capacity redirect-on-write technology
Traditional Restore
in a SAN Environment:
In the event of data loss, restoring data requires locating the tape(s),
which may be stored away from the site and then restoring the desired file or
volume. In some cases this process has to be repeated in order to restore the
right file or volume. This process can take hours or even days, and the
integrity of the data on tape media can be unreliable.
Rapid Restore with StoreAge
multiView:
- Create frequent, instant, low capacity
snapshots on any storage array.
- In case of a failure, mount any prior snapshot
and examine its content.
- To recover a file, simply copy the file from
the snapshot to the production volume.
- To recover the entire volume, mount the
production server to snapshot.
- This entire process can be completed within
minutes.
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