Take Data Protection To The Next Level
Application-AwareSolutionNameand ValueSnapshotManagementProposition:for Hitachi Virtual StorageUpto 10 WordsSolutionsTake Data Protection to the Next LevelS O L U T I O N P R O F IL EFor most organizations, the volume of data has grown to the point where there isn’t enough time in theday to back it all up. At the same time, businesses are asking IT to protect data more frequently toreduce risk and recovery times. Legacy or traditional approaches to data protection and backupcan present challenges for organizations of all sizes, creating a need for new methodologies,solutions or tactics.Storage-system-based snapshots and replication have become the modern methods forenhancing application availability, as measured by recovery point objectives (RPO), recovery timeobjectives (RTO) and backup windows. These snapshot and replication capabilities offer a range ofadvantages over traditional backup methodologies.Hitachi In-System Replication software provides industry-leading levels of backupand recovery performance, scalability, reliability and functionality. It is available withthe Hitachi Virtual Storage Platform (VSP) family systems.
The Challenge: Realize the Potential ofStorage-System-Based SnapshotsEnterprises today increasingly turn to storage-system-based snapshots. They use the snapshots toaugment or replace legacy data protection solutions. Solutions that are overwhelmed by exponential datagrowth can fail to keep up with increasing service level demands from the business. The challenge is thatnative storage system snapshot tools, as well as alternative third-party solutions, offer varying degrees offunctionality, automation, scripting requirements, hardware support and application awareness.A unified approach to modern data protection: Policy-based management of application-aware Hitachi Thin Imagesnapshots and Hitachi Shadow Image clones, linked to remote synchronous and asynchronous replication.Modernize Data Protection With Hitachi Ops Center Protector and HitachiIn-System ReplicationOps Center Protector software merges storage system hardware snapshots directly into the dataprotection process. It integrates tightly with both host applications and Hitachi Storage VirtualizationOperating System (SVOS). As the central orchestration point between the applications and storageservices, Protector drives snapshot and clone creation based on business-defined policies and usesautomated workflows designed via its unique, whiteboard-like interface.Ops Center Protector discovers volume or disk configurations for the snapshot operations andcoordinates these operations with the application to ensure a consistent snapshot or clone of the data iscreated. It thereby minimizes administrative configuration and eliminates scripting requirements.Protector can instantly revert a snapshot or clone to recover from data corruption. It can automaticallymount a copy to a proxy server to enable data repurposing for secondary operations, such as DevOpsand off-line backups for longer-term retention.2
Orchestration of Hitachi Thin ImageSnapshots and Hitachi ShadowImageClonesMaximize the Value of Storage HardwareInvestmentsEnterprises today use snapshots to augment orreplace legacy data protection solutions that areoverwhelmed by exponential data growth andincreasing data availability requirements. However,native storage system snapshot tools offer varyingdegrees of functionality, automation and applicationawareness.Protector combines application awareness withtight Thin Image and ShadowImage integration. Employs incremental-forever data capture to eliminatethe high levels of data duplication created by legacybackup software.Combines local snapshots with remote replication toenable integrated operational recovery and disasterrecovery.Improve Application Availability by EliminatingBackup WindowsHitachi Thin Image snapshots provide nearinstant logical point-in-time copies of VSP datavolumes. Snapshots are created with no impact onproduction applications, enabling their continuousoperations. Snapshots can be crash-consistent, orapplication-consistent with Ops Center Protectorintegration.Never stop your critical applications for backupagain. Increased availability equals increasedproductivity.Recover Applications in Seconds Instead of Hoursor DaysThe process of performing a restore from tapesor the cloud can take hours, and is susceptible tocomplexity and risk. With Ops Center Protector andThin Image, restoring from an application-consistentsnapshot requires just a few mouse clicks andtakes just a couple of minutes to complete.Eliminate extended periods of downtime andavoid the lost productivity that a long RTOimplies. Orchestrates global-active device storage clusteringover distance to support high availability.Creates snapshots and clones in remote sites tosupport secondary data usage operations.Reduce the Amount of New Data at Risk by 95% orMoreTraditional nightly backup leaves up to 24 hoursof new data at risk. That data must be recreatedfollowing a data loss, further impacting the businessfollowing a recovery. With Ops Center Protector youcan create snapshots as needed; once-per-hourreduces new data at risk by 95.4%.Meet stringent recovery point objectives forcritical applications automatically, with noimpact on production application performance.3
Eliminate Snapshot-Related Scripting andManagement ComplexityHitachi Ops Center Protector can orchestrateapplication-consistent snapshots and clones forOracle databases and VMware vSphere virtualizedenvironments. Protector can also create crashconsistent snapshots and clones for any application.Align data protection operations: Meet stringentservice level agreements (SLAs) for higherapplication availability and reduced risk.Instantly Create Virtual CopiesOps Center Protector also orchestrates theadvanced “snap-on-snap” functionality of Hitachistorage arrays. This approach creates thin, fullywriteable virtual copies for secondary businessfunctions, without impacting the original backupcopy and again without impacting the availability orperformance of the production systems.Increase the agility of your organization witheasily accessible up-to-date information.Reduce IT Costs by Eliminating Multiple PointProductsOps Center Protector can simplify operationalrecovery, disaster recovery and copy datamanagement operations, across applications andoperating environments. It creates policy-based,application-consistent snapshots for local recovery,and clones for secondary data use cases, includingapplication development and test operations.Ops Center Protector automates a broad rangeof technologies to provide end-to-end copydata services.495%With Hitachi Ops Center Protector,you can reduce the amount of newdata at risk of loss by 95% or more.
When YouModernize the DataCenter, You MustModernize DataProtectionAs the overall data center is modernized, the methods for protecting data must also be modernized.Many organizations are transitioning data protection away from the traditional full-plus-incrementalbackup model, which just cannot keep up with datagrowth and tighter service level requirements.Instead, they are moving toward Hitachi Vantara’smore modern approach, using advancedtechnologies such as hardware- and softwarebased snapshots and replication, to achieveimproved RPO, RTO, backup window and totalcost of ownership (TCO) levels.These innovative technologies can help to improveservice levels, reduce costs and mitigate risks,while simplifying operations. Hitachi Ops CenterProtector with Hitachi In-System Replication is asingle solution that can manage all types of data,automate processes and provide peace of mindthrough reporting and auditability.5
Next StepsModern snapshot, replication and automation technologies can ensure that critical application availability meetsbusiness service level requirements, now and in the future. Hitachi Vantara stands ready to show you how todeploy the right technologies, at the right price, to maximize data availability, dramatically improve recoverability,make greater use of copy data, and minimize costs.Modern replication and management capabilities are equally needed by small and mediumsized enterprises. Download the solution profile.Learn more about snapshot and replication orchestration from our Modern Data Protection andCopy Data Management overview brochure.Dig deeper into how downtime introduced by backup and recovery operations can cost anorganization money and reputation. Read our white paper.See how easy it is to set up and manage Oracle Database protection with Hitachi Ops CenterProtector. Watch the video series.Visit the Hitachi Vantara data protection website to learn about all the modernapproaches available to protect Oracle databases and other application andfilesystem environments.We Are Hitachi VantaraWe guide our customers from what’s now to what’s next by solving their digital challenges. Working alongside each customer,we apply our unmatched industrial and digital capabilities to their data and applications to benefit both business and society.Hitachi VantaraCorporate Headquarters2535 Augustine DriveSanta Clara, CA 95054 USAhitachivantara.com community.hitachivantara.comContact InformationUSA: 1-800-446-0744Global: 1-858-547-4526hitachivantara.com/contactHITACHI is a registered trademark of Hitachi, Ltd. VSP is a trademark or registered trademark of Hitachi Vantara Corporation. Microsoft and SQL Server are trademarks or registeredtrademarks of Microsoft Corporation. All other trademarks, service marks and company names are properties of their respective owners.SP-165-H BTD April 2020
snapshots and Hitachi Shadow Image clones, linked to remote synchronous and asynchronous replication. The Challenge: Realize the Potential of Storage-System-Based Snapshots Enterprises today increasingly turn to storage-system-based snapshots. They use the snapshots
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