1. SnapManager 2.0 for Virtual Infrastructure Product Manager Lisa Haut-Mikkelsen Technical Marketing Engineer Amrita Das

2. © 2009 NetApp. All rights reserved. 2 After Virtualizing Servers Before Virtualizing Servers* Virtualization Increases Storage Demands Number of applications per server Number of physical servers Number of apps down on storage failure Data lost on dual-disk failure Backup data volume Meeting backup window Disaster recovery Provisioning 1 10+ 1 1x Feasible Costly/complex Slow/complex 10+ 1 10+ 10x Maybe not More complex Storage! = servers * Typical configuration: DAS, RAID 5, tape backup

3. © 2009 NetApp. All rights reserved. Data Protection Challenges for Virtualized Servers 3 NetApp Confidential - Limited Use  Server consolidation expands volume of data  More applications per server increases business risk  High server utilization reduces spare cycles required for backup  Tape is slow, complex, and expensive Architected for what we did yesterday

4. © 2009 NetApp. All rights reserved. The Value of SnapManager for Virtual Infrastructure 4 Addresses highly dynamic, resource-intensive virtual environments without impacting performance or introducing administrative complexity Simplifies data protection management Optimizes resource utilization Improves RTO and RPO Leverages NetApp ® Snapshot ™ and SnapRestore ® technologies Scales with your virtual infrastructure

5. © 2009 NetApp. All rights reserved. SMVI Overview 5 Per-Job Backup Options: –Triggering of VMware ® snapshots for application consistency –Triggering of pre/post backup scripts –Exclusion of selected datastores –Inclusion of independent disks –SnapMirror update –Time-based or number-of-copies–based retention period –Customized alert notification Other Features: –Immediate or scheduled application, or crash-consistent backups of VMs or datastores –Flexible recovery at any level of granularity –Updating of existing SnapMirror relationship at backup completion for integrated DR –Mounting of backups for prerestore content verification –Protocol support: FCP, iSCSI, and NFS SMVI Primary Site Snapshot™ copies SMVI SnapMirror® DR Site Snapshot copies

6. SMVI Architecture 6

7. © 2009 NetApp. All rights reserved. 777 SMVI Architecture Overview DR Site Storage Pool SMVI vCenter APP OS APP OS APP OS Storage Pool Primary Site Virtual Server Admin API Policy-based management of Snapshot ™ backups, restores, and replication

8. © 2009 NetApp. All rights reserved. SMVI Backup Operation Primary Site API Storage Pool 1.SMVI initiates a backup 2.SMVI triggers VMware ® snapshots of VMs 3.vCenter creates consistent snapshots of VMs and captures active transactions in delta files 4.SMVI triggers instant NetApp ® Snapshot ™ 5.SMVI triggers VMware snapshot removal 6.vCenter removes consistent snapshots and reapplies the delta files 8 Virtual Server Admin SMVI vCenter VM1 VMDK VM2 VMDK VM3 VMDK VM4 VMDK VM1 / VM2 REDO.LOG

9. © 2009 NetApp. All rights reserved. 999 SMVI DR Operation DR Site SMVI vCenter APP OS APP OS APP OS Storage Pool Primary Site Virtual Server Admin API 1.DR uses the same process as Snapshot ™ backups 2.Snapshot copies are replicated efficiently to DR system in the background VM1 VMDK VM2 VMDK VM3 VMDK VM4 VMDK VM1 VMDK VM2 VMDK

10. © 2009 NetApp. All rights reserved. What’s in it for me?  Solution for day to day backup and recovery  Back up and restore your VMs instantaneously.  Ensure business continuity and protection of all your virtualized data with DR. 10 Set in and forget it

11. Single File Restore Overview 11

12. © 2009 NetApp. All rights reserved. SMVI Single File Recover (SFR) 12 Restore Agent (RA) is installed on a guest VM to browse disks containing files to be restored The RA enables the requester to: See a list of backups Mount a disk from a backup Copy selected files The RA enables the requester to: See a list of backups Mount a disk from a backup Copy selected files Requirements: Data ONTAP® 7.2.3 SMVI 2.0 VMware® ESX 3.5 or later Requirements: Data ONTAP® 7.2.3 SMVI 2.0 VMware® ESX 3.5 or later RA enables Guest OS to scan for new storage and mount disks to active file system Can restore one or more files from a VMDK without having to restore the entire VM Three types of restores: Self-service Limited self-service Administrator Three types of restores: Self-service Limited self-service Administrator 55GB SMVI Single File Restore

13. © 2009 NetApp. All rights reserved. End User I lost some files from my VM I believe I had those files last Thursday. Is there any way I can get back those files? Helpdesk OK, I have created a ticket, please wait for an e-mail giving you instructions on how to restore files SMVI Admin Receives SFR ticket, enters user & VM information SMVI server now allows VM to access its own backup & sends an e-mail End User End user installs Restore Agent, opens e-mail attachment Using Restore Agent, looks for backup, mounts disk and uses Explorer to copy the files SMVI 2.0 Detail SFR Workflow 13

14. © 2009 NetApp. All rights reserved. SMVI 2.0 Detail SFR Things to Know  Assumptions –A process already exists to initiate a file restore request  Helpdesk  Ticket system –File restore authorization is done outside of SMVI  Terminology –Source VM: VM to which backup is associated and from which files are copied –Destination VM: VM to which files are restored (could be same as originating VM) 14

15. © 2009 NetApp. All rights reserved. SMVI 2.0 Detail SFR Use Cases  Self-service restore  Network connectivity exists between destination VM and SMVI server  Requester can browse all backups, select files, and restore them to any location within active file system  Limited self-service restore  No network connectivity between destination VM and SMVI server  Administrator mounts disks from selected backups  Requester can browse all mounted disks, select files, and restore them to any location within the active file system  Administrator-assisted restore  Company policy prohibits self-service restore  Administrator goes through the self-service restore process for the requester and places files to be restored in an accessible location  Requester copies files from accessible location to any location within the active file system 15

16. © 2009 NetApp. All rights reserved. SMVI 2.0 Detail Other Stats  Upgrade/revert –SFR will work with backups created by SMVI 2.x and later –SFR will be disabled for backups created by SMVI 1.x  Compatibility –VMware ® infrastructure 3.5.x and later –Data ONTAP ® 7.2.3 and later (FAS) –Data ONTAP 7.2.4 and later (vFiler ® ) 16 Phase Review Presentation Template v1.0 document ID 7.3-F1 A6

17. © 2009 NetApp. All rights reserved. Summary 17  Efficiently meet the backup and DR needs of your ESX environment.  Simplify storage and data protection management for ESX environments.  Maximize your virtualization investment and leverage our technology partnership with VMware.

18. © 2009 NetApp. All rights reserved. 18 What If You Could:  Back up and restore your VMs instantaneously.  Easily protect all your virtualized data with DR.  Save 50% on your storage power, cooling, & space.  Deduplicate virtual server and virtual desktop data, enabling 50% or more space savings.  Automate your most labor-intensive data management tasks.  Clone and provision your storage as quickly as your VMs.  Do all of this with one architecture in any environment. Expand the VMware utilization and efficiency value proposition to storage … … and maximize your virtualization investment with NetApp

19. Thanks! 19

20. © 2009 NetApp. All rights reserved. 20 NetApp Confidential - Internal Use Only © Copyright 2009 NetApp, Inc. All rights reserved. No portions of this document may be reproduced without prior written consent of NetApp, Inc. Specifications are subject to change without notice. NetApp, the NetApp logo, Go further, faster, Data ONTAP, SnapManager, SnapMirror, SnapRestore, Snapshot, and vFiler are trademarks or registered trademarks of NetApp, Inc. in the United States and/or other countries. VMware is a registered trademark of VMware, Inc. Windows and Vista are registered trademarks of Microsoft Corporation. All other brands or products are trademarks or registered trademarks of their respective holders and should be treated as such.