Clustering and Storage Management In Virtualized Environments Rasmus Rask Eilersen

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1 Clustering and Storage Management In Virtualized Environments Rasmus Rask Eilersen Principal Systems Engineer 1

2 Tak til vores sponsorer Technology Days

3 VIRTUALIZATION GROWTH 1 new VM every 6 seconds 95% of Enterprises using Virtualization technology 80% of x86 servers virtualized by % of server workloads will be virtualized by

4 Transforming Business Critical lications Considerations Managing application tiers across physical/virtual resources High Availability of lications Improving Storage Management Reducing Performance Impact from Backup Operations Requiring Solutions Greater Visibility and Control of Virtual lications Optimized Storage I/O Performance and Availability Unified Protection Across Physical and Virtual Infrastructure Presentation Identifier Goes Here 4

5 The current X86 virtualization market footprint Other 8.5% 7% 8% 7% KVM Microsoft Hyper-V VMWare Citrix XenServer Other 69.3% * Source: Nexenta virtualization survey June

6 Virtualization brings challenges for visibility and availability of applications lication Control & Visibility Multi-tier lication Management VM A VM B VM C VM A VM B VM C ORA ISS ORA ISS Hypervisor VM A VM B VM C Hypervisor VM A VM B VM C ORA ISS ORA ISS Hypervisor Hypervisor Hypervisor Monitoring tools providing information only! Rigid Storage compatibility for clusters! Siloed approach for physical and virtual Database down what about other apps? Lack visibility into performance bottlenecks! Disaster Recovery and Availability 6

7 Symantec Virtualization Coverage Hardware Partitioning Bare Metal Hypervisor Hosted Hypervisor Container Par1 Par2 VM1 VM3 VM1 VM3 CONT1 CONT2 SF SF SF SF SF SF SF SF SF CFS SF CFS Hypervisor DMP Hypervisor Partition Controller SF Host DMP CFS SF Host DMP CFS Physical Server Physical Server Physical Server Physical Server Oracle VM/LDOM HP npartitions Original POWER4 LPAR HP vpartitions Sun Logical Domains Hypervisor provides timesharing of all resources Hypervisor runs directly on server PowerVM Hypervisor VMware ESX Server Hypervisor uses services to timeshare all resources Hypervisor software runs on host Xen Hypervisor Microsoft Hyper-V HP Integrity VM Redhat Enterprise Virtualization Linux KVM Security container controls app access Container running on host Solaris Zone AIX WPAR HP SRP 7

8 Business Continuity Orchestrator Azure DRaaS: Component Diagram On-Premise SFWHA or Azure Experience: In-Azure Config/Mgmt GUI Function: Automation/Orchestration Engine Management: Existing onpremise UIs/wizards Service Groups + Repl Agent File Replicator In Virtual or Physical Nodes ( DR) Logical: Native or SFW Physical: Shared or Direct Connection: Azure Virtual Network (VPN) Function: Consolidated VFR Replication Target Compute: Durable VM Role Azure BLOB Offline VMs Durable VM Roles At DR event: BLOB Detach/ Attach to VM VM Online 8

9 The current X86 virtualization market footprint Other 8.5% 7% 8% 7% KVM Microsoft Hyper-V VMWare Citrix XenServer Other 69.3% * Source: Nexenta virtualization survey June

10 Virtualization brings challenges for visibility and availability of applications lication Control & Visibility lication Recovery Multi-tier lication Management VM A VM B VM C VM A ORA VM B ISS VM C VM A ORA VM B ISS VM C ORA VMware ESX VM A VM B VM C VMware ESX VM A VM B VM C ORA ISS ORA ISS VMware ESX VMware ESX VMware ESX lication view and health status from vcenter and application recovery Reduce planned and unplanned downtime Reduce outage during & application patching lication relationship management Physical and virtual environment Monitoring tools providing information only! Siloed approach for physical and virtual Rigid Storage compatibility for clusters! Shared SCSI bus RDM limits vmotion! Database down what about other apps? 10

11 VM & lication Availability Requirements VM1 VM3 VM4 VM5 VM6 VMHA VMFT VMFT SRM ORA SAP VM Restart VM Takeover lication Restart lication Failover lication Failover VM Takeover Site Takeover VMware HA, FT vsphere VMware HA, FT vsphere VM Restart / Takeover Protection from unplanned VM downtime Recovery from ESX Host and VM failures Integrated with Vmware tools VM Zero downtime and zero data loss through FT lication Restart Recover from application faults & lication level recovery lication relationship management lication Failover Reduce planned downtime during patching Reduce unplanned downtime from corruption Quicker recovery (faster failover) 11

12 Providing application resilience with VMware HA and Symantec licationha Symantec licationha protect application components Components lication Resources VM1 VMx Oracle Ora Vol IP Vol Vol IP lication Awareness API VMware HA protect infrastructure components VM ESX Server Site VMware ESX 12

13 Coordinated Recovery Between Symantec licationha and VMware HA monitoring Show health status Detect app failures Coordinated recovery Restart applications Trigger VMware HA for further recovery Integrated with SRM Protects against wide range of failures VM1 ORA VMware HA VMware ESX VM1 lication HA VMware HA VMware ESX lication HA Infrastructure failures VM is up but app is down is up but not functional High availability for critical applications in VMs 13

14 Providing application and storage resilience with Veritas Cluster Server and Storage Foundation Symantec Veritas Cluster Server and Storage Foundation protect application and storage Components lication Resources VM1 Vol IP VMx Oracle Ora Vol Vol IP Hot Disk API VMware protect infrastructure components VM ESX Server Site VMware ESX 14

15 Using the VMware Hot Disk API & Veritas Cluster Server to control VM access to storage Controlled VM access via Veritas Cluster Server Enable vmotion, HA & DRS etc.. Utilize Hot Disk API for attaching disks Wider support of disk types available incl RDM Cluster controls access and has better guard against splitbrain. Easy transfer of operational knowledge to virtual environments. VM1 ESXi 1 VM1 Boot Data Private Links Shared Datastore ESXi 2 Boot 15

16 Veritas Cluster Server makes application failover compatible with vmotion lication Recovery Offline Online Failover an application in the case of an application, operating system or ESX host failure Minimize downtime during Operating System maintenance by failing applications across VMs Reduce recovery times significantly by eliminating VM reboots Fault Detach Data Disks VM1 ESXi 1 Private Links ESXi 2 Attach Data Disks to VM1 Boot Boot Data Shared Datastore 16

17 Operational Scenarios : Handling Split brain scenarios Handling Split brain scenarios Network split: In scenarios of network split, the passive node would detect active node down and initiate a SG failover. Detach operations wont succeed implying the locks are not released, the attach operations too fail. This causes the failover to error out status quo is maintained, avoiding data corruption. VM1 ESXi 1 Private Links Active Node Down? Online X? ESXi 2 Attach Data Disks to VM1 Boot Boot * LowPri on public required to ensure network partition on public and private links. Data Shared Datastore

18 Using the VMware Hot Plug API & Veritas Cluster Server to control VM access to storage VMwareDisks resource VMware Disk resource controls access to data storage from the VM

19 Full integration to vcenter

20 Configuration steps

21 Full integration to vcenter

22 Multi Tier lications & Services Billing Veritas Operations Manager Web server Service Group Service Group Web VM Web VM Symantec licationha licationha lication app app app Service Group IP Veritas Cluster Server HA Database Service Group DB IP FS VVR Veritas Cluster Server HA/DR 22

23 Q&A 23

24 Summary Summary lication HA Veritas Cluster Server Improve Storage Performance VIRTUALIZATION PLATFORM lication HA lication HA Veritas Cluster Server Veritas Cluster Server Veritas Cluster Server Veritas Cluster Server DYNAMIC MULTI-PATHING VMware HA VMware ESX VMware HA VMware ESX VMware HA VMware ESX Mission critical workloads require application monitoring and recovery licationha an integrated HA solution by Symantec & VMware Reduces recovery times by eliminating VM reboots Enables physical to virtual failover Reduces planned downtime for patches Works with vmotion, DRS and Site Recovery Manager Easy configuration and can be managed with vcenter Improve storage performance and path resiliency Enable choice of right storage at right price 24

25 Thank you! Rasmus Rask Eilersen Copyright 2012 Symantec Corporation. All rights reserved. Symantec and the Symantec Logo are trademarks or registered trademarks of Symantec Corporation or its affiliates in the U.S. and other countries. Other names may be trademarks of their respective owners. This document is provided for informational purposes only and is not intended as advertising. All warranties relating to the information in this document, either express or implied, are disclaimed to the maximum extent allowed by law. The information in this document is subject to change without notice. 25