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Veritas Cluster Server 6.0 New Features and Capabilities SF 6.0 Features Deep Dive Anthony Herr, Eric Hennessey SAMG Technical Product Management

What does VCS do for me? High Availability Ensure an application, in either a physical or virtual environment maintains its availability Supports an application s Service Level Agreement (SLA) Application Management Manage applications without in-depth application knowledge Ensure an application stays online even without a failover target Single Pane-of-Glass Configuration and Control Allow an enterprise view and managability across UNIX/Linux/Windows hosts Enables notification, health checks and reporting over the enterprise Multi-Tier Application Support Enable visibility from top to bottom of an application across OS boundaries Provide cross application dependencies on different cluster 2

Before we start, have you heard about SM B12: Veritas Cluster Server 6.0 New Features and Capabilities SYMANTEC VISION 2010 3

How does VCS Monitor Applications? Legacy(Poll Based) Monitoring Checks to see if the application is online during an interval of time Attributes for VCS monitoring which are controlled per resource type: MonitorInterval when the application is online (default 60 sec) OfflineMonitorInterval when the application is offline (default 300 sec) MonitorTimeout is the amount of time given to a monitor process before giving up (default 60 sec) Resources are monitored on all systems they are configured to run on If an Oracle database is configured to run on node-1, node-2 and node-3 then each of those three systems will validate the state of the resource based on the current resource state online/offline Each instance of a resource is monitored If there are 20 mount resources in a service group, then 20 monitors will be run per system in the cluster based on the current resource state online/offline 4

From polling to asynchronous monitoring Faster failure detection Traditional Monitoring Framework Intelligent Monitoring Framework Polling Asynchronous Most Clustering Solutions Poll based Monitoring Veritas Cluster Server (5.1 SP1 & 6.0) Intelligent Monitoring Faulted Faulted Resources Being Monitored Faulting Registering Resources Being Monitored Immediate fault detection Zero polling overhead Single step enablement 5

IMF Enabled Agents for UNIX/Linux: VCS 5.1 SP1 Process based agents VCS 6.0 Virtualization based agents Physical environments, containers IMF is enabled for Process agents running within a container Oracle agent, Netlsnr agent CVMvxconfigd DB2 agent with VCS 5.1SP1RP1 Mount based agents Mount, CFSMount Application agent Using PidFiles or MonitorProcess for Application Agent monitoring Solaris Zones AIX WPAR Application agents Sybase IMF updates Agent Framework update for Custom Agent support Support for IMF-PCV Prevention of Concurrency Violation Application Agent with MonitorProcesses IMF support is continually expanding as updates to agents are introduced in quarterly agent packs 6

IMF coverage for Windows VCS 6.0 GenericSerivce ServiceMonitor IP NIC MountV Mount VMDg Oracle NetLsnr Process RegRep SQLServer2005 SQLAgService2005 SQLOlapService2005 MSDTC SQLServer2008 IIS ExchService2007 Exchange2010DB 7

Maximize Availability Prevent Concurrencies Node with Application Online Node with Application Offline VCS brings resource online Agent registers with IMF APP APP User attempts to bring app online outside of cluster Registering IMF recognizes attempt PCV prevents Application is online Application is Offline Prior to IMF-PCV, concurrency detection took up to 5 minutes No additional monitoring required as part of IMF framework Works on Application Agent with VCS 6.0 The only clustering technology with this feature Preventing startup scripts is the future direction 8

Coordination Point Server and Non-SCSI3 Fencing SM B12: Veritas Cluster Server 6.0 New Features and Capabilities 9

Fencing Methodology Comparison Fencing Technology Advantages Notes APP SCSI3 based fencing Data Protection is Fool-Proof in using of SCSI3-PR keys Both SCSI3 Disks and CPS can be used for split-brain protection Requires SCSI3-PR capable disks Not all virtual environments support SCSI3-PR Coordinator Disks Non-SCSI3 Fencing (NSF) Supported in all virtual and physical environments CPS (Coordination Point Server) is used for cluster membership arbitration Each CPS can server multiple clusters reducing the number of disks needed Judicious use of timing to provide data protection Provides network based membership arbitration SCSI3-PR not used APP Coordinator Point Servers (CPS) 10

I/O Fencing: Membership Arbitration APP APP Coordinator Point Servers (CPS) or Coordinator Disks Winner Split-Brain Protection On membership change, each subcluster will elect a race node to race for the coordination points The first racer node to reach the coordination point will remove the registration of other racer node The racer node which has its registration on greater than ½ of the configured coordination points is winner The losing racer node alerts all subcluster nodes to panic, resolving the network partition 11

Coordination Point Server: Multi-IP APP Multiple IPs Connecting clients with each CPS over multiple IPs Removes Single Point of Failure in the configuration connecting to CPS over the network The losing racer node alerts all subcluster nodes to panic, resolving the network partition Coordinator Point Servers (CPS) 12

Preferred Fencing 13

From neutral to preferred fencing Avoid unnecessary application failover Traditional Fencing Preferred Fencing NEW Preferred Node N1 (Active) N2 (Standby) N1 (Active) N2 (Standby) N1 (Active) N2 (Down) N1 (Down) N2 (Active) N1 (Active) N2 (Standby) Needless failover to handle network split Eliminate guess work and maximize uptime Arbitration in favor of preferred node Set preference for application or node Ensure 24x7 Availability: HA/DR 6.0 Update SYMANTEC VISION 2012 14

New for 6.0 15

Enhanced Service Group Dependencies Extend VCS to meet your specific application needs Online local firm Oracle Database Online local firm Parent supports multiple child service groups CFS (Parallel) Oracle Binaries (Failover) Various combinations of dependencies (soft, firm) supported 16

Improvements to Trigger Events Extend VCS to meet specific application needs Trigger Execute script on App fault Execute custom scripts for HA events Execute script on App restart Failover Trigger New trigger for Resource Restarted event app New support for multiple scripts to be executed in specified order 17

Application Management 18

Application Management: Centralized automation and monitoring of all applications Control the start/stop/ monitoring of applications hundreds from a single screen Application placement takes into account factors such as application priority, application load, server capacity, and compatibility with other applications on the target server If a fault occurs restart in place, or move to another node 19

Managing Multi-tier Applications Orchestrated start/stop of multi-tier apps Coordinated failover of multi-tier apps App Server Web Server Database 20

How We Do It Centralized Management, Visibility, Reporting & Notification Application Management Single node, either physical or virtual App start, stop & restart No local failover Application Availability Local failover for apps Customize based on local requirements Cluster file system support Business Continuity Volume level and File level replication Provides app disaster recovery Ensure DR availability with Firedrill SM B12: Veritas Cluster Server 6.0 New Features and Capabilities SYMANTEC VISION 2012 21

What a Cloud Application Looks Like WEB WEB WEB WEB WEB WEB APP APP APP APP APP DB DB 22

IT Challenge How to effectively manage multi-tier services? Business Application Web Server Web Server Web Server Manage dependencies Application Server Service start/stop Service availability Database Disaster Recovery SM B12: Veritas Cluster Server 6.0 New Features and Capabilities SYMANTEC VISION 2012 23

Transition to Virtual Business Service Seamlessly Billing Web server Service Group Web Service Group Web Veritas Operations Manager VM VM Billing Virtual Business Service Application ApplicationHA Service Group App Web Server SG app app app Database IP IP VCS Service Group DB VVR VCS FS Application Server SG Database SG Start/Stop Order Inter-cluster fault policy 24

Virtual Business Service Unparalleled Support Matrix Operating Systems Virtualization High Availability Solaris HP-UX AIX Linux Windows Oracle Sybase SAP DB2 MySQL Databases VMware OracleVM, Zones WPAR, LPAR KVM Hyper-V Applications Informatica WebSphere Microsoft Exchange WebLogic PeopleSoft VCS 5.1, 6.0 VCS 5.1 SP1 (Unix) VCS 5.1 SP2 (Win) ApplicationHA 5.1 SP2 ApplicationHA 6.0 Replication Veritas Replicator Oracle Dataguard EMC SRDF NetApp SnapMirror 25

Application Availability with Virtualization 26

Veritas Cluster Server & Symantec ApplicationHA Application Availability in Virtualized Environments VM1 VM2 VMx Application Availability App1 App2 Appx Symantec Application HA Symantec Application HA Symantec Application HA New ApplicationHA Support Solaris LDOM Red Hat KVM AIX DLPAR Infrastructure Availability HOST Veritas Cluster Server 27

VCS 6.0 Summary Centralized Management, Visibility, Reporting & Notification through VOM Application Management ApplicationHA Configuration Wizards IMF and ProPCV Application Availability I/O Fencing with Multi-IP CPS Virtual Business Services Anti-Affinity Adaptive HA Priority Failover Business Continuity VBS with DR DR Firedrill Healthcheck SM B12: Veritas Cluster Server 6.0 New Features and Capabilities SYMANTEC VISION 2012 28

Veritas Cluster Server Training Offerings Veritas Cluster Server training offerings are designed to help you quickly learn how to ensure availability of your mission critical applications during planned and unplanned downtime and provide fast application failover in the event of an outage. Learn to deploy the product in a lab environment, manage applications in highly available environments, and learn troubleshooting and recovery techniques. Extend your investment by purchasing Symantec Education Symantec Training is EASY because: Training from Symantec gives you the product knowledge you need to be effective in your job. Learn from Symantec s expert instructors how to get it right the first time. For more information on storage and high availability training offerings, Visit: http://go.symantec.com/education_sfha SM B12: Veritas Cluster Server 6.0 New Features and Capabilities SYMANTEC VISION 2012 29

Interested to know more about Veritas Cluster Server? Go to these sessions: ID Title Day Time Room SM B02 High Availability Strategy and Futures Wednesday, May 9 Thursday, May 10 10:45-11:45am 1-2 pm 116 116 SM L06 VCS 6.0 Lab Wednesday,May 9 4:45 5:45pm 112 SM B12: Veritas Cluster Server 6.0 New Features and Capabilities SYMANTEC VISION 2012 30

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