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Business without interruption. Realizing the Promise of SANs Bill North Director, Storage Network Programs Strategic Initiatives Group VERITAS Software Education Committee Chairman Storage Network Industry Association SNIA

Applications Drive Storage Exponential growth Voice/data integration Wireless Online video Always available Protected and Recoverable Shared across platforms Universally accessible S T O R A G E E-Commerce Customer Mgmt. Data Analysis Enterprise Applications Client/Server Basic Accounting 70s 80s 90s 00s 10s

Local Area Network Traditional LAN Client/Server Architecture Any-to to-any LAN-based connectivity but... Point-to to-point storage architecture Limited scalability High availability is prohibitively costly Difficult, costly management Fragmented and decentralized storage

New Capabilities are Needed Managing costs through physical centralization Sharing of costly peripherals Capacity management across pools of storage Optimize highly trained staff with central administration Increased availability without escalating costs Virtualization permits non-disruptive on-line changes Policy agents automate storage management tasks Multiple paths between application and data Data centers that grow at internet speed Adapt to rapid and unpredictable change Re-purposing of application servers Dynamic, demand-based allocation of storage and devices

A New Model Storage Area Network Architecture Local Area Network Storage Network Disk, RAID, NAS... Any-to to-any storage connectivity Ubiquitous data access Higher availability at significantly lower cost Easy and inexpensive scalability Reduced management costs

SANs are at the Core of e-business Infrastructure Data Protection & Recovery On-Line Data Access Automated Management FS FS SAN Application Servers Desktop Applications

Ideal SAN Characteristics Thousands of devices Arbitrary interconnection Scalable bandwidth Dedicated to and optimized for storage I/O High Availability of Applications & Services Dynamic Device Management and Detection Long Distance Interconnects Fault tolerance Disaster Recovery Enterprise Class Access Control and Security FS FS But SANs are inherently more complex environments Shared storage access between heterogeneous systems Current applications and OS s run without modification

SAN Management Architecture UNIX Linux NT Parallel Clusters SAN Mgmt HSM Backup & Recovery HA, Clusters & Replication Journaled File System Logical Volume Mgmt SAN Services & APIs Distributed SAN Services Storage Management Applications SAN Fabric Global Storage Management Applications

VERITAS V 3 SAN Initiative Virtualization in a SAN Environment Delivering virtualization technology for the SAN environment Standards-based glue for SANs V 3 SAN Access Layer V 3 Storage Appliance Software Suite V 3 SAN Management Tools

What is SAN Virtualization? The process of organizing multiple storage resources into logical - or virtual - entities to better manage capacity, automate procedures, and increase performance Server Platform Client Server Server Server Server Server Server Application Application Application Application Application Application Fibre Channel network Virtual storage pools SAN virtualization enables management of more complex installations while controlling and reducing cost of ownership

The Goal of SAN Virtualization Dramatically Simplify Storage Management Quality of Application Service Server Platform Quality of Storage Service Client Server Application Logical Storage SAN Storage Management must be capable of these services. Capacity Allocation Failure Recovery Data Protection Performance Management Asset Optimization without manual management of physical devices with minimal disruption to application in a heterogeneous environment

The VERITAS V 3 SAN Access Layer Creates SAN-Aware Aware Storage Management V 3 SAN Access Layer is a new host-based technology that provides a virtual interface into the more complex SAN environment Applications Filesystem Backup VM SCSI I/O Drivers SRM Agents SAN Access Layer VCS Client API for host applications are common across NT/UNIX SAN API for communication with SAN Fabric,Devices, Services Complements more limited legacy SCSI I/O services Enables SAN Discovery Services SAN APIs based on de-facto and formal standards with vendor specific extensions added as needed

The VERITAS SAN Access Layer Creates SAN-Aware Aware Applications Storage & Network Management Console VERITAS SAN Center αφασδφασ αφασδφασ αφασδφασ αφασδφασ Application Servers Applications Filesystem SRM Backup VM Agents SAN Access Layer SCSI VCS Storage Network Storage Resources Foundation for SNIA Discovery Working Group I/O Drivers Discovery Services Topology & Distance Zoning Storage Attributes and Agents Common APIs for NT and UNIX SAN APIs Client APIs for SAN Management or storage management applications

SAN Discovery Services SAN Discovery Services capture, correlate, and maintain capabilities & attributes of a SAN configuration and presents a common service API Properties that are discovered and used. Device and host names Topology/distance & SAN configuration state changes Zoning Configuration & Control Off-host Agents and Services (ie 3rd Party Copy) Storage Attributes (cost, RAID level, performance)

Using the V 3 SAN Access Layer to Enable SAN Capabilities V 3 SAN Management Tools Single centralized application for zone administration High Availability Cluster Server Automatically re-configures zone to provision a new path to failed application s storage Logical Disk / Volume Manager Finds free disks to allocate to a growing application based on cost/performance needs Backup and Storage Migration Finds the best 3rd Party Copy agent for LAN-free data movement

Logical Volume Manager An Example of Storage Virtualization Virtualizes disk storage to allow creation and online modification of logical storage free of hardware and OS restrictions

VERITAS Logical Volume Manager (VxVM) in SAN Environments Non-Disruptive On-Line Storage Management Remote Mirror to peripheral 10km away LUN ownership in multi-host environment Add-storage on-line to FC hubs/switches DMP provides path fail-over and load balancing Performance Optimization across a SAN Logical Volume Mgmt SAN Fabric

Intelligent Storage Appliances Virtual Consolidation of SAN Resources V 3 Storage Appliance Software Suite The power of VERITAS products together in one software suite and integrated into 3rd party intelligent storage servers (or appliances) All centrally managed via V 3 Storage Appliance s Virtual Disk Manager Based on FS, allows multiple virtual disks to be more efficiently managed Other VERITAS products such as Backup and VCS to be provided as options -- all managed via one central console Virtual consolidation point improves manageability Maximizes uptime by minimizing impact of physical SAN configuration changes Provides the basis for host free data movement between intelligent storage devices

VERITAS StorageCentre Intelligent Storage Appliance Distributed SAN Services Foundation Suite Virtual Disk Layer Samba+ Add-On Options Replication Backup HSM VCS Embedding VERITAS software on the storage side of the SAN SAN Attached Storage Server based on VERITAS Foundation Suite Commodity HW & Commercial OS for variety price/performance points VDISK layer represents server as a virtual disk over a SAN Optional Samba+ layer allows file access to storage over a LAN port Add-on storage management functions as needed for availability or scalability

SAN Center SAN Visualization and Zone Administration

SAN Management Strategy Enabling New Global Storage Applications Goal : Reduce Complexity of SAN Administration Manage logical SAN storage resources (use device views as the exception) Deploy functional applications for zone management and capacity allocation Make policy management pervasive to reduce reactive and manual management Modular Agent/Application architecture Scales from point application management to large SANs using optional central repositories Built on standards (JIRO, CIM, WMI, DMTF, SNIA) installed base of frameworks (Tivoli,CA, HP, BMC) (JIRO, CIM, WMI, DMTF, SNIA) &

V 3 SAN Management Tools Components used in VERITAS and OEM products Administration built on V 3 SAN Access Layer SAN Visualization with multiple views Zone management from a single application VERITAS Application Management SRM agents and JAVA applications for VM, VxFS,, NetBackup Reporting, monitoring, policy automation Common Services Event notification : e-mail, e pager, SNMP Policy administration and enforcement Platform adapters: Systems Mgmt or OEM

SAN Evolution LAN-free Backup Tape Sharing Shared Device Reservation Discovery & Zoning Disk Virtualization Server-less Backup Storage Appliances Heterogeneous Data Sharing Homogeneous Data Sharing 1999 2000 2001