Next generation storage: eliminating the guesswork and avoiding forklift upgrade
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Presentation from Networkshop46, by Florian Malecki, international product marketing director, StorageCraft.
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Next generation storage: eliminating the guesswork and avoiding forklift upgrade
- 1. 1 Next Generation storage: eliminating the guesswork and avoiding forklift upgrade! Florian Malecki – International Product Marketing Director
- 2. Some of the challenges
- 3. © StorageCraft Technology Corporation. All rights reserved.3 6 Data Doubles Every Year Data Growth Rate Doubles Every 2 Years IDC: Data growth rates now double every two years* *IDC: The Digital Universe of Opportunities: Rich Data and the Increasing Value of the Internet of Things 10TB 20TB 40TB 80TB 10TB 20TB 640TB 1 2 3 4 80TB 0 2 4 6 Exponential data growth
- 4. © StorageCraft Technology Corporation. All rights reserved.4 Especially unstructured data
- 5. © StorageCraft Technology Corporation. All rights reserved.5 Associated risks with unstructured data Unstructured data can be: Courses, tests, results, research work, messages, emails, photos, videos or audio recordings, etc. There is a lot of confidential & personal information, IP etc. spread across an entire organization’s infrastructure that is likely to attract hackers…. To better secure your crown jewels, you should look for solutions that protect against cyber threats, but also safeguard data from those inside the organization. Among others, key solutions must include: • sufficient storage (and back up) that is future proofed and easily scalable • encryption of sensitive data
- 6. © StorageCraft Technology Corporation. All rights reserved.6 Cyber threats aren’t going away… $ Source: SonicWall 2016 Threat report and CSO Online According to a report published by Gemalto in September 2017, “the education sector had experienced 118 breaches (13% of all breaches) that impacted a total of 32 million records. The jump in breaches from the previous six months was significant at 103%. But the rise in the number of records involved was monumental at 4,957%, increasing from 641,000 records
- 7. Compliance
- 8. © StorageCraft Technology Corporation. All rights reserved.8 GDPR – May 25th 2018
- 9. © StorageCraft Technology Corporation. All rights reserved.9 Some of the GDPR Key Features $ Article 32 of the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) requires Data Controllers and Data Processors to implement technical and organizational measures that ensure a level of data security appropriate for the level of risk presented by processing personal data. Data security measures should, at a minimum, allow: • Pseudonymizing or encrypting personal data • Maintaining ongoing confidentiality, integrity, availability, access, and resilience of processing systems and services • Restoring the availability of and access to personal data, in the event of a physical or technical security breach • Testing and evaluating the effectiveness of technical and organization measures
- 11. © StorageCraft Technology Corporation. All rights reserved.11 Large or Small, Downtime Hurts
- 12. © StorageCraft Technology Corporation. All rights reserved.12 451 survey: key storage pain points $ Source: https://451research.com/blog/1659-featured-data Top three storage pain points - Data growth - Meeting disaster-recovery requirements - High costs
- 13. © StorageCraft Technology Corporation. All rights reserved.13 Inherent limitations of legacy RAID Scale-up storage • Stuck with small or medium or large guestimate decision • Controllers have fixed performance, capacity and availability • Everyone is guaranteed to over provision AND under provision throughout the storage lifecycle OR OR
- 14. © StorageCraft Technology Corporation. All rights reserved.14 Need to change the storage status-quo $ BYOD, IoT, AI, ML Business continuity Compliance Ransomware Legacy storage limitations Costs Need to rethink your existing storage solutions
- 15. © StorageCraft Technology Corporation. All rights reserved.15 The Solution…
- 16. © StorageCraft Technology Corporation. All rights reserved.16 OneBlox – Eliminating the Guesswork $ 30 TB • Complete flexibility to scale-out exactly with your storage needs • Scale performance, capacity, and availability • Exactly provision storage resources throughout the lifecycle
- 17. © StorageCraft Technology Corporation. All rights reserved.17 Santa Clara University $ 8000 students, 800 faculty Unstructured data was growing exponentially Difficult to predict capacity requirements Expensive quotes from legacy vendors like Dell EMC Senior Systems Administrator Tom Randazzo “I was very concerned that we were going to buy a product that I would sell to my manager, my director, my CIO, that we were going to bring in, it is going to cost $150,000 and 9 months down the road, oops, we undersized it. Tomorrow you don’t know what is coming down the road” “OneBlox marketing claims it takes 5mns to set up, and this is true….”
- 18. © StorageCraft Technology Corporation. All rights reserved.18 OneBlox’s Unique Scale-out Architecture Traditional SAN 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Block Store Block Protocols (iSCSI/FC) File Protocols (SMB/NFS) Object Protocols (RESTful APIs) Object Store Objects A B C D E F G H I Object Store File Protocols (SMB/NFS) OneBlox Files & Folders Objects A B C D E F G H I Object Store Traditional NAS (layered over block store) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Files & Folders Block Store
- 19. © StorageCraft Technology Corporation. All rights reserved.19 How do these objects work? Data arrives into ring
- 20. © StorageCraft Technology Corporation. All rights reserved.20 How do these objects work? Data arrives into ring Data divided into objects
- 21. © StorageCraft Technology Corporation. All rights reserved.21 How do these objects work? Data arrives into ring Data divided into objects Objects compressed
- 22. © StorageCraft Technology Corporation. All rights reserved.22 How do these objects work? Data arrives into ring Data divided into objects Objects deduplicated Objects distributed Objects compressed
- 23. © StorageCraft Technology Corporation. All rights reserved.23 What happens when a drive fails?
- 24. © StorageCraft Technology Corporation. All rights reserved.24 Disk failure RAID 5 (8+1) ou RAID 6 (8+2) SpareHDD failure HDD Failed Rebuild from the spare Rebuild Time in RAID 5: • 12 h mini for 1 TB without traffic & 24h with 50% of traffic • 6 days to rebuild to 6 TB HDD • 8 days to rebuild a 8 TB HDD RAID 6 will bring lower performance: 10/20% Object based – 3 copies compressed and deduplicated HDD Failed Distributing Objects Distributing objets: • 3 copies of each objets • Inline fixe or variable deduplication • Compression RAID OneBlox
- 25. © StorageCraft Technology Corporation. All rights reserved.25 Node failure Failed Node Failed Node RAID 5 (8+1) ou RAID 6 (8+2) Spare RAID OneBlox Losing 2 nodes, still have to access to the dataFailed node controller will lose data access to the others nodes Object based – 3 copies compressed and deduplicatedHDD failure
- 26. © StorageCraft Technology Corporation. All rights reserved.26 Adding disks Adding HDD Adding HDD RAID 5 (8+1) ou RAID 6 (8+2) Spare Mode Objet – 3 copies dédupliquées et compréssées RAID OneBlox NO configuration Immediately use storage when adding HDD Automatic provisioning and distribution of objects Multiple Choice: • Create a new RAID • Adding HDD to an existing RAID
- 27. © StorageCraft Technology Corporation. All rights reserved.27 Guarding Against Ransomware with OneBlox CDP • Continuous Data Protection (CDP) – Continuous snapshots every 10 seconds for the first hour – Then hourly, daily, weekly and monthly—recovery weekly through the first year and beyond – Recovery can be as close to the infection as is possible • OneBlox snapshots are immutable – Fully protects the unstructured data stored on OneBlox – Simply cannot be overwritten • If a ransomware attack were to occur – Attack would encrypt and corrupt the primary files – Snapshots are completely unaffected and immune from deletions and modifications • Easily recover from Snapshots – Recover individual files, folder, or complete network share 727
- 28. © StorageCraft Technology Corporation. All rights reserved.28 OneSystem • OneSystem can be installed as a VM for private cloud-based management • Globally manage any OneBlox anywhere • 24x 7 OneBlox proactive monitoring – Storage health and alerts – Remote replication • Simple, yet powerful, storage management – Zero configuration for adding storage and/or OneBlox – Remote replication configuration is accomplished with three clicks • Lights out management – OneSystem – web console – remote management
- 29. © StorageCraft Technology Corporation. All rights reserved.29 Products: OneBlox 4312 and 5210 OneBlox 5210, all-flash 1U primary storage appliance OneBlox 4312, all-disk 2U secondary storage appliance • Scale-out Architecture • Scale-out Storage for Virtual Environments • Cloud-managed or onsite, Management Simplicity • Inline De-duplication • Continuous Data Protection • Cost-effective Remote Replication • 1U form factor • 10 x 2.5" SDD drive slots • Supports up to 3.8TB SSD • Up to 38TB of raw capacity • 4 x 10GbE and 2 x 1GbE • 2U form factor • 12 x 3.5” HDD drive slots • Supports 1TB-8TB drives(Support for 10-12TB Coming) • Up to 96TB of raw capacity • Mix and match SATA & SAS HDDs • 2 x 10GbE and 2 x 1 GbE
- 30. © StorageCraft Technology Corporation. All rights reserved.30 Pricing - MSRP OneBlox 4312 2x10GbE SFP+, 2x1GbE, NBD Srvc, 3 Year Warranty $ 15,154.10 OneSystem & OneBlox 4312 7x24 Support, NBD Service, 1 Yr $ 3,062.10 12 x 8TB HDD, 3 Yr Warranty $ 5,216.00 Total in $: 23,432 Gbp 16,500
- 31. © StorageCraft Technology Corporation. All rights reserved.31 OneBlox in the education sector “With OneBlox’s technology we’ve achieved a new level of data protection, scalability, and peace of mind. We can’t recreate the data our researchers generate, and it needs to be stored in perpetuity, so data protection is absolutely critical for us. Not only are we protecting our Vmware infrastructure with Veeam and OneBlox, we have been using OneBlox to protect departments’ primary research data.” Brandon Savage - MIT’s Plasma Science and Fusion Center “The amount of time I’ve had to spend managing storage has been cut in half because it just works!” Brent Bain, Snr. IT coordinator Unlaska City School District
- 32. © StorageCraft Technology Corporation. All rights reserved.32 ENTERPRISE HEALTHCARE TECHNOLOGY FINANCIAL HIGHER EDUCATION LEGAL ENG & CONSTRUCTION STATE/LOCAL GOVT OneBlox Marquees customers
- 34. Analytics StorageCraft Solutions Grow on demand Feature rich Failure Resilient Simple to use Reliable Restore Instant Recovery Flexible Recovery DR as a Service OneBlox Family ShadowProtect Family ©StorageCraft Technology Corporation. All rights reserved34
- 35. Powerful ProtectionCentrally Managed DR as a Service Flexible Recovery ShadowProtect Data Recovery Solution Hardware Independent Restore P2P / P2V / V2P / V2V restore Complete system recovery File/Folder recovery Granular Exchange Recovery Virtual failover Physical and Virtual machines Windows and Linux systems Application aware Complete data and system volume protection Full, incremental, continuous, manual backups Remote monitor/management Discovery and push install Policy-based administration Roll-up reports and dashboards Custom alerts/notifications Collapse and consolidate recovery points Purpose-built DR cloud solution Flexible recovery options Complete virtual failover with network support Simple, flexible, affordable 99.999% uptime, 24/7 monitoring Tier-3 datacenter security standard ©StorageCraft Technology Corporation. All rights reserved35
- 36. End-to-End Data Management Solution ©StorageCraft Technology Corporation. All rights reserved36 Offsite Cloud Recovery 3RD Party Cloud Laptop / Desktops Physical Servers Virtual Environments Primary Storage Secondary Storage
- 37. © StorageCraft Technology Corporation. All rights reserved.37 Where Your Data Is: Always Safe, Always Accessible, Always Optimized. ©StorageCraft Technology Corporation. All rights reserved37
Notas do Editor
- Examples of unstructured data Email messages, instant messages, text messages... Text files, including Word documents, PDFs, and other files such as books, letters, written documents, audio and video transcripts... PowerPoints and SlideShare presentations Audio files of music, voicemails, customer service recordings... Video files that include movies, personal videos, YouTube uploads... Images of pictures, illustrations, memes...
- Establishing a sophisticated, central repository for the crown jewels, including granular security including authentication, access tiers and controlled permissions Supporting sufficient storage and backup for the crown jewels database Enabling tracking for which employees are placing information in that repository and accessing data stored there Encryption of sensitive documents Implementing Secure Socket Layer (SSL) protocol, which manages authentication and encrypted communication between users in a network Using security information and event management (SIEM) tools to analyze security activity in real-time Password protecting devices and keeping passwords protected and separate from encrypted documents Employing remote access to wipe and locate lost or stolen devices Training employees on policies, procedures and safeguards to ensure widespread adoption and enforcement of programs
- I introduce this next step before I click the first time After clicking, it’s good to show them how three copies are written, for redundancy – allowing two drives to fail without losing data. Either here or later, it can be useful to describe how these writes are essentially random, based on the object ID, but are always to three different locations.
- I introduce this next step before I click the first time After clicking, it’s good to show them how three copies are written, for redundancy – allowing two drives to fail without losing data. Either here or later, it can be useful to describe how these writes are essentially random, based on the object ID, but are always to three different locations.
- I introduce this next step before I click the first time After clicking, it’s good to show them how three copies are written, for redundancy – allowing two drives to fail without losing data. Either here or later, it can be useful to describe how these writes are essentially random, based on the object ID, but are always to three different locations.
- I introduce this next step before I click the first time After clicking, it’s good to show them how three copies are written, for redundancy – allowing two drives to fail without losing data. Either here or later, it can be useful to describe how these writes are essentially random, based on the object ID, but are always to three different locations.
- The setup is pretty easy, but the first click shows just the drive failure. The data shows as there still, giving an opportunity to stress that the data is gone on the second click. Before the third click, it’s important to stress that it’s only necessary to copy the objects necessary to ensure three copies of them on different devices. Contrast this with the overhead of reading every single sector in a RAID array and then writing to every single sector on a replacement disk. The third click then re-enforces this message. Next comes the drive rebuild. Discuss the drive being replaced as you click the first time here. Then describe how we just need to copy the objects necessary to balance the data and ensure maximum data protection. Once you’ve setup the message, click again to make it visual.
- I introduce this next step before I click the first time After clicking, it’s good to show them how three copies are written, for redundancy – allowing two drives to fail without losing data. Either here or later, it can be useful to describe how these writes are essentially random, based on the object ID, but are always to three different locations.
- I introduce this next step before I click the first time After clicking, it’s good to show them how three copies are written, for redundancy – allowing two drives to fail without losing data. Either here or later, it can be useful to describe how these writes are essentially random, based on the object ID, but are always to three different locations.
- I introduce this next step before I click the first time After clicking, it’s good to show them how three copies are written, for redundancy – allowing two drives to fail without losing data. Either here or later, it can be useful to describe how these writes are essentially random, based on the object ID, but are always to three different locations.
- OneBlox 5210 & OneBlox 4312 Scale-out Architecture: OneBlox employs a seamless scale-out Ring architecture supporting multiple OneBlox appliances presenting a single global file system. A Ring may consist of one or multiple OneBlox, scaling from a few TBs to hundreds of TBs of raw flash or multiple PBs of hard-drive storage capacity. As business storage requirements change, OneBlox is extremely agile; simply add any number of drives, at any time, and in any capacity granularity to meet your storage requirements. OneBlox simply grows the global storage pool with zero configuration and no application downtime. Scale-out Storage for Virtual Environments: OneBlox uniquely supports VMware and Hyper-V environments by enabling virtual machines to utilize scale-out NFS datastores. Consolidate multiple NFS datastores in a single OneBlox Ring and scale to hundreds of TBs with OneBlox’s advanced data reduction. Need high performance? OneBlox 5210 is an all-flash array for consolidating performance hungry virtual machines. Need more capacity? Simply scale-out OneBlox by adding drives or OneBlox and the virtual servers instantly see additional storage capacity--with zero configuration. OneBlox 5210 Dynamic Growth: Bring your own drives—HDDs and select SSDs from the compatability guide. No RAID, no LUNs, no volumes. OneBlox delivers the flexibility for organizations to mix-and-match drive types (SATA, SAS) and drive capacity within the same OneBlox and within a OneBlox Ring. Purchase exactly the capacity your organization needs at the beginning and then in the future, increase capacity by mixing and matching any number of additional drives. OneBlox automatically pools the new storage within the existing global storage pool. No disruption to applications or users. No configuration settings to complete. No mouse clicks. No command line entries. No storage PhD required. Flexible Multi-Site Replication: Implement disaster recovery with asynchronous multi-site replication. Employ a flexible one-to-one, one-to-many, many-to-one bi-directional replication architecture with multiple OneBlox rings. Implement exactly the configuration that suits the business needs of geographically distributed environments. Only deduplicated and compressed data is replicated, ensuring the transfer is very bandwidth efficient. Other vendors require the source and target storage infrastructure to be identical. OneBlox by StorageCraft does not impose any such restrictions for the utmost flexibility. Zero Configuration: Ease of use is not an afterthought with OneBlox. OneBlox is easily can be installed in less than 15 minutes, provisioned and available to serve data with zero configuration. Simply insert at least two drives, plug in Ethernet, and power it on. It’s that easy. Need to add more storage? Simply add drives and the capacity is added to the same global storage pool. Need to add availability or performance? With no interruption to applications or users, additional OneBlox nodes can be added and automatically configured, enabling organizations non-disruptive scalability with their business. Always-On Information: OneBlox by StorageCraft’s distributed file system is built on top of a fine-grained content-addressable distributed object store with a hashed ring architecture that has small but variable-sized immutable objects as its foundation. This underlying technology allows OneBlox Ring to fully protect the stored information without legacy RAID technologies. OneBlox transparently replicates and intelligently distributes the data objects across multiple drives within a failure domain and protects against drive or OneBlox failures. In case of failure, data objects are redistributed and rebalanced to ensure full protection. OneBlox 4312 Cloud-based Management: OneSystem is a secure cloud-based management platform that proactively monitors, reports, and manages OneBlox in any location and from any browser. Eliminating the need for dedicated servers and time consuming software upgrades, simply login and gain the necessary insight into your storage infrastructure. Whether you have responsibility for a single location or multiple locations, OneSystem’s administration capabilities empower you to manage the entire storage infrastructure. Simply and securely. Continuous Data Protection: OneBlox’s continuous data protection ensures that all of the information stored is fully protected. By taking continuous and unlimited snapshots of information written to OneBlox, every file can be easily recovered in the event of data corruption, deletion, or other errors. In fact, end users can recover their own information, simply by navigating through Mac Finder or Windows Explorer. No need to restore information from last night’s backup, simply browse and recover. Always-on Information: With its real-time replication, information stored in a OneBlox ring is fully protected. By avoiding legacy RAID technologies, OneBlox is able to transparently replicate and redistribute the data across multiple drives and OneBlox to protect against two drive or OneBlox failures. Additionally, with its advanced architecture, information is protected against an entire ring failure when replication over wide-area distances is implemented. OneBlox grows with your business’ data protection requirements without requiring costly downtime, reconfiguration, or forklift upgrades.