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Title: Automating Disaster Recovery with Site Recovery Manager


1
Automating Disaster Recoverywith Site Recovery
Manager
  • Alec Felgemaker
  • Sr Systems Engineer, VMware

2
Agenda
  • Overview
  • Site Recovery Manager
  • Product Description
  • Benefits
  • SRM Walkthrough
  • Conclusion VMwares Business Continuity Vision

3
Virtual Datacenter OS from VMware
Application Management
vCenter
Infrastructure Management
  • Site Recovery Manager
  • Lifecycle Manager
  • ConfigControl
  • Orchestrator
  • Capacity IQ
  • Chargeback

4
VMware Infrastructure The Safest Place To Run
Applications
5
Agenda
  • Overview
  • Site Recovery Manager
  • Product Description
  • Benefits
  • SRM Walkthrough
  • Conclusion VMwares Business Continuity Vision

6
Challenges of TraditionalDisaster Recovery
7
Key Features of Virtualization for DR
8
VMware Infrastructure forDisaster Recovery
9
VMware Site Recovery Manager
Site Recovery Manager leverages VMware
Infrastructure to deliver advanced disaster
recovery management and automation
  • Simplifies and automates disaster recovery
    workflows
  • Setup, testing, failover
  • Turns manual recovery run books into automated
    recovery plans
  • Provides central management of recovery plans
    from VirtualCenter
  • Works with VMware Infrastructure to make disaster
    recovery rapid, reliable, manageable, affordable

Production
Recovery
10
Site Recovery Manager Use Cases
  • Target scenarios
  • Restart of tens or hundreds of VMs in another
    datacenter
  • Restart can be unplanned (disaster) or planned
    (migration)
  • Can tolerate RTO of minutes to hours
  • Requirements
  • Second site running VirtualCenter and ESX
  • Replicated Fibre Channel or iSCSI LUNs from
    supported storage vendors
  • SRM is not
  • A replication product
  • Geo-clustering for applications in VMs

11
Site Recovery Manager Key Components
VirtualCenter
SRM
Servers
Storage
12
Disaster Recovery Setup
  • Integrate with replication
  • Identify which virtual machines are protected by
    replication configuration
  • Map recovery resources
  • Network resources, server resources, management
    objects
  • Create recovery plans
  • For virtual machines, applications, business
    units
  • Convert manual runbook to pre-programmed response
  • Customizable with scripting and callouts

13
Disaster Recovery Setup
  • Integrate with replication
  • Identify which virtual machines are protected by
    replication configuration
  • Map recovery resources
  • Network resources, server resources, management
    objects
  • Create recovery plans
  • For virtual machines, applications, business
    units
  • Convert manual runbook to pre-programmed response
  • Customizable with scripting and callouts

Storage Partners
14
Failover Automation
  • Detect site failures
  • Raise alert when heartbeat lost
  • Initiate failover
  • User confirmation of outage
  • Granular failover initiation
  • Manage replication failover
  • Break replication
  • Make replica visible torecovery hosts
  • Execute recovery process
  • Use pre-programmed plan
  • Provide visibility into progress
  • Manage networking
  • Put VMs on right VLAN
  • Change IP addresses

15
Failover Automation
  • Detect site failures
  • Raise alert when heartbeat lost
  • Initiate failover
  • User confirmation of outage
  • Granular failover initiation
  • Manage replication failover
  • Break replication
  • Make replica visible torecovery hosts
  • Execute recovery process
  • Use pre-programmed plan
  • Provide visibility into progress
  • Manage networking
  • Put VMs on right VLAN
  • Change IP addresses

16
Testing
  • Replication Management
  • Snapshot replicated LUNsbefore test
  • Delete snapshots of replicated LUNs after test
  • Network Management
  • Change all virtual machinesto a test port group
    before powering them on
  • Customization/extensibility
  • Same breakpoints and calloutsas failover
    sequence
  • Extra breakpoints and callouts around the test
    bubble

17
Testing
  • Replication Management
  • Snapshot replicated LUNsbefore test
  • Delete snapshots of replicated LUNs after test
  • Network Management
  • Change all virtual machinesto a test port group
    before powering them on
  • Customization/extensibility
  • Same breakpoints and calloutsas failover
    sequence
  • Extra breakpoints and callouts around the test
    bubble

18
Failback
  • Setup DR protection from DR site back to primary
    site
  • Failover makes VMs reside at the DR site
  • Provide the failed-over VMs with protection
  • Same setup as was done for initial protection
  • Work with storage to reverse replication
  • Test failback
  • Test repeatedly same mechanism as with test
    failover
  • Only set the failback date after the plan is
    perfect
  • Failback to primary site
  • Just hit the failover buttonfailback is failover
    in the reverse direction

19
SRM Benefit Summary
20
Agenda
  • Overview
  • Site Recovery Manager
  • Product Description
  • Benefits
  • SRM Walkthrough
  • Conclusion VMwares Business Continuity Vision

21
I think its time for a little walkthrough
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VMware Site Recovery Manager walkthrough
Site A
Site B
Client to access Virtual
Client to access Virtual
Infrastructure Services including
Infrastructure Services including
SRM protected services
SRM protected services
Protected VMs
Protected VMs
Protected VMs
Protected VMs
AD Server
AD Server
SQL Server
SQL Server
VC

SRM
VC

SRM
VDM Server
VDM Server
Infrastructure
Infrastructure
ESX
ESXServer
ESXServer
ESXServer
Services
Server
Services
always on
for Site A
SRM protected VMs are
SRM protected VMs will
offline in site B ready for a
be recovered to Site B
SRM failover from Site A
Datastore replication from
Site A to Site B which is
required for SRM protection
Non-Replicated
Non-Replicated
Non-Replicated
Non-Replicated
Datastores
Datastores
Datastores
Datastores
23
SRM Failover Overview
  • Shutdown protected VMs in Site A
  • If online, orchestrates the controlled shutdown
    of protected VMs
  • If offline, no action taken against protected VMs
    in Site A
  • Promote the storage in Site B
  • Replicated datastores are promoted to be
    Read/Write enabled
  • Suspend non-critical VMs in Site B
  • VMs identified to be non-critical are shutdown
    during failover
  • Protected VMs from Site A powered up in Site B
  • High priority VMs start up first
  • Followed by Normal and Low Priority VMs

24
Site A and Site B Topology
25
SRM Setup Overview
  • Protected Site
  • Pairing of Site A with Site B
  • Array Manager Configuration
  • Inventory Preferences
  • Protection Group Setup
  • Recovery Site
  • Recovery Plan Setup
  • Test your Recovery Plan
  • SRM allows you to test your recovery plans
    without impacting production services

Practice makes perfect so test and test again
26
Array Manager Configuration
27
Inventory Preferences
Site A
Site B
Network
Resource Pools
VM Folders
28
Protection Group Setup
29
Recovery Plan for Complete Site Failover
Protected VM shutdown
Prepare Storage
External scripts
Suspend non critical VMs
Protected VM Recovery - High / Normal / Low
Recover No Power On VMs
30
Agenda
  • Overview
  • Site Recovery Manager
  • Product Description
  • Benefits
  • SRM Walkthrough
  • Conclusion VMwares Business Continuity Vision

31
Integrated, Automated, and Policy-Based
Instructions
  • NameeCommerce
  • Only port 80 is used
  • 100 ms web response
  • VRM Encrypt w/ SHA-1
  • DR RPO 1 hour
  • Decommission in 1 month

HA/FT
Data Protection
Application and Infrastructure VMs
Disaster Recovery
VirtualCenter Cluster Management
Physical Hardware
32
Bringing Automation to the Datacenter
Automate
Separate
Consolidate
Aggregate
Liberate
Self-Managing Datacenter
CapacityOn Demand
Server Consolidation
Test and Development
Computing Clouds On and Off Premise
33
Bringing Automation to the Datacenter
  • Facilities cooperation between VI farms at
    multiple sites managed by different people
  • Fundamentally SRM is a VM migration tool
  • Planed migrations for datacenter moves or
    consolidation
  • Unplanned migrations in case of disaster
  • Strategic relationships with service providers
    show the beginnings of the DR to the cloud
    movement

34
Summary
VMware Infrastructure is the safest place to run
applications
  • Site Recovery Manager brings DR to your server
    and desktop workloadstoday!
  • VMwares partnerships with storage ecosystem help
    you leverage your existing storage investments
    and get even more value from them
  • VMware brings simplified and reliable DR to the
    most demanding enterprise applications as shown
    here with SAP
  • VMwares vision will continue to drive up
    availability anddrive down cost

35
For More Information
  • Resources on vmware.com
  • Disaster Recovery VMbook
  • Site Recovery Manager Evaluators Guide
  • Site Recovery Manager Compatibility Matrix

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