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Backup RationalisationBackup Rationalisation
Reorganisation of the CERN
Computer Centre BackupsDavid Asbury IT/DSFriday 6 December 2002
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Reasons for backupReasons for backup
Accidental corruption of files/mail/data Storage failure, disks, raid arrays(!) Need to get a server running again Backup is very boring until ….!
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Different sorts of dataDifferent sorts of data
Home Directories AFS Windows DFS
Mail Unix servers Microsoft Exchange
Databases Unix group & project servers Experimental Data
TSM
AFS specific backup
Legato
Legato
Legato
Legato TSM
Castor
TSM
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Backup Systems Backup Systems availableavailable
IBM Tivoli Storage Manager (TSM) Formerly called ADSM Run by CERN, IBM & DCS
Legato Networker TSM did not support collocation, slow to restore Run by Serco Mostly computer centre backups
Veritas TSM has some functional advantages Expensive on Windows
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Proposal: Use TSM for Proposal: Use TSM for everything (1)everything (1)
Supports backing up on Unix Solaris 2.6/7/8/9 & Linux 6/7.3.1 + legacy systems Windows DFS & Exchange AFS
Already contains archived data pubarch (613GB, est 5M files) vmarch (160GB, 1.6M files)
Backup exchange 513 613 is running No need to move cartridges out of silos
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Proposal: Use TSM for Proposal: Use TSM for everything (2)everything (2)
Collocation option supported and in use Minimises tape mounts on restore, but more on backup Works well with current 1TB disk staging areas Backup during day, move to tape overnight With ~2TB disk could keep yesterday’s backup online
Supports journal-style scan for DFS Constructs list of files to backup as they are changed Avoids slow scan of file tree
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How we propose to get How we propose to get there (1)there (1)
Overlap periods? Keep existing products for restores
Mostly 6 months, max 1 year Archived engineering data to be copied (600 files, 8TB)
Hardware upgraded (see later slide)
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How we propose to get How we propose to get there (2)there (2)
Timing: Stop Legato service when backups age out Latest, at end of Serco contract (end 2003)
Automation of restores Scripts possible with TSM (may save manpower) Like pubarch allowing controlled user access
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Costs today (1): LegatoCosts today (1): Legato
Sun Basic Licence 61 KCHF
SercoService Contract
Reloads
105 KCHF
Est 30 KCHF
Sun Hardware
Maintenance
2 x E450 machines
5 STK 9840 drives
9.4 KCHF
15.4 KCHF
9840 Tape Media24 KCHF in 2002
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Costs today (2): TSM v4Costs today (2): TSM v4
IBM Basic Licence 32 KCHF
IBM Server & product support 20 KCHF
DCS Client support 36 KCHF
IBM
Hardware
Maintenance
2 x IBM F50 machines
8 x 3590E drives
9 KCHF
30 KCHF
3590E Tape Media 0 in 2002
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Cost ComparisonCost Comparison
Assuming all done with one product Hardware & support costs similar Licences must increase:
Legato: 61 KCHF to (est) 108 KCHF TSM: 32 KCHF to (est) 82 KCHF (in v5) Optional one-time charge for ORACLE hot backup extra
RMAN product
TSM v5 charged differently from v4 Will be cheaper as many machines already in TSM
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Hardware todayHardware today
TSM: 2 x IBM F50 (previously HPSS): 2/2 cpus 4/4 x IBM 3590E tape drives (40GB capacity) 28/28 x 18GB disk buffer Gigabit Fast back planes – good for I/O
Legato: 2 x Sun E450 2/4 cpus 2/4 STK 9840 drives (20GB capacity) No disk buffer Gigabit
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TSM experience & testsTSM experience & tests
Unix servers already backed-up: AIX, HP, IRIX, Linux, OSF, Solaris, ULTRIX
Windows servers: Exchange, DFS, (Active Directory)
AFS tested Database servers (15 now in TSM)
File backup today Incremental costs 860 CHF/1st yr/cpu (RMAN)
DFS test (1 server): Legato 65min, TSM 46min
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Hardware expansionHardware expansion
Little or no extra cost Add ~800 3590E tapes (from HPSS), more needed later add more 3590E drives (2 more available now)
Additional TSM server Use old Legato E450 (expensive), or new machine Use existing 9840 drives & tapes (unsuitable for backup)
Long term server platform AIX or Solaris (linux supported recently)
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Immediate PlanImmediate Plan
Replace old staging disks and increase Start AFS backup using TSM Move Legato clients into TSM
Nearly all are IT machines
Organise move of archived Legato data Run with current hardware for 2003
TSM to be run by new Operations Team
Review hardware in 2004
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Future growth expectedFuture growth expected
AFS – 20% increase (COCOtime) < 1TB Windows ~ 20% est increase Small additional unix data Maybe 15 more databases ~ 10TB
Oracle physics dbs ~ 1TB each
Questions?Questions?