Simplifying Disaster Recovery
Simplifying Disaster Recovery
About Us Steve Gruetter Director of Market Strategy
/in/stevegruetter
Brent Meadows Solutions Architect
/in/bmeadows
Agenda 1
Who is Expedient?
2
Disaster Recovery Defined
3
Traditional Disaster Recovery
4
Push Button Disaster Recovery
5
Wrap Up and Questions
Point-to-Point
Enterprise Cloud
11 Geo Diverse
Point-to-Multi
Managed OS & App
7 Markets
Point-to-Internet
Hosted Storage
300,000 Sq. Feet
1Mbps – 10Gbps
Data Protection
Staffed 24x7
DC Connect
Security
Tier 3+
Agenda 1
Who is Expedient?
2
Disaster Recovery Defined
3
Traditional Disaster Recovery
4
Push Button Disaster Recovery
5
Wrap Up and Questions
Top Causes of Unplanned Outages
https://journal.uptimeinstitute.com/data-center-outages-incidents-industry-transparency/
RTO and RPO The Recovery Time Objective (RTO) is the duration of time within which a business process must be restored after a disaster or disruption in order to avoid unacceptable consequences to the organization.
A Recovery Point Objective (RPO) is the maximum tolerable period in which data might be lost due to a major incident.
RTO
RPO
7AM
8AM
How much data could be lost
9AM
10AM
11AM
Disaster Declaration
12PM
1PM
How long will it take to restore services
Barriers to Disaster Recovery
$ BUDGET
Agenda 1
Who is Expedient?
2
Disaster Recovery Defined
3
Traditional Disaster Recovery
4
Push Button Disaster Recovery
5
Wrap Up and Questions
Traditional DR – Network Failover Remote User Access
Public Internet
Core
Remote Site VPN Access
Core
Public Internet IP: 206.210.68.123
Public Internet IP: 76.30.122.63
Private Network Gateway IP: 192.168.1.1
Move/Add/Change Duplication
Primary Site
Data Replication
Private Network Gateway IP: 172.16.1.1
Secondary Site
Traditional DR – Network Failover Remote User Access
Public Internet
Core
Remote Site VPN Access
Core
Public Internet IP: 206.210.68.123
Public Internet IP: 76.30.122.63
Private Network Gateway IP: 192.168.1.1
Move/Add/Change Duplication
Primary Site
Data Replication
Private Network Gateway IP: 172.16.1.1
Secondary Site
Traditional DR – Network Failover Remote User Access
Public Internet
Remote Site VPN Access
• Update Public DNS Records •
Propagation Time
• Update Remote Site VPN Tunnel Endpoints • Change Internal DNS / IP Addresses • Update DHCP Scopes
Core
Public Internet IP: 76.30.122.63
Private Network Gateway IP: 172.16.1.1
Secondary Site
Agenda 1
Who is Expedient?
2
Disaster Recovery Defined
3
Traditional Disaster Recovery
4
Push Button Disaster Recovery
5
Wrap Up and Questions
Push Button DR What is it? Juniper vSRX Virtual Firewalls Virtual Servers hosted on VMware VMware Site Recovery Manager Replication Network IP Space Announced via BGP
Push Button DR – Network Failover Remote User Access
SRM Orchestration
Core
BGP
Public Internet
Remote Site VPN Access
Public Internet IP: 206.210.68.123
Core
BGP
Private Network Gateway IP: 192.168.1.1
Primary Site
Array-based Replication
Secondary Site
Summary of Push Button DR Private/Public Cloud how you want it, where you want it Public IPs stay the same – Applications keep running without DNS changes Only one set of network devices to maintain Orchestrated DR reduces complexity when you actually have to declare
[email protected] [email protected]
About Us Steve Gruetter Director of Market Strategy
/in/stevegruetter
Brent Meadows Solutions Architect
/in/bmeadows
Agenda 1
Who is Expedient?
2
Disaster Recovery Defined
3
Traditional Disaster Recovery
4
Push Button Disaster Recovery
5
Wrap Up and Questions
Point-to-Point
Enterprise Cloud
11 Geo Diverse
Point-to-Multi
Managed OS & App
7 Markets
Point-to-Internet
Hosted Storage
300,000 Sq. Feet
1Mbps – 10Gbps
Data Protection
Staffed 24x7
DC Connect
Security
Tier 3+
Agenda 1
Who is Expedient?
2
Disaster Recovery Defined
3
Traditional Disaster Recovery
4
Push Button Disaster Recovery
5
Wrap Up and Questions
Top Causes of Unplanned Outages
https://journal.uptimeinstitute.com/data-center-outages-incidents-industry-transparency/
RTO and RPO The Recovery Time Objective (RTO) is the duration of time within which a business process must be restored after a disaster or disruption in order to avoid unacceptable consequences to the organization.
A Recovery Point Objective (RPO) is the maximum tolerable period in which data might be lost due to a major incident.
RTO
RPO
7AM
8AM
How much data could be lost
9AM
10AM
11AM
Disaster Declaration
12PM
1PM
How long will it take to restore services
Barriers to Disaster Recovery
$ BUDGET
Agenda 1
Who is Expedient?
2
Disaster Recovery Defined
3
Traditional Disaster Recovery
4
Push Button Disaster Recovery
5
Wrap Up and Questions
Traditional DR – Network Failover Remote User Access
Public Internet
Core
Remote Site VPN Access
Core
Public Internet IP: 206.210.68.123
Public Internet IP: 76.30.122.63
Private Network Gateway IP: 192.168.1.1
Move/Add/Change Duplication
Primary Site
Data Replication
Private Network Gateway IP: 172.16.1.1
Secondary Site
Traditional DR – Network Failover Remote User Access
Public Internet
Core
Remote Site VPN Access
Core
Public Internet IP: 206.210.68.123
Public Internet IP: 76.30.122.63
Private Network Gateway IP: 192.168.1.1
Move/Add/Change Duplication
Primary Site
Data Replication
Private Network Gateway IP: 172.16.1.1
Secondary Site
Traditional DR – Network Failover Remote User Access
Public Internet
Remote Site VPN Access
• Update Public DNS Records •
Propagation Time
• Update Remote Site VPN Tunnel Endpoints • Change Internal DNS / IP Addresses • Update DHCP Scopes
Core
Public Internet IP: 76.30.122.63
Private Network Gateway IP: 172.16.1.1
Secondary Site
Agenda 1
Who is Expedient?
2
Disaster Recovery Defined
3
Traditional Disaster Recovery
4
Push Button Disaster Recovery
5
Wrap Up and Questions
Push Button DR What is it? Juniper vSRX Virtual Firewalls Virtual Servers hosted on VMware VMware Site Recovery Manager Replication Network IP Space Announced via BGP
Push Button DR – Network Failover Remote User Access
SRM Orchestration
Core
BGP
Public Internet
Remote Site VPN Access
Public Internet IP: 206.210.68.123
Core
BGP
Private Network Gateway IP: 192.168.1.1
Primary Site
Array-based Replication
Secondary Site
Summary of Push Button DR Private/Public Cloud how you want it, where you want it Public IPs stay the same – Applications keep running without DNS changes Only one set of network devices to maintain Orchestrated DR reduces complexity when you actually have to declare
[email protected] [email protected]
