Technology Communities |
Data Protection and ManagementMaterial on this page is intended solely for the purpose of content review by SNIA members. Tutorial material may be read and commented upon by any SNIA member, but may not be saved, printed, or otherwise copied, nor may it be shared with non-members of the SNIA. Tutorial managers are responsible for responding to all comments made during the open review period. No responses will be given to comments made outside the open review period. Jump straight to an abstract:
The Abstracts
Introduction to Data Protection: Backup to Tape, Disk and Beyond
Extending the enterprise backup paradigm with disk-based technologies allow users to significantly shrink or eliminate the backup time window. This tutorial focuses on various methodologies that can deliver an efficient andcost effective disk-to-disk-to-tape (D2D2T) solution. This includes approaches to storage pooling inside of modernbackup applications, using disk and file systems within these pools, as well as how and when to utilize deduplication and virtual tape libraries (VTL) within these infrastructures.
Long-term Preservation of Digital Information Many organizations now have a requirement to preserve large volumes of digital content indefinitely into the future, and to maintain access for reasons such as medical treatment decisions, retention of intellectual property, and appreciation of cultural and scientific history. Frequent news stories cover organizations' failures to be able to do this, such as the near loss of original video/data of the first Moon landing, eventually recovered from a set of 14-inch tape reels found in a dusty Australian basement. This session will focus on the most important questions in long-term digital preservation and will demonstrate why it is still so difficult. We will propose how the storage industry can help its customers preserve and use their digital content over the lifetimes that they expect from past experience with physical and analog assets, lifetimes that can greatly exceed those of any singledigital storage device or storage technology. Learning Objectives
Trends in Data Protection and Restoration Technologies Many disk technologies, both old and new, are being used to augment tried and true backup and data protection methodologies to deliver better information and application restoration performance. These technologies work in parallel with the existing backup paradigm. This session will discuss many of these technologies in detail. Important considerations of data protection include performance, scale, regulatory compliance, recovery objectives and cost. Technologies include contemporary backup, disk-based backups, snapshots, continuous data protection and capacity optimized storage (deduplication). Learning Objectives
Archiving for Data Protection and Storage Management Backup has long been thought of as the key technology for data protection. However, in today's modern data centers, the fastest moving and most fundamental changes in data protection are actually in archive. Today's archive solutions enable affordable, online, long-term data retention. Case studies will be presented to illustrate how active archives are being utilized in healthcare, broadcast, finance, education and oil/gas environments for affordable, power efficient, near-line access to the entire data archive. Join us to learn about the software applications available to manage data archives and enable online search and access to the entire archive, and which storage platforms are designed to support the needs of the archive. This session will also focus on developments in tape-based storage platforms accessible through a file system interface, and the preferred storage medium for the archive. Learning objectives
Deduplication's Role in Disaster Recovery Abstract Pending |
Login
Featured Events
|
