Trilio for Red Hat OpenStack: The Missing Link for Cloud-Native Data Protection
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Red Hat OpenStack is seeing accelerated adoption globally by financial institutions, managed service providers, NFV operators, enterprises and even small-to-medium businesses. OpenStack enables organizations of all sizes to build, manage and operate an open cloud infrastructure, and to realize operational and cost benefits by serving both cloud-native stateless apps and traditional, stateful workloads on the same cloud infrastructure. However, during their digital transformation journey, many organizations realize they are missing a way to satisfy production-grade requirements for backup and recovery. In this webinar, Sean Cohen and Boaz Michaely will discuss Trilio’s role in the cloud-native backup and recovery space, and highlight the solution's unique design features and benefits, including how Trilio enables admins and tenants to: Restore entire workloads into production after a disaster. Recover files, folders and data records after accidental damage or loss. Migrate workloads across OpenStack clouds and distributions. Quickly roll back from a problematic upgrade. Easily manage copy schedule and policies.
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Trilio for Red Hat OpenStack: The Missing Link for Cloud-Native Data Protection
- 1. Trilio for Red Hat OpenStack: The Missing Link for Cloud-Native Data Protection
- 2. Sean Cohen Sr .Manager, Product Management Red Hat Boaz Michaely Dir Product Management Trilio
- 3. The Missing Link for Cloud-Native Data Protection
- 4. Red Hat OpenStack Customer Survey 2018 Red Hat OpenStack Customer Survey, May 2018 What’s in YOUR cloud ? Survey respondents indicated a mix of both existing traditional workloads and new workload
- 5. Point In Time Recovery from data damage or loss • Database corrupted or maliciously altered • Documents deleted , overwritten • Virus infection, Ransomware • Bad software upgrade, Application misconfigured • VM or volume deleted by cloud admin • Data systems destroyed or are not accessible • Fire,Water, Power outage • Network isolation due to cable cut by construction work • Natural Disaster Self Service
- 6. Get more from your data copies Data Reuse Workload Mobility • Test & Dev • Machine Learning - training fresh production data • Scan for threats • Analytics • Migrating to new OpenStack version • Out-of-band Cloud upgrade • Load balance across several internal clouds • Migrate workload from private to public provider
- 7. NFV – Stateful VNF’s Virtualized Network Functions (VNFs) NFV Infrastructure (NFVI) NFV Management and Orchestration (MANO)VN F VN F VN F Nova Virtual Compute Cinder Virtual Storage Neutron Virtual Network Virtualization Layer Hardware Resources Compute Storage Network Virtualized Infrastructure Manager (VIM) OpenStack . Horizon Nova Controlle r VN F VN F
- 8. Self-Service Tenant-driven protection and recovery Scalable Incremental Forever Agentless Zero application impact OpenStack Integrated Keystone Nova Horizon Non-Disruptive Snapshot capture Multi Tenant Secured zones & reporting TRILIO Completes the OpenStack Journey 8
- 9. TRILIO Captures Entire Workload ✓ Application ✓ Operating System ✓ Virtual Machine ✓ Network Configuration ✓ Availability Zones ✓ Storage Volumes ✓ Security groups ✓ Meta Data ✓ Data VMVMVMVM KVM PER TENANT
- 10. Red Hat Open Hybrid Cloud Single platform for both traditional and born-in-the-cloud workloads Agile architecture for AGILE BUSINESS PHYSICAL INFRASTRUCTURE CRS | CEPH MANAGED BAREMETAL Leading containers-as-a-service platform Cloud automation and management Infrastructure-as-a-service Software-defined Storage Infrastructure choices Hybrid Cloud foundation coengineered with OpenStack
- 11. Demo
- 12. Confidential 2018 TRILIO ARCHITECTURE B A C K U P R E C O V E R M A N A G E
- 13. Block Storage Cinder Image Service Glance Network Service Neutron Compute Service Nova Identity Service Keystone Downloadable Agentless Multi-Tenant Scalable Flexible Non-Disruptive Incremental Capture OpenStack Native OpenStack Data Protection DATA PROTECTION
- 14. Architecture – Current State RabbitMQ CONTROLLER 1 Horizon Server Nova API CONTROLLER 2 Horizon Server Nova API CONTROLLER 3 Horizon Server Nova API CINDER STORAGE VM VM VM VM VM VM VM VM VM VM VM VM COMPUTE 1 COMPUTE 2 COMPUTE 3 COMPUTE n ....
- 15. NFS | SWIFT | S3 Architecture – TrilioVault Deployed RabbitMQ .... VM VM VM VM VM VM VM VM VM Trilio Data Mover Trilio Data Mover Trilio Data Mover Trilio Data Mover VM VM VM CONTROLLER 1 Horizon Server Nova API CONTROLLER 2 Horizon Server Nova API Trilio Vault API Trilio Vault API Trilio Vault API CONTROLLER 3 Horizon Server Nova API CINDER STORAGE KVM Trilio Vault VM Trilio Vault VM Trilio Vault VM COMPUTE 1 COMPUTE 2 COMPUTE 3 COMPUTE n
- 16. How Do We Do It?
- 17. • Security Groups – Firewall Configurations • Network Configuration – Subnets, Netmasks • Availability Zones • VM Flavors • VM Metadata • Cinder Volume Configurations • Volume Types • VM Images from Glance • Incremental Data Capture NFS Swift | S3 Trilio Capture NEUTRON NOVA CINDER GLANCE
- 18. Full Backup
- 19. CEPH STORAGE CLUSTER Nova Controller VM1 CINDER VM2 VM3 /dev/vda /dev/vdb Nova Compute APINova APIHorizon API 1. VM Snapshot QEMU Freeze – /etc/qemu/freeze 2. Snapshot CEPH volumes (Cinder Snap API) 3. VM Snapshot QEMU Thaw – /etc/qemu/thaw 4. Identify blocks from Snapshot (CEPH API) 5. Create volume(s) from CEPH Snapshot • Cinder create volume from snap API 6. Read blocks and create qcow2 Target 7. Delete Snapshot volumes • Snapshot reference will remain on CEPH NFS | Swift | S3 QCOW2QCOW2 Full Level 0 Backup NEWNEW FREEZETHAW Data Mover TrilioVault Data Capture – Full Backup
- 21. CEPH STORAGE CLUSTER VM1 VM2 VM3 /dev/vda /dev/vdb CINDER TrilioVault Data Capture – Incremental Backup Nova Controller APINova APIHorizon API 1. VM Snapshot QEMU Freeze – /etc/qemu/freeze 2. Snapshot CEPH volumes (Cinder Snap API) 3. VM Snapshot QEMU Thaw – /etc/qemu/thaw 4. Calculate block differences (CEPH Diff API) 5. Create volume(s) based on new Snapshot • Cinder create volume from snap API 6. Read blocks and create qcow2 Target 7. Delete Snapshot volumes 8. Delete oldest Snapshot QCOW2QCOW2 Incremental Level 1 Backup QCOW2QCOW2 Full Level 0 Backup NEWNEW Backing file FREEZETHAW Data Mover NFS | Swift | S3
- 22. TRILIO: Designed for the Cloud The ONLY Native Solution for OpenStack BACKUP: Data & Workload RECOVER: Current, New, & Public Cloud MANAGE: Administrator & Tenant More coming (recently announced) • Red Hat Director • Red Hat CloudForms support • TrilioVault for Red Hat Virtualization https://www.trilio.io/red-hat-openstack Certified Red Hat Connect partner • RHOSP • Red Hat Ceph Storage as S3 target