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View page history| h4.[ Sun's Reference Architecture for Next-Generation Data Backup !Main^download.gif!|http://mapping.sun.com/profile/offer.jsp?id=22] |
| *by Jason Ehrhart and Dean Halbeisen* {excerpt}June, 2008{excerpt} |
| Virtually every company, regardless of size or industry, needs data archive capabilities. Customers across all industry segments are faced with similar archive challenges: explosive data growth, pressure to meet promised service levels and backup windows for users, 'forever' archive data retention and retrieval requirements, and rising energy costs. Their data protection environments often contain disparate islands of archive data to manage and are becoming larger, more complex, and increasingly diverse. Administrators face the challenges of meeting growing data backup requirements and providing a comprehensive backup solution, while maintaining costs and building a platform that will continue to meet future demands. |
| *By Jason Ehrhart and Dean Halbeisen* {excerpt}August 2008{excerpt} |
| To help solve these challenges, Sun is developing and delivering openly architected, intelligent, and massively scalable general purpose archive solutions with breakthrough cost structures. Using the Symantec NetBackup software and powered by the Sun SPARC Enterprise servers and Solaris operation system (Solaris OS), these solutions deliver next-generation data protection for large heterogeneous environments. The flexible, multi-tiered architecture provides virtually unlimited scalability with central management and end-to-end data protection across heterogeneous technologies. |
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| This document describes the Sun reference architecture for next-generation data backup using Symantec NetBackup software. * Introduction to Next-Generation Data Backup |
| ** Sun's h4. [Sun's Reference Architecture for Next-Generation Data Backup !Main^download.gif!|http://mapping.sun.com/profile/offer.jsp?id=38063590] |
| ** Scope of this Document * Architecture Overview ** Reference Architecture Components ** Symantec NetBackup Software ** Sun SPARC Enterprise Servers ** Sun StorageTek Tape Drive and Library Products * Implementation and Configuration ** Hardware Components ** Software Components ** Installation Overview ** System Configuration and Tuning * Performance Characterization and Sizing ** Test Environment ** Summary of Observations and Findings ** Tuning and Sizing Recommendations ** Testing Conclusions * Summary ** About the Author ** Related Resources ** Ordering Sun Documents ** Accessing Sun Documentation Online {panel:title=About the Author|borderStyle=solid|titleBGColor=#F8D583|bgColor=white} Jason Ehrhart joined Sun in 1998 as a Technology Evangelist and eventually became a Technology Evangelism Manager. He then worked as a Solution Architect for the Sun|Netscape Alliance and is one of Sun's Principal Engineers. He is currently a Principal Architect for the Financial Services Vertical at Sun. Jason has twenty-six years of experience in the high-tech industry. Prior to his work at Sun, he worked at Netscape, Univel/Novell, Evans & Sutherland, Mips, Acer/Counterpoint, Elxsi, and Sperry/Unisys. Jason received his Bachelor of Science in computer Science from the University of Utah and the US Coast Guard Academy. He lives with his wife and son on a mountainside above Salt Lake City, Utah. {panel} {vote:Rate this blueprint} Great Good Fair Poor {vote} |
| *by Dean Halbeisen* {excerpt}July 2009{excerpt} |