Discover Veeam Availability Suite v11: Configuration and Management [Webinar]

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Discover Veeam Availability Suite v11: Configuration and Management [Webinar]

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As an IT operation professional you may be responsible for protecting company data from or in any environment, including cloud, virtual or physical. See why Veeam’s v11 release offers a solution that has capabilities most desired by IT staff for backup and replication.

Join Paul as he provides an overview of Veeam’s Backup and Replication v11 product, with a demonstration of the top features included in this release.

How Veeam can help your backup's; replication efforts in a simple, flexible and reliable way
What the v11 release brings with a new instant restore option – from backups made by Veeam Agents to vSphere, Microsoft Hyper-V and Nutanix AHV
How Copy Mode – provides an immediate copy to the capacity tier

Since 2016, we’ve trained more than 500 Veeam students in nearly 100 deliveries – in 2020, ExitCertified (Tech Data) was named Veeam Authorized Education Center of the Year — Americas.

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Michelle Coppens : Producer: Well Hello everyone good morning Good afternoon, depending on where you're connecting from today we're excited to see you here today as we talk about discovering vm availability suite version 11 configuration and management.

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Michelle Coppens : Producer: My name is Michelle and i'll be your MC for the next hour Thank you again for joining the conversation today.

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Michelle Coppens : Producer: Now, before we get started let's cover the webinar functionalities during the session everyone's microphones will be muted, so if you have any questions.

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Michelle Coppens : Producer: And we want this to be an open discussion drop your questions in the Q amp a box at the bottom of your screen.

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Michelle Coppens : Producer: Once again you'll find that Q amp a box by just hovering anywhere inside the platform So you see a toolbar click Q amp a and post your questions, whenever they come up.

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Michelle Coppens : Producer: We will dedicate some time to answer those questions at the end of the presentation, but it is relevant to what we're talking about right now we'll try and get it in live today's session is being recorded and will email a copy of to everyone, by the end of next week.

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Michelle Coppens : Producer: Our speaker today is Paul Jensen, Paul has taught IT training courses for the past 10 years he wears multiple hats and he's been exit certified lead vm instructor for the past four years.

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Michelle Coppens : Producer: In addition to teaching vmware and mechanics courses it's earning Paul the reputation of being a trusted authority among the it operation professionals, he teaches.

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Michelle Coppens : Producer: Alright let's get started with our presentation Paul, you can take it away.

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Paul Jensen: Thanks Michelle good morning everybody or as Michelle said, good afternoon.

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Paul Jensen: And and and where you're at.

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Paul Jensen: Today, what I want to do is go over some of the functionality new functionality and have been be 11 delivers now where I got my list, if you will, is i've you know we've been teaching this now, for the past few weeks and I basically pulled my students, what would you like to see.

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Paul Jensen: So that's where I put my list is this a comprehensive list of all the cool new features of the 11 know there are some really neat additional features that be 11 provides that i'm not going to have time to.

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Paul Jensen: address in here.

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Paul Jensen: I will be demoing most of these, I will show what I can, as we go through.

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Paul Jensen: But will kind of touch on some of those features or bring up some of the points about them and then I will go through, and I will do that DEMO again, please as i'm going through, if you have questions.

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Paul Jensen: put it into the Q amp a in the chat.

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Paul Jensen: They will be monitoring now for me if I don't catch it.

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Paul Jensen: will catch it if it is something that you want to ask later feel free to do that.

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Paul Jensen: But I will be doing it again going over them then we'll DEMO on we'll talk about some of the trainings that are available, along with certifications and then finally we'll open that up to a Q amp a session as well at the end.

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Paul Jensen: So.

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Paul Jensen: let's go ahead and type of jump in so i'm going to start talking about CDP one of the big interests that almost every single student came into my my courses with.

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Paul Jensen: talked about are asked about was continuous data protection that's the new feature, one of the new features that, obviously, if you the 11th This allows us to get down to a minute, a minimum of two seconds for the replication.

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Paul Jensen: talk a little bit how that's accomplished what's involved no actually show you how that set up obviously this is not something for every vironment.

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Paul Jensen: The next feature that was asked to be shown and while we talked about dissing class, we talked about both using class.

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Paul Jensen: Next feature that they that my students wanted to see was how to set up an immutable repository so hardened Linux repository This is again a new fi trivia 11 to help allow you to have.

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Paul Jensen: To mitigate the effects of things like ransomware on site Now I will bring up again a couple of points about that as I go through that and show how that's done.

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Paul Jensen: also show you where you can get been has created an excellent document on how to deploy one of these themselves, so I will show you where that is.

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Paul Jensen: Another quite another thing that people want to see or have asked me about what was the Linux proxy and Linux proxy is not new to be 11 it was first introduced with V 10, this is a V sphere proxy.

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Paul Jensen: But envy 11 this now can support all transport modes and i'll talk a little bit about that as well, what those are where you see that how you can see if yours is properly set up.

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Paul Jensen: course another new feature on the 11 instant vm recovery for any backup to hyper V and I will be demoing that by taking a nice fear backup and doing an instant recovery to hyper V.

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Paul Jensen: and being able to show you how that works.

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Paul Jensen: there's also an idea.

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Paul Jensen: I actually made a typo here instant database published has been around it there's no instant database recovery, there is a slight difference to that we'll talk about what that is.

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Paul Jensen: And what that what can be set up for that there are some really neat features with this to do truly and it's much like an instant vm recovery that's been around for years now.

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Paul Jensen: We can now do that with databases.

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Paul Jensen: bring those up and there is also a new feature, not only with instant database recovery instant vm recovery to V sphere, also has a similar feature where it can Gal be scheduled and i'll show you that, with the instant database recovery, rather than having a DEMO.

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Paul Jensen: DEMO for something is.

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Paul Jensen: really just to show you the same type of interface, but we now have that with 11.

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Paul Jensen: The instant voucher publish so backup nas was new and be 10 really neat feature ability to backup those nas devices.

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Paul Jensen: With that, with V 11 vm was able to come up with a function.

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Paul Jensen: To very similarly show instant vm recovery and beta very scary there's instant disk recovery.

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Paul Jensen: We now can do instant file share publish now, this is a little different i'll show you how this works, where this is, this is a little different than.

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Paul Jensen: instant vm recovery or even instant database recovery, this is a publish and what that means is it's something to mount and make available this is limited to SMB shares and it is a read only file share publish hitting that so.

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Paul Jensen: keep in mind, you know, there are a few considerations for this, this is a first version of this feature it's a very cool cool thing to be able to get your file share back up and available to your.

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Paul Jensen: group your your end users, so they can only access those files, maybe save them locally to look back out onto the file share when it is then of truly up and running and available now this.

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Paul Jensen: My understanding is the plan is to make this an instant file share recovery that has not been deployed yet, but at least on the forums, that is what they're looking at.

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Paul Jensen: Last but not least, is with there is a new feature with the scale out backup repository now, this is one that I will not be able to actually fully DEMO to you, I can show you up to a point, but there's a new feature on here, called the archived here now.

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Paul Jensen: And nine five was an update three a day for.

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Paul Jensen: being introduced the class be capacity tier.

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Paul Jensen: And the 10 they did both instance copy to capacity cheer and move to capacity here.

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Paul Jensen: Where we can now offload or just copy our backups from we call the performance tier your onsite out to a s3 compatible.

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Paul Jensen: object storage layer

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Paul Jensen: ashore St Google.

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Paul Jensen: Amazon, obviously.

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Paul Jensen: Capacity tear well with be 11 people wanted to take that longer so what we've got now is the ability to go out to an archive tier now this currently is only available in two flavors.

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Paul Jensen: it's only available if you have Amazon or, if you have a sure, so your capacity to and they'll show where the capacity carriers must be one of those two in order to see the option for archived here.

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Paul Jensen: With that.

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Paul Jensen: Let me go in and we will open up the DEMO here.

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Paul Jensen: i'm going to pull up my environment.

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Paul Jensen: So we're going to start with CD So you can see i've already got one that I was deleting earlier.

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Paul Jensen: i've got one already up and running, but I want to show you how this works so before you set up CDP you must know something this morning, you must go in to your the sphere environment.

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Paul Jensen: and install what's called an io filter.

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Paul Jensen: Now I O filters are installed at a cluster level, so you must have created a cluster in order to install it.

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Paul Jensen: and mine are already installed.

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Paul Jensen: And you can see here, I do not have that option if I go down to a host itself.

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Paul Jensen: So that is one of the prerequisites you don't have to have anything configured on the cluster you know for those either vmware no don't panic.

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Paul Jensen: You don't have to do that, you just have to configure it there now, if you do have multiple hosts much like I do here and you do the install it will go through, and want to put each one in maintenance mode in order.

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Paul Jensen: i'm telling you this because this it can affect your environment and something's going on it's going to put it into maintenance mode, which will require all those beams to be moved off of it.

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Paul Jensen: gets released moves on to the next one.

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Paul Jensen: So something to plan on when you do if you are going to implement this that is something to keep in mind, so that you are ready for it.

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Paul Jensen: But that is really the main requirement, you have to have that I own filter install.

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Paul Jensen: So when I come back here i'm going to show you how this works and go in i'm going to create a new CDP policy.

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Paul Jensen: Well, this CDP policy.

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Paul Jensen: The description and says, and you can choose any the.

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Paul Jensen: And this is simply a windows 2016 vm it doesn't have anything on it, except for the last.

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Paul Jensen: But it's a pretty good size for you.

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Paul Jensen: So we've got that set up and then you choose where, am I going to send it to now, you can send it to a specific host you can send it to a cluster.

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Paul Jensen: and choose a Co host here.

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Paul Jensen: You click OK it's going to go in find the resource pool if you're used to beam already you'll be semi familiar with this is very similar to replicate shun environment don't really want to do.

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Paul Jensen: That particular data stores so i'm going to change the data store.

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Paul Jensen: and go next Nelly got a proxy there is a lot of data being pulled very quickly, so, while I have automatic selection here i'm going to force this to go to not the one that's on my dvr server.

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Paul Jensen: But one that's on that I have that's dedicated it's still a vm but it's not sharing the resources that might be vr server now how do I know if I have enough resources.

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Paul Jensen: demons provided this nice little button here or tests.

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Paul Jensen: When you click the test it gathers information from vmware, this is not taking any snapshots there are no certain times.

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Paul Jensen: This is going to look and it's going to say based off of that vm performance over the past week I recall.

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Paul Jensen: This is the kind of resources for the source and target we need vm also tries to be generous So if you look at that you go wow that's a lot.

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Paul Jensen: really take a look at your proxy when you're doing that to see what's actually required like I said, this one is not doing anything, it is literally just a windows vm sitting there looking pretty on its own.

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Paul Jensen: But this will give you an idea of the kind of resources, you may need for your proxy and proxies can be again can be these proxies can be physical they can be virtual it's up to you.

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Paul Jensen: So once you've got that i'll leave the little underscore replica as its option, now we get to choose our retention policy.

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Paul Jensen: As I said earlier, the minimum retention policy is two seconds now what that means is we pull data for one second and we push data for the second second.

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Paul Jensen: So two seconds in the really does recommend you go below 1515 is the recommendation, can you go lower, yes, but again that's the general recommendation now how long do you want to handle those 15 second intervals.

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Paul Jensen: The default is four hours, but we can choose hours, and we can choose minutes, so how long do I want to keep this retention policy stuff every in this case i'm going to leave it at 15 seconds.

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Paul Jensen: Now this is all getting logged and i'll show you this in a minute on my inside my vmware environment, this is all getting stored on the data store in your vmware environment.

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Paul Jensen: This is not sitting on a repository anywhere anything like that.

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Paul Jensen: Now, obviously over time.

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Paul Jensen: You know I may want to have longer term retention, so how often do you want me to create additional restore points.

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Paul Jensen: So you can set that again for any number of hours you can then have those or X number of days, and you can even if it is a.

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Paul Jensen: APP consistent setting, which is coming up with the guests processing, I can do it an application consistent or I can make it.

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Paul Jensen: crash, consistent and these are more for those long term, you do not have that choice with a short term there's not enough time to call us anything you're you're doing this in you know.

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Paul Jensen: 15 said, even if it's a 15 seconds that's too short of time to try to create as we're doing these reads and writes too fast.

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Paul Jensen: Does the process, yes, so well not I don't believe it does, really, let me take well we'll take a look, but I don't believe that the test requirement changes I would suggest, if you wanted shorter probably you're going to want to make sure that proxy is.

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Paul Jensen: relatively close but, as you can see yeah this this time has gone on this one hasn't been very long it actually went down.

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Paul Jensen: I don't believe that actually had anything to do.

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Michelle Coppens : Producer: is actually treat that question out loud Paul.

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Michelle Coppens : Producer: can't see these.

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Michelle Coppens : Producer: questions.

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Michelle Coppens : Producer: I, so no worries Michael wrote does the proxy requirements change if we change the rpm to less than 15 seconds.

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Paul Jensen: And I.

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Paul Jensen: read that night my brain read that out loud, but it read it read it out loud to itself very quietly.

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Paul Jensen: Thank you.

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Paul Jensen: For catching me on that one, but you can see that doesn't change I just did that back up to 15 and the required bandwidth didn't change, nor did the memory requirements on that.

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Paul Jensen: At least there, I would suggest, probably keeping an eye on that proxy like I said vm is being generous generally in those rules in that test so.

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Paul Jensen: I would keep an eye on the proxy if it does seem like it's becoming overworked obviously add more resources if it is a virtual machine or you may want to make some adjustments, but.

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Paul Jensen: Should not it's not going to change the test.

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Paul Jensen: Definitely, but then again just your utilization can change realize.

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Paul Jensen: More change, there is the more that's going to the resources it's going to be.

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Paul Jensen: Good question Thank you appreciate that.

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Paul Jensen: Again, this has no application aware processing that needs to happen on it, but you can do that Jim that's only for the long term retention short term retention has no application aware processing being done on it.

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Paul Jensen: Only for long term and i'm not going to enable it on this one, because it's not going to really help us and and then, once we apply that this is just simply a policy will inject that policy here.

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Paul Jensen: And it's going to start doing that initial sync.

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Paul Jensen: Now, what I do want to show you because this other one here it's been thinking for a bit I did that I kick that one off this morning amen to actually doing a synced of a vm That has nothing, it is literally a blank vm.

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Paul Jensen: So if I come up here and I show you my cdb DEMO you can see it's a Linux vm that really is you look at that there's nothing on it it's saying hey I can't boot.

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Paul Jensen: Because I didn't install anything so I just wanted something that was quick was easy to wouldn't replicate very quickly for me.

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Paul Jensen: But we have that now, if I come over here and I look at the replica that i've made of this so right now.

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Paul Jensen: It will show up eventually down here is it start there we go it's already starting to do that initial replica but if I look here you'll notice.

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Paul Jensen: I have no snapshots.

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Paul Jensen: And there's no stamps we don't make snaps for this, and I wanted to point this out.

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Paul Jensen: So it does not matter if it's got long term retention short term retention no snapshots are ever made on that particular vm.

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Paul Jensen: So if I come out of here and I look at where it's actually being stored.

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Paul Jensen: teach a pbr em are number one CDP DEMO sorry.

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Paul Jensen: get the right one, there is my replica.

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Paul Jensen: For those of you that are vmware people, you will notice, there are a lot more files in here, then you might be used to seeing this is what's happening, and all of those that metadata all of those transactions everything that's happening is getting recorded and it's stored on the repository.

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Paul Jensen: or sorry not on the report on the PC that's what happens when I talk to talk about this on the data store and the repository we're not using a repository there was no place that said hold night metadata here you're used to any normal replication being that doesn't exist here.

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Paul Jensen: Some very everything's done here, even the long term ones are stored here and they're not sort of snaps we never the only time you might see a snap is on the first replica run when we're doing the replication that very first copy after that that snap gets.

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Paul Jensen: Because gotten rid of we do the CDP policy.

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Paul Jensen: And it all gets stored here now what that looks like.

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Paul Jensen: i'll do my CDP jello.

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Paul Jensen: You can see this.

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Paul Jensen: Now, if I go to a given point in time.

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Paul Jensen: here's that given point in time.

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Paul Jensen: Every 15 seconds i'm going to use my arrow keys.

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Paul Jensen: If I had this back far enough, which, unfortunately, I do not, you would see a crash consistent point periodically.

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Paul Jensen: There we go there's my crashed my one crash consistent point this morning to get a little darker.

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Paul Jensen: And then, if I had an older ones for long term, you would see those as well here.

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Paul Jensen: And that's how that is done.

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Paul Jensen: So that is the CDP policy, you can see that still getting.

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Paul Jensen: To truly recover is actually I would need to remove that particular one because, like you said it does only happened once, so what I would need to do is simply come in here remove this and we added so it's not a horrible thing to do, so I just need to.

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Paul Jensen: And I can i'm just going to stop publishing that I don't need to fail over.

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Paul Jensen: This one has been published already it took all of 11 seconds, or so I can't simply click to open the file share.

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Paul Jensen: If I wanted to say that says my configuration backup, this is one of the places I do, that I wanted to try to delete one of these in with say.

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Paul Jensen: it's all right protected again if you want to modify these you've got you store them locally make your edits when the file shares back up and running.

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Paul Jensen: And then, let me.

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Paul Jensen: i'm just going to show where this is hopefully very quickly, because I do have that one question outstanding and we have a couple of things to to talk.

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Paul Jensen: So this is the instant recovery i'm going to choose to go to a different server pick the current one.

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Paul Jensen: No change everything there thanks and here's what I wanted to mainly show here so i'm doing an instant database recovery to a different location.

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Paul Jensen: or to the same location, this is the new feature well, the fact that I can do it as a new feature in London, this is new on instant vm recovery to the same to.

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Paul Jensen: That you can do a automatic fail over, and this is another thing you can set up here where it's once I get everything up and deployed.

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Paul Jensen: And i've actually recovered it to production, do you want me to, because we have to shut down the original to bring it back up and once we finish everything off do you want it to happen automatically as soon as it's done.

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Paul Jensen: This is a really neat feature it helps so that you can do those switch overs.

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Paul Jensen: I know that was a little quick.

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Paul Jensen: But I did want to also get to this last question here before I turn it back over to go over a couple other things in the slides and tell everybody.

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Paul Jensen: Their day So if you do have additional questions on that i'm leaving it up and running there or on anything, please ask, but that last question is dealing with restoring from the cloud or warm so if you're restoring from.

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Paul Jensen: The cloud a capacity tier or even an archive here to do the archive tier, you will have to bring it back now that's something because it's usually unbelief sure or you're.

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Paul Jensen: not thinking of these your long term storage terminology think that's basically yet.

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Paul Jensen: You have to tell it to you because that's not cheap now beam is very good about things like that we are watching the metadata so we're only going to bring back the bits we need.

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Paul Jensen: we're also going to warn you before because you're going to tell us how long you want it local before we push it back now that out there from from archive to capacity is done through a.

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Paul Jensen: Temporary proxy that's deployed out inside as your you know Amazon.

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Paul Jensen: Bringing it all the way out, you will be you will be using a proxy of some kind.

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Paul Jensen: So well you know, a transfer of some kind, but what he will really be doing that point we do have to get it back in so what really happens.

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Paul Jensen: Is if you're doing this you're on a scale out repository.

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Paul Jensen: So that scale out repository for me has to performance tiers and the capacity tier if I want to restore anything from the capacity tier.

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Paul Jensen: It moves it down to the performance tier first so we're not using a proxy for that we're using a proxy to restore from.

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Paul Jensen: The performance tier so all restores are done from the performance tier, even if we have to move the data from the capacity to your first.

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Paul Jensen: Now we will only lose data necessary so, for instance, if I have a forever forward or any kind of a backup chain and some of that data because it's.

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Paul Jensen: None been unchanged, is still part of my local storage being has that understanding through its metadata of what's where and it will only pull from those tears because it's slower and it's.

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Paul Jensen: more expensive if it needs to so it's not going to pull right through a proxy from a cloud or an archive in that regard, it does have to be pulled down into using the transfer method of the scale out repository into the performance chair does that make sense.

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Michelle Coppens : Producer: We have a question asking.

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Michelle Coppens : Producer: For what the recommended trainings and associate.

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Michelle Coppens : Producer: Certain certifications are can you.

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Michelle Coppens : Producer: Talk about some upcoming trainings.

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Paul Jensen: Definitely that's where I was going next, so thank you recommended trainings.

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Paul Jensen: been availability sweet configuration and management.

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Paul Jensen: We taught the SEM, this is a three day training, this has been out for a very short time for the 11.

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Paul Jensen: This will give you that technical hands on deep dive into configuring administrating theme.

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Paul Jensen: Not everything in here is covered, we have a couple of things that are duplicates a little bit, but we do cover quite a bit more, because it is three days.

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Paul Jensen: This is also associated with a been certified engineer of emc certification 2021 highly recommend people go out and grab that it's a great certification.

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Paul Jensen: And it gives you a new know Q4 you code if you'd ever need to call theme, I highly recommend people that to go out there and get that.

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Paul Jensen: The being backup and replication architecture and design, this is exactly what it says, this is a two day course.

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Paul Jensen: I do recommend you have a simulated the beam training the configuration and management or are very familiar with beam before setting that course it's a great course.

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Paul Jensen: It is it goes through the design process the the architecture methodology is was developed by vm solution architects, so this is what they use to create those deployment models.

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Paul Jensen: Again re certification great course you can learn quite a bit in it, I love teaching i've taught to be 10 course i'm currently getting certified for the 11 I see we've got to be 11 certified instructor out there listening in to me.

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Paul Jensen: Yes, I saw you.

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Paul Jensen: too, I think, is one of the best instructors i've heard and wisdom to so I know best, not just the same shameless plug ed's because I know he's a great path.

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Paul Jensen: You know he's been handling those and I can get myself and have some time to breathe and spin up on it i'm sure that till continue to do so.

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Paul Jensen: As as we work together so both are great options if you're looking for that hands on though that first one is the one you want to look at.

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Paul Jensen: The other one is a much more again architecture cool course, this is something that if you are architect in multiple or a very complex environment that you wouldn't looked at.

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Michelle Coppens : Producer: Thank you all so much for sticking around to your watch the demos to learn about vm we have a couple great comments and questions in the Q amp a and I just want to.

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Michelle Coppens : Producer: let you know that we will be reaching out to you directly, very soon, I to get in touch and answer some other questions you may have hope you all enjoy the rest of your day Paul thanks again for an excellent presentation.

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Paul Jensen: Thank you, I appreciate everybody's patience in waiting and going through all those demos, so thank you.