Tivoli Storage Manager Sample Architecture - IBM
Tivoli Storage Manager Sample Architecture - IBM
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<strong>Tivoli</strong> <strong>Storage</strong> <strong>Manager</strong> Deduplication <strong>Sample</strong> <strong>Architecture</strong><br />
1. Overview of the architecture<br />
This document provides a sample architecture for data protection using <strong>Tivoli</strong> <strong>Storage</strong> <strong>Manager</strong> (TSM) with a<br />
deduplicated disk-based storage pool on <strong>IBM</strong> Power hardware running AIX. The architecture also provides a<br />
second storage pool hierarchy for a subset of clients with a traditional backup ingestion to a random-disk<br />
staging pool with daily migration to a tape storage pool.<br />
The system is implemented with two different storage pool technologies (deduplicated disk versus traditional<br />
disk to tape) for the purpose of breadth of test coverage, but also demonstrates the flexibility of TSM in terms<br />
of establishing different storage policies for clients with different business requirements. A new<br />
implementation of TSM can use either one of the storage pool hierarchies individually.<br />
1.1 Deduplication technology<br />
Deduplication technology provides an effective method of reducing the amount of data which TSM needs to<br />
store in storage pools. Detailed information describing the deduplication technology in TSM is available in<br />
the paper Effective Planning and Use of <strong>Tivoli</strong> <strong>Storage</strong> manager V6 Deduplication.<br />
1.2 Executive summary<br />
The sample TSM architecture provides a disk-based backup solution that retains data in a deduplicated<br />
storage pool for its entire retention. Data protection is provided for hundreds of clients in the deduplicated<br />
storage pool. The following table summarizes some key points which are detailed in the remainder of the<br />
document:<br />
Key point Summary<br />
• 500 clients are protected with a daily scheduled backup.<br />
Protected clients<br />
• 300 of these clients use a mix of server-side and client-side<br />
deduplication with up to 100 clients using client-side<br />
deduplication.<br />
• 4 TB of storage allocated for the database with 3 TB<br />
TSM database size •<br />
currently used by the database.<br />
2.8 billion objects are being protected (primary copy).<br />
• A secondary copy of every object is being protected in a<br />
copy storage pool.<br />
TSM log sizes • 130 GB for the active log (120 GB assigned).<br />
• 428 GB for the archive log.<br />
• Up to 2TB of new data is ingested into the server each<br />
day (size before deduplication)<br />
Deduplicated storage pool • 83 TB of disk storage is allocated for the deduplicated<br />
storage pool. Of this storage:<br />
o 74TB of data is protected (size before<br />
deduplication) using only 21TB of storage<br />
Networks • 1Gb LAN for client backup ingestion.<br />
• 4Gb SAN for storage.<br />
Document: <strong>Tivoli</strong> <strong>Storage</strong> <strong>Manager</strong> Deduplication <strong>Sample</strong> <strong>Architecture</strong> Date: 09/28/2012<br />
Version: 1.0<br />
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