Protect your Nutanix AHV data using NetBackup
Veritas NetBackup now lets you back up and restore Nutanix AHV virtual machines. You can use the Nutanix AHV plug-in for NetBackup to back up and restore AHV virtual machines. The following diagram gives an overview of the components in NetBackup and Nutanix AHV: Backup Host: Reads and writes backup data and manages NetBackup storage media. If your backup host is not a NetBackup master, media, or appliance, install a NetBackup client on the backup host to process backup and restore requests. The operating system of the backup host must be Linux. BigData Policy: The BigData policy (Introduced with NetBackup 8.1) lets you backup and restore big data applications and hyper-converged systems. For example, Hadoop and Nutanix AHV, respectively. You can find more information on these URLs: Prerequisites to backup Nutanix AHV Download and Install the Nutanix AHV plug-in Configure NetBackup communication and NetBackup policies for Nutanix AHV Backup and Restore Nutanix AHV data. Troubleshooting information For additional information, see: About the NetBackup plug-ins and agents: Download, install, and availability information article on the Veritas Support site. The Impact of Hyperconverged Infrastructures on IT5.8KViews1like7CommentsEnterprise backup for Nutanix Enterprise Cloud
The Nutanix Enterprise Cloud offers you all the goodness of the public clouds but in your data center. But, this does not mean that you can ignore all aspects of data management, from data protection, compliance readiness, and workload portability to business continuity and storage optimizationData Protection is getting Hyperconverged at Nutanix Next 2017
Our team is super excited to be exhibiting at the data centre event of the year; Nutanix .Next 2017 in Nice, France from 7 to 9 November. During the event we'll be showcasing some new stuff, full details to follow shortly, so watch this space for a further update. In the meantime I can share the following with you: Peter Grimmond, VP Technical Sales, Support and Services EMEA will lead and share his insights on the Impact of GDPR for Organisations in EMEA during the Executive Track on Wednesday 8 November 11:30am-12:30pm CET. After the panel session he will then be interviewed live on the Cube by Stuart Miniman on Wednesday 8 November at 1pm CET. Bookmark this date and link in your calendar, it is sure to be an insightful interview. Peter is a seasoned speaker and offers a wealth of Information Management knowledge and expertise gained from working in the IT industry for over 26 years. If you miss either the Executive Track GDPR panel session or live video streaming during the show, then you'll be able to find him on our stand; S9. Pop by and say a hello to Peter and the team. We also have Charles Butler, Principal Product Manager presenting: Moving to Hyper-converged? Don't forget about Data Protection on Thursday 9 November at 11:30 - 12:00 noon CET in room: Les Muses - Nutanix World Theatre. Be sure to add his session to your conference agenda. Charles is a seasoned product manager and knows everything you need to know about our flagship product; NetBackup. Got a data protection question, then headover to Charles' session or find him on our stand number; S9. He'll be more than happy to help and advise you on data protection in a hyperconverged environment. Stay tuned to this blog post as I'll be adding more updates between now and when the conference starts. Plus I'll be sharing some social media videos, so be sure to check these out on @VeritasTechEvts and @VeritasTechEMEA with the following hashtags #NEXTConf #360DataMgmt.1.9KViews1like1CommentThe Impact of Hyperconverged Infrastructures on IT
The emergence of hyperconverged infrastructures (HCI) over the last five years has coincided with IT teams needing greater simplicity in supporting specific workloads while providing appropriate levels of processing and storage performance and capacity based on application mix and user needs. By definition, hyperconverged infrastructures combine compute processing, storage, and networking (as required) within a single managed physical system. The HCI surge has been led by Nutanix, whose Nutanix Enterprise Cloud along with its Prism interface have ushered in new levels of simplicity and productivity for IT teams, especially for finely “prescribed” workloads like virtual desktop infrastructure (VDI). By prescribed, I’m talking about creating pre-configured amounts of processing power, storage type/capacity, and networking ideal for a specific workload type and making that pre-configured solution easy to order, install, and operate. The end result is a complete system that is extremely easy to procure and stand up, while also being very efficient for the targeted workload(s) by offering required performance without over-configuring (thus over-spending on) too much processing or storage. From the Veritas viewpoint, we’ve seen increasing numbers of customers deploying hyperconverged workloads on the Nutanix platform. As the global leader in data protection, we know from experience that many organizations cannot offer a new service (app/app mix) to their users unless they know they can protect it. By now supporting Nutanix on Veritas NetBackup 8.1 with NetBackup Parallel Streaming, organizations can benefit from the simplicity and efficiency of Nutanix hyperconverged infrastructure solutions with full confidence that all of their data associated with those workloads can be fully protected. In addition, NetBackup CloudCatalyst allows backups of Nutanix-based workloads to execute up to three times faster than alternative backup solutions. And finally, Veritas CloudPoint now enables organizations to execute “snapshots” between Nutanix Enterprise Cloud virtual machines using the Acropolis hypervisor and a variety of public, private, or hybrid clouds. The Veritas-Nutanix partnership is still in its early stages yet we’ve already seen extensive integration between our respective solutions. This portends even more jointly-derived capabilities targeted at making our common customers even more efficient and effective, while ensuring that their data remains safe – wherever it resides . To learn more about how Veritas and Nutanix are partnering to help advance the digital transformation of our joint customers, read the press release, and view the virtual webcast event, “Is Your Data Center Multi-Cloud Ready?” at https://www.veritas.com/form/webinar/data-center-multi-cloud-ready .2.5KViews0likes0Comments