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 IT5.8KViews1like7CommentsAll you need to know about protecting your HBase data using NetBackup
You can now effectively protect your HBase data by simply deploying the NetBackup plug-in for HBase. Following linkshave all the informationyou will need: Introduction Installing and deploying HBase plug-in for NetBackup Configuring NetBackup for HBase Performing backups and restores of HBase Troubleshooting Also, see theAbout the NetBackup plug-ins and agents: Download, install, and availability informationarticle on Support site. Using the NetBackup Parallel Streaming Framework (PSF), HBase data can now be protected using NetBackup. The following diagram provides an overview of how HBase data is protected by NetBackup. As illustrated in the diagram: The data is backed up in parallel streams wherein the Region servers stream data blocks simultaneously to multiple backup hosts. The job processing is accelerated due to multiple backup hosts and parallel streams. The communication between the HBase cluster and the NetBackup is enabled using the NetBackup plug-in for HBase. The plug-in is available separately and must be installed on all the backup hosts. For NetBackup communication, you need to configure a Big Data policy and add the related backup hosts. You can configure a NetBackup media server, client, or master server as a backup host. Also, depending on the number of Region servers, you can add or remove backup hosts. You can scale up your environment easily by adding more backup hosts. The communication between the Hmaster and the backup hosts happens over SSH. The NetBackup Parallel Streaming Framework enables agentless backup wherein the backup and restore operations run on the backup hosts. There is no agent footprint on the cluster nodes. Also, NetBackup is not affected by the HBase cluster upgrades or maintenance.956Views0likes0CommentsEverything you need to know about protecting your Hadoop data using NetBackup
Yes, the elephant is out of the room :) You can now effectively protect your Hadoop data by simply deploying the NetBackup plug-in for Hadoop. Following linkshave all the informationyou will need: Introduction Installing and deploying Hadoop plug-in for NetBackup Configuring NetBackup for Hadoop Performing backups and restores of Hadoop Troubleshooting Also, see the About the NetBackup plug-ins and agents: Download, install, and availability informationarticle on Support site. Using the NetBackup Parallel Streaming Framework (PSF), Hadoop data can now be protected using NetBackup. The following diagram provides an overview of how Hadoop data is protected by NetBackup. As illustrated in the diagram: The data is backed up in parallel streams wherein the DataNodes stream data blocks simultaneously to multiple backup hosts. The job processing is accelerated due to multiple backup hosts and parallel streams. The communication between the Hadoop cluster and the NetBackup is enabled using the NetBackup plug-in for Hadoop. The plug-in is available separately and must be installed on all the backup hosts. For NetBackup communication, you need to configure a Big Data policy and add the related backup hosts. You can configure a NetBackup media server, client, or master server as a backup host. Also, depending on the number of DataNodes, you can add or remove backup hosts. You can scale up your environment easily by adding more backup hosts. The NetBackup Parallel Streaming Framework enables agentless backup wherein the backup and restore operations run on the backup hosts. There is no agent footprint on the cluster nodes. Also, NetBackup is not affected by the Hadoop cluster upgrades or maintenance.Solved2.8KViews4likes3Comments