HPE Cloud Backup Service Ready
Solution
Offer cloud backup confidently
Technical white paper
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Contents
Executive summary................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................3
Differentiate with cloud backup service offerings ......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................3
Cloud Backup reference architecture ...................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................4
Understanding the software-defined virtual storage appliance.........................................................................................................................................................................................................4
Additional considerations .......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................5
Customer use cases for cloud backup services ............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................5
BUaaS use cases .............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................5
Methodologies .................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................6
SaaS use case using HPE StoreOnce appliance ............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 6
IaaS and SaaS service-provider use case using HPE StoreOnce physical-appliance-based deployment ....................................................................................................7
IaaS and SaaS use case using HPE StoreOnce physical appliances combined with HPE StoreOnce VSAs.............................................................................................. 8
IaaS and SaaS use case using HPE StoreOnce software-defined storage appliances ................................................................................................................................................... 9
Key features and benefits..............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................10
Industry-leading, scale-out, scale-up architecture to meet enterprise requirements...................................................................................................................................................10
Federated deduplication across the enterprise with a single deduplication technology ..........................................................................................................................................10
Choosing the best backup target for data protection—VTL, NAS, or StoreOnce Catalyst...................................................................................................................................... 11
HPE StoreOnce Catalyst integration with HPE Data Protector.........................................................................................................................................................................................................11
Security options .............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................11
High availability ............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................12
Considerations ...............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................12
Virtualization and hypervisor requirements ....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 12
Conclusion ...................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................13
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Executive summary
Backups continually challenge customer and service-provider environments. Organizations of all sizes are looking to protect an increasing
amount of data with aggressive recovery requirements while taking advantage of the cost efficiencies of the as-a-service delivery model. At the
same time, regulatory requirements are adding challenges for both on-site and off-site backups, and mounting competition in the cloud
service-providers (CSP) market makes differentiation imperative.
This paper addresses how CSPs can offer proven, trusted backup and recovery solutions to their customers to add value and differentiate their
service offerings in a highly competitive marketplace. Leveraging Hewlett Packard Enterprise technology, knowledge, and experience in
designing, marketing, selling, and supporting scalable backup solutions accelerates time to market and results in a reliable, cost-effective solution
with the flexibility to meet a variety of customer requirements. This white paper presents a proposed structure of services based on those
customer requirements.
Service providers commonly offer two deployment methodologies for Backup-as-a-Service (BUaaS). The first is managed backup, where the
service provider is responsible for performing both backup and recovery of customers’ hosted environments. The second is customer managed,
where the customers can manage their own backups. The customer scenario could have the following use cases:
• A secondary off-site copy used in place of tape, where tapes may have been used for having a protected off-site copy of backups
• A backup-replication target used as a disaster-recovery copy of the customer’s backups
• Another off-site copy to meet regulatory requirements
• Off-site archive or staggered off-site data-retention requirements
The most modern approach to deploying BUaaS would allow the flexibility to deploy both service-provider-managed and customer-managed
backups in a way that could accommodate multiple backup software solutions concurrently, such as HPE Data Protector, Symantec NetBackup,
Symantec Backup Exec, CommVault, Veeam, EMC NetWorker, IBM Tivoli, CA, and others. This type of deployment would give the service provider an
advantage in the marketplace and could position it both as a leader in this segment of its market and as a member of the HPE Partner One Service
Provider Program, which would accelerate sales. On the other hand, the benefit for end users or customers is that they get to keep their existing
backup software and yet leverage backup as a service from service provider without any disruption to their operational procedures.
Differentiate with cloud backup service offerings
Emerging trends like mobile, social media, and Big Data have increased the already substantial impact of system outages and critical data loss for
organizations of all sizes in all industries. These changes emphasize the need for robust and effective backup and recovery plans. While off-site,
offline, or nearline physical media storage will protect data, these solutions do not offer reasonable recovery time objective (RTO) and recovery
point objective (RPO) capabilities for most organizations.
For example, within healthcare in the U.S., regulations concerning the security of protected health information (PHI) mandate very strong
physical, software, and procedural data-protection solutions. In fact, recent clarifications of the HITECH requirements for PHI make off-site
backup and recovery an absolute requirement. Other industries, such as financial services, also have very stringent RPOs and RTOs that cannot
be met with traditional nearline or offline backup solutions either.
These organizations are looking to leverage cloud services to improve RTO and RPO while shedding fixed costs and taking advantage of the
flexibility of BUaaS solutions. In fact, Gartner estimates the global BUaaS market will be approximately $564 million USD in 2013, with a projected
CAGR of 21 percent or more through 2016. 1
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Gartner, “Critical Capabilities for Recovery as a Service,” November 2013
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While the interest in cloud-based backup services has increased, the proliferation of major cloud service providers has made the CSP industry
much more competitive. Gartner estimates that there are “several hundred” cloud service providers offering BUaaS worldwide with widely varying
pricing and quality.1
In a highly competitive CSP marketplace, cloud solutions for backup and recovery are an emerging area where you can differentiate and enhance
your service portfolio. Offering a robust, effective, and reliable cloud backup solution adds real value for your end customers, enabling them to
reduce costs while meeting RTO, RPO, and long-term retention requirements.
Build backup services on a foundation your customers trust
The HPE Cloud Backup Service Ready Solution gives you the ability to offer your customers a backup service that is flexible, cost-effective, and
built with proven, leading storage solutions and management software. When you leverage Hewlett Packard Enterprise technology for your
solution backbone, you can accelerate your time to market through our deep knowledge and experience in designing, marketing, selling, and
supporting scalable backup solutions.
Partnering with Hewlett Packard Enterprise to offer cloud backup service-ready solutions can help you enhance the value of your portfolio and
your revenue. With Hewlett Packard Enterprise, you can offer your customers trusted, reliable solutions with the flexibility to adapt to meet their
backup and recovery requirements. Partnering with Hewlett Packard Enterprise can allow you to:
• Grow your business: Differentiate services to enhance customer acquisition and retention.
• Increase profits: HPE StoreOnce technology lets you increase your effective backup capacity by 20 times, 2 driving down costs and increasing
the profitability of your managed backup service.
• Increase efficiency and simplicity and reduce risk: HPE StoreOnce simplifies backup and recovery options to meet stringent service-level
agreements.
• Leverage Hewlett Packard Enterprise technical expertise: Expand Hewlett Packard Enterprise backup, recovery, and archiving (BURA) and
primary-storage expertise with CSP-specific technical requirements.
• Go to market with Hewlett Packard Enterprise: Enhance your success via the HPE PartnerOne program.
• Take advantage of Hewlett Packard Enterprise enablement tools: Arm your sales teams with enablement training, programs, and assets.
The HPE Cloud Backup Service Ready Solution is ideal for service providers or channel partners looking to expand current service offerings with
little to no impact on their hardware footprints or heating and cooling costs.
Cloud Backup reference architecture
Understanding the software-defined virtual storage appliance
The architecture presented here for cloud backup service utilizes software-defined storage (SDS). SDS separates advanced and robust data
services from the basic storage features of capacity, reliability, and performance. The advanced features are delivered as a virtual machine
running under a hypervisor. For this reason, SDS is also known as a storage hypervisor. The combination of virtualized advanced data services
with the underlying storage hardware is called a virtual storage appliance (VSA).
When the VSA provides backup and recovery data services, such as deduplication, and this is part of a cloud service offering, it can be referred to
as a backup VSA appliance. HPE StoreOnce VSA is a key component of the backup architecture presented in this paper.
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As compared to a non-deduplicated backup; a deduplication ratio of 20:1 is a common reference point in the industry, and this can be converted to a duplicate data match
percentage as follows: (20–1)/20 = 95%
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Understanding cloud backup federated deduplication
Deduplication is an essential element of a cloud backup solution, with data moving from a customer location to the cloud. A federated
deduplication solution will deduplicate at the source of the backup and send only changed data to the cloud after the initial backup. These
techniques reduce bandwidth requirements when moving data to the cloud and allow for optimal use of backup windows. The architecture
presented here will utilize deduplication software that works at the source of the data and sends only changed data from the customer site to the
cloud. HPE StoreOnce Catalyst software and other HPE StoreOnce Catalyst-enabled backup software can provide this functionality.
In addition, each of the cloud and customer locations has backup software and hardware to provide the backup service:
• HPE StoreOnce Catalyst-enabled backup software: HPE StoreOnce Catalyst software and other HPE StoreOnce Catalyst-enabled software
that will utilize HPE StoreOnce deduplication software designed to work at the source of data, keeping use of available bandwidth to a
minimum and helping to reduce time to backup data.
• HPE StoreOnce VSA: HPE StoreOnce technology running as a virtual machine is recommended on HPE servers and storage but also includes
broad third-party hardware support. HPE StoreOnce VSA is licensed for up to 50 TB of usable capacity before deduplication. For example, with
20:1 deduplication, an HPE StoreOnce VSA can store 1 PB of data in the licensed 50 TB of usable storage.
• HPE StoreOnce 6500: The StoreOnce 6500 provides HPE StoreOnce functionality for multiple customers who require any one store
exceeding 50 TB, high availability for mission-critical backups, and higher throughput per store or who do not have the physical hardware to
support HPE VSA already in place. You may start with a single, small HPE StoreOnce 6500 couplet and grow with customer demand.
• Application-specific backup applications: Specialized backup applications that utilize HPE StoreOnce functionality.
Additional considerations
HPE Cloud Backup Service Ready Solution can also provide secure multi-tenancy by segregating the workloads and data sets of different end
customers. However, secure multi-tenancy requires customized logical and physical methods of isolating data. For the best approach for you,
please talk to your local Hewlett Packard Enterprise BURA representative.
HPE Technology Services can help consult, configure, and deploy an integrated chargeback or billing solution that will meet your business
requirements.
In addition, HPE Cloud Backup Technology Services can be applied to help design, implement, and manage the backup solution. Service offerings
for backup are customized to address the unique requirements associated with these offerings.
Customer use cases for cloud backup services
BUaaS use cases
1. Self-service customer-managed backup: Leverage service-provider-owned infrastructure in a pay-per-use IaaS model. Customers own the
backup and recovery of their data whereas the service provider only rents the infrastructure.
2. Managed backup: The service provider owns and manages end-to-end backup and recovery including on-premise and the data in the
service-provider-owned cloud. Optionally, customers may own on-premise infrastructure, but it is always managed by the service provider.
3. SaaS service-provider-managed backup: Service providers that host applications need to backup and recover these applications. In this use
case, the service provider manages all aspects of the backup, recovery, and SLAs associated with the hosted applications.
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Methodologies
The solution is based on HPE StoreOnce technology, including the HPE software-defined storage solution StoreOnce VSA. To size and deploy
the solution correctly, Hewlett Packard Enterprise recommends the following deployment models:
1. StoreOnce physical-appliance deployment
2. StoreOnce physical appliances combined with StoreOnce VSA deployment
3. Software-defined storage deployment using StoreOnce VSAs
SaaS use case using HPE StoreOnce appliance
Figure 1. SaaS deployment for managed backups
Service providers can use HPE Data Protector as the backup application and HPE StoreOnce 6500 appliance as the backup target to backup
their SaaS offerings such as HPE Helion Eucalyptus Private Cloud, application development as a service, virtual compute as a service, SAP® HANA as
a service, Hadoop as a service, and Vertica as a service.
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IaaS and SaaS service-provider use case using HPE StoreOnce physical-appliance-based deployment
Figure 2. HPE StoreOnce appliance-based deployment for self-service BUaaS
In addition to using HPE StoreOnce technology to back up their SaaS offerings (customers A–D), service providers can use HPE StoreOnce
physical appliances to generate new revenue streams from an end-user self-service BUaaS model (customers E–J).
Customers having local HPE StoreOnce appliances and different backup applications such as CommVault, Veeam, EMC Networker, IBM Tivoli, Symantec,
and HPE Data Protector could use HPE StoreOnce to replicate their backup data off-premise to the service provider’s HPE StoreOnce appliance.
The customers’ independent backup catalogs could also be replicated off-premise so that they would have the ability to recover data even if their
local backup catalogs were unavailable.
* requires the use of catalyst
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IaaS and SaaS use case using HPE StoreOnce physical appliances combined with HPE StoreOnce VSAs
Figure 3. HPE StoreOnce appliances with VSAs for managed and self-service BUaaS
Service providers can use HPE StoreOnce VSAs along with HPE StoreOnce physical appliances to provide backup solutions for their SaaS
offerings (customers A–D) while generating new revenue streams from an end-user self-service BUaaS model (customers E–J).
Customers having local HPE StoreOnce VSAs and different backup applications such as CommVault, Veeam, EMC Networker, IBM Tivoli,
Symantec, and HPE Data Protector could use HPE StoreOnce to replicate their backup data off-premise to either HPE StoreOnce VSAs or
HPE StoreOnce physical appliances.
The customers’ independent backup catalogs could also be replicated off-premise so that customers would have the ability to recover data even
if their local backup catalogs were unavailable.
Features include:
• Secure multi-tenant design
• Hardware and software agnosticism
• Up to 1 PB capacity per VSA with 20:1 deduplication ratio
• 8:1 fan-in ratio per 50 TB HPE StoreOnce VSA
* requires the use of catalyst
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IaaS and SaaS use case using HPE StoreOnce software-defined storage appliances
Figure 4. HPE StoreOnce VSA deployment for managed and self-service BUaaS
Service providers can use HPE StoreOnce VSAs in a pure software-defined storage model to provide a backup solution for their SaaS
environments (customers A–D) while generating new revenue streams from an end-user self-service BUaaS model (customers E–J).
Customers having local HPE StoreOnce VSAs and different backup applications such as CommVault, Veeam, EMC Networker, IBM Tivoli, Symantec,
and HPE Data Protector could use HPE StoreOnce to replicate their backup data to the service provider’s off-premise HPE StoreOnce VSA target.
The customers’ independent backup catalogs could also be replicated off-premise so that customers would have the ability to recover data even
if their local backup catalogs were unavailable.
Features include:
• Secure multi-tenant design
• Hardware and software agnostic
• Up to 1 PB capacity per VSA with 20:1 deduplication ratio
• 8:1 fan-in ratio per 50 TB HPE StoreOnce VSA
* requires the use of catalyst
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Key features and benefits
Industry-leading, scale-out, scale-up architecture to meet enterprise requirements
The scale-out, scale-up architecture allows you to grow as your business needs dictate and not be limited by technology or vendor constraints.
Choose capacity points available through virtual backup solutions or dedicated appliances that start small and allow you to add virtual capacity,
storage, or nodes as needed. With a range of capacity points, StoreOnce Backup suits all requirements from small remote offices to enterprise
data centers with centralized monitoring through HPE StoreOnce Enterprise Manager.
For enterprise data centers, the HPE StoreOnce 6500 scales from 120 TB raw (72 TB usable) to 2240 TB raw (1728 TB usable). HPE StoreOnce
Federated Catalyst simplifies manageability and allows more scalability while maximizing backup and restore speeds through automatic load
balancing, all while making sure that failover and autonomic restart are maintained.
For midsize data centers or regional offices, choose from HPE StoreOnce 4500 or StoreOnce 4700 and scale from 24 TB raw (16 TB usable) to
192 TB raw (160 TB usable), or choose from the high-density HPE StoreOnce 4900 and scale from 60 TB raw (36 TB usable) to 560 TB raw
(432 TB usable) in a small footprint.
For enterprises with large remote and regional offices or SMBs looking for a comprehensive data-protection solution, the StoreOnce 2900
Backup Appliance provides the ideal solution, which can scale from 24 TB raw (15.5 TB usable) to 48 TB raw (31.5 TB usable) within the same
2U footprint for valuable rack-space savings. For small locations and branch offices, the entry-level HPE StoreOnce 2700 Appliance (5.5 TB) and
the StoreOnce VSA are efficient backup targets and enable cost-effective backup data replication to a remote StoreOnce appliance for added
data protection.
The StoreOnce VSA leverages the flexibility of virtual infrastructures by packaging the StoreOnce deduplication technology in virtual appliances
for VMware®, Microsoft® Hyper-V, and Ubuntu KVM environments. StoreOnce VSA is licensed at 4 TB, 10 TB, and 50 TB capacity points and can
be deployed on any industry-standard server with the appropriate specifications. To enable scalability, the 4 TB license can be upgraded to
10 TB, and the 10 TB license can be upgraded to a 50 TB license. A 1 TB StoreOnce VSA can also be downloaded free of charge.
Federated deduplication across the enterprise with a single deduplication technology
Deduplicate anywhere—at the application source or at the backup server or at the target appliance. Choose to deduplicate in a hardware or
virtual appliance or in software with Data Protector. Deduplicate where it makes sense for your business, not where technology vendors’
limitations mandate. Save time and money by moving backup data around the enterprise in its deduplicated state. HPE StoreOnce delivers a
unified solution for seamless data movement across the enterprise—with cost-effective StoreOnce VSAs ideal for smaller remote offices,
high-performance hardware appliances for larger sites, and highly scalable and powerful systems for your data center.
Federated deduplication is supported by HPE Data Protector and many of HPE StoreOnce data-protection software partners, including
Symantec NetBackup and Symantec Backup Exec software through Symantec OpenStorage Technology (OST), BridgeHead Software, and
using the StoreOnce plug-ins for direct backup from Oracle RMAN and Microsoft SQL Server and SAP HANA. HPE StoreOnce Federated Catalyst
in a multi-node system allows a store that spans more than one node, reducing the number of stores and simplifying management of large
backup environments.
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Choosing the best backup target for data protection—VTL, NAS, or StoreOnce Catalyst
Most HPE StoreOnce Backup systems are capable of supporting VTL, NAS (NFS and CIFS), and StoreOnce Catalyst targets for backup
applications on a single platform. The HPE StoreOnce VSA provides support for StoreOnce Catalyst, VTL (over iSCSI), and CIFS backup
targets only.
StoreOnce Catalyst targets are recommended for more complex data-protection environments that require flexibility of data movement.
StoreOnce Catalyst can also enable distributed deduplication processing—balancing the load for optimum server, backup appliance, and
network performance.
VTL targets appear to the backup application as physical tape devices, with backup and recovery jobs managed in the same manner as with a
physical tape device, the primary difference being that there is no physical media that must be managed. VTL targets are recommended for
customers in Fibre Channel environments or where a continued investment in tape hardware and software is a key consideration.
NAS appliances provide general disk file share and protection. HPE StoreOnce Backup is designed as target storage for backup applications that
need rapid restores and reduced backup windows. The device will present standard NAS protocols over the front-end 10GbE ports of the device,
providing a LAN backup target (with deduplication) that can be used transparently with a qualified enterprise backup application. Compared
with general-purpose NAS appliances, HPE StoreOnce Backup uniquely offers:
• Easier setup and administration of backup
• Data deduplication, allowing more backup data to be retained on disk for longer periods
• Data replication for cost-effective, off-site storage
NAS targets are recommended for customers in non-tape environments. NAS targets consist of one or more file shares that appear to the
backup application as standard CIFS or NFS shares while still supporting data deduplication and replication. The StoreOnce Backup systems
should not be used for general-purpose NAS operations such as file sharing.
HPE StoreOnce Catalyst integration with HPE Data Protector
Using HPE StoreOnce Catalyst with HPE Data protector can provide enhanced capabilities, efficiencies, and backups. Reference the Protecting
VMware Virtual Machines with HPE StoreOnce Catalyst using HPE Data Protector white paper for more information.
Security options
The HPE StoreOnce Security Package delivers a data-at-rest encryption solution and secure data-shredding features for data privacy,
confidentiality, and integrity of your critical business data while supporting compliance requirements. HPE StoreOnce provides a software-based
solution for encrypting data at rest, and it protects against unauthorized data access through a stolen, discarded, or replaced disk:
• Encryption occurs after data has been deduplicated and prior to writing the data onto disk.
• Encryption is enabled on a per-store basis (StoreOnce Catalyst or VTL targets only).
• Encryption meets compliance needs using the industry-standard Advanced Encryption Standard (AES)-256 encryption algorithm.
• HPE StoreOnce is capable of standard FIPS 140-2 level 1.
• Local key management is included with one key per store and the ability to backup and restore keys.
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HPE StoreOnce Secure Erase protects against unauthorized recovery of deleted data by allowing customers to securely and permanently shred
confidential data.
• Secure Erase can be carried out on all data backed up to a VTL, NAS, or StoreOnce Catalyst Store.
• Secure Erase meets the industry standards of NIST SP 800-88.
Note
HPE StoreOnce Security Pack is available to license. You will require one license for each 2700, 4500, 4700, and 4900 product and one license
per couplet for the 6500. Reference the HPE StoreOnce Backup QuickSpecs for more information.
High availability
HPE StoreOnce Backup systems are designed to deliver utmost reliability, with RAID 6 implemented across the product family (with RAID 5 on
StoreOnce 2700 Backup systems). However, the highest-performance member of the HPE StoreOnce family, the StoreOnce 6500, offers
additional protection for the multi-node configuration. HPE StoreOnce 6500 is designed with no single point of hardware failure. The hardware of
the HPE StoreOnce 6500 couplet is resilient to any one component failing, providing the following high-availability features:
• Autonomic restart and node failover
• RAID storage, with RAID 6 as the minimum redundancy level (so each RAID set can survive a double-disk failure)
• The front-end controllers (nodes) within a couplet are configured in failover mode so that if one controller fails, all critical non-replaceable
aspects of that controller are transparently moved to another controller and the failed controller is disabled
• Dual storage controllers (RAID and JBOD), with cache mirroring between the RAID controllers (so that if a controller fails, the data is preserved
and is still written to media by the other controller)
• Dual paths to the disk drives
• 8 hot-spare drives included within each couplet in the event of a disk failure
• Power-failure protection for all caching within the storage
• Dual power supplies, such that the hardware will continue operating at full performance if one power supply is offline
• Redundant fans, such that the hardware will continue operating at full performance if one fan is offline
• Mirrored system disks in each controller (node) to store the device operating system and software
• Front-end high availability (dual fabric support): Each controller will have at least two front-end ports per port type to support the customer’s
external LAN/SAN fabrics. If any external fabric fails, there is still full access to every node in the device
• Hot-add additional storage or server nodes without scheduled downtime
• A single GUI/CLI interface is presented from any one node in the system. If that controller fails, then the GUI will automatically move to a
different controller while still being presented at the same network address
Considerations
Greater storage efficiency gains can be realized by leveraging StoreOnce VSAs when using HPE 3PAR storage, since by default it leverages
thin-provisioned volumes. Combining HPE 3PAR and StoreOnce technologies will yield the greatest results of a pay-as-you-grow model that can
scale performance and capacity in a scale-out fashion for VSA-based deployments. The HPE StoreOnce technology also supports REST API,
which can be leveraged to extract additional information needed by service providers.
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Virtualization and hypervisor requirements
Supported hypervisors:
• VMware
• Hyper-V
• KVM
VSA MODEL/CAPACITY
CAPACITY (TB)
MIN DISK IOPS
REQUIRED MEMORY
PROCESSORS REQUIRED (VCPU @ 2.2 GHZ)
NIC SUPPORT
VSA4
1–4 TB
450
16 GB
2
2*VMXnet3
VSA10
5–10 TB
900
24 GB
4
2*VMXnet3
VSA50
11–50 TB
2700
32 GB
12
2*VMXnet3
Reference the HPE StoreOnce 2700, 2900, 4500, 4700 installation and configuration guide for more information.
HPE StoreOnce Appliances:
• 2700, 2900, 4500, 4700
• 6500
• 10 TB VSA and 50 TB VSA
Conclusion
Offering cloud backup solutions to your customers will allow them to take advantage of secure off-site online backup resources. With your help, they
can improve RTO and RPO, shift IT spending to innovation rather than infrastructure, and improve their service levels at a reduced ongoing cost.
Modern IT demands require infrastructure that can support archive, analytics, search, and data mobility at a massive scale. The HPE Converged
Storage strategy delivers industry-leading performance for unpredictable workloads along with non-disruptive scale for any data and demand,
accomplished through hardware-enabled thin technologies and deduplication as well as orchestration beyond storage for services in minutes.
Offering the HPE Cloud Backup Service Ready Solution gives your clients the ability to choose a backup service that is flexible, cost-effective, and
built with proven, leading storage solutions and management software.
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