1
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List supported data reduction techniques
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- Compression
- Deduplication
- Erasure coding
2
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Type of compressions
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- Inline
- Post process
3
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Compression considerations
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- Configured at container level
- Can be switched on the fly
4
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Dedup
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- Container level
- Based on inline finger prints
- Distributed across all nodes
- can be switched on the fly
5
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Erasure coding
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- Only apply to cold data not accessed for 7 days
- Minimum of 4 nodes
- Configured at container level
- can be switched on the fly
6
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What are hybride nodes?
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Nodes with both SSD and HDD
7
Q
Cluster Capacity
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HDD+SDD
8
Q
Tier Storage
A
Data is written to SSD and flush to HDD
9
Q
Disk balancing
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- balancing data across the nodes
- avoid capacity utilisation imbalance
- curator framework
10
Q
Nutanix Snapshots
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- Redirect on write
- Improved performance with snapshopt
- Replication is efficient and built-in
- Store locally, replicated remotely
11
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Types of replications and DR options?
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- Async
- Near sync
- Sync
12
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Async replication
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- RPO 60 min
- All hypervisors
- All licenses
13
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Sync replication
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- RPO 0
- ESXi & Hyper-V
- Ultimate licenses
14
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Near Sync replication
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- RPO 1 min
- All hypervisors
- Ultimate license
15
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CVM Unavailable
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1) IO is redirected to CVMs other nodes
2) VM is neither moved nor restarted
16
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Disk Failure
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1) Copy the impacted data from other nodes
2) Start self-healing
17
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Node Failure
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1) VM is rebooted on another node
2) Impacted data copied from other nodes
2) Start self-healing
18
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Resilience and Self Healing
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- Nutanix assumes eventual HW failure
- RF2 is common
- Watch out for warnings
- The larger the cluster the faster the rebuild
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