HP D2D D2D Best Practices for VTL, NAS and Replication implementations (EH985- - Page 103
Worked example, backup, replication and housekeeping overlaps
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Worked example - backup, replication and housekeeping overlaps Because we have sized D2D2502 for the sources - there is a limit of 4 concurrent source replication jobs at any one time. This simulation is valid for Code Versions 2.1 and above which use container matching technology and improved housekeeping performance. Backup Replication Housekeeping Start of Replication Window Spare Time for future growth or Physical Tape Offload Housekeeping Window During a rotation scheme cartridges/shares are being overwritten daily, so housekeeping will happen daily. Consider Sites A and D In the example below housekeeping is happening when other backups are running and also when replication is running. Initial Configuration with NO replication blackout window set There are many overlapping activities (housekeeping and replication running together) and performance is not predictable. There is no real control. Backups are overlapping with replication and housekeeping leading to unpredictable results. 103
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