Hitachi data ingestor

1. Hitachi data ingestor Bottomless, backup-free cloud on-ramp delivers IT services to the edge Presenter nameDate

2. agenda • Market drivers and customer challenges • Hitachi Data Ingestor solution overview • Use cases • Summary and benefits

3. Information Technology Demands Users • Access all the time • On-demand capacity • Ability to restore and recover • Fast response Simplified IT delivery models Management • Lower costs • Simplified infrastructure • Faster time to market • Minimized risk

4. Customer Challenges in a Distributed World • Disparate islands of information and infrastructure • Unruly OPEX and CAPEX costs for management and backup • Lack of content control

5. Simplify, Consolidate and Reduce Costs • Eliminate backups at remote locations • Reduce capital costs and management overhead • Optimize utilization, scale and operations

6. AGENDA • Market drivers and customer challenges • Hitachi Data Ingestor solution overview • Use cases • Summary and benefits

7. Edge-to-core: Hitachi Data Ingestor and Hitachi Content Platform • Integrated edge-to-core solution: Greatly reduces the cost and complexity of providing IT services to distributed consumers • Remote or branch offices • Cloud storage consumers • Hitachi Data Ingestor: Minimal- footprint or virtual appliance that sends data from the edge to a core infrastructure • Bottomless and backup-free • Caching filer • Hitachi Content Platform: Massively scalable, multitenant distributed object store • Delivers advanced storage and data management capabilities Edge Hitachi Data Ingestor Core Hitachi Content Platform Branch 1 Branch 2 Data Data Data center Data Branch 3

8. From The Edge: Hitachi Data Ingestor • A bottomless and backup-free filer • Native read and write file system access (CIFS and NFS) to content in Hitachi Content Platform • Migrates data to Hitachi Content Platform and maintains a local link to the content • Fully integrated with AD and LDAP • Tightly integrated with Hitachi Content Platform to provide seamless access and a wide range of advanced storage features • Provides a management API for tight integration with Hitachi Content Platform and 3rd party management UIs • Support for leading WAN acceleration solutions Features • All content migrated and backed up in Hitachi Content Platform • Advanced cache management supports 400 million files • Supports hundreds of users per node • Transparent NAS migration for existing filers and servers • File restore for user self-service • Content sharing in a distributed environment Hitachi Data Ingestor Hitachi Content Platform

9. To The Core: Hitachi Content Platform Hitachi Content Platform Features • Up to 40PB of usable capacity in a single physical cluster • Multitenant • Intelligent objects • Chargeback • Compression and deduplication • Security and compliance • Encryption of data at rest • Authentication • WORM • Compliance and retention • Built-in protection, preservation and replication • High-availability architecture • Continuous data integrity checking • Advanced replication and disaster recovery Active archive content depot Public cloud Private cloud Ultimate investment protection Data protection backup reduction A number of discrete use cases from a single platform with rich functionality, robust data protection and a single point of management

10. Hitachi data ingestor choices • Hitachi Data Ingestor (HDI) offers 3 configuration options • HDI cluster • HDI single node • HDI VMware appliance • HDI single node • HDI VMware appliance • HDI cluster • Highly available cluster pair • SAN-attached to Hitachi storage • Supports AMS, VSP, USP V, USP VM • Deploy on VMware vSphere Hypervisor • Customer-defined hardware and storage configuration • Available in HA architecture • Non-redundant configuration • Internal direct attached storage • Deploy in rack or by itself

11. How Hitachi data ingestor migrates files • Application writes a file to Hitachi Data Ingestor (HDI) • Hitachi Data Ingestor replicates the file to Hitachi Content Platform (HCP) • Users can “pin” files of their choices to make them stay on HDI all the time • When system capacity reaches 90%, HDI deletes “non-pinned” files in excess of the threshold and creates 4KB link stubs to replace them • Users access the files as they always have, since links are transparent to clients • Reading a link recalls the file back into HDI • Recalled files are deleted from HDI later and replaced by another link, based on HDI system capacity and least-recently-used criteria REST/HTTP(S) CIFS/NFS HCP HDI Application WRITE REPLICATE READ RECALL

12. Features Intelligent cache management Identifies and retains newer and more frequently accessed files Cache tuned to edge deployments with WAN connectivity Advanced capacity management and high performance Benefits Faster access to frequently used files – active files stay on HDI all the time Enhanced replication performance Maximum capacity utilization Free up bandwidth over the WAN Hitachi data ingestor: intelligent caching

13. How Hitachi Data Ingestor Maps to the core • Clients write to assigned file systems • Each namespace can be shared by multiple HDIs • Each file system is mapped to its designated namespace • Content sharing enables edge dispersion Client Client Client Client Client Client FS 1 FS 1 FS 1 Benefits • Satisfy multiple applications, varying SLAs and workload types or organizations • Determine utilization and chargeback per customer • Edge dispersion: each HDI can access another when set up that way • Enable advanced features at one branch or at more granular level • Examples: replication, encryption, DPL levels (how many copies to keep), compliance and retention, compression and versioning Branch B Branch C Branch A HDI HDI HDI Read-only Tenant A Tenant B Tenant C Namespace 1 Namespace 2 Namespace 1 Namespace 2 Namespace 1 Namespace 2 FS 2 FS 2 FS 2 Hitachi Content Platform

14. Compliance and Governance Capabilities Flexible retention support and WORM functionality using an industry-standard atime-based interface and automated settings • Retention is an optional setting • Allows you to specify a file’s retention date; the file is then protected by strict WORM restrictions • While under retention, WORM files cannot be deleted • WORM files are immutable, even after retention expires • WORM files cannot be renamed • Directories containing WORM files cannot be renamed • Retention settings are transferred to Hitachi Content Platform as files are migrated • Retention can be tunable per file system • Support for backup and restore of retention properties

15. Content Sharing • A Hitachi Data Ingestor system can map to a Hitachi Content Platform (HCP) tenant to write content and potentially read content from other HCP tenants • Sharing supports a single writer with many readers Namespace C namespace B namespace A file system C file system B file system A file system A file system A Read SITE A SITE C SITE B WAN read/write access tenant A tenant B tenant C read-only access

16. Content sharing Use Case: Medical Image File Sharing • Hospital A stores medical files to file system A of Hitachi Data Ingestor A • The files are migrated to namespace A on Hitachi Content Platform (HCP) • HospitalB can read the files through file system A, which is mapped to namespace A on Hitachi Content Platform Namespace B Namespace A File system B File system A File system A Read HOSPITAL A HOSPITAL B WAN Read and write access Tenant A Tenant B Read-only access

17. Content sharing Use Case: Retail catalog updates • Headquarters stores updated pricing catalog files to file system A of Hitachi Data Ingestor (HDI) A • The files are migrated to namespace A on Hitachi Content Platform • Stores HDI B-n read the updated catalog and implement new pricing policies Namespace A File system A File system A File system A File system A Headquarters STORE C STORE B STORE n WAN Tenant A Read and write access Read-only access

18. File restore • Hitachi Data Ingestor (HDI) creates a snapshot directory for each migration • Snapshot are created under a history directory • User can access snapshot files for specified migrations under “.history/<date+time>/<original path>” and can restore a snapshot file to the current working directory Hitachi Content Platform Hitachi Data Ingestor READ ONLY Dir0 current: 20110317 v1: 20110215 … .history Dir0 FS0 (share) file3 file2 file1 File1 current: 20110317 v2: 20110301 v1: 20110215 20110317 20110301 DIr0 at 20110301 Dir0 at 20110317 File1 at 20110317 File1 at 20110301 ・・・

19. NAS migration • Hitachi Data Ingestor (HDI) migrates data from a customer’s production NAS to HDI file system and then to Hitachi Content Platform (HCP) • NAS migration is an automated background task, designed to be transparent to users of NAS system being migrated • Supported platforms are NetApp and Windows storage servers • CIFS only CIFS Client Migration source NAS Migration source NAS HDI HCP Migration source NAS Both execute at the same time Both execute at the same time

20. Data Protection and Disaster Recovery Features • Both Hitachi Data Ingestor (HDI) and Hitachi Content Platform (HCP) have high-availability architectures • No single point of failure • Active data protection, data-integrity monitoring and self healing • Disaster Recovery • Both have replication and failover capabilities • HDI can rebuild its entire view from a local or remote HCP Benefits • Backups no longer required • Data protected on multiple levels Failover HDI Cluster Tenant Tenant Active Passive Active Namespace 2 Namespace 2 Namespace 1 Namespace 1 HCP 1 Authenticate Failover Replication HCP 2

21. AGENDA • Market drivers and customer challenges • Hitachi Data Ingestor solution overview • Use cases • Summary and benefits

22. For customers who Run distributed IT environments and are looking for help in managing them Have remote office, branch office storage with low-end Windows/NFS servers Have legacy file systems that could benefit from cloud storage Are looking to reduce their storage footprint and administrative overhead at the edge Features Bottomless and backup-free storage Local cache for fast retrieval of frequently accessed content Standard on-ramp connecting into a Hitachi Content Platform-based cloud Supports multiple tenants and namespaces AD and LDAP support Bottomless and backup-free Edge-to-core solution Branch 1 Branch 3 Hitachi Data Ingestor Hitachi Data Ingestor Branch 2 Hitachi Data Ingestor Data center Tenant 1 Tenant 2 Tenant 3 Hitachi Content Platform

23. Cloud on-ramp For customers who are • Cloud service providers or telcos looking to connect customers to their cloud via a standards-based on-ramp • New customers looking to deliver more efficient and cost-effective storage solutions to branch or distributed users or as a private cloud • Customers looking to burst to the cloud for on-demand storage consumption Features • Seamless and integrated connection from users to cloud • Fast-time-to-value, low-touch on-ramp into the cloud • Chargeback customers based on consumption and utilization • Secure partitioning of customer data Acme Co. Hitachi Data Ingestor ABC Ltd. Widget Inc. Hitachi Data Ingestor Hitachi Data Ingestor Cloud service provider ABC Ltd. Acme Co. Widget Inc. Hitachi Content Platform

24. For customers who Require faster performance from Hitachi Content Platform (HCP) than native CIFS and NFS gateways deliver Require HCP namespace support Want to support AD for end users to access HCP Have applications that need to modify data after it is written Are not planning to modify in-house applications to integrate to HCP REST APIs immediately Features Provides read and write access to HCP for applications using CIFS/NFS Supports full HCP features set Multitenancyand namespace Compliance and retention Data protection and disaster recovery Provides native CIFS/NFS access speed File system gateway to Hitachi content platform Data Center Hitachi Data Ingestor Data Hitachi Content Platform

25. AGENDA • Market drivers and customer challenges • Hitachi Data Ingestor solution overview • Use cases • Summary and benefits

26. Hitachi data ingestor solution benefits • Eliminates backups with a bottomless edge device • Improves efficiency and utilization • Reduces islands of storage and infrastructure • Standard connection into Hitachi Content Platform (HCP) • Supports compliance and governance capabilities • Security with AD and LDAP • Multitenant, multiple namespaces • Seamless connection into a central-core HCP Reduces costs Simplifies IT Reduces risk Streamlines cloud

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