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Replication begins with seeding — the initial transfer of deduplicated base images and incremental

snapshots of the protected agents can add up to hundreds or thousands of gigabytes of data. Initial

replication can be seeded to the target core using external media. This is useful for large sets of data or

sites with slow links. The data in the seeding archive is compressed, encrypted and deduplicated. If the

total size of the archive is larger than the space available on the removable media, the archive can span

across multiple devices based on the available space on the media. During the seeding process, the

incremental recovery points replicate to the target site. After the target core consumes the seeding

archive, the newly replicated incremental recovery points automatically synchronizes.

Recovery

Recovery can be performed in the local site or the replicated remote site. After the deployment is in

steady state with local protection and optional replication, the DL1000 Core allows you to perform

recovery using Recovery Assure, Universal Recovery, or Live Recovery.

Recovery-as-a-Service

Managed Service Providers (MSPs) can fully leverage DL1000 as a platform for delivering Recovery As A

Service (RaaS). RaaS facilitates complete recovery-in-the-cloud by replicating customers' physical and

virtual servers. The service provider's cloud are used as virtual machines to support recovery testing or

actual recovery operations. Customers wanting to perform recovery-in-the-cloud can configure

replication on their protected machines on the local cores to an AppAssure service provider. In the event

of a disaster, the MSPs can instantly spin-up virtual machines for the customer.

The DL1000 is not multi-tenant. The MSPs can use the DL1000 at multiple sites and create a multi-tenant

environment at their end.

Virtualization And Cloud

The DL1000 Core is cloud-ready, which allows you to leverage the compute capacity of the cloud for

recovery and archive.

DL1000 can export any protected or replicated machine to licensed versions of VMware or Hyper-V. With

continuous exports, the virtual machine is incrementally updated after every snapshot. The incremental

updates are very fast and provide standby-clones that are ready to be powered up with a click of a

button. The supported virtual machine exports are:

• VMware Workstation or Server on a folder

• Direct export to a Vsphere or VMware ESXi host

• Export to Oracle VirtualBox

• Microsoft Hyper-V Server on Windows Server 2008 (x64)

• Microsoft Hyper-V Server on Windows Server 2008 R2

• Microsoft Hyper-V Server on Windows Server 2012 R2

You can now archive your repository data to the cloud using platforms such as Microsoft Azure, Amazon

S3, Rackspace Cloud Block Storage, or other OpenStack-based cloud services.

Dell DL1000 Deployment Architecture

Your DL1000 deployment architecture consists of local and remote components. The remote

components may be optional for those environments that do not require leveraging a disaster recovery

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