Continuing from the
Master
of SnapCenter post… The following is mostly copied from the “Data
Protection for Virtualized Applications v1.0” NetApp Lab on Demand since this
stuff is quite interesting for one wanting to understand storage layout.
The following information describes the database layout
used in this lab as an example of a SQL server running as a VMware Virtual
Machine (VM) using VMware Virtual Machine Disks (VMDK) as the underlying
storage for database files. This is just an example layout with small sized
disks for a demonstration only database. Production database file layouts can
be customized to meet backup consistency, performance, and desired business
continuity goals.
Image: SQL Database
Layout
A cluster and SVM peering relationship is established in
this lab, along with data protection relationships for ease of demonstration.
Image: Data
Protection Relationships
Notice: Only SQL
data and SQL log files are mirrored in this case (not the O/S disk, not the sysdb,
not the mountpoint/host log).
Image: Disks
Image: Volumes
Image: VM Disks
(this is just a lab MS SQL box, hence the CPU, memory and disk sizes are small)
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