Addressing Your Backup Needs Using Ops Manager and Atlas

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This document discusses disaster recovery options for MongoDB databases using MongoDB Ops Manager, Cloud Manager, and Atlas. It describes the differences between replication and disaster recovery and the importance of restore point and time objectives. It then outlines features of MongoDB Ops Manager and Cloud Manager for backup, restore, and point-in-time recovery. Finally, it details how MongoDB Atlas provides automated, secure, globally available databases with continuous backups and new options for cloud provider snapshots for disaster recovery.

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Solving Your Backup Needs Using Ops Manager,
Cloud Manager and Atlas

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Vigyan Jain
Senior Solutions Architect, MongoDB

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Vigyan Jain
Senior Solutions Architect
MongoDB
@vigyanj

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Replication vs Disaster Recovery
MongoDB includes native replication
and automated failover to ensure
availability
● Secondaries apply operations from
the primary asynchronously
● Operational simplicity - Upgrades,
hardware swaps etc.

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Replication vs Disaster Recovery
Replication not ideal for disaster recovery
as corrupted documents in the primary will
make their way into secondaries

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What Matters for Disaster Recovery
Restore Point Objective (RPO)
How often am I hitting CTRL-S ?

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What Matters for Disaster Recovery
Restore Point Objective (RPO)
How often am I hitting CTRL-S ?
Restore Time Objective (RTO)
How quickly can I get back to working on
my essay after something goes wrong?

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Business Requirements and Cost

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MongoDB - Freedom To Run Anywhere

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MongoDB Ops Manager/Cloud Manager

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Queryable Backups
MongoDB Ops Manager gives you the ability to
query your backup snapshots and restore data at
the document level in minutes.
Queryable backups significantly reduces the
operational overhead associated with:
• Identifying whether data of interest has been altered
• Pinpointing the best point in time to restore a database
by comparing data across multiple snapshots

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MongoDB Atlas: Database as a Service
Self-service, elastic,
and automated
Secure by defaultGlobal and highly
available
Continuous
backups
Real-time monitoring and
optimization
Cloud
agnostic

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MongoDB Atlas: Self-service, Elastic, Automated
Self-service, elastic,
and automated
Secure by defaultGlobal and highly
available
Continuous
backups
Real-time monitoring and
optimization
Cloud
agnostic

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MongoDB Atlas: Global & Highly available
Self-service, elastic,
and automated
Secure by defaultGlobal and highly
available
Continuous
backups
Real-time monitoring and
optimization
Cloud
agnostic

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MongoDB Atlas: Secure by default
Self-service, elastic,
and automated
Secure by defaultGlobal and highly
available
Continuous
backups
Real-time monitoring and
optimization
Cloud
agnostic

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MongoDB Atlas: Comprehensive Monitoring
Self-service, elastic,
and automated
Secure by defaultGlobal and highly
available
Continuous
backups
Real-time monitoring and
optimization
Cloud
agnostic

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MongoDB Atlas: Continuous Backups
Self-service, elastic,
and automated
Secure by defaultGlobal and highly
available
Continuous
backups
Real-time monitoring and
optimization
Cloud
agnostic

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MongoDB Atlas: Cloud Agnostic
Self-service, elastic,
and automated
Secure by defaultGlobal and highly
available
Continuous
backups
Real-time monitoring and
optimization
Cloud
agnostic

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Announcing Cloud Provider
Snapshots!!

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Atlas Cloud Provider Snapshots
● Utilizes each providers native snapshot capabilities
● Granular Backup Region Selection
● Faster Restores
● Less Storage
● Less Expensive

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Demo
Queryable Backup
&
Cloud Provider Snapshots

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Fully Managed Disaster Recovery
Flexibility to choose how you want to backup
your data, depending on your requirements
● Continuous
○ Point-in-time restore
○ Queryable snapshots
○ Satisfy nearly any RPO / RTO
● Snapshot
○ Localized backup
○ Fast restores
○ The cost effective option

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