Solving Your Backup Needs Using Ops Manager, Cloud Manager and Atlas
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This document discusses MongoDB's disaster recovery options including Ops Manager, Cloud Manager, and Atlas. It explains that replication is not ideal for disaster recovery as corrupted data will spread, while these products offer queryable backups and point-in-time restore. Ops Manager and Cloud Manager provide continuous backups with RPOs of just a few seconds. Atlas now offers cloud provider snapshots that provide localized, faster restores at a lower cost than continuous backups. All MongoDB products aim to satisfy various RPO and RTO requirements for disaster recovery.
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Solving Your Backup Needs Using Ops Manager, Cloud Manager and Atlas
- 1. #MDBlocal Solving Your Backup Needs Using Ops Manager, Cloud Manager and Atlas
- 2. #MDBlocal
- 3. #MDBlocal Benjamin Cefalo Senior Product Manager, Cloud MongoDB
- 4. #MDBlocal Benjamin Cefalo Senior Product Manager MongoDB @bencefalo
- 5. #MDBlocal Replication vs Disaster Recovery Primary Secondary Secondary MongoDB includes native replication and automated failover to ensure availability ● Secondaries apply operations from the primary asynchronously ● Delayed secondaries can be configured to reflect an earlier state of the data set
- 6. #MDBlocal Replication vs Disaster Recovery Corrupted Document Corrupted Document Corrupted Document Corrupted Document Corrupted Document Replication not ideal for disaster recovery as corrupted documents in the primary will make their way into secondaries. Ongoing management of delayed secondaries may be unreliable and requires additional effort and resources
- 7. #MDBlocal What Matters for Disaster Recovery Restore Point Objective (RPO) How often am I hitting CTRL-S ?
- 8. #MDBlocal What Matters for Disaster Recovery Restore Point Objective (RPO) Restore Time Objective (RTO) How often am I hitting CTRL-S ? How quickly can I get back to working on my essay after something goes wrong?
- 9. #MDBlocal Cloud Manager Hybrid DBaaS Ops Manager Private DBaaS: On-Prem MongoDB Atlas Public DBaaS: Fully Managed MongoDB Offerings Same Code Base, Same API, Same Management UI
- 10. #MDBlocal Data Explorer Inspect schema & index utilization Real-Time Performance Panel Live telemetry: in-flight operations & resource consumption Performance Advisor Always-on index recommendations MongoDB Ops Manager/Cloud Manager
- 11. #MDBlocal Backup & Restore Continuous & Consistent Backups with Point in Time Restore Faster backups and recovery Queryable snapshots Backup to object stores Cross-project restores
- 12. #MDBlocal • MongoDB Ops Manager continuously backs up your data, ensuring your backups are typically just a few seconds behind the operational system • Point-in-time restore of replica sets and consistent, cluster-wide snapshots of sharded clusters. With MongoDB Ops Manager, you can easily and safely restore to precisely the moment you need • @Destination makes restoring even faster and reduces storage requirements Point-in-Time Data Recovery
- 13. #MDBlocal What About Small Disasters? ● The application is working fine ● But there is data missing or it’s corrupt ● No time to do a full restore
- 14. #MDBlocal 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 Queryable Backups
- 16. #MDBlocal Atlas
- 17. #MDBlocal 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
- 18. #MDBlocal • MongoDB Atlas comes out-of-the-box with MongoDB 3.4, and 3.6 available • Change Streams (3.6) • JSON Schema (3.6) • Expressive nested array updates (3.6) • Expressive joins: $lookup (3.6) • Graph queries (3.4) • Facets & expressive aggregations (3.4) • WiredTiger • When maintenance releases become available, MongoDB Atlas will automatically upgrade your cluster while preserving continuous availability • When new versions of MongoDB are released, MongoDB Atlas will also allow you to make seamless upgrades without risking downtime The Latest MongoDB Features
- 22. #MDBlocal Atlas Cloud Provider’s Snapshots ● Utilizes each providers native snapshot capabilities ● Granular Backup Region Selection ● Faster Restores ● Less Storage ● Less Expensive
- 23. #MDBlocal Cloud Provider Snapshots Demo
- 24. #MDBlocal Available on Azure Starting Today!
- 25. #MDBlocal 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