Stream: Monza
Time: 16:45 - 17:45
Users of the IBM Z platform rely heavily on storage appliance data replication for high availability and disaster recovery and for backup/restore for logical protection. This session will discuss and compare the different replication functions that are used and some of the fundamental concepts such as crash consistency, latency, RPO etc. It will also provide examples of typical deployments and the reasons why these have become widely adopted. The speaker will include examples and anecdotes from his experience working with many organisations across the globe and give a perspective both historical and looking to the future of the Z platform.
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Nick is a Distinguished Engineer in the IBM Systems Division focussing on Enterprise Storage and storage integration with IBM server platforms. He also works with a number of clients on their storage strategy and advising them on their deployment of IBM storage technology. He is a member of the IBM Academy of Technology and is the author of several whitepapers and redbooks in the area of enterprise storage and resilience solutions. He is regarded as one of the world experts in IBM storage technology and holds a number of patents in these areas. Nick graduated from Trinity College Cambridge in 1994 with a degree in Mathematics and has previously worked both outside IBM and in the IBM services organisation in the areas of parallel sysplex, performance and enterprise storage.
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