In this session, Druva's technical founder shares how the company has used AWS to bring scalable and efficient data backup and archival services to market at scale. Druva has built a scalable storage-as-a-service platform in the cloud, designed to collect, preserve, and help enterprises easily discover information masquerading as ''just some data.'' Druva leveraged Amazon S3 for a large pool of distributed storage for warm copies of data, Amazon Glacier for long-term preservation, and a metadata layer on top of Amazon DynamoDB for high transaction and fast data deduplication. The system is uniquely designed like a file system, so developers can write an application with the same basic assumptions. Druva used the design principles of metadata and data separation and deployed the concept of ''microthreads'' to counter latency challenges. The result is a completely distributed cloud-oriented architecture that is geodistributed, highly available, and able to scale to manage massive volumes of data across multiple customers and geographies. Even if your attention is not particularly on backup solutions, it will be instructive to learn how Druva is taking advantage of these AWS services at massive scale. This session is targeted at developers and at technical and product leaders interested in ways to use AWS in enterprise environments. Sponsored by Druva.

1. November 13, 2014 | Las Vegas, NV
Jaspreet Singh, Druva Founder and CEO

10. Amazon S3
Amazon DynamoDB
AmazonGlacier

11. METADATA on Amazon DynamoDB
DruvaCloud Cache

12. Amazon DynamoDB

13. Amazon RDS
Amazon EC2

18. Druva storage nCube architecture
•Distributed cloud file system
•Store: Objectstorage, single instance, self-healing
•Organize: Time-indexed views, metadata server
•Serve: Uncompromised throughput
•End-to-end security
•At the ends: 2-factor encryption; At device
•Everything in between: Data in transit, Data access
•Designed for the edge
•Intelligent, global deduplication at the edge
•Flexible deployment
•Why we moved away from Cassandra: http://aws.amazon.com/solutions/case-studies/druva/

20. * Customer (Shire) TCO analysis –AWS backup vs traditional disk+tape

21. ITAR
FIPS 140-2
MPAA
ISO 27001
SOC 1,2,3
ISAE 3402
PCI DSS
HIPAA
FISMA Moderate
DruvaCertified Cloud Operations
Amazon Web Services

23. Use case: Pfizer migrates from XP with Druva inSync
•Full data and personal settings backup
•User self-service restore
•24/7 mobile access to files
•On-demand, scalable storage
•Secure AWS cloud platform
•Integrated data loss prevention and file sharing
Tasked with Windows XP migration, Pfizer also needed an endpoint backup solution with support for mobile.
inSync solution:
Company Snapshot:
•60,000 laptops
•300 locations worldwide
•Strictly regulated and sensitive research data
•Multinational pharmaceutical company

24. Use case: Druva inSync empowers PwC mobile workforce
•Cross-platform backup for laptops and mobile devices
•Non-intrusive end-user experience
•Centralized management
•End-to-end enterprise-grade security
•Integrated data loss prevention and file sharing
•Infinite data deduplication provided PwC 60% savings in bandwidth and storage
“Druva is perfect for the enterprise that needs an effective backup solution for its mobile users.”
—Rajesh Kumar Sharma Assistant IT ManagerPwC
With a highly mobile workforce, PwC experienced frequent data loss, severely impacting employee productivity.
inSync solution:

26. http://bit.ly/awsevals
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