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1. Verfasser:	Preston, W. Curtis (VerfasserIn)
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Sprache:	English
Veröffentlicht:	Beijing [u.a.] O'Reilly 2007
Ausgabe:	1. ed.
Schlagworte:	Datenverarbeitung Electronic data processing > Backup processing alternatives Database management Data recovery (Computer science) Data protection Sicherungskopie Wiederherstellung > Informatik
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adam_text	Titel: Backup and recovery Autor: Preston, W. Curtis Jahr: 2007 Table of Contents Preface ................................................................ xv Part I. Introduction 1. The Philosophy of Backup............................................ 3 Champagne Backup on a Beer Budget 3 Why Should I Read This Book? 4 Why Back Up? 8 Wax On, Wax Off: Finding a Balance 11 2. Backing It All Up................................................... 16 Don t Skip This Chapter! 16 Deciding Why You Are Backing Up 18 Deciding What to Back Up 19 Deciding When to Back Up 27 Deciding How to Back Up 34 Storing Your Backups 43 Testing Your Backups 47 Monitoring Your Backups 48 Following Proper Development Procedures 50 Unrelated Miscellanea 51 Good Luck 55 Part II. Open-Source Backup Utilities 3. Basic Backup and Recovery Utilities..................................59 An Overview 59 Backing Up and Restoring with ntbackup 65 Using System Restore in Windows 67 Backing Up with the dump Utility 70 Restoring with the restore Utility 82 Limitations of dump and restore 91 Features to Check For 92 Backing Up and Restoring with the cpio Utility 93 Backing Up and Restoring with the tar Utility 104 Backing Up and Restoring with the dd Utility 111 Using rsync 114 Backing Up and Restoring with the ditto Utility 118 Comparing tar, cpio, and dump 121 Using ssh or rsh as a Conduit Between Systems 123 4. Amanda.........................................................125 Summary of Important Features 128 Configuring Amanda 139 Backing Up Clients via NFS or Samba 143 Amanda Recovery 145 Community and Support Options 146 Future Plans 147 5. BackupPC........................................................148 BackupPC Features 148 How BackupPC Works 149 Installation How-To 151 Starting BackupPC 156 Per-Client Configuration 157 The BackupPC Community 157 The Future of BackupPC 158 viii \| Table of Contents 6. Bacula ..........................................................159 Bacula Architecture 159 Bacula Features 163 An Example Configuration 166 Advanced Features 172 Future Directions 176 7. Open-Source Near-CDP............................................179 rsync with Snapshots 180 rsnapshot 191 rdiff-backup 195 Part III. Commercial Backup 8. Commercial Backup Utilities .......................................203 What to Look For 204 Full Support of Your Platforms 205 Backup of Raw Partitions 206 Backup of Very Large Filesystems and Files 207 Aggressive Requirements 208 Simultaneous Backup of Many Clients to One Drive 218 Disk-to-Disk-to-Tape Backup 219 Simultaneous Backup of One Client to Many Drives 220 Data Requiring Special Treatment 222 Storage Management Features 224 Reduction in Network Traffic 231 Support of a Standard or Custom Backup Format 234 Ease of Administration 237 Security 240 Ease of Recovery 241 Protection of the Backup Index 242 Robustness 244 Automation 245 Volume Verification 246 Cost 247 Vendor 247 Final Thoughts 248 Table of Contents 9. Backup Hardware.................................................249 Decision Factors 249 Using Backup Hardware 258 Tape Drives 261 Optical Drives 273 Automated Backup Hardware 278 Disk Targets 280 Part IV. Bare-Metal Recovery 10. Solaris Bare-Metal Recovery .......................................297 Using Flash Archive 297 Preparing for an Interactive Restore 301 Setup of a Noninteractive Restore 307 Final Thoughts 313 11. Linux and Windows...............................................315 How It Works 316 The Steps in Theory 321 Assumptions 326 Alt-Boot Full Image Method 326 Alt-Boot Partition Image Method 329 Live Method 331 Alt-Boot Filesystem Method 334 Automate Bare-Metal Recovery with G4L 337 Commercial Solutions 339 12. HP-UX Bare-Metal Recovery........................................340 System Recovery with Ignite-UX 340 Planning for Ignite-UX Archive Storage and Recovery 347 Implementation Example 353 System Cloning 360 Security 361 System Recovery and Disk Mirroring 362 13. AIX Bare-Metal Recovery ..........................................363 IBM s mksysb and savevg Utilities 363 Backing Up with mksysb 368 Table of Contents Setting Up NIM 374 savevg Operations 376 Verifying a mksysb or savevg Backup 376 Restoring an AIX System with mksysb .377 System Cloning 378 14. Mac OS X Bare-Metal Recovery .....................................380 How It Works 380 A Sample Bare-Metal Recovery 382 Part V. Database Backup 15. Backing Up Databases.............................................391 Can It Be Done? 392 Confusion: The Mysteries of Database Architecture 393 The Muck Stops Here: Databases in Plain English 393 What s the Big Deal? 394 Database Structure 395 An Overview of a Page Change 407 ACID Compliance 409 What Can Happen to an RDBMS? 409 Backing Up an RDBMS 410 Restoring an RDBMS 417 Documentation and Testing 420 Unique Database Requirements 421 16. Oracle Backup and Recovery .......................................422 Two Backup Methods 422 Oracle Architecture 424 Physical Backups Without rman 436 Physical Backups with rman 443 Flashback 449 Managing the Archived Redo Logs 450 Recovering Oracle 451 Logical Backups 486 A Broken Record 488 Table of Contents 17. Sybase Backup and Recovery....................................... 489 Sybase Architecture 490 The Power User s View 493 The DBA s View 496 Protecting Your Database 503 Backup Automation Through Scripting 510 Physical Backups with a Storage Manager 515 Recovering Your Database 516 Common Sybase Procedures 518 Sybase Recovery Procedure 523 18. IBM DB2BackupandRecovery ..................................... 531 DB2 Architecture 532 The backup, restore, rollforward, and recover Commands 541 Recovering Your Database 553 19. SQL Server....................................................... 562 Overview of SQL Server 563 The Power User s View 564 The DBA s View 568 Backups 573 Logical (Table-Level) Backups 586 Restore and Recovery 586 20. Exchange........................................................ 594 Exchange Architecture 594 Storage Groups 597 Backup 602 Using ntbackup to Back Up 608 Restore 613 Excha nge Restore 616 21. Postg reSQL ...................................................... 628 PostgreSQL Architecture 628 Backu p and Recovery 632 Point- in-Time Recovery 636 xii \| Table of Contents 22. MySQL ..........................................................640 MySQL Architecture 641 MySQL Backup and Recovery Methodologies 646 Part VI. Potpourri 23. VMware and Miscellanea ..........................................659 Backing Up VMware Servers 659 Volatile Filesystems 664 Demystifying dump 668 How Do I Read This Volume? 676 Gigabit Ethernet 685 Disk Recovery Companies 686 Yesterday 686 Trust Me About the Backups 687 24. It s All About Data Protection.......................................689 Business Reasons for Data Protection 690 Technical Reasons for Data Protection 693 Backup and Archive 696 What Needs to Be Backed Up? 698 What Needs to Be Archived? 698 Examples of Backup and Archive 700 Can Open-Source Backup Do the Job? 701 Disaster Recovery 704 Everything Starts with the Business 705 Storage Security 711 Conclusion 713 Index.................................................................715 Table of Contents
adam_txt	Titel: Backup and recovery Autor: Preston, W. Curtis Jahr: 2007 Table of Contents Preface . xv Part I. Introduction 1. The Philosophy of Backup. 3 Champagne Backup on a Beer Budget 3 Why Should I Read This Book? 4 Why Back Up? 8 Wax On, Wax Off: Finding a Balance 11 2. Backing It All Up. 16 Don't Skip This Chapter! 16 Deciding Why You Are Backing Up 18 Deciding What to Back Up 19 Deciding When to Back Up 27 Deciding How to Back Up 34 Storing Your Backups 43 Testing Your Backups 47 Monitoring Your Backups 48 Following Proper Development Procedures 50 Unrelated Miscellanea 51 Good Luck 55 Part II. Open-Source Backup Utilities 3. Basic Backup and Recovery Utilities.59 An Overview 59 Backing Up and Restoring with ntbackup 65 Using System Restore in Windows 67 Backing Up with the dump Utility 70 Restoring with the restore Utility 82 Limitations of dump and restore 91 Features to Check For 92 Backing Up and Restoring with the cpio Utility 93 Backing Up and Restoring with the tar Utility 104 Backing Up and Restoring with the dd Utility 111 Using rsync 114 Backing Up and Restoring with the ditto Utility 118 Comparing tar, cpio, and dump 121 Using ssh or rsh as a Conduit Between Systems 123 4. Amanda.125 Summary of Important Features 128 Configuring Amanda 139 Backing Up Clients via NFS or Samba 143 Amanda Recovery 145 Community and Support Options 146 Future Plans 147 5. BackupPC.148 BackupPC Features 148 How BackupPC Works 149 Installation How-To 151 Starting BackupPC 156 Per-Client Configuration 157 The BackupPC Community 157 The Future of BackupPC 158 viii \| Table of Contents 6. Bacula .159 Bacula Architecture 159 Bacula Features 163 An Example Configuration 166 Advanced Features 172 Future Directions 176 7. Open-Source Near-CDP.179 rsync with Snapshots 180 rsnapshot 191 rdiff-backup 195 Part III. Commercial Backup 8. Commercial Backup Utilities .203 What to Look For 204 Full Support of Your Platforms 205 Backup of Raw Partitions 206 Backup of Very Large Filesystems and Files 207 Aggressive Requirements 208 Simultaneous Backup of Many Clients to One Drive 218 Disk-to-Disk-to-Tape Backup 219 Simultaneous Backup of One Client to Many Drives 220 Data Requiring Special Treatment 222 Storage Management Features 224 Reduction in Network Traffic 231 Support of a Standard or Custom Backup Format 234 Ease of Administration 237 Security 240 Ease of Recovery 241 Protection of the Backup Index 242 Robustness 244 Automation 245 Volume Verification 246 Cost 247 Vendor 247 Final Thoughts 248 Table of Contents 9. Backup Hardware.249 Decision Factors 249 Using Backup Hardware 258 Tape Drives 261 Optical Drives 273 Automated Backup Hardware 278 Disk Targets 280 Part IV. Bare-Metal Recovery 10. Solaris Bare-Metal Recovery .297 Using Flash Archive 297 Preparing for an Interactive Restore 301 Setup of a Noninteractive Restore 307 Final Thoughts 313 11. Linux and Windows.315 How It Works 316 The Steps in Theory 321 Assumptions 326 Alt-Boot Full Image Method 326 Alt-Boot Partition Image Method 329 Live Method 331 Alt-Boot Filesystem Method 334 Automate Bare-Metal Recovery with G4L 337 Commercial Solutions 339 12. HP-UX Bare-Metal Recovery.340 System Recovery with Ignite-UX 340 Planning for Ignite-UX Archive Storage and Recovery 347 Implementation Example 353 System Cloning 360 Security 361 System Recovery and Disk Mirroring 362 13. AIX Bare-Metal Recovery .363 IBM's mksysb and savevg Utilities 363 Backing Up with mksysb 368 Table of Contents Setting Up NIM 374 savevg Operations 376 Verifying a mksysb or savevg Backup 376 Restoring an AIX System with mksysb .377 System Cloning 378 14. Mac OS X Bare-Metal Recovery .380 How It Works 380 A Sample Bare-Metal Recovery 382 Part V. Database Backup 15. Backing Up Databases.391 Can It Be Done? 392 Confusion: The Mysteries of Database Architecture 393 The Muck Stops Here: Databases in Plain English 393 What's the Big Deal? 394 Database Structure 395 An Overview of a Page Change 407 ACID Compliance 409 What Can Happen to an RDBMS? 409 Backing Up an RDBMS 410 Restoring an RDBMS 417 Documentation and Testing 420 Unique Database Requirements 421 16. Oracle Backup and Recovery .422 Two Backup Methods 422 Oracle Architecture 424 Physical Backups Without rman 436 Physical Backups with rman 443 Flashback 449 Managing the Archived Redo Logs 450 Recovering Oracle 451 Logical Backups 486 A Broken Record 488 Table of Contents 17. Sybase Backup and Recovery. 489 Sybase Architecture 490 The Power User's View 493 The DBA's View 496 Protecting Your Database 503 Backup Automation Through Scripting 510 Physical Backups with a Storage Manager 515 Recovering Your Database 516 Common Sybase Procedures 518 Sybase Recovery Procedure 523 18. IBM DB2BackupandRecovery . 531 DB2 Architecture 532 The backup, restore, rollforward, and recover Commands 541 Recovering Your Database 553 19. SQL Server. 562 Overview of SQL Server 563 The Power User's View 564 The DBA's View 568 Backups 573 Logical (Table-Level) Backups 586 Restore and Recovery 586 20. Exchange. 594 Exchange Architecture 594 Storage Groups 597 Backup 602 Using ntbackup to Back Up 608 Restore 613 Excha nge Restore 616 21. Postg reSQL . 628 PostgreSQL Architecture 628 Backu p and Recovery 632 Point- in-Time Recovery 636 xii \| Table of Contents 22. MySQL .640 MySQL Architecture 641 MySQL Backup and Recovery Methodologies 646 Part VI. Potpourri 23. VMware and Miscellanea .659 Backing Up VMware Servers 659 Volatile Filesystems 664 Demystifying dump 668 How Do I Read This Volume? 676 Gigabit Ethernet 685 Disk Recovery Companies 686 Yesterday 686 Trust Me About the Backups 687 24. It's All About Data Protection.689 Business Reasons for Data Protection 690 Technical Reasons for Data Protection 693 Backup and Archive 696 What Needs to Be Backed Up? 698 What Needs to Be Archived? 698 Examples of Backup and Archive 700 Can Open-Source Backup Do the Job? 701 Disaster Recovery 704 Everything Starts with the Business 705 Storage Security 711 Conclusion 713 Index.715 Table of Contents
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