Data duplication system and backup method
AssigneeHitachi, Ltd.
InventorsShunsuke Nishiyama, Kenichi Oyamada, Hiroki Mera, Goro Kazama
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AssigneeHitachi, Ltd.
InventorsShunsuke Nishiyama, Kenichi Oyamada, Hiroki Mera, Goro Kazama
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The data duplication system comprises a first storage device having a first data protection area for storing backup images of multiple generations of a first volume for data read/write by an external device. The first data protection area is inaccessible to the external device. A second storage device coupled to the first storage device. The first storage device creates a second volume for storing a backup image of a particular generation of the plurality of generations of backup images stored in the first data protection area. The second storage device creates a third volume for storing the copy data, and a virtual volume that is mapped to the second volume of the first storage device. The second storage stores the backup data of a specific generation stored in the second volume in the third volume via the virtual volume by forming a pair that copies the data in the virtual volume and the third volume.
A data duplication system comprising:
A data duplication system comprising;
A backup method for a data replication system comprising a first storage having a first volume for reading and writing data by an external device, and a first data protection area for storing backup images of multiple generations of the first volume and the first data protection area cannot be accessed by external devices, a second storage being coupled to the first storage, the method comprising the steps of:
A backup method for a data replication system comprising a first storage having a first volume for reading and writing data by an external device, and a first data protection area for storing backup images of multiple generations of the first volume and that cannot be accessed by external devices the method comprising the steps of:
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