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Data Disaster PreparednessWebinar

Nico Spence

Chief Marketing OfficerBASIS International Ltd.

mailto:[email protected]

http://www.basis.com/


Overview• Securing the Data with Encryption

Communication Storage

• Separating the Data - Architecture Choices: One tier Two tier Three tier Creative solutions

• Replicating the Data - Clustering solutions Load-balanced servers High-availability servers

• Licensing Considerations Backup Redundant




Protect DataEncrypt Communication

• SSL Industry standard Secure Sockets Layer 128 and 256 bit encryption

• Available between all current BASIS product components

• Socket connection to third party applications Client Server




Protect DataEncrypted Data on Disk

• User-defined password• Industry standard AES (Advanced Encryption

Standard) 128 & 256 bit - configurable• File level

Open verb Mode = CRYPTPASS

• Field level Encrypt function Decrypt function

• ODBC/JDBC enabled



BASIS DBMS – Triggers








One Tier (Monolithic)• PRO/5® (CUI)

Terminal emulator Mapped drive (strongly discouraged)

• Visual PRO/5® (CUI & GUI) Terminal services Citrix Mapped drive (strongly discouraged)

• BBj® (CUI & GUI) Terminal emulator Terminal services Citrix Mapped drive (strongly discouraged)


One Tier

PRO/5

Interpreter,Display,& Data


One Tier

BBj

Display,Interpreter,

& Data


Mapped Drives

• Appropriate usage Shared access to discrete data

Documents Spreadsheets

Optimized for individual access

• Inappropriate usage Multi-user access to data files

Degrades performance Compromised data integrity


DBMS versus Mapped Drive

10,000 record extract, change and re-write• Data server

Single user 51 seconds Additional users at similar speed

• Mapped drive Single user 13 seconds Subsequent users 30 times slower

Data Integrity secured with DBMS


Two Tier (Display/Interpreter-DBMS)• PRO/5 (display/interpreter)

PRO/5 Data Server® (DBMS) BASIS Database (DBMS)

• Visual PRO/5 (display/interpreter) PRO/5 Data Server (DBMS) BASIS Database (DBMS) Third-party Database (RDBMS)

• BBj (display/interpreter) PRO/5 Data Server (DBMS) BASIS Database (DBMS) Third-party Database (RDBMS)


Two Tier

Ethernet

PRO/5 PRO/5 Data Server or BASIS DBMS

Display &Interpreter

Data


Two Tier

Ethernet

Visual PRO/5 PRO/5 Data Server or BASIS DBMS


Data


Two Tier

Ethernet

BBj PRO/5 Data Server or BASIS DBMS


Data


Three Tier(Display-Interpreter-DBMS)• Display

Terminal emulator PRO/5 BBj

Terminal services/Citrix client Visual PRO/5 BBj Client

Java Web Start/applet BBj Thin Client

• Interpreter PRO/5 Visual PRO/5 BBj

• DBMS PRO/5 Data Server BASIS DBMS


Three Tier (PRO/5)

Ethernet

PRO/5 PRO/5 Data Server or BASIS DBMS

Terminal Emulator

Interpreter

Display

Data

Server Server


Three Tier (Visual PRO/5)

Ethernet

Visual PRO/5PRO/5 Data Server or BASIS DBMS

Citrix or Terminal Services

Interpreter

Display

Data

ServerServer


Three Tier (BBj)

Ethernet

BBjPRO/5 Data Server or BASIS DBMS

Terminal Emulator

Interpreter

Display

Data

Server Server

BBj Thin Client

Display

Citrix / Terminal Services

Display


Creative Solutions

• Applet Terminal emulator Terminal services ActiveX control BBj Thin Client

• Web Start BBj Thin Client

link in e-mail link on Web page shortcut on desktop


Comprehensive Deployment

LAN / WAN

Ser

vers

Dis

play

s / C

lient

s

MacIntosh

MacIntosh

`

Windows

DumbTerminal

Linux UNIX

SmartTerminal

`

TerminalEmulator

Windows

WindowsTerminalServer

Citrix

`

Web Browser

`

UNIX

`

Linux

Deployment Architecture


Complex Deployment

*NIX RunningPRO/5

PRO/5 Data ServerBASIS DBMS

BLM

Interpreter & Data

` ` `

`

```

PC Running Citrix / WTS Client

Citrix or Terminal Server Running BBj Interpreter

PC Running Terminal Emulator


Integrated Deployment

L A N / W A N

`

` `

`PCs RunningWebStart or

Web Browser

Dumb Terminals

BBj

Display

Interpreter &Data


Cluster Computing

• High availability Redundant hardware Data integrity

SAN (Storage Area Network) RAID (Redundant Array of Independent Disks)

Failover

• Load balanced


High-Availability Servers

Network

PrimaryBBj

`

`

Primary Heartbeat Channel

Backup Heartbeat Channel

SecondaryBBj

Failover

Failover

Constant File Updates


High-Availability Server & Disk Array

` ` `

Network

ApplicationServer A

ApplicationServer B

Private

Heartbeat

Failover

Failover

Data Data

Shared Disk System


Load-Balanced ServersNetwork

Active RouterAnd

BBj Database

Load Balanced Servers


Fully Redundant SystemNetwork

ActiveRouter

`

`

Primary Heartbeat Channel

Backup Heartbeat Channel

BackupRouter

Failover

Failover

Constant File Updates



High Availability Servers

Raid 5 Disc DrivesRaid 5 Backup

InactiveActiveStorage Area Network

Server Farm


Network PC’s


Licensing

• Backup system Hardware Software License

• Redundant License servers – Triad Hardware Software License


Redundant License Model Multiple License Manager


Summary• Securing the Data with Encryption

Communication Storage

• Separating the Data - Architecture Choices: One tier Two tier Three tier Creative solutions

• Replicating the Data - Clustering solutions Load-balanced servers High-availability servers

• Licensing Considerations Backup Redundant