Business Continuity and the Microsoft Cloud 4/22/2019 8:28 AM Business Continuity and the Microsoft Cloud Robert Hedblom MVP Cloud and Datacenter Management Cloud and Solution Principal Architect Business Continuity Professional © Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved. MICROSOFT MAKES NO WARRANTIES, EXPRESS, IMPLIED OR STATUTORY, AS TO THE INFORMATION IN THIS PRESENTATION.

What is Business Continuity? Business Continuity is an activity Business Continuity is implemented BEFORE the disaster.

The three layers of Business Continuity… Operations & Management Technology Business Services

Backup, Disaster Recovery and High Availability Resiliency Cost / Complexity RPO / RTO Backup Disaster Recovery High Availability RTO >> 0 RTO > 0 RTO = 0 Considerations: Application data Application data Configuration data Runbooks Capacity Application data Capacity Design work Best For: Data deletion Data corruption Legal, Governance & Compliance Protection for unplanned failures Don’t want to re-architect for HA Don’t want the cost of HA Large scale failures Mission critical apps New apps Localized failures

Workloads drive BC tool choices SQL SQL  Azure Azure Site Recovery with SQL Always-ON Azure Backup File and Folder Windows Backup Azure Backup Server System Center Data Protection Manager System State / BMR Windows Backup Feature Active Directory  Azure Exchange Windows Backup DPM Exchange DAGs and Dumpster V2 SharePoint Central Admin / Management Shell System Center Data Protection Manager Azure IaaS Azure Backup Azure Site Recovery Hyper-V / VMware

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