1. Microsoft Azure P wer Lunch
11/11/2018
Microsoft Azure P wer Lunch
Today’s Topic:
Azure Site Recovery
Date: 9/29/2017
Presented By: Azure Solution Architects from US South Central
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2. Session Agenda Azure Services Updates Today’s Topic: Q & A
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Session Agenda
Azure Services Updates
Today’s Topic:
Azure Site Recovery – Disaster Recovery as a Service
Q & A
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3. Common challenges
Difficult to protect complex environments and applications
Extensive recovery times result in loss of revenue
Testing DR policies can become disruptive to production workloads
Protecting an entire environment can be costly
Slide Goal: Review and establish the DR challenges organizations face.
Protecting Windows, Linux, VMware, Hyper-V typically requires multiple solutions. Companies leaving some systems unprotected is a normal occurrence
Not all solutions provide n-tier application aware replication, so replication can often be a burden that take longer than expected.
Even if using AWS, customers still are required to maintain that subscription. This usually also means having to manage a subscription for the cloud provider and DR service. This cane create some pain during initial setup, performing recoveries, receiving support and paying the bills.
Having a solution isn’t enough if it cant recover an environment in a sufficient amount of time.

4. Overcome challenges Protection of any platform, regardless of location
Certified support for Microsoft and third-party applications
Class-leading RPO and RTO
Test DR plans without impacting your business
Protect critical and lower tier applications at lower costs
What do businesses need in a product to overcome these challenges?
A solution that can:
Protect their entire infrastructure, Windows and Linux, regardless if they are physical machines or virtual (Hyper-V or VMware)
Can provide application consistent protection for all their applications
Provide recovery points and times that can meet their business needs
Free up resources and reduce CAPEX and OPEX
Be able to verify their DR capabilities by testing them without impacting

5. Business continuity strategy
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Business continuity strategy
You need all three
Primary site
Primary site
Secondary site
Original
Backup
DATA
DATA
High availability
Disaster recovery
Backup
When your applications have a catastrophic failure, run a second instance
When your applications have a catastrophic failure, run them in Azure or a secondary datacenter
When your data is corrupted, deleted or lost you can restore it
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6. Azure Site Recovery: The Complete Disaster Recovery Solution
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Azure Site Recovery: The Complete Disaster Recovery Solution
Site to Site
Azure to Azure*
Site to Azure
AWS*
Physical/VMware to VMware
Site Recovery Benefits:
Automated VM level Replication
RPO of seconds and RTO of minutes
No impact DR Drills with Test Failover
Planned and unplanned failover
Orchestrated Recovery Plans for Disaster Recovery
Failback support
Migrate to Azure from anywhere
Create on-demand test copies in Azure
VMware
Hyper-V
Physical
VMM to VMM
Any OS
Windows
Linux
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7. ASR: Multiple Scenarios – One Solution
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ASR: Multiple Scenarios – One Solution
Disaster Recovery | Migration | DevTest
Automated VM level Replication
RPO of seconds and RTO of minutes
No impact DR Drills with Test Failover
Planned and unplanned failover
Orchestrated Recovery Plans for Disaster Recovery
Failback support
Migrate to Azure from anywhere
Create on-demand test copies in Azure
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8. Replication & Migration of workloads
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Heterogeneous Platform Support
Cloud 1st Service
Datacenter Extension
A true Public Cloud DR Service is on-demand, heterogeneous, and automated.
Data Replication forms a constant connection to the Public Cloud. Your data can become usable on demand for Recovery, Testing, or Migration.
Hyper-V & VMware <- - > Azure
Physical - - > Azure*
On-premises < - - > On-premises
Azure < - - > Azure
Migration
Cloud Storage
Virtual Machines
Replication
Physical Servers
Migration with HUB
True Datacenter Extension, Protection, & Portability
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9. Migrate Applications to Azure
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Migrate Applications to Azure
Azure Site Recovery
DR Orchestration
DR Orchestration
DB Tier
IaaS VM
SQL Availability Group
App Tier
Web Tier
ASR Replication
Azure Storage
Active Directory
AD & ASR Replication
IaaS VM
S2S VPN
Primary Site
Azure
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10. Site Recovery Application Support
Active Directory | IIS | RDS/VDI | File Server
Disaster Recovery Solution backed by Microsoft Support for Microsoft Applications
For SA Customers: Zero additional license charge for DR of 1st party workloads
VSS integration, App consistent, Multi-VM consistent replication

11. Key Considerations for Application DR
Recovery Point Objective and Recovery Time Objective
Minimal data loss
Reduce downtime
Network connectivity
Application connectivity post failover
IP management
Load balancers
Application dependencies
Boot order
Application specific configuration

12. ASR with Riverbed 11/11/2018 Data Reduction Average: 72.1% Peak: 99.7%
3.6x capacity increase
LAN Throughput
Total: 95.4 GB
WAN Throughput
Total: 26.6 GB
Source: Microsoft and Riverbed whitepaper:
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13. Resources Azure Home Page Azure Blog Azure Updates Azure Site Recovery
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Resources
Azure Home Page
Azure Blog
Azure Updates
Azure Site Recovery
Azure Site Recovery - Support Matrix
ASR – Deployment Planner (VMware to Azure)
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