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2. Business Continuity with System Center
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Business Continuity with System Center
Mike Resseler Robert Hedblom
EMEA Microsoft Evangelist MVP
Veeam Lumagate
IM-B315
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3. Agenda Introduction: What & Why Business Continuity
Different Methods, an overview
Backup to the Cloud
Using Replica’s

4. Business Continuity is the activity performed by an organization to ensure that critical business functions will be available to everybody that must have access to those functions. BC is not something implemented at the time of a disaster. (Full definition: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Business_continuity)

5. Service Level Agreements, Disaster Recovery, Policies, Regulation, Supporting your Business…

6. COST

7. Different Methods: an overview

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Modern Datacenters & Private Clouds are:
Highly Resilient
Highly Automated
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9. Backup to the Cloud

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DPM Backup to the Cloud
Online Snapshots
Disk-Based
Backup
Cloud Backup
Active Directory
Data Protection Manager
Up to
Every 15 minutes
Disaster Recovery
with offsite replication and tape
Data Protection Manager
Tape-Based
Backup
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11. Setup Robert Hedblom 4/7/2019 8:09 PM
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12. Challenges Security / Compliance YOU ARE SAFE! Control
Can US governement get access to my data?
What happens if the cloud gets hacked
What happens if a cloud operations person wants to misuse my data?
Can Steve B. get access to my data?
YOU ARE SAFE!
Always encrypted
Private Key is NOT in the cloud
Control
You can control the location of your data

13. Challenges (con’td)
Networking
Compression
Network Throttling

14. Demo Backup to Azure: Configuration 4/7/2019 8:09 PM
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15. Network & Recovery Robert Hedblom 4/7/2019 8:09 PM
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16. Unsupported Scenario’s
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Unsupported Scenario’s
No central console monitoring
Not from a secondary DPM server
No deduped volumes protection
Unsupported File Types:
Hard links, reparse points, encrypted & compressed, encrypted and sparse, compressed stream, sparse stream
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17. Demo Restore from Azure 4/7/2019 8:09 PM
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18. Using Replica’s

19. Relevance of Hyper-V Replica
Hyper-V & Failover Clustering:
Availability within datacenter
Hyper-V Replica:
Availability across datacenter
Site A
Site B

20. Overview Inbox Replication DR Scenarios Application Agnostic
Storage Agnostic
Affordable
Easy to manage
Flexible

21. Asynchronous Replication
Replica VM
Primary VM
Log File
Log File
Primary
Host
Replica
Host

22. Flexible Deployment Replication between two data centers
Hoster’s Data Center
Customer 1
Customer 2
Head
Office
Branch Office
Replication between two data centers
Replication between SMB to hoster

23. Demo Replica: Setup 4/7/2019 8:09 PM
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24. DR Scenarios Testing DR plan Site Maintenance Impending Disaster
Sudden Disaster

25. Planned Failover Shutdown Primary VM Send Last Log Failover Replica VM
Testing DR or site maintenance or impending disaster
Zero data loss but some downtime
Efficient reverse replication
Shutdown Primary VM
Send Last Log
Failover Replica VM
Reverse Replication
Site B
Site A
Ongoing replication

26. Demo Replica: Planned Failover 4/7/2019 8:09 PM
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27. Test Failover Non-disruptive testing of workload – zero downtime
Test any recovery point
Pre-configure isolated network
Site A
Site B

28. Network Configuration
Primary XX
Replica
VM Connectivity on Replica
Vswitch creation and assignment
VLAN tagging
VM identity in a different subnet
Inject static IP address
Auto assignment via DHCP
Preserve IP address via Network Virtualization
VM Name Resolution
Update DNS records to reflect new IP address XX
Client
Server Name
IP Address
SQLVM XX
Server Name
IP Address
SQLVM XX

29. Test Failover Possible Setup
Primary
Server AD
Exchange
Outlook
Production
Network
Test
Network
Replica AD
Test AD
Replica Exchange
Test Exchange
Replica Outlook
Test Outlook
Replica
Server

30. Network Capacity Capacity planning is critical
Estimate rate of data change
Estimate for peak usage and effective network bandwidth
1.5Mbps, 20ms latency, 1% packet loss

31. Network Throttling
Use Windows Server 2012 QoS to throttle replication traffic
Throttling based on the destination subnet
New-NetQosPolicy “Replication Traffic to /8” –DestinationAddress /8 –MinBandwidthWeightAction 40
Throttling based on the destination port
New-NetQosPolicy “Replication Traffic to 8080” –DestinationPort 8080 –ThrottleRateActionBytesPerSecond

32. Network Utilization Replicating multiple VMs in parallel
Higher concurrency leads to resource contention and latency
Lower concurrency leads to underutilizing
Manage initial replication through scheduling
Manage delta replication
Network bandwidth
Ideal number of parallel transfers
1.5 Mbps, 100ms, 1% packet loss
3 (Default)
300 Mbps, 10ms, 1% packet loss 10

33. Server Impact Impact on primary server Impact on replica server
Storage space: Proportional to writes in the VM
Storage IOPS on ~ 1.5 times write IOPS
Impact on replica server
Storage space: Proportional to the write-churn
Each additional recovery point ~10% of the base VHD size
Storage IOPS: 0.6 times write IOPS to receive and convert
3-5 times write IOPS to receive, apply, merge for additional recovery points
Memory ~50MB per replicating VHD
CPU impact <3%

34. PowerShell Use PowerShell to manage and automate your replica’s
Get-command –Module Hyper-V | where {$_.Name –like “*replication*”}
Get-command –Module Hyper-V | where {$_.Name – like “*failover*”}

35. Demo Replica: PowerShell 4/7/2019 8:09 PM
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