1. 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
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3. What is Business Continuity?
Business Continuity is an activity
Business Continuity is implemented BEFORE the disaster.

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

5. 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

6. 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

7. Let’s start

8. Q&A

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