1. Disaster Recovery Solutions
EMS Overview
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Disaster Recovery Solutions
Michael Hacker Azure Specialist – SLG Central blog.mikehacker.net
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2. Agenda Challenges of Disaster Recovery
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Agenda
Challenges of Disaster Recovery
Overview of Microsoft’s Solution
Azure Backup
Azure Site Recovery
StorSimple
Next Steps
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Disaster Recovery Challenges Impact of data growth on disaster recovery
Business continuity
Roadblock
Complexity of protecting data and applications
Too much data—often with insufficient protection
Long data-retention requirements
Time-intensive media management
Untested disaster recovery and decreasing recovery confidence
Higher costs as data size and number of virtual machines increase
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4. The time to address disaster recovery protection is now
64% of respondents surveyed say that their organization's disaster recovery (DR) budget is inadequate and underfunded
More than 60% report that they do not have a fully documented disaster recovery plan, and among the minority that does, 23% of respondents have never tested those plans
78% of respondents have experienced outages of critical applications, and of that group, 63% say that losses ranged from $50,000 to over $5M
Of the respondents who have experienced outages, approximately 28% say their organization lost datacenter functionality for up to weeks at a time
Data points from The Disaster Recovery Preparedness Council’s 2014 Annual Benchmark Study.

5. Using Microsoft Azure for Data and Solution Protection
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Using Microsoft Azure for Data and Solution Protection
Data Protect
Microsoft Azure Backup
Cloud based folder and file backup solution
Integrates with Microsoft Data Protection Manager
Can backup files on both Windows Server and Windows Client OS
Solution Protection
Microsoft Azure Site Recovery
Datacenter to Datacenter replication
Datacenter to Azure replication
Supports Physical and Virtual (Hyper-V / VMWare)
Hybrid Storage
Microsoft StorSimple
Hardware based solution that expands storage using Microsoft Azure.
Transparent to end user and applications.
Data deduplication and encryption
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6. Microsoft Azure Backup

7. Store, backup, recover your data
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Store, backup, recover your data
Microsoft Azure Backup
Backup datacenter data to Windows using System Center Data Protection Manager
Backup and recover files/folders from Windows Server 2012 SP1
Your On-Premises Datacenter
Benefits
Reliable offsite data protection
Simple, familiar, integrated
Efficient backup and recovery
Easy set up
Windows Server 2012
Windows Server 2012 Essentials
Windows Server 2008 R2 (SP1)
System Center 2012 DPM SP1
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8. Store, backup, recover Microsoft SQL Server
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Store, backup, recover
Microsoft SQL Server
Backup and restore database to the cloud
Direct URL backup
to Azure Storage
Restore in Azure Virtual Machine
SQL Server Management Studio
Reliable off-site data backup for SQL images
Easily restore databases using VMs
Benefits
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9. Microsoft Azure Site Recovery

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Safeguard your applications On-premises to on-premises protection with Azure Site Recovery
Microsoft Azure Site Recovery
Communication channel
Replication channel: Hyper-V Replica or SAN replication
Primary site
Windows Server
Recovery site
Microsoft Azure Site Recovery
Download InMage Scout
Replication and orchestration channel: InMage replication
Primary site
VMware/ Physical
Recovery site
VMware
InMage Scout
Automated VM protection and replication
Remote health monitoring
Customizable recovery plans
Integration with available investments
No-impact recovery plan testing
Orchestrated recovery of tiered applications
Key features include:
Support for heterogeneous environments
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Safeguard your applications On-premises to Microsoft Azure protection with Azure Site Recovery
Orchestration and replication
Microsoft Azure Site Recovery
Primary site
Windows Server
Orchestration and replication
Microsoft Azure Site Recovery
Primary site
VMware/ Physical
InMage Scout
2015
Use Azure as your disaster recovery site
Automated VM protection and replication
Remote health monitoring
Customizable recovery plans
No-impact recovery plan testing
Orchestrated recovery of tiered applications
Key features include:
Support for heterogeneous environments
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Azure Site Recovery One solution for multiple infrastructures | Positioning
SOURCE HOST
TARGET
REPLICATION
AVAILABILITY
MICROSOFT
Hyper-V (2012 or 2012 R2)
Inbox Hyper-V Replica
Today
Hyper-V (2012 R2)
Microsoft Azure
SAN replication
October (Preview)
Hyper-V (2012)
Future
Hyper-V (2008 or 2008 R2)
Hyper-V or Azure
InMage Scout
OTHER
VMware or physical
VMware
InMage Scout
Today
Microsoft Azure
Future
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13. Microsoft StorSimple

14. Storage Challenges Are Broad
Equipment Sprawl
Data Growth & Footprint
Data Management Complexity
Backup Issues
Untested Disaster Recovery
Primary
Storage
Archival Storage
Disk-based Backup Storage
Tape Infrastructure & Management
Replicated Storage for DR
Offsite Facility for
Geo-resilience
Storage Today = Complex & Expensive

15. Hybrid Cloud Storage Can Help…
StorSimple + Windows Azure = 60–80% Lower TCO
Enterprise SAN Storage
Automated Cloud-as-a-Tier
Thin, Reduced Snapshots
Cloud Snapshots
Recover from Cloud to any DC
Primary
Storage
Archival Storage
Disk-based Backup Storage
Tape Infrastructure & Management
Replicated Storage for DR
Offsite Facility for
Geo-resilience
Storage Today = Complex & Expensive

16. Hybrid Cloud Storage: Windows Azure + StorSimple
Connects Windows Servers to Windows Azure Storage in Minutes with No Application Modification
Application Servers
Benefits
Consolidates primary, archive, backup, DR thru seamless integration with Azure
Cloud Snapshots = revolutionary speed, simplicity and reliability for backup and recovery
Reduces enterprise storage TCO by 60–80%
StorSimple CiS
Most Active Data on SSD
SAS Local Tier
Speed of SSD/SAN + Elasticity of Cloud
Azure Storage
Inactive Data + Backup Copies in Cloud
Learn more: microsoft.com/storsimple

17. Focused StorSimple Applications & Workloads
Target Use Cases
File Share
CIFS
NFS
File servers
NAS
SharePoint
Business intelligence
Collaboration
Content & records management
Archives
EMR/PACS
Legal
Construction
Media
Engineering
Logs, records
VMs
Regional office storage
VM sprawl
VM archives
CapEx, OpEx of traditional storage
Data grows exponentially (50–60% Annually)
Cloud Storage
Capacity
However, most I/O happens to “working set” data
Local Storage
Time

18. Summary

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Microsoft solutions Breadth and depth solutions for business continuity and disaster recovery
Protect your data
Simplified protection with
Windows Server Backup (WSB)
Centralized backup with System Center Data Protection Manager (DPM)
Integration of WSB/DPM with Microsoft Azure Backup 2
Microsoft Azure
Safeguard your applications
Orchestrated physical, Hyper-V and VMware virtual-machine replication and recovery using Azure Site Recovery, between on-premises locations, or between on-premises and Microsoft Azure 3 }
Maintain availability
Hyper-V Failover Clustering for VM Resilience
Hyper-V Guest Clustering for app- level HA, i.e. SQL Server AlwaysOn FCI 1
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21. Disaster Recovery Solutions
EMS Overview
4/16/2017
Disaster Recovery Solutions
Michael Hacker Azure Specialist – SLG Central blog.mikehacker.net
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22. EMS Overview
4/16/2017
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