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The document discusses business continuity and disaster recovery strategies using Microsoft technologies. It covers implementing backups with Windows Server Backup and Data Protection Manager, disaster recovery of Hyper-V virtual machines using Hyper-V Replica and Azure Site Recovery, and other Microsoft solutions for centralized backup and replication.

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Azure Backup

The document discusses business continuity and disaster recovery strategies using Microsoft technologies. It covers implementing backups with Windows Server Backup and Data Protection Manager, disaster recovery of Hyper-V virtual machines using Hyper-V Replica and Azure Site Recovery, and other Microsoft solutions for centralized backup and replication.

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Business Continuity

&
Disaster Recovery
My Profile

Mr. Wisit Thongphoo


Senior IT Consultant/Trainer/IT Columnist
MVP-System Center Cloud and Datacenter
Management
MCSA, MCSE: Private Cloud, MCT
ITIL Foundation
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Agenda
• Data Protection Overview
• Implementing Windows Server Backup
• Implementing Server and Data Recovery
• Implementing Disaster Recovery
Microsoft Solutions
Breadth & depth solutions for business continuity & disaster recovery
Integration of WSB/DPM
with Microsoft Azure Backup
Orchestrated Hyper-V VM Replication
& Recovery into Microsoft Azure with
Azure Site Recovery

Centralized backup with


Data Protection Manager
} Hyper-V Guest Clustering for app-
level HA, i.e. SQL Server AlwaysOn FCI

Orchestrated VM
Replication & Recovery
using Azure Site Recovery
(Including VMware & Physical)
Hyper-V Failover
Simplified protection with Clustering for VM
Windows Server Backup Resilience
Data Protection Overview
• Identifying Recovery Requirements
• What Are Service Level Agreements?
• Overview of Enterprise Data Protection Strategies
• Mitigation Strategies
• Best Practices When Implementing a Data Protection Strategy
Overview of Enterprise Data
Protection Strategies
You need strategies for recovering:
• Data
• Services
• Servers
• Sites
• Offsite backups
What Is Windows Server Backup?
You can use Windows Server Backup to:
• Back up full server (all volumes)
• Back up selected volumes
• Back up selected items
• Perform a bare-metal recovery
• Perform a system state
• Back up individual files and folders
• Exclude selected files or file types during backup
• Select from more storage locations for the backup
Planning Backup Capacity
When planning for backup capacity, consider the following:
• Space requirements for a Full Backup
• Space requirements for an Incremental Backup
• Amount of time required to back up
• Backup Frequency
• Backup Retention
Microsoft Azure Backup
Simple and reliable server backup to the cloud

Reliable offsite data A simple and integrated Efficient backup and


protection solution recovery

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When to choose
Microsoft Azure Backup
Already using System Center Data Protection
Manager?
Microsoft Azure Backup integrates easily.

Small business or branch office?


Microsoft Azure Backup integrates with the
in-box Windows Server backup tool or you
can download the free Windows Azure
Backup Tool.

Suitable for any workload.


Azure Backup Pricing
What Is Microsoft Azure Backup?
Microsoft Azure Backup features include:
 Simple configuration and management
 Block-level incremental backups
 Data compression, Encryption, and Throttling
 Data Integrity verified in the cloud
 Configurable Retention Policies for storing data in the Cloud

Back up
120 Days retention with a daily
backup schedule
120 Weeks retention with a
weekly backup schedule
9-Year retention with a
monthly backup schedule
Restoring with
Microsoft Azure Backup
When restoring files by using Microsoft Azure Online
Backup, perform the following steps:
1. Select the server

2. Locate the files you want to recover from backup

3. Choose the restore location

4. Select an option for copy creation Restore


What Is System Center 2012 R2
Data Protection Manager?
DPM:
• Allows you to centralize backups
• Offers 15-minute snapshots of servers and clients
• Can store backup data on SANs and export to tape
• Can back up remote sites
• Can be used as part of a backup-to-cloud strategy
• Supports Microsoft Products
Orchestrated Disaster Recovery
for Hyper-V VMs, between on-premises locations & Microsoft Azure

Microsoft Azure Microsoft Azure


Site Recovery Site Recovery

Communication Channel
Communication
and Replication

Replication channel:
Hyper-V Replica

Windows Primary Recovery Windows Primary Windows


Server Site Site Server Site Server

Key features include:


Automated VM protection and replication No-impact recovery plan testing
Remote health monitoring Orchestrated recovery when
needed
Customizable recovery plans
Hyper-V Replica
Primary site Replica site
Replicate Hyper-V VMs from a
primary to a replica site
• Affordable in-box business continuity and
disaster recovery
R2
• Configurable replication frequencies of 30
seconds, 5 minutes and 15 minutes P1 P2 Replicate over R1 R3
WAN link
• Secure replication across network
• Agnostic of hardware on either site
SMB file share SAN
• No need for other virtual machine Hyper-V role and tools Hyper-V role and tools
replication technologies Hyper-V Hyper-V PS Hyper-V Hyper-V PS
cmdlets integrated UI cmdlets integrated UI
• Automatic handling of live migration
Send/receive
• Simpler configuration and management replica traffic
Hyper-V Management Module tracks Hyper-V Management Module
and replicates changes for each receives and applies the changes to
virtual machine the replica virtual machine
Hyper-V Replica Extended Replication

Replicate to third location for Primary site Replica site Disaster recovery site
extra level of resiliency
• Once a VM has been successfully
replicated to the replica site, replica
can be replicated to a third location
• Chained replication
P1 R1 DR1
• Extended Replica contents match the
original replication contents
• Extended Replica replication frequencies
can differ from original replica
• Useful for scenarios such as SMB ->
service provider -> service provider
disaster recovery site
Microsoft Azure Site Recovery (ASR)
Use Microsoft Azure Site Recovery to protect virtual machines that run on Hyper-V hosts that are in System
Center Virtual Machine Manager clouds and standalone Hyper-V infrastructures. You can configure:

On premises to Microsoft Azure protection

• Replicate on-premises virtual machines that are on Hyper-V host servers in Virtual Machine Manager
clouds to Microsoft Azure. You configure and enable protection settings in Microsoft Azure Site
Recovery vaults. Virtual machine data is replicated from the on-premises Hyper-V server to Microsoft
Azure storage

On-premises to on-premises protection

• Replicate virtual machines that are on Hyper-V host servers in Virtual Machine Manager clouds from
one on-premises site to another. You configure and enable protection settings in Microsoft Azure Site
Recovery vaults. Virtual machine data is replicated from one on-premises Hyper-V server to another.
Microsoft Azure Site Recovery simply orchestrates the process
Heterogeneous Disaster Recovery
for VMware vSphere-based VMs & Physical Servers with InMage Scout

Microsoft Azure
Site Recovery

Download InMage Scout

Replication channel:
InMage Scout

VMware/ Primary Recovery VMware/


Physical Site Site Physical

InMage Scout Supports VMware vSphere as target


for replication & recovery
Guest-based replication for flexibility
Ideal for enterprises & service
Supports VMware vSphere & Physical providers with existing VMware
Servers as the source of replication investments

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