Designing a Site Recovery Strategy on Microsoft Azure
Microsoft Azure Site Recovery is essential for your business continuity strategies. This course will guide you through the design and implementation considerations you should keep in mind when planning to deploy Azure Site Recovery.
What you'll learn
Utilizing the Microsoft Azure platform is key to having efficient business continuity strategies by designing and deploying Azure Site Recovery. In this course, Designing a Site Recovery Strategy on Microsoft Azure, you'll learn how to design and implement a Site Recovery solution using the Microsoft Azure platform. First, you'll explore some common replication scenarios and how to determine storage, networking, and capacity planning requirements. Next, you'll discover how to enable replication for physical and virtual machines. Finally, you'll delve into performing failover and failback operations to enable business continuity. By the end of this course, you'll have the necessary knowledge to efficiently design and implement your own Site Recovery and business continuity strategy utilizing the Microsoft Azure platform.
Table of contents
- Introduction, Course and Module Overview 2m
- How the Site Recovery Service Works 5m
- Replicating Azure Virtual Machines 4m
- Demo: Creating a Recovery Services Vault and Enabling Protection for an Azure VM 6m
- Demo: Reviewing Logs, Replication Health and Target Resources 7m
- Replicating VMware and Physical Servers 7m
- Replicating Hyper-V Virtual Machines 7m
- Leveraging Existing HA/DR Options 1m
- Working with the ASR Deployment Planner 4m
- Module Review and What's Next! 1m
- Introduction, Course and Module Overview 1m
- Overview of Site Recovery Infrastructure 3m
- Demo: Overview of Site Recovery Infrastructure 11m
- Capacity Planning Considerations 6m
- Working with Replication Policies 2m
- Configuring Your Site Recovery Infrastructure 1m
- Demo: Registering Server Infrastructure with Your Vault 4m
- Demo: Configuring a Replication Policy 2m
- Demo: Enabling Virtual Machine Protection 5m
- Demo: Exploring Replication Status and Health 5m
- Module Review and What's Next! 1m
- Introduction, Course and Module Overview 1m
- Demo: Identifying Supported Regions 2m
- Replication Requirements for Azure Virtual Machines 3m
- Replication Requirements for VMware and Physical Servers 2m
- Replication Requirements for Hyper-V 1m
- Identifying Supported Workloads 1m
- Module Review and What's Next! 1m
- Introduction, Course and Module Overview 1m
- Running a Disaster Recovery Drill 2m
- Demo: Running a Disaster Recovery Drill 5m
- Working with Recovery Plans 2m
- Demo: Working with Recovery Plans 3m
- Adding Automation Scripts to Recovery Plans 1m
- Demo: Adding Automation Scripts to Recovery Plans 3m
- Planning Failover and Failback 4m
- Demo: Failing over Azure VMs Between Regions 4m
- Demo: Failover Hyper-V On-Premises VMs into Azure 4m
- Demo: Failback Hyper-V From Azure to On-Premises 3m
- Module Review and Thank You! 1m
About the author
Anthony is a Senior Principal Field Solution Architect at Pure Storage as well as a Pluralsight Author, a Microsoft Data Platform MVP, Linux Expert, and Corporate Problem Solver. Anthony designs solutions, deploys the technology, and provides expertise on business system performance, architecture, and security. Anthony has a Bachelors and Masters in Computer Science with research publications in high performance/low latency data access algorithms and spatial database systems.