1. Microsoft Operations Management Suite Site Recovery
Name
Title, Group
Microsoft

2. Ideologies for shifting investments
Simplicity
Speed
Flexibility
Connects to existing tools
Custom solutions and data
Traditional and modern cloud
Easy-to-use dashboards
Reduced management infrastructure
Cohesive solutions
Setup within minutes
Faster troubleshooting
Real-time innovation

3. Straddling two worlds: challenges for modern management
AND
Cloud model is geared for speed
Developers have a critical business role
Micro-services and modern apps create new complexity
The server is no longer the center point
Application data is business data
Traditional systems still require traditional management

4. AZURE, AWS, PRIVATE CLOUDS
Modern IT investments S I
COST
POLICY
SUBSCRIPTION
DEVOPS TOOLING
PACKAGING
GOVERN
BUILD
SECURE
DETECT
PREVENT
ORCHESTRATION
PATCHING
WINDOWS, LINUX
AZURE, AWS, PRIVATE CLOUDS
CONFIG
CONFIG MONITORING
PROTECT
MONITOR
BACKUP
RECOVERY
ANALYTICS
DISCOVERY
ALERTS

5. Microsoft hybrid IT management
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Microsoft hybrid IT management
Simplified guest and workload management, both on-premises and in the cloud
VMware
WINDOWS
LINUX
HYPER-V
Public cloud
Azure or AWS
Private or hosted third-party cloud,
Rackspace, etc.
VMware
WINDOWS
LINUX
HYPER-V
Microsoft
Operations Management Suite
On-premises with System Center
WINDOWS
LINUX
HYPER-V
VMWare
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6. Operations Management Suite
WPC 2015
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Operations Management Suite
Any cloud
Security
Visibility
Microsoft Hybrid Management
Key Scenarios
Insight and Analytics
Configuration and Automation
Application Management
Security
Backup
Site Recovery
Protection
Control
System Center
On-premises
Any platform
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7. Site Recovery Any cloud Any platform WPC 2015 5/9/2018 5:37 AM
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8. Causes of IT “disasters”
Operational failures
Natural disasters
Human-caused events
Other
43%
31%
16%
15%
13%
Slide Goal: Review and establish the business continuity challenges organizations face.
Its important to establish the causes or downtime. Most associate the need for DR is when “disaster” strikes, i.e. superstorm sandy, Katrina, SF earthquakes, etc.
In reality, most causes of down time are due to operational failures.
12%
10% 9% 4% 5% 3% 1% 1% 1% 1%
IT hardware failure
Network failure
IT software failure
Hurricane
Flood
Winter storm
Fire
Earthquake
Human error
Malicious outsider
Malicious insider
Chemical spill
Terrorism
Other
Power failure
Source: Forrester “The State of Business Technology Resiliency Q2 2014”, May 12, 2014

9. Common challenges
Difficult to protect complex environments and applications
Extensive recovery times result in loss of revenue
Testing DR policies can become disruptive to production workloads
Protecting an entire environment can be costly
Slide Goal: Review and establish the DR challenges organizations face.
Protecting Windows, Linux, VMware, Hyper-V typically requires multiple solutions. Companies leaving some systems unprotected is a normal occurrence
Not all solutions provide n-tier application aware replication, so replication can often be a burden that take longer than expected.
Even if using AWS, customers still are required to maintain that subscription. This usually also means having to manage a subscription for the cloud provider and DR service. This cane create some pain during initial setup, performing recoveries, receiving support and paying the bills.
Having a solution isn’t enough if it cant recover an environment in a sufficient amount of time.

10. Overcome challenges Protection of any platform, regardless of location
Certified support for Microsoft and third-party applications
Class-leading RPO and RTO
Test DR plans without impacting your business
Protect critical and lower tier applications at lower costs
What do businesses need in a product to overcome these challenges?
A solution that can:
Protect their entire infrastructure, Windows and Linux, regardless if they are physical machines or virtual (Hyper-V or VMware)
Can provide application consistent protection for all their applications
Provide recovery points and times that can meet their business needs
Free up resources and reduce CAPEX and OPEX
Be able to verify their DR capabilities by testing them without impacting

11. Site Recovery
Beyond DR
Why Microsoft

12. OMS Site Recovery technology
SaaS-based disaster recovery
With OMS, customers can leverage the technology offered by Site Recovery to over come the challenges of Disaster recovery.
Automated replication and policy-based protection
One-click orchestrated recovery
Seamless integration with Azure services
Remote health monitoring
Multi-tier, application-consistent recoveries
No-impact DR testing

13. Communication and replication
Simplified deployment
Quick and easy
Recovery on your terms
SaaS-based offering
Communication and replication
Replication channel
Setting up Site Recovery is much simpler then other products in the market. Aside from setting up on premises components, all of the management, agent deployment (VMware only) and setup are all configured from the Azure portal, giving customers the flexibility to access their DR plan.

14. Enterprise-grade protection
Customizable policies
Application aware
Multi-VM consistency
OMS Site Recovery gives customers the flexibility they need in protecting different parts of their datacenter. Critical applications can be with more stringent requirements can be set to have lower RPO and longer retention, while lower tier applications can be a little more relaxed.
Site Recovery’s replication uses application consistent snapshots to ensure application health when recovering both single and multi-tier applications. Additionally, Multi-VM consistency is available when all of the machines in the protection group are running the same workload. All machines will be recovered to the same data point. This is available whether you're replicating VMware VMs, or Windows/Linux physical servers.

15. Test without impact Non-disruptive testing Verify recovery plans
Gain peace of mind
Many solutions available in the market make it difficult for customers to test their DR plans. By not testing a DR plan regularly, companies may find it difficult to perform an actual failover (recovery) of their workloads. One of the key advantages Site Recovery has is its non-disruptive testing, meaning it will not disrupt the continuous replication of business critical applications to the secondary site.
Testing recovery plans more often, leads to successful recovery when the time comes to recover a business to be fully operational. By testing and knowing their DR plan works, customers will have peace of mind.

16. Extend your solution Utilize integrated Azure services
Add automated scripting using Automation
Connect via ExpressRoute
As a disaster recovery solution born in Azure, ASR can leverage the services of other services available in Azure. Key is automation, another pillar of OMS, enables customers to automate predefined or custom scripts to run anywhere during or post recovery.
Connecting to ExpressRoute can remove traditional blockers in networking when sending massive amounts of data to Azure, Disaster Recovery is a perfect example, as moving TBs of data when pushing the initial data to Azure, or when performing a failback, post disaster.

17. Site Recovery Beyond DR Why Microsoft
As we continue, we want the customer to think beyond using OMS and Azure as strictly a DR solution, a solution you only use when there is downtime, as it can do much more then that.

18. Seamless migration no matter the source
Migrate individual applications or entire datacenters
Leverage Azure’s hyper-scale model
Auto convert AWS, VMware, and other workloads
Creating new VMs and applications in Azure is a relatively easy process. Moving existing workloads is another story. Site Recovery enables one-click migrations of heterogeneous environments, doing so with near seamless cutover, reducing the impact on production users.
Migrate applications from multiple environments - VMware, Hyper-V, physical and Amazon Web Services
Gateway to leverage Azure’s hyper-scale model offering improvement in management of customer infrastructure
Reduce the burden IT has with aging infrastructure by drastically reducing both capital and operational expenditures when shutting down on premises workloads once they are moved to Azure
Same replication as Disaster Recovery: so if the customers has already replicated the data over for DR, and want to migrate, they can do so without replicating data again.

19. Built for testing Spin up test environments at a moment’s notice
Certify upgrades and patches
Reduce IT management costs
Azure’s hyper-scale model, with near limitless compute and storage are a perfect match for customer’s highly varied DevTest needs. Customers can test replicated copies of their production workloads in Azure, without impacting production users, or test new versions of applications while maintaining updated production data. Once the updates have been validated within the test environment, customers can seamlessly migrate them into production and with a single click, shut down the test environment.

20. Beyond DR
Why Microsoft
Site Recovery

21. Unlocks Azure Services
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Why DR using OMS + Azure?
Single provider
Simplicity
Hybrid design
Unlocks Azure Services
Slide Goal: Reestablish why using Azure for a DR location is the most ideal beyond the cost saving.
Single Provider: Microsoft certifies its applications will work with Site Recovery and within Azure. Single vendor to pay and receive support from.
Heterogeneity: Leverage one solution for a mixes environment where multiple solutions would normally be required.
Hybrid: Replicating workloads to Azure and spinning them there temporarily or permanently can help any company with their goals of offloading to the cloud.
Skies the limit: Once in Azure, customers can leverage many of the empowering solutions offered by Microsoft.
Leverage a native, first-party disaster recovery solution from Azure, a trusted cloud service provider
Support heterogeneous environments—Hyper-V, VMware, Windows, Linux, and physical servers—with Azure’s cross-platform functionality
Quickly achieve a hybrid strategy by replicating on- premises workloads to Azure
OMS’s availability solutions provide a direct path to the cloud, unlocking the innovation it delivers
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22. Next steps
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Find documentation related to Site Recovery

23. © 2016 Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved
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The information herein is for informational purposes only and represents the current view of Microsoft Corporation as of the date of this presentation. Because Microsoft must respond to changing market conditions, it should not be interpreted to be a commitment on the part of Microsoft, and Microsoft cannot guarantee the accuracy of any information provided after the date of this presentation. MICROSOFT MAKES NO WARRANTIES, EXPRESS, IMPLIED OR STATUTORY, AS TO THE INFORMATION IN THIS PRESENTATION.

24. Appendix

25. Supported applications
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Supported applications
Workload
Hyper-V
VMware
Site-to-site
Site-to-Azure
AD, DNS Infrastructure
Web Apps
IIS
SQL
SCOM
SharePoint
SAP*
Exchange**
Remote Desktop/VDI
Linux (OS and apps)
Dynamics AX
CRM
COMING SOON
Oracle***
Windows File Server
Supported and certified by workload team
Supported – tested by Microsoft
*SAP site-to-Azure for un-clustered setups
**Exchange 2013 non-DAG setups
***Oracle Stand-alone – Oracle Data Guard based solution coming soon
Microsoft is the only company that can claim that Microsoft applications are supported and certified by the teams that have built them. For third party applications that Microsoft does not build, the Site Recovery team has extensively test them to ensure they work properly, so customers don’t encounter issues when recovering them.
(Excluding Horizon)
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26. VMware site-to-site (Scout)
Customer 1 Source: VMware VMs and physical servers
Your datacenter
Customer 1
Customer 2
Microsoft Azure Site Recovery
Customer 2 Source: VMware VMs and physical servers
Data channel
Process server
Used for caching, compression, and encryption
Config server
Used for centralized management
Master target
Used as a repository and for retention
Mobility service
In-guest lightweight mobility service. Captures all data writes from memory

27. VMware site-to-Azure Process server Config server Mobility service
Customer 1 Source: VMware VMs and physical servers
Azure
Customer 1
Customer 2
Microsoft Azure Site Recovery
Customer 2 Source: VMware VMs and physical servers
Data channel
Process server
Used for caching, compression, and encryption
Config server
Used for centralized management
Mobility service
In-guest lightweight mobility service. Captures all data writes from memory

28. Hyper-V site-to-site SCVMM Config server Master target Hyper-V replica
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Hyper-V site-to-site
Customer 1 Source: VMware VMs and physical servers
Your datacenter
Microsoft Azure Site Recovery
Microsoft Azure Site Recovery
Customer 2 Source: VMware VMs and physical servers
Customer 1
Customer 2
Data channel
SCVMM
Coordinates management with ASR
Config server
Used for centralized management
Master target
Used as a repository and for retention
Hyper-V replica
Host-level replication software
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29. Hyper-V site-to-Azure
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Hyper-V site-to-Azure
Customer 1 Source: VMware VMs and physical servers
Azure
Microsoft Azure Site Recovery
Customer 2 Source: VMware VMs and physical servers
Customer 1
Customer 2
Data channel
SCVMM
Coordinates management with ASR
Config server
Used for centralized management
Master target
Used as a repository and for retention
Hyper-V replica
Host-level replication software
© 2013 Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved. Microsoft, Windows, and other product names are or may be registered trademarks and/or trademarks in the U.S. and/or other countries. The information herein is for informational purposes only and represents the current view of Microsoft Corporation as of the date of this presentation. Because Microsoft must respond to changing market conditions, it should not be interpreted to be a commitment on the part of Microsoft, and Microsoft cannot guarantee the accuracy of any information provided after the date of this presentation. MICROSOFT MAKES NO WARRANTIES, EXPRESS, IMPLIED OR STATUTORY, AS TO THE INFORMATION IN THIS PRESENTATION.