2. Business Continuity and DR
Alexandre Brisebois
Azure Technical Solutions Professional
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3. 4/17/2017
Business continuity challenges Impact of data growth on business continuity
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. Business continuity challenges Bypassing the obstacles
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Business continuity challenges Bypassing the obstacles
Business continuity
Roadblock
Roadblock
Automate, automate, automate
Protecting data and applications is complex
Too much data—often with insufficient protection
Integrate solutions which scale with data and VMs
Increase breadth and depth of protection
Long data retention requirements
Time-intensive media management
Eliminate media management
Implement testable solutions
Untested DR and decreasing recovery confidence
Achieve cost and operations stability
Costs scale with data size and number of VMs
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5. Minimize Downtime & Data Loss
RPO | RTO Explained
Tape Backup
Near CDP
Synchronous
Azure
Tape
Snap Shot
CDP
CDP
deduplication
Secs
Mins
Hours
Days
Weeks
Recovery Point Objective (RPO)
Recovery Time Objective (RTO)
Data Lost
Time Required To Resume
Minimize Downtime & Data Loss

6. Hybrid Cloud DR Solution
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Hybrid Cloud DR Solution
Site to Site
Disaster Recovery
Disaster Recovery
In Azure
DRaaS
Migration to
Azure
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7. Azure Site Recovery One solution, multiple infrastructures Virtual
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Azure Site Recovery
One solution, multiple infrastructures
Site to Site protection of physical assets
Wide range of Windows and Linux operating systems supported
Storage agnostic
Wide range of hypervisor support including Hyper-V, VMware
Virtual
Hybrid Cloud
Cloud
Physical
Unified user interface shows both physical and virtual assets
Automated orchestration of recovery into Azure
Remote health monitoring
Manage on premises infrastructure alongside
assets in Azure and private cloud
Seamlessly replicate and
protect assets in Azure and the private cloud
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8. Our Technology Block Level 2 Tier - Host Offload Architecture
Asynchronous
Continuous Data Protection (CDP)
Application Consistent
Server and Storage Agnostic
2 Tier - Host Offload Architecture
Network Based
WAN Optimization
Encryption

9. On-premises to On-premises protection (Site-to-Site)
Azure Site Recovery
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One solution for multiple infrastructures
On-premises to Azure protection (Site-to-Azure)
On-premises to On-premises protection (Site-to-Site)
Microsoft Azure Site Recovery
Orchestration
Replication
Primary Site
Hyper-V
Recovery Site
Orchestration and Replication
VMware / Physical
InMage Scout
Orchestration and Replication
Microsoft Azure Site Recovery
Primary Site
InMage Scout
Hyper-V
Download Scout
NEW
VMware / Physical
VMware / Physical
Key features include:
Automated VM protection and replication
Remote health monitoring
Near zero RPO
No-impact recovery plan testing
Customizable recovery plans
Minimal RTO – few minutes to hours
Orchestrated recovery when needed
Replicate to – and recover in – Azure
Heterogeneous physical and virtual support
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Orchestrated disaster recovery Across on-premises, service provider locations or both
Microsoft Azure Site Recovery
Communication Channel
Replication channel: Hyper-V Replica
Windows Server
Enterprise / HSP Primary site
Enterprise / HSP Recovery site
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11. Microsoft Azure Site Recovery How it works: Initial configuration
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Microsoft Azure Site Recovery How it works: Initial configuration
1. Sign up
Primary site
System Center
Virtual Machine
Manager
3. Copy registration key to SCVMM servers & install ASR Provider
4. VMM Metadata pushed to Azure Site Recovery, outbound, over HTTPS
2. Create recovery vault and generate registration key
System Center
Virtual Machine
Manager
Secondary site
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12. 4/17/2017
Microsoft Azure Site Recovery How it works: Configuring protection and map networks
Primary site AD
SQL
LOB
System Center
Virtual Machine
Manager
7. Configure protection of clouds
5. On primary site, create clouds and add VMs
9. Map VM networks from primary to secondary
8. Continuous health monitoring
6. On secondary site, create corresponding recovery clouds
System Center
Virtual Machine
Manager
Secondary site
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13. 4/17/2017
Microsoft Azure Site Recovery How it works: Configuring protection of clouds and networks
Virtual Machine Manager clouds: A cloud presents an abstracted view of pooled resources, and can be accessed through self-service.
Clouds are also a container object for site recovery, containing the VMs that you want to protect.
Cloud configuration: Configuration of replication settings is streamlined, and includes setting frequency, recovery points, VSS-snapshot integration, compression, and initial replication.
Map virtual machine networks: Mapping between virtual machine networks on source and target VMM servers to ensure correct connectivity on failover.
Where virtual machines use static IPs and primary and secondary sites have different IP ranges, Azure Site Recovery integrates with VMM to automatically inject a new static IP address into the virtual machine upon failover.
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14. Microsoft Azure Site Recovery How it works: Finalizing protection
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Microsoft Azure Site Recovery How it works: Finalizing protection
Primary site
10. Enable virtual machine protection in VMM or in Azure portal AD
System Center
Virtual Machine
Manager
SQL
LOB
11. Azure Site Recovery selects a suitable host that meets requirements and starts replication using the Hyper-V Replica engine
System Center
Virtual Machine
Manager
Secondary site AD
SQL
LOB
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15. Microsoft Azure Site Recovery How it works: Finalizing protection
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Microsoft Azure Site Recovery How it works: Finalizing protection
Enable virtual machine protection: Use the Azure portal, VMM GUI or Windows PowerShell to enable virtual machine protection within configured clouds.
Sample PowerShell script:
$cloud = Get-SCCloud -Name “CloudName” Get-SCVirtualMachine -Cloud $cloud | where {$_.IsDRProtectionRequired -eq $false} | Set-SCVirtualMachine –DRProtectionRequired $true -RecoveryPointObjective “TimeInSeconds”
Replication initiates: Azure Site Recovery automatically configures Hyper-V Replica for the selected virtual machines, across your protected and recovery clouds.
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16. Microsoft Azure Site Recovery Hyper-V Replica—replication engine
4/17/2017
Microsoft Azure Site Recovery Hyper-V Replica—replication engine
Integrated software-based VM replication: VM replication capabilities built into Windows Server R2 Hyper-V.
Configurable replication frequencies of 30 seconds, 5 minutes and 15 minutes.
Secure replication across network, by using certificates.
Flexible solution, agnostic of network, server and storage hardware on either site.
No need for other virtual machine replication technologies, reducing costs.
Automatic handling of live migration.
Simple configuration and management—either through Hyper-V Manager, Windows PowerShell, or with Azure Site Recovery.
Once replicated, changes replicated on chosen frequency
Once Hyper-V Replica is enabled, VMs begin replication
Upon site failure, VMs can be started on secondary site
Primary site
Secondary site
Replicated changes
Initial replica
CSV on block storage
SMB Share file-based storage
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17. Microsoft Azure Site Recovery How it works: Recovery plans
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Microsoft Azure Site Recovery How it works: Recovery plans
Primary site AD
System Center
Virtual Machine
Manager
SQL
LOB
12. Create recovery plan
System Center
Virtual Machine
Manager
Secondary site AD
SQL
LOB
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18. 4/17/2017
Microsoft Azure Site Recovery Orchestrated recovery using recovery plans
Orchestrated steps for recovery: Recovery plans help automate the orderly recovery in the event of a site outage at the primary datacenter.
Recovery Plans consist of a series of groups that contain a list of protected virtual machines. The order the VMs fail over is determined by the group they are within. VMs within a particular group fail over in parallel.
Recovery plans typically model an application that needs to start up, or failover, in a particular order.
Script integration: Scripts can be added, to run before or after a specific group in a recovery plan. Scripts could also allow integration with SQL Server AlwaysOn fail over between sites.
Manual actions: Manual actions can also be added, to run before or after a selected group. These require some form of physical interaction by a particular user before recovery plan continues.
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19. Microsoft Azure Site Recovery How it works: Executing recovery plans
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Microsoft Azure Site Recovery How it works: Executing recovery plans
Primary site
System Center
Virtual Machine
Manager AD
SQL
LOB AD
SQL
LOB
13. Execute recovery plan
16. When reverse replication completes, a planned failover returns active VMs to the primary site
15. When primary site is back online, execute a reverse replication
14. Azure Site Recovery orchestrates VMs starting on secondary site
System Center
Virtual Machine
Manager
Secondary site AD
SQL
LOB AD
SQL
LOB
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20. Microsoft Azure Site Recovery Executing recovery plans
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Microsoft Azure Site Recovery Executing recovery plans
Test failover: Verify that your recovery plan and virtual machine failover strategy are working as expected.
Simulates your failover and recovery mechanism into isolated networks, that you define, or that can be created automatically.
Unplanned failover: Run an unplanned failover when a primary site experiences an unexpected incident, such as a power outage.
Planned failover: Perform a complete failover and recovery of virtual machines in your recovery plans in a proactive, planned manner.
Applies non-replicated changes to the replica virtual machine with no data loss, before bringing the VM online in the secondary site.
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21. Orchestrated disaster recovery for Hyper-V VMs, between on-premises
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Orchestrated disaster recovery for Hyper-V VMs, between on-premises
and Microsoft Azure
Microsoft Azure Site Recovery
Communication channel
Replication channel: Hyper-V Replica or SAN replication
Primary site
Windows Server
Recovery site
Communication and replication
Microsoft Azure Site Recovery
Enterprise / HSP Primary site
Windows Server
Communication and replication
Microsoft Azure Site Recovery
SMB & Branch Primary site
Windows Server
New!
Automated VM protection and replication
Remote health monitoring
Customizable recovery plans
No-impact recovery plan testing
Orchestrated recovery of tiered applications
New: Replication into Azure for SMBs and remote branch offices without System Center
Key features include:
Use Azure as your disaster recovery site
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22. 4/17/2017
Heterogeneous disaster recovery for VMware vSphere VMs and physical servers with InMage Scout
Microsoft Azure Site Recovery
Download InMage Scout
Replication and orchestration channel: InMage Replication
Primary site
VMware/Physical
Recovery site
VMware
InMage Scout
InMage Scout:
OS-based replication for flexibility
Supports VMware vSphere and physical servers as the source of replication
Supports VMware vSphere as target for replication and recovery
Ideal for enterprises and service providers that already have VMware investments
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23. 4/17/2017
Heterogeneous disaster recovery for VMware vSphere VMs and physical servers with InMage Scout
Microsoft Azure Site Recovery
Download InMage Scout
Download InMage Scout
Config Server
Process Server
Source: VMware vSphere VMs and physical servers
InMage Scout data channel
Master Target
Target: VMware vSphere VMs
Contoso primary location (On-premises or service provider)
Contoso secondary location (On-premises or service provider)
Process Server – Used for caching, compression and encryption
Config Server – Used for centralized management of InMage Scout
Master Target – Used as a repository and for retention
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24. 4/17/2017
Heterogeneous disaster recovery Into Microsoft Azure with Azure Site Recovery and InMage Scout
Microsoft Azure Site Recovery
Download InMage Scout
Replication channel: InMage Scout
Primary site
VMware
Physical
Recovery site
Orchestration and replication
Microsoft Azure Site Recovery
Primary site
VMware Physical
InMage Scout
2015
InMage Scout to Azure
OS-based replication for flexibility
Supports VMware vSphere and Physical Servers as the source of replication
Supports Microsoft Azure as target for replication and recovery
Ideal for enterprises and service providers that already have VMware investments
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25. 4/17/2017
Heterogeneous disaster recovery Into Microsoft Azure with Azure Site Recovery and InMage Scout
Contoso primary location (On-premises or service provider)
Source: VMware vSphere VMs and physical servers
Process Server
Microsoft Azure
InMage Scout data channel
Microsoft Azure Site Recovery
Contoso
Config Server
Master Target
Orchestration
RX Server
Fabrikam primary location (On-premises or service provider)
Source: VMware vSphere VMs and physical servers
Process Server
Fabrikam
Config Server
Master Target
Orchestration
Process Server – Used for caching, compression and encryption
Config Server – Used for centralized management of InMage Scout
Master Target – Used as a repository and for retention
RX Server – Used for multi-tenant management in Azure
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26. Azure Site Recovery One solution for multiple infrastructures
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Azure Site Recovery One solution for multiple infrastructures
Hyper-V to Hyper-V (on-premises) 1
Hyper-V
Replication
Hyper-V to Hyper-V (on-premises) 2
Hyper-V
Replication
SAN
Hyper-V to Microsoft Azure 3
Hyper-V
Microsoft Azure
Replication
VMware or Physical to VMware (on-premises) 4
VMware or Physical
VMware
Replication
VMware or Physical to Microsoft Azure 5
VMware or Physical
Microsoft Azure
Replication
Protect important applications by coordinating the replication and recovery of private clouds across sites. Protect your applications to your own second site, a hoster’s site, or even use Microsoft Azure as your disaster recovery site.
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27. Next steps: Transform your datacenter
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Next steps: Transform your datacenter
Learn more about Microsoft Protection and Site Recovery capabilities
Learn more about Windows Server Backup
Learn more about Microsoft Azure Backup
Learn more about System Center Data Protection Manager
Learn more about Microsoft Azure Site Recovery
Download Windows Server 2012 R2 Evaluation
Download System Center 2012 R2 Evaluation
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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.
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