Microsoft Business Continuity Solutions: Azure Site Recovery

Nick Smith, Datacenter SpecialistMicrosoft | State and Local Government

Kevin Sullivan, Disaster Recovery TSPMicrosoft | US Incubation

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Agenda

4 Summary and Q/A

3 Architecture, Use Cases

2 What is Azure Site Recovery?

1Review: Microsoft Business Continuity and Disaster Solutions

Microsoft Business Continuity Solutions

Business Continuity Solutions Have Not Kept PaceManaging siloed products across physical, virtual and cloud infrastructure can marginalize gains in elasticity & automation from virtual infrastructure & cloudPhysical +

VirtualPhysical Hybrid

CloudCloud

On premises – built & managed infrastructure

Cloud – flexible, remote infrastructure

Microsoft Provides Solutions Across All Four Scenarios

Microsoft business continuity solutionBreadth & depth solutions for business continuity &

disaster recovery

Hyper-V FailoverClustering for VM Resilience

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

2}Centralized backup

with Data Protection Manager

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Simplified protection with Windows Server

Backup

3

Integration of WSB/DPM with Microsoft Azure

Backup5

Orchestrated Physical,Hyper-V & VMware VMReplication & Recovery usingAzure Site Recovery

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Orchestrated Physical, Hyper-V & VMware VM Replication & Recovery into Microsoft Azure with Azure Site Recovery

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We interrupt this presentation to kickoff a

Test Failover

What is Azure Site Recovery?

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

Automated orchestration of recovery into Azure

Remote health monitoring

Manage on premises infrastructure alongside

Wide range of hypervisor support including Hyper-V, VMware

Unified user interface shows both physical and virtual assets

assets in Azure and private cloud

Seamlessly replicate and

protect assets in Azure and the private cloud

Virtual

Hybrid CloudCloud

Physical

Safeguard your applicationsOn-premises to on-premises protection with Azure Site Recovery

Microsoft Azure Site Recovery

Communication channel

Replication channel:

Hyper-V Replica or SAN replication

Primarysite

Windows

Server

Recovery site

Windows

Server

Microsoft Azure Site Recovery

Download InMage Scout

Replication and orchestration

channel: InMage replication

Primary site

VMware/

Physical

Recovery site VMwar

e

InMage Scout

InMage Scout

Key features include:

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

Support for heterogeneous environments

Orchestrationand replication

Microsoft Azure Site Recovery

Enterprise & HSP primary

siteWindows Server

Safeguard your applicationsOn-premises to Microsoft Azure protection with Azure Site Recovery

Orchestrationand replication

Microsoft Azure Site Recovery

Enterprise, SMB &

HSP primary

site

VMware/Physical

InMage Scout

2015

Key features include:

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

Support for heterogeneous environments

New: Replication into Azure for SMBs and remote branch offices without System Center

Orchestrationand replication

Microsoft Azure Site Recovery

SMB & branch

primary site

Windows Server

New!

Use Cases and Architecture

Common Use Cases

Migration

Replicate to Azure, validate the deployment, application behaviors, etc. disconnect from on premise.

Testing / StagingMirror Production deployments to Azure.

Use the DR copy as a Testing/Staging environment.

Unplanned FailoverProcess focused Orchestrated Disaster Recovery.

Planned FailoverWhen you have time to initiate and execute a failover in a controlled manner.

DEMO

Primary Location(On-Premises/Service

Provider)

Source: VMware vSphere VMs& Physical Servers

Architecture Current and Coming Soon

ProcessServer

Azure

Target: Azure VMs

ConfigServer

MasterTarget

InMage Scout Data

Channel

Monitoring/Orchestration

Microsoft Azure Site Recovery

Monitoring/Orchestration

Process Server – Used for Caching,Compression & Encryption

Config Server – Used for Centralized Management of InMage Scout

Master Target – Used as a repository & for retention

Azure Site RecoveryAvailability

SOURCE HOST TARGET PRODUCT AVAILABILITY

MICROSOFT

Hyper-V (2012 or 2012 R2)

Hyper-V (2012 or 2012 R2)

ASR with Hyper-V Replica

Today

Hyper-V (2012 R2) Hyper-V (2012 R2) ASR with SAN Replication Preview

Hyper-V (2012 R2) Microsoft AzureASR with Hyper-V Replica

Today

Hyper-V (2012) Microsoft Azure ASR with Hyper-V Replica Future

Hyper-V (2008 or 2008 R2)

Hyper-V or Azure ASR with InMage Future

SOURCE HOST TARGET PRODUCT AVAILABILITY

OTHER

VMware or Physical VMware ASR with InMage Today

VMware or Physical Microsoft Azure ASR with InMage Future

A Single DR solution which works across platforms (Hyper-V, VMWare, Physical) across clouds (public, private and service provider) and

across workloads to provide a range of RTO/RPO using multiple channels (Replica, Scout, SAN etc.).

Azure Site Recovery

Heterogeneous

Workload Aware

Hybrid Solution

Availability onDemand

Long-Term Retention

99+

Cloud Backup

Recovery

Analytics

Cloud Bursting

Cloud Migration

DevTest

Availability on DemandEmpower your business with Azure cloud services

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