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Addressing storage challenges with StorSimple
Storage Today Microsoft Azure StorSimple
Primary Storage Manage Lower storage data growth costs
Archival Storage StorSimple
Disk-based Backup
Simplify data Remote Replication Increase business protection and agility disaster recovery Tape backup and DR
Reduce storage costs by 40-60% iSCSI Internet Microsoft Azure
StorSimple Virtual Thin Instant Predictable Appliance
Location independent recovery from cloud snapshot Cloud Snapshots
Periodic VSS consistent cloud snapshots of production data Production Data Production Data
Datacenter-1 Datacenter-2
How Microsoft Azure Backup works ?
1. Sign up
2. Install agent
4. Back up encrypted data
5. Recover to the same or a different server System Center DPM Server Enterprises with System Center • Requirements Retain backup data for 35 years Eliminate the need of a secondary DPM server Role in the head office Eliminate the Tape infrastructure in the Head office • Solutions After UR5 , Azure offers 99 Years for LTR • Issues During the Deployment Backup fails with 0x07F26,
• FIX/Workaround Increase the scratch space for MARS to use 10 % instead 5 % • • Solutions Restore the existing data on tape to Disk using backup software Create DPM / MARS Protection to Azure Use Offline Seeding tool to copy from the staging disk to the export disk Send disk(s) to Azure • Requirements Staging Location ( Data will be copied from DPM to Staging location) Azure Publish Settings Azure Powershell Get-AzurePublishSettingsFile Valid Azure ID Azure Portal Settings Azure Storage account Azure Portal Storage Azure Storage Container Azure Portal Storage Container Azure Storage Key Azure Portal Storage “StorageName” Manage Access Keys Copy Primary Access Key • Requirements Azure Import/Export Tool BitLocker Source Files (from step1) Destination Disk 3.5 inch Azure Storage Container Name (from step1) Azure Portal Storage Container Azure Storage Key (from step1) • Requirements Azure import Job Name from step1 JRN File from step 2 Carrier information (Account number, Tracking Number)
Integration of WSB/DPM with Microsoft Azure Backup 5
Orchestrated Physical, Hyper-V & VMware VM Replication & Recovery 6 using Azure Site Recovery, between Hyper-V Guest Clustering for app- on-premises locations, or between on- 2 level HA, i.e. SQL Server AlwaysOn FCI premises & Microsoft Azure
Centralized backup with Data Protection Manager 4
1 Hyper-V Failover Simplified protection with Clustering for VM Windows Server Backup 3 Resilience Azure Site Recovery: Year So Far…
On-premises to On-premises protection GA January 2014
Microsoft Azure Site Recovery Azure Site Recovery: DR
Communication Channel Orchestration between on-premises Hyper-V Sites Replication channel: Hyper-V Replica, SQL Windows AlwaysOn Windows Server Server Primary Recovery Site Site Azure Site Recovery: Year So Far…
On-premises to On-premises protection GA July 2014
Microsoft Azure Site Recovery Azure Site Recovery: DR Download Scout Orchestration between
InMage InMage Scout Replication Scout on-premises VMware Sites channel: InMage Replication with InMage
Physical/ VMWare VMWare Primary Recovery Site Site Azure Site Recovery: Year So Far…
Protect to Azure GA October 2014
Microsoft Azure Site Recovery Azure Site Recovery: DR
Orchestration and Replication: Orchestration between Hyper-V Replica, SQL AlwaysOn on-premises and Microsoft Azure Windows Server
Primary Site Azure Site Recovery with SAN Replication
On-premises to On-premises protection Public Preview Nov 2014
Microsoft Azure Site Recovery Public Preview of Azure
Communication Channel Site Recovery with SAN Replication Support
Windows Windows Server Server SAN Replication
Primary Recovery Site Site VMAX EMC With Preview VNX & VNX/e NetApp With Preview FAS (8.2 C-MODE) HP With Preview 3PAR HDS In Development VSP Fujitsu In Development Eternus Dell In Development Compellent Huawei In Development OceanStor IBM In Development XIV Protect VMware VMs to Azure
Protect to Azure 2015
Microsoft Azure Site Recovery Use ASR and InMage
Orchestration and Replication: Scout to replicate physical InMage Scout
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Primary Site Protect Single Hyper-V Server to Azure
Protect to Azure 2015
Microsoft Azure Site Recovery Use ASR to replicate
Orchestration and Replication: Hyper-V Server Virtual
Hyper-V Machines to Azure without Replica VMM HyperWndows-V Server
Primary Site Azure Site Recovery On-premises to Azure protection (Site-to-Azure)
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Orchestration Download Channel InMage Scout Orchestration Orchestration and Replication: and Replication: 2015 Hyper-V Replica, InMage Scout SQL AlwaysOn Orchestration InMage and InMage InMage Scout Scout Scout Replication Replication channel: channels: InMage Scout Primary Recovery Primary Recovery Primary Primary Hyper-V Replica, Site Site Site Site Site Site SQL AlwaysOn, VMware / VMware / Hyper-V Hyper-V VMware / Hyper-V SAN Physical Physical Physical Key features include:
Automated VM protection and replication No-impact recovery plan testing Orchestrated recovery when needed Remote health monitoring Customizable recovery plans Replicate to – and recover in – Azure Near zero RPO Minimal RTO – few minutes to hours Heterogeneous physical and virtual support