Windows Azure Hyper-V Recovery Manager
Anil Malkani
Agenda
Business continuity challenges
Introducing Windows Azure Hyper-V Recovery Manager
How it works
When to choose Windows Azure Hyper-V Recovery Manager
Next steps
Business continuity challenges
Costs of protecting applications
Need to remotely monitor services
Complexity of recovery processes
Some workloads go unprotected
Introducing Windows Azure Hyper-V Recovery Manager
Protects vital workloads running in your private cloud by replicating virtual machines to a secondary site• Monitors the health of System Center
Virtual Machine Manager clouds
• Orchestrates the quick recovery of virtual machines at your secondary site
• Automates replication protection with in-box technologies and cloud-based recovery plans
Windows Azure Hyper-V Recovery Manager
Continuous health monitoring
• Continuously and remotely monitors application availability
• Only Virtual Machine Manager servers communicate directly with Windows Azure
Orchestrated recovery
• Orchestrates orderly recovery of virtual machines that compose multi-tier services
• Offers customizable recovery plans
• Simplifies recovery plan testing
Automated protection
• Delivers on-going replication of virtual machines
• Integrates with Hyper-V Replica and System Center Virtual Machine Manager technologies
• Workload data remains in your network
How it works: configure Sign up
Create a recovery plan
Site A
System Center Virtual MachineManager
AD
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System Center Virtual MachineManager
Site B
How it works: create recovery plan
Hyper-V Replica replicates virtual
machines
Health monitorin
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Create a recovery plan
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plan
Site A
System Center Virtual MachineManager
AD
SQLExch
Configure
System Center Virtual MachineManager
Site B
How it works: recover from datacenter failure
Create a recovery plan
System Center Virtual MachineManager
Site B
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plan
Orchestrates recovery of services
in theevent of an outage
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Flexible configuration options
• Recovery plans are stored in Windows Azure
• Select clouds to protect
• Customize network mapping
• Automatically enable replication of virtual machines
• Test recovery plans
• Monitor services
Proxy
Secure communicationDatacenter
Hyper-V Recovery Manager
Http
Only System Center Virtual Machine Manager communicates
with Windows Azure
1. Proxy support 2. Need only to
configure outbound http
SC Virtual Machine Manager
Encryption of all communications to Hyper-V Recovery Manager
When to choose Windows Azure Hyper-V Recovery Manager
If you:
Have a secondary site available
Use System Center Virtual Machine Manager
Have currently unprotected workloads
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Can benefit from reducing the impact of planned downtime at your primary data center
Why choose Windows Azure Hyper-V Recovery Manager?Hyper-V Recovery Manager protects important services by coordinating the replication of applications and orchestrating their recovery
Provides continuous remote monitoring of services
Delivers orchestrated recovery of workloads
Automates replication of virtual machines
• Sign up for a Windows Azure account.
• Enable Hyper-V Recovery Manager.
• Register your System Center Virtual Machine Manager servers.
• Configure the service.
Hyper-V Recovery Manager charges per VM per year, and you are billed monthly.
How to buy
Next steps
Sign up
Discover
Explore
Windows Azure Subscriptionwww.windowsazure.com
Configure protection and recovery of private cloudswww.windowsazure.com/en-us/manage/services/recovery-services/
Recovery Services on Windows Azurewww.windowsazure.com/en-us/home/features/recovery-services/
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