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#CONTINUITY ACTIVATION TOOL PATCH WINDOWS#
Which I surely recommend you when using Windows Server products in your on-premises environment.Ĭlick on the title to get forwarded in the article: In this article, I’ll go through the different concepts of Business Continuity when u use Microsoft Azure as Cloud platform. See below an example of how Availability Zones work when using a Azure Load Balancer and Public IP as external switch. For some business is this way too far and they’re already satisfied when they’ve a separate environment as stand-by, therefore know that Azure can provide that option as well! More later on in this article on this topic… With Azure ASR, you can replicate to other datacenters in other regions around the globe – just as extra safety layer – in case of a big disaster, such as an earthquake or nuclear attack, which’ll effect the complete region for example. It provides a failover replication mechanism that is easy to configure with RTO (Recovery Time Objectives) times as low as 15 minutes. Azure Site Recovery is the Disaster Recovery As-a-Service solution that can provide Business Continuity as well as easy migration path to run your infrastructure in Azure. What about Disaster Recovery? The Azure Cloud is the largest – most feature rich – Cloud platform, which gives you plenty of (easy) possibilities to provide those things, therefore you’ll still need configure them yourself (or automated). It offers the protection of your applications and data from datacenter failures, meaning that if your primary Azure datacenter location is down, another datacenter is standing by in the same region and will take over the workloads without any downtime. This was the trigger to create this blog and share my insights on Business Continuity within Microsoft Azure. We all want to reach that 99.99% SLA – uptime, right? With Availability Zones – Business Continuity in Azure gains in possibilities which provides an extra layer of redundancy for better resiliency and high availability for individual workloads. Last week, Microsoft released the Availability Zones in GA, which means that it is now ready and supported for production usage. “He who fails to plan is planning to fail” – Benjamin Franklin
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