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Leveraging SAN Replication for Enterprise Grade Disaster Recovery with Azure Site Recovery and System Center
Abhishek Agrawal, PM Lead, MicrosoftHector Linares, Principal PM, MicrosoftKarsten Bott, Microsoft Evangelist, EMCPavel Lobanov, Reference Architect, NetApp
CDP-B339
Session Objectives and TakeawaysSession Objective(s): Lap around Microsoft’s Business Continuity SolutionsExplain benefits of supporting SAN based replication technology with Azure Site Recovery and VMMPerform Hyper-V VM protection and recovery with storage partner solutions Explain the standards based work that enables this solution
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Lap Around Microsoft’s Business Continuity Solutions
Business Continuity ChallengesApp and Data Growth’s Impact on business continuity
Increasing costs
Too many complications, problems and mistakes
Business Continuit
y
Not enough data retention
Time-intensive media management Roadbloc
k
Untested DR & decreasing recovery confidence
Too much data with insufficient protection
Business Continuity ChallengesBypassing the obstacles
Increasing costs
Too many complications, problems and mistakes
Business Continuit
y
Not enough data retention
Time-intensive media management Roadbloc
k
Untested DR & decreasing recovery confidence
Too much data with insufficient protection
Automate, automate, automate
Tighter integration between systems & availability / data protection
Eliminate tape management
Achieve cost and operations stability
Increase breadth and depth of continuity protection
Implement testable solutions for data recovery
Microsoft SolutionsBreadth & depth solutions for business continuity & disaster recovery
Hyper-V FailoverClustering for VM Resilience
1
Hyper-V Guest Clustering for app-level HA, i.e. SQL Server AlwaysOn FCI
2}Centralized backup
with Data Protection Manager
4
Simplified protection with Windows Server
Backup
3
Integration of WSB/DPM with Microsoft Azure
Backup5
Orchestrated Physical, Hyper-V & VMware VM Replication & Recovery using Azure Site Recovery, between on-premises locations, or between on-premises & Microsoft Azure
6
Azure Site Recovery
Azure Site Recovery: Year So Far…On-premises to On-premises
protection
Microsoft Azure Site Recovery
Communication Channel
Replication channel: Hyper-V
Replica, SQL
AlwaysOn
Primary Site
Windows Server
Recovery Site
Windows Server
GA January 2014
Azure Site Recovery: DR Orchestration between on-premises Hyper-V Sites
Microsoft Azure Site Recovery
Download Scout
Replication channel: InMage
Replication
Primary Site
Physical/
VMWare Recovery Site
VMWare
InMage Scout
InMage Scout
Azure Site Recovery: Year So Far…On-premises to On-premises
protectionGA July 2014
Azure Site Recovery: DR Orchestration between on-premises VMware Sites with InMage
Windows Server
Protect to Azure
Orchestration and Replication: Hyper-V Replica, SQL AlwaysOn
Microsoft Azure Site Recovery
Primary Site
Azure Site Recovery: Year So Far…
GA October 2014
Azure Site Recovery: DR Orchestration between on-premises and Microsoft Azure
Announcing Today
Public Preview Nov 2014
Public Preview of Azure Site Recovery with SAN Replication Support
On-premises to On-premises
protection
Microsoft Azure Site Recovery
Communication Channel
SAN Replication
Primary Site
Recovery Site
Windows Server
Windows Server
Double-click on SAN Replication Support
Hector Linares, Microsoft
Partner Integration
Key Value Propositions
SAN Replication
Take advantage of SAN Replication capabilities provided by enterprise storage partners, across both FC & iSCSI storageSupports asynchronous replication for flexibility or synchronous replication for the lowest RPO/RTO
Full Disaster Recovery orchestration for SAN storageSupport for applications that require DR with shared storage, such as SQL Server, SharePoint, SAP etc.Integrated with Azure Site Recovery for streamlined, consistent experience.
Integration with SAN via SMI-S – VMM will discover and enumerate existing storage.
VMM provides comprehensive SAN management capabilities within console
Introducing ASR with SAN Replication
On-premises to On-premises
protection
Microsoft Azure Site Recovery
Communication Channel
SAN Replication
Primary Site
Recovery Site
Windows Server
Windows Server
Azure Site Recovery with SAN ReplicationStorage PartnersPartner Availability Device
EMC With PreviewVMAX
VNX & VNX/eNetApp With Preview FAS (8.2 C-MODE)
HP With Preview 3PARHDS In Development VSP
Fujitsu In Development EternusDell In Development Compellent
Huawei In Development OceanStorIBM In Development XIV
Supported on System Center 2012 R2 VMM (with UR5 Preview)Public Availability: Mid November 2014
Refresher: Azure Site Recovery Capabilities
Hypervisor Replication
Refresher: ASR with Hyper-V ReplicaSetting it up…Sign up for serviceCreate Recovery VaultInstall DRA pluginPublish VMM cloudsConfigure cloudsPair networksPair classificationsCreate Protected VMAdd VM(s) to Recovery Plan
Compute
VMM
VMM serviceDRA
Azure Site Recovery
WM
I
VMM
VMM serviceDRA
Compute
WM
I
HYPER-V REPLICA
Consistent Azure Site Recovery Capabilities
SAN Replication
SAN Replication Setting it up…Pair SAN endpoints
(=)Install SMI-S Provider (=)Add SMI-S Provider to VMM
(=)Create CSVs (=)Add CSVs to Replication Groups (▲)Add RGs to Cloud
(▲)Sign up for service
(=)Create Recovery Vault (=)Install DRA plugin
(=)Publish VMM clouds (=)Pair clouds (=)Pair networks (=)Pair classifications
(=)Pair storage pools (▲)Start SAN replication (▲)Create Protected VM (=)Add VM(s) to Recovery Plan
(=)
▲ New step = No change
Compute
VMM
VMM serviceDRA
Azure Site Recovery
WM
I
VMM
VMM serviceDRA
Compute
WM
I
HYPER-V REPLICA
Storage
SANSMI-S
Pr
ovid
er
HBA (SAS/FC)
iSCSI
SMAPI
Storage Service
SMAPI
CIM
XML
FC/iS
CSI
Storage
Storage Service
SMAPI
HBA (SAS/FC)
iSCSI
SMAPI
CIM
XML
FC/iS
CSI
SAN
SMI-S
Provider
SAN REPLICATION
HYPER-V REPLICA
DemoConfigure Shared StorageCreate Replication GroupsConfigure Storage MappingEnable Storage ReplicationDeploy VM on Protected Storage
Karsten Bott, EMC
SAN Replication Configuration in Depth
Insight Flexibility Automation
Scalable Provisioning
Standards Based Management
Management of Pools, LUNs, File Shares,
Zones, Zone AliasesStorage Classification
Storage Automation Built in Context
VM, Host, and Cluster Storage Management
Extensive Device Support
SAN, NAS, FC Switch
End to End Discovery and Mapping
Allocation and Assignment
Hybrid Cloud ScenariosStorage Monitoring
and Capacity Trending
Cloud Integrationfor Self-Service
Standards Based Storage Management
Storage Management API (WMI)
SMPBased
Subsystem
SMI-SCompliantSubsystem
StorageSpaces
Enclosure
SMI-SCompliant
NAS
SMI-SCompliantFC Switch
Windows ServerServer Manager
ISV orStorage Vendor
Applications
System CenterVirtual Machine
Manager
CIM Pass Through
Initial Storage DiscoveryConfigure devices for replication (device console)Install SMI-S providerAdd provider to VMM
Discover ComputerSystem
Enumerate
Properties
Enumerate Storage
Pools
Enumerate
Endpoints
Enumerate
Initiators
Storage ProvisioningAdd storage pools to VMM
Enumerate StorageVolume Enumerate SPCs
Storage ProvisioningAllocate storage pools to host groups
Storage ProvisioningAssign storage to Hyper-V clusters
What is a Replication Group?
Primary
Secondary
What is a Replication Group?
Primary
Secondary
Enabling Storage ReplicationAutomated Storage Pairing (RG Storage Pool)
Primary
Secondary
RG RG
L1
L2
L3
L1’
L2’
L3’
Enable ReplicationPair Storage
Enabling Storage ReplicationManual Storage Pairing (RG RG)
Primary
Secondary
RG RGPair Storage + Enable Replication
L1
L2
L3
L1’
L2’
L3’
Workload DeploymentEnable protection in hardware profilePlacement finds suitable cluster
Primary
Secondary
RG RGReplicating
L1
L2
L3
L1’ L2’ L3’
Workload DeploymentVM deployment to protected storage
Primary
Secondary
RG RGReplicating
L1
L2
L3
VM deployed CSVs VM configuration registered
CSVs not exposed to serversVM exists in VMM database Capacity reserved for failover
L1’ L2’ L3’
Workload MigrationEnable protection in migration wizardPlacement finds suitable clusterCreate Recovery Plans for storage protected VMs
Primary
Secondary
RG RGReplicating
L1
L2
L3
L1’ L2’ L3’
Recovery of VM Workloads
DemoAdd VMs/Replication groups to Recovery Plan Planned Failover of Recovery Plan
Pavel Lobanov, NetApp
L1’ L2’ L3’L1’ L2’ L3’
RG RGRG RG
L1
L2
L3
L1
L2
L3
Failover
Workload FailoverPlanned FailoverReverse Replication
Primary
Secondary
Replicating
Synchronized
Synchronizing
Replicating
RG RGRG RG
L1’ L2’ L3’L1’ L2’ L3’L1
L2
L3
L1
L2
L3
Workload FailoverUnplanned Failover
Failover
Primary
Secondary
Replicating
Broken
Synchronizing
L1’ L2’ L3’
Workload FailoverTest Failover
RG RGReplicating
L1
L2
L3
Synchronizing
Snapshot/Clone RG
L1’’
L2’’
L3’’
Primary
Secondary
DemoFailover SQL guest cluster with shared storage
Abhishek Agrawal, Microsoft
Orchestrated Recovery using Recovery Plans
Manual Actions
Script Integration
Orchestrated Steps for RecoveryRecovery 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 failover is determined by the group they are within. VMs within a particular group failover in parallelRecovery plans typically model an application that needs to start up, or failover, in a particular order.
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.
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 failover between sites.
Software Requirements
Software Requirements
VMM UR3VMM UR4
VMM UR5
VMM UR5 PreviewVMM UR5
VMM UR5 Preview
VMM UR5
July
2014
October
2014
November
2014
January
2015
• System Center 2012 R2 VMM UR5 Preview required• Windows Server 2012, 2012R2 Hyper-V hosts• Azure Site Recovery with SAN Replication will be available starting Mid
November 2014• Latest ASR Provider is required• Obtain latest SMI-S Provider Updates from storage partners directly
VMM Update Roll Up
Azure Site Recovery One solution for your entire Infrastructure
Business Continuit
y
Zero RPO/Near sync RPO solutions with Azure Site Recovery
DR Support for any Infrastructure on your on-premises (Hyper-V, VMWare, Physical)
Simple, consistent, unified management experience
Support for Enterprise scenarios: Shared Storage, raw devices, clustering, group consistency
Support for Enterprise Class Applications
Low TCO DR to Public Cloud or Service Provider Cloud
Session Objectives and TakeawaysSession Objective(s): Discuss Microsoft BCDR solutionExplain benefits of supporting SAN based replication technology with Azure Site Recovery and VMMPerform Hyper-V VM protection and recovery with storage partner solutions Explain the standards based work that enables this solution
TAP Signup (contact [email protected] , [email protected]) UR5 Preview Download (KB3011473 Available Nov 12)
CDP-B328 Microsoft Migration Accelerator and Microsoft Azure Site Recovery Using InMage Scout
CDP-B314 Microsoft Azure Site Recovery: Leveraging Microsoft Azure as your Disaster Recovery Site
CDP-B339 Leveraging SAN Replication for Enterprise Grade Disaster Recovery with Azure Site Recovery and System Center
CDP-B239 How to Stay Calm When the Lights Go Out: Business Continuity in the Real World
CDP-B352 Stretching Failover Clusters and Using Storage Replica for Disaster Recovery in the Next Release of Windows Server
CDP-B334 Cloud Integrated Data Protection with System Center Data Protection Manager and Microsoft Azure Backup
CDP-B318 Building Scalable and Reliable Backup Solutions in the Next Release of Windows Server Hyper-V
CDP-B335 Hyper-V Best Practices for High-Availability with Failover Clustering
Find me later at the Business Continuity booth at the Microsoft Solutions Experience Location (MSE)
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