Designing a Disaster Recovery Strategy on Microsoft Azure
Microsoft disaster recovery is key in order to reduce unplanned failures within your applications. This course teaches you how to effectively design and implement a disaster recovery solution using the Microsoft Azure platform.
What you'll learn
Developing a disaster recovery strategy is crucial in order to avoid any IT interruptions when building your own application on the Microsoft Azure platform. In this course, Designing a Disaster Recovery Strategy on Microsoft Azure, you'll learn about the design considerations that you should keep in mind when you're building applications in the cloud that can withstand unplanned failures. First, you'll explore common backup scenarios and how to determine disaster recovery requirements. Next, you'll discover how to design a recovery architecture. Finally, you'll learn how to enable geo-replication for Azure virtual machines and databases. By the end of this course, you'll have the necessary knowledge to efficiently architect the right solutions by utilizing different design topologies for disaster recovery on Microsoft Azure.
Table of contents
- Introduction 2m
- Designing for Failure 3m
- Understanding RTO, RPO, and SLAs 5m
- Designing with Azure Paired Regions 6m
- Protecting Infrastructure with Azure Site Recovery 5m
- Replicating Azure Virtual Machines with Site Recovery 5m
- Intelligent Routing with Azure Traffic Manager 3m
- Failure Detection and Monitoring 4m
- Simulating Disasters to Validate Your Design 4m
- Module Summary 2m
