Data Replication
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Building Resilience with Azure Site Recovery
Business continuity is no longer optional — it is a core requirement for any organization operating in the cloud. Service outages, cyber incidents, and regional failures are not a question of if, but when. Azure Site Recovery (ASR) provides the foundation for a resilient, enterprise-grade disaster recovery strategy by enabling continuous replication, automated failover, and…
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Azure Updates – Number 29 – January 29, 2022
A summary update on Azure news that includes updates released from Microsoft Azure related to Azure, Architecture, Compute, and Sentinel topics. Save time digging around to find recent releases and changes. Released January 29, 2022.
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Adding Layers of Azure – Become more Robust
Let’s talk about building robust systems that can scale and be part of a larger DR plan. Today, let’s look at system availability and continuity.
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Create an Azure File Share – Server-less File Sharing
There has been a shift towards server-less computing happening for some time now. What does it mean for storage, files, and how we access data such as files? I’ve had the good fortune to work with some amazing technical people over the years and I’ve recently had a couple of colleagues ask me about what…
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Azure Migrate – Part 2
In my last article, you were introduced to Azure Site Recovery and Azure Migrate. These services allow you to discover, assess, and migrate workloads into Azure quickly using a framework built using the foundations of Azure Site Recovery. We talked a lot about disaster recovery foundations, technical requirements, and some key differences between ASR and…
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Azure Migrate – Intro
Azure Migrate allows you to discover, assess, and migrate workloads into Azure quickly using a framework built using the foundations of Azure Site Recovery. Starting out with ASR is a solid and well-built foundation that allows you to replicate a source environment into Azure. Azure Migrate service is built on top of the foundation elements…