Introduction to Azure Site Recovery I Azure to Azure Site Recovery -Replication, Failover & Failback

If you are planning to set up disaster recovery in Azure for your Virtual Machines, this live demo will be really helpful to demonstrate the process from scratch including Replication, Test Failover, Failover and Failback as well.

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Prerequisites Configuration -
1. Resource Group in DR Region
2. Recovery Service Vault inside Resource Group created for DR Region
3. VNET in DR region
4. Cache Storage account in Primary Region
5. Key Vault is require if VM is not added in Availability Set
6. Replication Policy inside Recovery Service Vault
7. Following URLs should be whitelist if using any Firewall in environment

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[sunnybera]

Thank you Ajeet, this video has helped me to do asr mock test prior an official demonstration. Appreciate the detailed failover and failback steps using Azure to Azure Site Recovery which I believe is rare to find in youtube 👍

[ShivamSingh-unls]

thank u sir it really helped me understanding the process very easily
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[authenticindian]

Well done .. So properly executed 👍🏻👍🏻

[tejakirankumarjami]

Hi Ajit, Thank you so much for the video. Jut a quick question why do we need to create the keyvault if no available set presenet

[AnandNarine]

Are changes made synced back to the source machine after committing ?

[ajaysriram]

Very good one and one more thing bro, can we do automatic. Please reply bro. If yes how and can you please provide link.

[darshanshah]

Hello Ajeet, Nicely explained. If we have two Azure VM with SQL server and Always On Availability Group set up on it. Then how we can set up Azure site recovery for these two VMs ?