Protecting your online and on premises assets

"Cloud Style"Mike Martin

Architect / Microsoft Azure MVP

Mike MartinWho Am I

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Architect, Azure MVP, MEET, Insider

What I Do

@Techmike2kxMike.Martin@csps.be

Where To Find Me

A little more about me

Mike MartinWho Am I

View more tips on my bloghttp://techmike2kx.wordpress.com

Crosspoint SolutionsWhere I Work

Architect, Azure MVP, MEET, Insider

What I Do

@Techmike2kxMike.Martin@csps.be

Where To Find Me

A little more about me

Questions?#azureconf

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What is this talk about then?IT and challenges

A guy named BLOB (Storage)

Hybrid Scenarios

On Premises

Making sure your environment and users are happy

On-premises Cloud

Enterprise needs

Azurefundamentals

On-premises AND Cloud

Integration

Identity

Virtualization

DataPlatform

Development DevOps and mgmt

Time

Data grows exponentially(50 – 60% Annually)

However most I/O happens to the “Working Set” data

SAN storage cost = 4x Cloud storage

(source: Forrester)

CloudStorageOpportunity

Local Storage

Cap

acit

y

Store, backup, recover your data

Store, backup, recover your data

Azure Storage

8.5Trillion Objects(at 900k transactions per second)

“Azure Blob storage has taken a significant step ahead of last year’s leader Amazon S3, to take the top spot”

– Nasuni 2013 Cloud Storage Report

1.2MILLION AZURE SQL DATABASES

2xCOMPUTE + STORAGE EVERY 6 MONTHS

STORAGE TRANSACTIONS PER SECOND

3.5mil/sec

STORAGE OBJECTS

TR

ILLIO

N30

Store, backup, recover your dataAzure StorageHighly durable and scalableMultiple copies of your dataFinancially backed SLAsStorage for objects, tables, drivesSupports REST APIs

Store, backup, recover your data

West DC

East DC

> 400 miles

Azure StorageDefend against regional

disasters.

Geo replication

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The Power Of Choice

Storage• Local storage can be allocated on an instance bases• All Web and Worker roles are stateless so local storage should

only be used for caching

• Persistent storage is managed through• BLOBs

• NTFS VHD drive can be stored in blobs and attached to instances • Tables• Queues• Azure Files• Azure SQL Databases• DocumentDB

Storage access• Blobs, tables and queues are accessible via URLs• Accessible via Representational State Transfer (REST) APIs

• Uses HTTP methods : POST, GET, PUT and DELETE• Requests are signed with the storage key

• All Azure storage can be accessed from anywhere

DEMO

Azure Storage

BUT …

SQL Server Management Studio

Reliable off-site data backup

for SQL imagesEasily restore databases using VMs

Benefits

Store, backup, recover

Direct URL backup to Azure Storage

Restore in Azure Virtual Machine

Microsoft SQL ServerBackup and restore database to the cloud

Backup datacenter data to Windows using System Center Data Protection ManagerBackup and recover files/folders from Windows Server 2012 SP1 and up

Azure Backup

Store, backup, recover your data

BenefitsReliable offsite data protectionSimple, familiar, integratedEfficient backup and recoveryEasy set up

Windows Server 2012/R2Windows Server 2012/R2 EssentialsWindows Server 2008 R2 (SP1)

System Center 2012/R2 DPM SP1

Your On-Premises Datacenter

Store, backup, recover your data

Your Data Center

Simple and fast on-ramp to AzureActive data instantly available locallyArchives less used data to AzureRecover data from any internet connectionReduce enterprise storage TCO by 60-80%

Physical or Virtual Servers StorSimple

Backup to Azure

Data protection manager disaster recovery (with offsite replication and tape)

Tape-based backup

Disk-based recovery

Up to every 15 minutes

Azure Backup

Active DirectoryHyper-VFile Services

Windows Client

System Center Operations Manager

System Center Data Protection Manager

DEMO

Integrated SQL Server Scenario

DEMO

Azure Backup

BUT …

What about Azure Files and VM’s (BLOBs)?

•SO NOT FILES ON VM’s (for the record)•3 copies yes, we know but I’m not in control there …• Inter - subscription copies•Snapshots • Imaging

•BUT HOW?

What about Azure Tables?

•3 copies yes, we know but I’m not in control there …•Same tools

•BUT HOW?

What about Azure SQL DB?

•Datasync• (Auto) Export•Loads of 3rd party

•BUT HOW?

Anything I missed?

•Azure Websites•Don’t want to use Loads of 3rd party• Automation to the rescue

Large Partner Eco System

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And many more to come ….

DEMO

Storage and VM’s

DEMO

Azure SQL Databases

DEMO

Azure Websites

Azure is a great platform, which gives you a lot of tools and backup possibilities, but you’re still in charge!

The tools of the trade• Azure Backup Vault http://www.windowsazure.com/en-us/services/backup/

• Azure Snapshots http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windowsazure/hh488361.aspx

• Azure SQL Databases Export http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windowsazure/jj650016.aspx

• Azure Powershell/Xplat http://www.windowsazure.com/en-us/downloads

• SQL Server 2012SP1 CU2/“SQL Server 2014” http://www.microsoft.com/sql

• StorSimple http://www.storsimple.com

• System Center http://www.microsoft.com/systemcenter

• Red Gate Cloud Services https://cloudservices.red-gate.com

• Cerebrata Management Studio http://www.cerebrata.com/products/overview

• CloumsyLeaf CloudXplorer http://clumsyleaf.com/products/cloudxplorer

• BlueSyntax Enzo CloudBackup http://bluesyntax.net/Default.aspx

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