VMware Site Recovery Manager With EMC RecoverPoint
VMware Site Recovery Managerwith EMC RecoverPointBrian JohnsonConsulting Solutions EngineerEMC Global Solutions, HSC Copyright 2010 EMC Corporation. All rights reserved.1
Site Recovery Manager Core CapabilitiesCentralized management for DRSiteRecoveryManagerVirtualCenterESXServer Create, test, update and execute recoveryplans from a single point of managementSeamless integration with VirtualCenterVirtual MachinesDisaster recovery automationESXServer ESXServerServersStorageESXServerBuild recovery process in advanceAutomate testing of recovery plansAutomate execution of recovery processSimplified setup and integration Allocate and manage recovery resourcesEasy integration with leading vendors’ storagereplication systemsEMC RecoverPoint Copyright 2010 EMC Corporation. All rights reserved.2
Key ComponentsRecovery siteProtected siteVC Server 1VC Server 2VC 2 DBVC 1 DBSRM Server 1SRM 1 DBSRM Server 2SRM 2 erArray 1RecoverPoint replication Copyright 2010 EMC Corporation. All rights reserved.Array 2RecoverPoint replication3
Site Recovery Manager at a glanceSite AProtectedSiteVirtualCenterSite BRecoverySiteSite RecoveryManagerProtectedSiteSRM Supportsbi-directionalSite protectionRecoverySiteVirtualCenterSite RecoveryManagerProtected VMs offlinepowered onProtected VMsonlinebecomein unavailableProtected SiteRecoverPointDatastore Groups Copyright 2010 EMC Corporation. All rights reserved.Datastore Groups4
Virtual Machine (VM) Failover Before VMwareSite Recovery ManagerManual Administrator Tasks11. Recover local VM7. Scan for new disk8. Register VM9. Power-up VM3. Shut down thevirtual machine4. Pause replicated image (journal captures)5. Select most recent snapshot6. Allow image access to remote VMware ESXESX ServerSANRecoverPointWANRecoverPointESX Server(disaster recovery)SAN10. Failback1. VM mapped to LUNs andconsistency groups Copyright 2010 EMC Corporation. All rights reserved.2. ReplicateLUNs5
Virtual Machine Failover with VMware SiteRecovery ManagerShut down the virtual machinePause replicated image (journal captures)Select most recent snapshotAllow image access to remote VMwareESX ServerScan for new diskRegister VMPower-up VM* User initiates failbackReverse replication direction, sync dataRecover local VMESX ServerSANRecoverPointWAN1. VM mapped to LUNs andconsistency groups Copyright 2010 EMC Corporation. All rights reserved.RecoverPointESX Server(disaster recovery)SAN2. ReplicateLUNs6
SummarySite Recovery Manager and EMC RecoverPointLeverage VMware Infrastructure to Make DisasterRecovery: Rapid–Automate disaster recovery process– Eliminate complexities of traditional recovery Reliable–Ensure proper execution of recovery plan– Enable easier, more frequent tests Manageable–Centrally manage recovery plans– Make plans dynamic to match environment Affordable–Utilize recovery site infrastructure– Reduce management costs Copyright 2010 EMC Corporation. All rights reserved.7
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Site Recovery Manager and EMC RecoverPoint Leverage VMware Infrastructure to Make Disaster Recovery: Rapid – Automate disaster recovery process – Eliminate complexities of traditional recovery Reliable – Ensure proper execution of recovery plan – Enable easier, more frequent tests Manageable – Centrally manage recovery plans
2.7 VMware vCenter Support Assistant 22 2.8 VMware Continuent 23 2.9 VMware Hyper-Converged Infrastructure Kits 23 2.10 VMware Site Recovery Manager 23 2.11 VMware NSX 24 2.12 VMware NSX Advanced Load Balancer 28 2.13 VMware SD-WAN by VeloCloud 29 2.14 VMware Edge Network Intelligence 30 2.15 VMware NSX Firewall 30
vRealize Suite Disaster Recovery by Using Site Recovery Manager 5 1 Disaster Recovery Introduction 6 Overview of VMware Site Recovery Manager 7 Local and Remote Sites 8 Heterogeneous Configurations on the Protected and Recovery Sites 9 Site Recovery Manager Workflow 10 Restoring the Pre-Recovery Site Configuration By Performing Failback 11 2
Site Recovery Manager is a new VMware product for disaster recovery What it does: Automates disaster recovery processes: Setup Failover By combining disaster recovery automation with the capabilities of VMware Infrastructure, we further reduce RTO, cost, and risk Introducing Site Recovery Manager Failback Test
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Disaster Recovery to VMware Cloud on AWS vSphere Private Cloud VMware Cloud AWS on AWS. Confidential 2021 VMware, Inc. 57 LAB Lab - 9: Disaster recovery-as-a-service with Site Recovery service 1. Enable Site Recovery service in the SDDC 2. Configure vSphere Replication & Site Recovery On-Premises 3.
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vCenter Site Recovery Manager VMware vCenter Site Recovery Manager is business continuity and disaster recovery solution that helps you plan, test, and execute a scheduled migration or emergency failover of data center services from one site to another. SRM is an extension to VMware vCenter that enables integration with array-based replication,
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