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Business continuity management
Continuity Guaranteed
Conclusions
ASR can be a huge help in automating the process of failover and virtual machine replication at a second site. The backup site can be your own data center based on Hyper-V or VMware, but it can also be Azure as a preferred scenario. Microsoft will continue to integrate InMage into its overall ASR offerings over the course of time. Additionally, ASR already offers some attractive features.
Infos
- Step-by-step guide for recovery plan: http://blogs.technet.com/b/systemcenter/archive/2014/07/01/microsoft-azure-site-recovery-your-dr-site-in-microsoft-azure.aspx/
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