
Explore high availability and disaster recovery concepts for Windows Server, including failover clustering, backup and restore, and planning for continuous availability and business continuity.
Design high availability by implementing redundant data center infrastructure, hardware, storage with RAID and data replication, and fault-tolerant networks, internet connectivity, and DNS and ADDS services.
Implement continuous availability by analyzing business impact analysis and risk analysis, identifying single points of failure, and planning backups and recovery with appropriate SLAs and secondary sites.
Plan high availability and disaster recovery for Hyper-V virtual machines using live migration, storage migration, Hyper-V replica, and failover clustering on Windows Server.
Explore how live migration moves running virtual machines between Hyper-V hosts with minimal outage during planned failovers and failover cluster contexts, detailing the four-step process and SMB transport.
Perform live storage migration with Hyper-V to relocate a virtual machine to another location or host without downtime, copying the virtual hard disk while the source remains readable.
Configure live migration between Hyper-V hosts by enabling incoming and outgoing migration, Kerberos authentication, and performance options. Show moving virtual machines and storage between LetisRV1 and LetisRV2 with Move wizard.
Learn how Hyper-V Replica creates a live primary and an up-to-date replica across WAN or LAN, enabling rapid failover and test or planned failover with minimal downtime.
Configure and implement Hyper-V replica across two servers, enabling Kerberos authentication, setting replica storage, and establishing firewall rules, then start initial replication and perform failover.
Master data protection with Windows Server Backup, performing server, bare metal, and file or VM restores, enabling host-level and in-guest backups, VSS, and Azure Site Recovery for Hyper-V and ADDS.
Explore high availability with Windows Server failover clustering, detailing cluster properties, nodes, shared storage, quorum, witness, and how failover and failback keep services online.
In today's fast-paced business environment, downtime can be disastrous. Learn how to keep your systems running smoothly and protect your data from unexpected events with this comprehensive course on high availability and disaster recovery.
This course is designed for IT professionals, system administrators, and anyone responsible for maintaining the availability and integrity of critical systems. Through a series of engaging video lectures and hands-on demonstrations, you'll gain a solid understanding of the key concepts and best practices in high availability and disaster recovery.
What you'll learn:
The fundamentals of high availability and continuous availability
Creating an effective disaster recovery plan
Implementing highly available networking and storage solutions
Planning high availability and disaster recovery with Hyper-V
Leveraging Live Migration and storage migration for virtualized environments
Configuring Hyper-V Replica for data protection
Backing up and restoring using Windows Server Backup
Achieving high availability with failover clustering in Windows Server
By the end of this course, you'll have the knowledge and skills needed to design and implement robust solutions that minimize downtime and ensure your systems can quickly recover from disasters. You'll be equipped to create a comprehensive disaster recovery plan, configure high availability features in Hyper-V, and set up failover clustering in Windows Server.
Whether you're looking to enhance your career prospects or improve the resilience of your organization's IT infrastructure, this course provides the essential knowledge you need. Join us now and take the first step towards becoming an expert in high availability and disaster recovery!
Enroll now and gain the skills to keep your systems running 24/7!