Azure Monitoring Cloud applications are complex with many moving parts. Monitoring provides data to ensure that your application stays up and running in a healthy state. It also helps you to stave off potential problems or troubleshoot past ones. In addition, you can use monitoring data to gain deep insights about your application. That knowledge […]
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ASM to ARM with ASR – Part VIII Final fixes
Welcome to part 8, the last and final blog in the ASM to ARM with ASR series 🙂 Now that we have our VM’s up and running in ARM, there are still some things to configure. Some main items still need our direct attention and that’s what will be covered in this blog: Public IP, Load Balancers […]
ASM to ARM with ASR – Part VII Performing Failover
Welcome to part 7 of the ASM to ARM with Azure Site Recovery. In this blog we will do the actual failover, before we start it’s advisable to check what VM sizes ASR will provide for your target VMs, in my case the DS2V2 was resized to A5: Test Failover Running Test Failovers allow to do some pre […]
ASM to ARM with ASR – Part VI Create the Recovery Plan
Welcome to part 6 on migrating ASM resources to ARM with Azure Site Recovery. In this blog we will guide you through the process of creating the ASR Recovery Plan and it’s replication settings. Step 1: Prepare the Infrastructure To failover from Azure to Azure, you will need to select the ‘physical server/VMware’ scenario to […]
ASM to ARM with ASR – Part V prepare ARM infrastructure
Welcome back to part 5 of the ASM to ARM series. In this blog we will show how to prepare the ARM failover infrastructure. The infrastructure part consists of following elements: – ARM Resource Group – ARM VNET – ARM Storage Account (know that the creation of VNET and Storage Account MUST be done in the […]
ASM to ARM with ASR – Part IV Mobility Agent
Welcome back to part 4, in this blog we will cover how to install the mobility service agent on our source VMs. The installation process can be done manually or be pushed from the process server to Windows/Linux VMs. To show what happens behind the curtins we will focus on the manual approach. RDP to your process server […]
ASM to ARM with ASR – Part III Network configuration
Welcome to part 3 on migrating Azure resources from ASM to ARM with the help of Azure Site Recovery. In this part we will go over 2 options on how to connect the ASM network to the ARM network. This is needed as we want our source VMs to communicate with the process server! VNET Peering this feature is currently under preview (Let’s […]
ASM to ARM with ASR – Part II
In this blogpost we will show how to enable the recovery vault and how to install the process server. Create the Recovery Vault In the portal, search for “recovery” and select following highlighted section: fill in the details: Open communication ports Before we continue, we need to make sure all required communication ports (443 & […]
ASM to ARM with ASR – part I
Say What? Well, what I mean with this title is that we will move some resources from the classic Azure portal (ASM) to the new portal (ARM) with Azure Site Recovery (ASR). While doing this Proof of Concept, I also wanted to try out a few things that were on my Azure bucket list: – create […]
difference between upgrade domains and fault domains
Azure Upgrade and Fault domains As website admin I noticed that this particular blog post receives a lot of views and as this blog has been written 2 years ago it was time to provide an update 🙂 Azure provides an SLA of 99,9 on single instance VM’s on gold storage. For VM’s on standard […]