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Azure Site Recovery for Shared Disks

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Azure Site Recovery (ASR) is a service that helps you protect your workloads from disasters by replicating them to Azure or another region. ASR supports various types of workloads, including Windows Server Failover Clusters (WSFC) that use shared disks.

Shared disks are a feature that allows multiple VMs to access the same disk simultaneously, enabling scenarios such as SQL FCI, SAP ASCS, Scale-out File Servers, and more. However, replicating shared disks can be challenging, as they require consistency across all the VMs and disks of the cluster.

That’s why ASR has introduced a new feature in private preview: DR for Azure Shared Disks. This feature allows you to protect, monitor, and recover your WSFC-clusters as a single unit across its DR lifecycle, while also generating cluster-consistent recovery points.

In this post, we will show you how to use this feature and what benefits it offers.

Boost Your Azure Performance with Azure Boost Preview

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If you’re seeking to enhance your Azure network and storage capabilities, or if you’re keen on leveraging the most recent advancements in Azure infrastructure, the Azure Boost Preview could be of interest to you. This novel system transfers virtualization tasks from the hypervisor and host operating system to specialized hardware and software.

Introducing Microsoft Entra ID: The New Name for Azure Active Directory

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Microsoft has announced that Azure Active Directory (Azure AD), the cloud-based identity and access management service, is changing its name to Microsoft Entra ID. This change reflects the evolution and unification of the Microsoft Entra product family, which includes Microsoft Entra ID, Microsoft Entra Access, and Microsoft Entra Connect.

How to backup your Azure VMs using Premium SSD v2 disks

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When your production workloads are hosted on Azure VMs using Premium SSD v2 disks, you might be wondering how to back up your data and ensure business continuity in case of disasters or ransomware attacks. In this blog post, we’ll guide you through enabling Azure Backup for your Azure VMs using Premium SSD v2 disks, and we’ll explore the benefits and limitations of this solution.

Creating 2nd Generation VMs in Azure.

On the last day of 11/04/2019, Microsoft finally made second-generation VMs generally available, which we had on our local Hyper-v since Windows Server 2012 R2. They have a new architecture based on UEFI that is different from the BIOS-based architecture of generation 1. With these VMs, according to Microsoft, you will be able to:

Create larger VMs (up to 12 TBs).
Provision OS disk sizes that exceed 2 TBs.

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Azure Bastion – Managing your Linux and Windows VMs through the Browser

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Hello everyone!!! Today to manage our VMs (Windows/Linux) in Microsoft Azure, we can connect through a VPN or through direct connection to the External IP, using RDP and SSH protocols. Many leave their VMs exposed to the internet, in order to facilitate remote access, but this practice is not recommended, bringing great security risks. Thinking about it, Microsoft made Azure Bastion available, where we can manage our VMs through a Browser using SSL (Secure Sockets Layer). And the coolest thing? No public IP is required for this encrypted access.

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