There are certain situations where we may need to move Azure resources from one Azure region to another, such as,
• Take advantages of the service offering in different Azure regions
• Business mergers or acquisitions
• Legal or compliances requirements
• Deployment errors
Now using Azure Resource Mover, we can simply move resources from one Azure region to another. Azure resource mover…
In my previous post, I have explained how we can replicate Azure VM to a secondary Azure region, But what if we need to replicate an encrypted Azure VM? Azure VM encryption uses the Azure Key Vault to store encryption keys and secrets. If we are replicating encrypted Azure VM, we also need to copy encryption keys to the target region. In this demo, I am going to demonstrate how we can replicate…
When it comes to Disaster recovery solutions, most of the time we select a different physical site as a backup/replication target. This is because if the primary site is down, we still have a copy of data safe on different site. We also can do the same with Azure VM. By using Azure Site Recovery Service, we can simply replicate existing Azure VM to a secondary Azure Region.
Let’s go ahead…
In an Active Directory Environment, we keep additional domain controllers to improve resiliency. In this way, if one domain controller fails it will not make a big impact. We can further improve the resiliency of infrastructure by keeping an additional domain controller and mission-critical servers in a different location. So, in the event of a site failure, we will still have a domain controller…
