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Aidan Finn provides tips based on his lessons learned from deploying Azure Site Recovery with a customer recently.

Aidan Finn explains what Microsoft Azure Site Recovery Hyper-V Requirements are for DR replication to Azure using Azure Site Recovery (ASR).

Microsoft has finally released the Azure Site Recovery Planner to help you understand, design, and size your disaster recovery solutions in Azure for on-premises VMware and Hyper-V deployments.

Microsoft has announced that Azure Site Recovery will now support the orchestration of site-to-site storage area network (SAN) replication for customers with Hyper-V and System Center.

Microsoft’s Azure Site Recovery is now more affordable to small-to-medium enterprises and branch offices.

Aidan shows you how you can fail over an Internet web service from a “local” data centre to Azure, which could optionally be included in a design for Azure Site Recovery (ASR).

In this “how do I ..?” article I will explain how you can use Azure Site Recovery (ASR) to migrate machines, VMware, physical, or Hyper-V, running Windows or Linux, to Azure with minimized downtime.

Backup and replication are common data protection concepts, but they serve different purposes. Learn more about their differences and how they can benefit your data management strategy, especially how the backup vs replication argument relates to Active Directory (AD) and protecting it. What are backup and replication? Although backup and replication are both methods of…

In this post, Aidan will show you how to deploy Azure File Sync to synchronize files from a file server to Azure, which you can then use to enable tiering of hot/cold files, inter-site replication, cloud-based backup. and disaster recovery.

Aidan Finn walks us through enabling Hyper-V to Azure DR replication by configuring a Hyper-V host or cluster to replicate to ASR.