Looking for a link on Azure Backup lifecycle management or help file will also do or anyways to design the Backup Lifecycle management
The Azure Backup service provides simple, secure, and cost-effective solutions to back up your data and recover it from Azure. You can back up anything from on-premise data to Azure File Shares and VMs, including Azure PostgreSQL databases.
To start off, you can learn more about Azure Backup here. This article summarizes Azure Backup architecture, components, and processes. While it’s easy to start protecting infrastructure and applications on Azure, you must ensure that the underlying Azure resources are set up correctly and being used optimally in order to accelerate your time to value.
To learn more about the capabilities of Azure Backup, and how to efficiently implement solutions that better protect your deployments, detailed guidance and best practices have been described to design your backup solution on Azure.
For additional reading, also refer to some Frequently asked questions about Azure Backup.
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I have configured Azure Recovery Services Vault to backup data from an on-premise DPM. I can see which servers and databases are being backed up but I cannot find the location of it in Azure. I am looking for this because I want to know how much I will be charged for these backup storage costs.
Does anyone know how I can find this?
You can find it here:
Azure-- Recovery Service Vault-- Backup Infrastructure--Backup Management Server.
Click on your DPM Server, you can see used space.
For the costs go back to your Resource Group where the RecoveryServiceVault resides, and go on Cost Analysis.
We are trying to evaluate a good fit for our solution. We want to process big-data, for that we want build the solution around Hadoop stack. We wanted to know how azure can help in these situations. The solution we are building is a SAAS. But some of our clients have confidential data which they want to hold only in their premise.
So can we run azure data lake on premise for those clients?
Can we have a hybrid model where storage used will be on premise but the processing done will be on cloud.
The reason we are asking this is to answer the question of scalability and reliability.
I know this is vague but if you need more clarification please let us know.
Azure Data Lake (gen2) Hierarchical Filesystem support in Azure Stack would enable you to use it natively for your storage requirements. Unfortunately currently Azure Stack does not support Azure Data Lake.
You can find the list of available services here: https://azure.microsoft.com/en-gb/overview/azure-stack/keyfeatures/. Some of the big data ecosystem Azure tools are in development but not yet generally available.
There is a feature request to add this support. You can vote this up to help Microsoft prioritize this. https://feedback.azure.com/forums/344565-azure-stack/suggestions/38222872-support-adls-gen2-on-azure-stack
I am working on a new requirement and need to connect Qliksense and Qlikview to Azure Data Lake Store Gen 1. I search a lot about it but didn't find any useful information to claim the connectivity betweem Qlik and Microsoft Azure Data lake.
We are deploying Qlikview to to Azure and received the following assistance from Microsoft so hopefully it leads you in the correct direction:
https://help.qlik.com/en-US/sense/September2018/Subsystems/PlanningQlikSenseDeployments/Content/Sense_Deployment/Azure-architecture.htm
Azure deployment
In a Microsoft Azure deployment, you install Qlik Sense Enterprise on a Azure cloud infrastructure that is flexible, high performance, and is quick to set up.
Deploying Qlik Sense Enterprise on Azure will enable you to quickly add new applications in a simple, and scalable manner. You can do this with a basic knowledge of Azure security and scalability options but without the need to follow complex on-premise installation and configuration procedures. Using Azure will enable you to get your Qlik Sense infrastructure up and running in fraction of the time required for an on-premise deployment, and will enable you to scale your deployment quickly and easily, regardless of unexpected changes in demand.
You can deploy Qlik Sense to Azure manually, or you can use an Virtual Hard Disk (VHD) available in the Azure Marketplace that includes Qlik Sense preinstalled. However, predefined images do not include a file share, so can only support single node Qlik Sense deployments.
I have 3 applications deployed to Azure Service Fabric via ARM template. The only items that have been identified as needing to be backed up are some resources. They include a central blob storage, about 5 SQL databases, and the key vault. The cluster and apps can be redeployed right away via the template.
Searching for backup solutions, I'm seeing a lot of info on backups for services, but not for specific resources like I have here. Can anyone point me to the right direction/sample code on how to do this or is it even an option?
Ok so, storage cannot be backed up using Azure services. You have to créate a program\script that will do that for you.
For the keyvault you can use this powershell cmdlet.
For the SQL there are a bunch of ways to do that, but perhaps you can settle with the built-in backup, which happens automatically and goes 7-35 days back (depending on your tier)
I have site deployed on Azure. I am using Cloud Services, Storage, SQL Database.
I want to have High Availability and Disaster Recovery for our Azure Website.
My question is that how can we provide this feature on Azure? Is it already managed by Azure or we need to use any services from Azure for the same.
Thanks in Advance
Well, I don't think DR is needed, since everything you use is PaaS Service, so if you trust Azure - it will handle everything for you, if you don't. Well, if you don't it won't help you ;)
So, in my opinion best way to achieve what you are looking for is using build-in HA for Cloud Services (increase instance count), while Storage and Azure SQL are HA by design.
If you really-really want DR, you can implement Traffic Manager with extra copy of your Cloud Service in another Azure region and implement Storage Replication and Azure SQL Replication.
I won't be giving link to documentation, as all of those are found in under 5 minutes in and search engine.