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How to Setup BCM DR for PASS solution in AZURE,
Which is the best solution for these for PASS solution to implement the BCM DR.
High availability, replication and disaster recovery options
Backup and restore policies
BCM and DR framework and strategy for AZURE best practice for PASS
Hi, @Kamaleshkumar, Kameshwari Welcome to the Microsoft Q&A Platform, and thanks for your query.
Please go through this thread on a similar ask, let us know if you have any additional questions.
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Geetha
its for VM, am looking for PaaS services in azure
I think that you may be confused over what PaaS stands for: Platform-as-a-Service. You don't set up much with PasS, that is taken care by the service.
I don't what BCM DR is, but since you talk about VMs, I suspect that you are looking for an IaaS solution. That is Infrastucture-as-a-Service. IaaS gives you more degrees of freedom, but also gives you more responsibilities. With PaaS you don't have to think about patching etc, whereas that responsibility falls on you with an IaaS solution.
@Kamaleshkumar, Kameshwari When you say Paas is this for existing service or new service? also, can you be specific on if you are looking for Service level DR or the CEDR?
Regards
Geetha
@Kamaleshkumar, Kameshwari We haven't heard back from you In case you already found a solution, would you please share it here with the community? Otherwise, let us know and we will continue to engage with you on the issue.
Regards
Geetha
Am looking for Cloud Disaster recovery solution for SQL /postgrest in paas solution
@Kamaleshkumar, Kameshwari please explain more about your use case, so I can better understand and help you.
Regards
Geetha
how to Design and Configure alerting and events for backup and HA options for Azure database for paas solution
Am looking for CEDR
like how we Design and Configure alerting and events for backup and HA options and Perform Disaster recovery drills and tests. like that
@Kamaleshkumar, Kameshwari These are very broad questions.
For the Backup when it comes to PaaS services you do not have to worry as they are already by default included in the service.
Recently for the DR purpose, you can add a read replica on Postgres Flexible service and you can promote it in case is necessary to become a standalone instance with read/write though is still in public preview.
Regards
Geetha
yeah thanks for that, am looking for the BCM/DR framework and strategies and SLA and KPI's for backup and high availability for paas solution database environment for (sql,postgrest, oracle) any links or help on this.
You seem to have a very foggy notion of what PaaS is. With PaaS, things are very different from on-prem. Many of the things you ask for are being handled by the platform.
The exact way it works depends on the cloud vendor, but since I know most about Azure I will stick with that. If you have an Azure SQL Database, it is being replicated to two other servers, so if the physical machine you are connected blows up, the service makes sure that you will fail over to any of the other replicas. And the staff at the Azure data centre will repair/replace that broken computer with a new one, and make sure that your database gets a new replica.
However, the entire data centre may fail, and if all your databases are in the same region, you may lose access. So if you requirements for uptime does not match what the service offers, you may need to look at having your replicas in different regions. Exactly what this means, what it costs etc, is not trivial, and I'm trying to explain it, of the simple reason that I'm quite much of an Azure novice myself.
I would recommend that you learn Azure basics first. Unfortunately, I don't have any good reference material for you. But once you understand Azure better, you will realise that the questions you ask are not really the right ones. But there is all reason to ask questions, particularly if your own SLA towards your organisation is stiff.