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Backup vaults Vs Recovery Service Vault
Hello Team, Microsoft has introduced multiple vault types, each serving different backup and disaster recovery needs. Below is a high-level differentiation: Recovery Services Vault (RSV) Supports Azure Backup (VMs, SQL, SAP HANA, Files) and Azure Site Recovery (disaster recovery). Offers backup policies, recovery points, replication, and failover management. Backup Vault A newer, streamlined vault designed for Azure Backup only. Supports Backup Short-Term Retention (Instant Restore) and Cross-region Restore. Primarily used with Azure Policy & Backup Center for better management at scale. Microsoft Continuity Center (MCC) A centralized disaster recovery hub in Azure. Integrates Azure Site Recovery (ASR) and backup services into a single pane of glass. Allows for failover, backup monitoring, and business continuity planning. Do we have any document talks about little deeper about the above topics.Solved724Views0likes1CommentBasic LoadBalancer Upgrade - no outbound rule created
The AzureBasicLoadBalancerUpgrade module used for upgrading load balancer from basic to standard sku. It doesn't seem to create outbound rule when there's no existing backend pool in the basic LB. It can create the outbound rule if there is pre-existing backendpool in the basic lb. I know the outbound connection is implicit in the basic LB and I want to maintain the outbound connection after upgrading to standard sku. So my question is whether it's ok to create a backendpool for the standard LB using all the nics from inbound NAT rule then create a outbound rule based on the new backend pool? Is there's any security concern by doing this way?SolvedjameshaoFeb 09, 2025Copper Contributor219Views0likes2CommentsHow to Automate KB5040434 Installation on Multiple VMs?
Hey everyone, I need to install the KB5040434 update on a bunch of VMs. This update is super important because it fixes several vulnerabilities. Doing this one by one is a huge hassle, and each VM also needs a restart after the update. Is there a way to automate this process? Maybe using Azure Cloud Shell, an automation account, or some other Azure feature? Any tips or guides would be really helpful. Thanks in advance!Solvedexperi18Aug 07, 2024Brass Contributor769Views0likes7CommentsHow to get the REAL hostname with Powershell (or Graph API)
Not sure if this question belongs here. I want to retrieve a list of Azure VMs and their real host name (not the VM name). Azure portal shows this name just fine: Per documentation, I should get the same name from OsProfile property through Get-AzVM or Graph API. But this returns the instance name, or part of that, not the host name: How can I get the real host name? Obviously Azure knows it because it is displayed fine in the portal.SolvedsvheldenOct 31, 2023Brass Contributor3.1KViews0likes5CommentsAzure Fabric cluster is not accessible through Explorer
I am trying to access the Azure fabric cluster through its explorer. Unfortunately, It getting failed with the certificate issue. Do we have to import the certificate through the browser to access the fabric cluster explorer? Is the Microsoft learn document for accessing the fabric cluster? ? ThanksSolved580Views1like1CommentTemporary Storage - Best Practices
Hello everyone! I have a question about the Temporary Storage of the Azure VMs. How do I configure the swapping file correctly? Is it done correctly like this example: I have a VM with 32 GB RAM and around 126GB Diskspace. Should I choose system managed in that case or should I manually type in the maximum of the available storage (around 64GB)? Thanks very much for your assistance!SolvedB_GenNov 04, 2022Brass Contributor3.1KViews0likes2CommentsNested virtualization
I need to perform a lab activity by simulating a Windows Server 2019 based Remote Desktop Services VDI environment. So I need to create: - a Windows Server 2019 AD Domain Controller - a Windows Server 2019 RDP and Hyper-v server - a Windows 10 VM hosted by the RDP server - a Windows 10 client The critical point is implementing the Windows server 2019 Hyper-v server, that means using nested virtualization. Can I implement all the VMs in Azure? Does Azure provide nested virtualization? If so, is there anything I should consider? RegardsSolved1.4KViews0likes2CommentsAzure CLI create VM and assign it a password AND a ssh key for login?
How do I create a VM using Azure CLI and assign it a password AND a ssh key for login? Here is the command I want to use but it just creates the ssh key and ignores creating the password. az vm create --resource-group VMResourceGroup --name ubuntuVM --image Canonical:0001-com-ubuntu-server-impish:21_10-gen2:21.10.202202010 --size Standard_B1s --os-disk-size-gb 64 --public-ip-sku Basic --admin-username xman --admin-password 'mypassword*1' Thanks Regards DanielSolveddanielcreggFeb 18, 2022Copper Contributor7.5KViews0likes4Comments
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