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Understanding Hyper-V Replica: Performance, Networking and Automation
Raghavendran GururajanCharles Joy
MDC-B373Slide3
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http://www.microsoft.com/casestudies/Case_Study_Detail.aspx?casestudyid=710000001728Slide4
Overview of Hyper-V Replica
Infrastructure PlanningDeployment Considerations and AutomationWhat’s new in Windows Server 2012 R2
Session Objectives and TakeawaysSlide5
Hyper-V Replica - Windows Server 2012
Simple
Affordable
Flexible
Inbox Replication
DR Scenarios
Application Agnostic
Storage AgnosticSlide6
Deployment Scenarios
Replication between two data centers
DR as a Service
Customer 1
Customer
2
Hoster’s
Data CenterSlide7
Infrastructure PlanningSlide8
Infrastructure Planning
Customer Asks:
How much network bandwidth is required?
How much storage is required?
Is my IOPS provisioning sufficient?
Does Hyper-V Replica impact CPU, Memory?Slide9
Demo
Capacity Planning
Download the Capacity Planner from
http://www.microsoft.com/en-
us/download/
details.aspx?id
=39057
Slide10
StorageSlide11
Storage IOPSSlide12
NetworkSlide13
Network Throttling
How do I use specific bandwidth for replica traffic?
Use Windows Server 2012
QoS
to throttle replication traffic
Throttling based on the destination subnet
New-
NetQosPolicy
“Replication Traffic to 10.0.0.0/8” –
DestinationAddress
10.0.0.0/8 –MinBandwidthWeightAction 40Throttling based on the destination portNew-NetQosPolicy “Replication Traffic to 8080” –DestinationPort 8080 –ThrottleRateActionBitsPerSecond 100000Slide14
Demo
Network ThrottlingSlide15
Network Compression
Compression
on by default
WAN optimizers on top of built-in compression
Whitepaper available at
http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=36786 Slide16
DeploymentSlide17
How do I transfer the initial VHDs?
Online Initial ReplicationOut of band – Export and Import IR packageBackup/Restore with
Resync
Where do I place the replica VHDs?
Default storage location
Storage migrate to custom location before IR
Backup/Restore
Deployment ConsiderationsSlide18
How should
I monitor replication?Replication Health and StateLast Synchronized Time
Average Replication Latency
Perfmon
counters and
Event
logs
Deployment ConsiderationsSlide19
How are replication failures handled?
Network disconnects - Automatic retry and resume semanticsOut of sync - Resynchronization
Deployment ConsiderationsSlide20
What happens when VMs migrate?
Migration of primary VMsLive migration and storage migration of logsReplication resumes post migration of VMs
Migration of replica VMs
Primary
server authorization
What is my backup strategy?
Backup
from Hyper-V Primary Server
Deployment ConsiderationsSlide21
What’s running in the guest?
Hyper-V support matrix including LinuxGuest IP injection http://technet.microsoft.com/library/hh831531.aspx
Support for Virtualized AD
Recommended: AD with WS 2012
Support
for SQL
workloads
Required:
EnableWriteOrderPreservationAcrossDisks
Guest DependenciesSlide22
Failover Actions (Test/Planned/Unplanned)
Failover to latest or older point in time
Static IP injection or DHCP or Network virtualization
Failback
Split brain scenarios
Failover ConsiderationsSlide23
Demo
Charles JoyRunbook
Execution –
Hyper-V Replica Orchestrated Planned Failover (and Failback)Slide24
Windows Server 2012 R2Slide25
DR Journey
Hyper-V Recovery Manager (HRM)Slide26
Hyper-V Recovery Service
DR Orchestration
DR
Orchestration
SCVMM
Compute
Storage
Networks
DRP
Primary Site
SCVMM
Compute
Storage
Networks
DRP
Windows Azure Hyper-V Recovery Manager (HRM)
Overview
Secondary Site
Extensible Data Channel
(Hyper-V
Replica)Slide27
What’s new in Windows Server 2012 R2
30 Sec Replication
Extended Replication
Linux VM Enhancements
Seamless UpgradeSlide28
Demo
30 Seconds Replication FrequencySlide29
Demo
Extended ReplicationSlide30
Positioning – What Hyper-V Replica isn’t?
Solution
Use Cases
Replica
Position
SAN Replication
High availability
with zero data loss
DR for Virtualized workloads
30 Sec – 15 minLive MigrationLoad balancing
Server PatchingMulti site ComplementsStorage MigrationStorage out of spaceStorage upgradeOngoing ReplicationComplementsGuest ClusteringGuest application patching
Guest application failureNot compatibleBackup solutionsData recoveryArchival for compliance, auditingDisaster Recovery onlySystem Center + HRMManage @ ScalePlatform component of Enterprise DRSlide31
Related content
MDC-B338 -
Overview of Windows Server 2012
Hyper-V
MDC-B306 -
Implementing
Enterprise-Scale Disaster Recovery with Hyper-V Replica, Windows Network Virtualization and Microsoft System Center 2012
SP1
MDC-H203 -
Getting
Started with Windows Server 2012 Hyper-V
Replication (Hands-on lab)Slide32
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resources
Learn more about Windows Server 2012 R2 Preview, download the datasheet and
evaluation bits on
http://aka.ms/WS2012R2
Learn more about System Center 2012 R2 Preview, download the datasheet and evaluation bits on
http://aka.ms/SC2012R2Slide33
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