Microsoft Azure Online Backup Introduction

In all enterprises, the most important asset that we know about it is not the server, storage, switch, router and other hardware equipment in the machine room, but the large amount of business data that the enterprise stores for many years. As a result, IT administrators often need full backup or incremental backup of all enterprise data when it comes to protecting enterprise business data. Traditionally, businesses may need to buy a large number of storage devices to store data, but after the advent of cloud computing, cloud-based backup solutions can provide a reliable, inexpensive, and scalable solution with zero capital investment and minimal operational costs.

In Microsoft's cloud computing solution, Microsoft Azure Online Backup is a simple, reliable data protection solution that enables customers to back up their on-premises data to the Microsoft Azure cloud computing platform. In China, users ' data are being secure through two data centers in eastern China (Shanghai) and North China (Beijing) . Microsoft Azure Online Backup, together with the Windows Server and System Center platforms, helps you back up your business data to the public cloud in an automated way. For example, you can configure Microsoft Azure Online Backup to back up files and data from your on-premises Windows Server System to the Microsoft Azure cloud. You can use Azure recovery agent to specify a backup schedule for registered servers, and you can recover files and folders from the cloud on another server if there is a problem preventing you from accessing the physical server. If your enterprise deploys system Center data Protection Manager (DPM), you can also use SCDPM and Microsoft Azure Backup services to protect your data. For example, you no longer have to back up the primary DPM server to disk or a local secondary DPM server, and you can use Microsoft Azure Online Backup to back up the DPM server and the data protected by these servers to the cloud, starting with SCDPM2012SP1.

Is the process of backing up your enterprise's internal data using Microsoft Azure Online Backup.

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In Microsoft's Microsoft Azure Online backup solution, Microsoft Azure Online Backup provides an effective, easy-to-use, and highly reliable data backup and recovery solution for businesses of any size. The key benefits compared to more traditional backups include:

1. Familiar interface

Microsoft Azure Online Backup is easy to use and seamlessly secures data from Windows Server, Windows Server Essentials, and SCDPM. SCDPM protects a variety of Microsoft workloads and is easy to extend its protection to Microsoft Azure. Backups can be managed using PowerShell or through a simple and friendly user interface similar to Microsoft Outlook.

2. Safe and reliable

In Microsoft's Microsoft Azure cloud computing platform, users ' backup data is secure both on the network and at rest. The backup data is stored on geo-replicated storage, which maintains 6 copies of the data through two Windows Azure data centers. Microsoft Azure Online Backup has 99.9% service availability and provides operational stability.

3. Efficient and flexible

Microsoft Azure Online Backup is very efficient on the network and on your disk. When the initial synchronization is complete, only incremental changes are sent at the defined frequency. Built-in features such as compression, encryption, long-time saving, and bandwidth throttling help improve IT efficiency.

I'll show you how to back up an enterprise internal Hyper-V virtual machine using Microsoft Azure Online Backup in the next article.

PS: Writing at the same time as a reference to Microsoft TechNet and the Azure website

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Microsoft Azure Online Backup Introduction