BDRSuite's Azure Backup solution provides comprehensive protection for your Azure Virtual Machines and other critical workloads, ensuring secure backups and seamless recovery in case of accidental deletion, data corruption, or system failure.
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See how BDRSuite's Azure Backup solution works by watching our demo video.
How to backup and Recover Azure VM
How to backup and Recover Azure VM (Azure Snapshot Backup)
How to backup and Recover Azure VM (Azure backup with Backup copy to another) location
How to Get Started
Step 1: Download and Install BDRSuite Backup Server
To Install BDRSuite Backup Server, watch the Backup Server Installation Video below.
Step 2: Create Backup Repository Configuration
Configure storage options such as Azure Blob Storage, local storage (DAS, NAS, SAN), or any other public cloud storage supported by BDRSuite (e.g., S3, Google Cloud, S3-compatible storage like Wasabi or MinIO) to store backup data.
Step 3: Add Azure Account as a Data Source
Navigate to the 'Cloud Workloads' tab, select the 'Data Sources' menu, and click on 'Add Azure Account.' Follow the prerequisites to set up the necessary permissions in Azure. You’ll need to register an application in Azure, assign roles, and provide details such as Tenant ID, Application ID, and Application Password.
For step-by-step instructions, refer to the How-to Video linked above.
Step 4: Configure Backup for Azure
Name your backup job and select the backup repository
Choose specific Azure Virtual Machines to back up
Set up the backup schedules, retention policies, and encryption options
Save the backup job
Monitor backup progress, edit jobs, view reports, check statuses, and manage backup jobs centrally.
Step 5: Azure Recovery
Navigate to the 'Recovery - Restore Backup Data' menu
Select the appropriate restore option
Choose the restore point or timestamp
Specify the target subscription and resource group for restoration within Azure
Initiate the restore processWatch our demo video attached above for detailed Backup & Recovery configuration.
By following these steps, you'll ensure your Azure workloads are securely backed up and recoverable when needed.
For any questions or further assistance, feel free to contact our support team at: bdr-support@vembu.com
This version focuses specifically on Azure VM Backup & Recovery, guiding users through the steps for configuring backup and recovery in the Azure environment.
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