Backup & Replication Course | Zero to Mastery

What you'll learn:
Take backup and restore from a datacenter and physical server
Secure a datacenter from disaster and learn how to perform disaster recovery
Implementing Backup & Replication
Deploying repository servers
Configuring and Executing Backup Jobs
Configuring and Executing Replication Jobs
Integrating Backup Enterprise Manager
Integrating Monitoring Software
Configuring and Executing Jobs for Hyper-V

Requirements
Windows Server
Basics of VMware and Hyper-V Virtualization

Description
Backup and Replication, like any solution you probably want for backups is a dead simple tool for accomplishing the task. But even dead simple tools still require a little instruction on how they approach the backup and recovery process. Knowing how exactly to use these tools to ensure greatest success is part of using them correctly. Actually using Backup and Replication for Backup and Replication -- and restores -- is the theme for our conversation here.

In this second course out of three, Backup, Recover, and Replicate Workloads with Backup and Replication, you'll begin by being introduced to the architecture of backups, getting to know the three unique methods that can use to store data. Armed with this information, you'll configure and execute a series of backup jobs, exploring the variety of ways that backup jobs can be configured. Next, you'll extend your reach by configuring replication jobs to a secondary disaster recovery site. Then, you'll restore that data, whether it be entire VMs all the way down to individual files. Finally, having done all these activities atop the VMware vSphere hypervisor, you'll see their similarities and differences atop Microsoft's Hyper-V. By the end of this course, you'll be armed with the experience you need to backup, replicate, and recover any virtual or physical workload using your Backup and Replication infrastructure.

Who this course is for
Backup Admin
Virtualization Admin
Network Engineer
HelpDesk Support