Internet And Network Technologies
Disaster and Backup Strategies with Multi-cloud Load Balancing
Multi-cloud Load Balancing: Disaster Backup & Recovery
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Multi-cloud Load Balancing: Disaster Backup & Recovery
Lesson Objectives
Multi-cloud Load Balancing: Disaster Backup & Recovery
- discover the key concepts covered in this course
- describe the history of disaster backup and recovery (DBAR)
- describe the details of several single cloud load balancing strategies
- describe how responsibilities for DBAR have changed over time
- describe how data backup strategies work in Microsoft Azure
- configure data backup in Microsoft Azure
- describe how data backup strategies work in AWS
- configure data backup in AWS
- describe how data backup strategies work in GCP
- configure data backup in GCP
- describe the challenges of DBAR in cloud environments
- recall the use of load balancing for multi-cloud applications
- compare and contrast application load balancing with DBAR load balancing
- summarize the key concepts covered in this course
Overview/Description
Traditionally, disaster backup and recovery involved backups being stored on special hardware such as tape and in multiple off-site locations. Disaster recovery often involved manual intervention and downtime. With cloud and multi-cloud configurations, new techniques take advantage of scalable resource, load balancing, and failover for easier replicated backup and disaster recovery while maintaining business continuity. In this course, you'll learn the history of disaster backup and recovery, both prior to the cloud and relating to cloud and multi-cloud. You'll learn how responsibilities are managed for disaster backup and recovery in the cloud, as well as how various large public cloud providers manage data backup. You'll explore how to configure disaster backup for the various public cloud providers, challenges of implementing cloud disaster backup and recovery, and application load balancing with multi-cloud. Finally, you'll learn how load balancing applies to data backup and recovery and contrast this with application load balancing.
Traditionally, disaster backup and recovery involved backups being stored on special hardware such as tape and in multiple off-site locations. Disaster recovery often involved manual intervention and downtime. With cloud and multi-cloud configurations, new techniques take advantage of scalable resource, load balancing, and failover for easier replicated backup and disaster recovery while maintaining business continuity. In this course, you'll learn the history of disaster backup and recovery, both prior to the cloud and relating to cloud and multi-cloud. You'll learn how responsibilities are managed for disaster backup and recovery in the cloud, as well as how various large public cloud providers manage data backup. You'll explore how to configure disaster backup for the various public cloud providers, challenges of implementing cloud disaster backup and recovery, and application load balancing with multi-cloud. Finally, you'll learn how load balancing applies to data backup and recovery and contrast this with application load balancing.
Target
Prerequisites: none
