CompTIA Cloud+: Cloud Disaster Recovery

IN THIS COURSE

• 1.  Course Overview
  1m 58s
  In this video, you’ll learn more about your instructor and the course. In this course, you’ll learn how to plan for disaster recovery. You’ll first learn the features of disaster recovery such as failover, failback, backup restoration, and replication. Then, you’ll learn the importance of network configuration, geographical datacenters, restoration methods, and on-premise and cloud sites. You’ll also learn the importance of the disaster recovery kit, playbooks, network diagrams, and more. FREE ACCESS
• 2.  Disaster Recovery Failovers
  10m 4s
  In this video, you’ll learn more about the process of failover as part of a disaster recovery strategy. Failover involves standby copies of a primary instance of a device server, database, application, or other resource assuming the workload of the primary instance due to failure or disruption. You’ll examine the benefits of failover, areas where it can be configured, the different components that must be configured, and how important failover is to your organization. FREE ACCESS
• 3.  Disaster Recovery Failbacks
  10m 13s
  In this video, you’ll learn more about the process of failback as part of a disaster recovery process. You’ll learn this is the restoration of services to the state they were in before the failure. You’ll learn about site configuration for implementing failback, some failback tips, and some general failback considerations. First, you’ll look at specific reasons for implementing failback. FREE ACCESS
• 4.  Cloud Backup Restoration
  9m 49s
  In this video, you’ll learn more about restoration features when it comes to disaster recovery. You’ll learn some key terminology, types of backup solutions, backup versus disaster recovery, and some cloud provider considerations. You’ll learn that the recovery time objective or RTO refers to how long it generally takes to recover full business functionality after a failure. This is often considered first or at least during the early planning stages of disaster recovery. FREE ACCESS
• 5.  Cloud Replication Disaster Recovery
  10m 58s
  In this video, you’ll learn more about cloud replication with respect to disaster recovery. You’ll learn about replicated deployments, replication methods, management options, and recovery solutions. Replication itself deals with simply duplicating information. But there are a number of different ways by which replication can be accomplished, depending on the type of data or application you're dealing with. You’ll take a look at a few different examples here. FREE ACCESS
• 6.  Cloud Network Configurations Restoration
  7m 36s
  In this video, you’ll examine some considerations for restoring cloud network configurations. You’ll learn about network disaster planning, network disaster causes, and some tips for restoring your cloud network configuration. When it comes to network disasters, you're talking about network-level disasters in general, meaning a much more widespread failure, as opposed to just losing an instance of a server or some data. FREE ACCESS
• 7.  Cloud Sites and On-premise Disaster Recovery
  7m 11s
  In this video, you’ll learn about disaster recovery using both the cloud and on-premises locations to allow for site-level recoverability. You’ll examine considerations for choosing a disaster recovery site. Then, you’ll learn about hot sites, warm sites, and cold sites and how they all relate to being able to recover effectively from a disaster. A disaster recovery site enables you to recover from a data center failure. FREE ACCESS
• 8.  Cloud Disaster Recovery Backup Requirements
  8m 33s
  In this video, you’ll learn about cloud disaster recovery backup requirements and values that will have an effect on how your recovery is performed. You’ll learn about Recovery Point Objective or RPO, Recovery Time Objective or RTO, and Service Level Agreement or SLA. First, you’ll look at the Recovery Point Objective or RPO, which specifies an acceptable amount of data loss. You’ll see there are situations where there’s data you don't want to recover. FREE ACCESS
• 9.  Cloud Disaster Recovery Documentation
  4m 52s
  In this video, you’ll learn about the documentation that should be implemented as part of any cloud disaster recovery plan. You’ll learn about assembling a disaster recovery toolkit, disaster recovery playbooks, and network diagrams. Assembling a disaster recovery toolkit begins with putting together what is often referred to as a jump bag. You’ll assemble the technical tools you anticipate needing for any kind of recovery operation, including network cables, USB cables, external hard drives, etc. FREE ACCESS
• 10.  Cloud Geographical Data Centers
  6m 49s
  In this video, you’ll learn about the importance of the geographical location of data centers when selecting cloud services or considering a migration. This refers to where the data centers are located. It’s not really a matter of knowing the exact location, but how you utilize those locations with respect to enhancing your disaster recovery strategy. You’ll also learn about services that enhance recoverability including geo-redundant storage, active geo-replication, and a cross-region disaster recovery strategy. FREE ACCESS
• 11.  Cloud Backup and Restore Operations
  7m 7s
  In this video, you’ll learn about cloud backup and restore operations beginning with in-place backups. You’ll also learn about restoring using alternate locations other than your primary data center, the general process of restoring files, and the use of snapshots for restoring data. In-place backups are associated with local backups within your data center. However, this is still applicable to cloud-based backups, because you can back up any given data source in the cloud. FREE ACCESS
• 12.  Course Summary
  1m
  In this video, you’ll summarize what you’ve learned in the course. You’ve learned how to plan for disaster recovery. You explored disaster recovery failover and failback features, backup restoration, and the replication feature. You learned the importance of restoring network configuration and on-premise and cloud sites for backup and recovery processes. You also learned how RPOs, RTOs, SLAs, and corporate guidelines affect your disaster recovery plan. FREE ACCESS