Thank you for your kind words! I'm glad you found the video informative. If you have any other questions or topics you'd like to see covered, feel free to let me know. Have a great day!
Hi Maddy For restoration of vm from backups we need a staging storage account . For this can we use existing storage account which is in same region or we need to new storage account of same region . If we are ok to use exisitng storage account will it overwrite any other data which exist in that stroage accout during restoration process
Hello KumariCh-de1uc, Thank you for your comment. In order to restore a VM from backups, you can use an existing storage account that is in the same region as the VM. However, it is important to ensure that the storage account has enough capacity to accommodate the restored VM. Using an existing storage account for restoration should not overwrite any other data that exists in the storage account. The restoration process will only affect the specific files and data required for the VM restoration. If you have any further questions or concerns, please feel free to ask. Thank you for your understanding.
@@PaddyMaddy26 enough capacity means? For example if the vm has 2TB os and data disk. Storage account should have this capacity. If yes can you please specify where we need to define the size while creating storage account.
Yes, you can copy the snapshot manually to the storage account. You will need to use the Azure CLI or PowerShell to copy the snapshot. Once the snapshot is copied, you can use the Azure Portal to restore the VM in a different region. Please feel free to reach out to me if you have any more questions.
@@PaddyMaddy26 i tried using command Get-AzRecoveryServicesBackupRecoveryPoint but no luck. I can see that while restoring VM, it copies snapshot to storage account for few seconds and deletes after restore. I'm confused,from where i need to copy. If you have rough code snippet, can you pls share?
I have created an azure VM snapshot for OS disk, before I install the OS updates for instant restore if in case any issues with updates, Now the VM has no issues with the OS updates, So now I want to delete the snapshot that I took before patch, So deleting this snapshot will effect source disk? and what are the things i have to take care before delete the snapshot?
? Thank you for your message. I am sorry to inform you that I do not offer any offline training. All my courses are available online on TH-cam and Udemy. You can find my courses on Udemy here: www.udemy.com/user/pavan-kumar-525/. I currently have 17+ online courses available on Udemy. If you are looking for coupon codes for any of my courses, please let me know and I will provide you with one. At the moment, I do not have any courses available on AKS or Azure DevOps. However, I am always looking for ways to expand my course offerings, so please do let me know if there is a specific course you would like me to create. Thank you for your interest in my courses. Warm regards, Pavan Kumar
Thank you for your inquiry. We offer online courses through Udemy and TH-cam, so while we do not offer offline training, you can find our courses at the links above. You can also contact us at trainings@memcourse.com for any specific course coupon needs. For Instant Restore, we recommend using the snapshot and vault restore points. These restore points allow you to quickly restore your data within minutes. If you have any further questions, please reach out to us at trainings@memcourse.com. Thank you.
Thank you for your inquiry. To restore a VM, you can refer to this guide: docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/backup/backup-azure-vms-overview. For further questions or help related to this topic, please contact our trainings@memcourse.com email address. You can also find helpful resources on our blog at PaddyMaddy.com. Thank you for your interest.
I have created new vm from existing vm full backup and but the OS name was not changed in windows OS ... may I know why ? Portal I can see the name which i given for the new vm but inside the os j still have the existing VM name
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It's Super Bro, It's make my Job Very Easy... Thank you. Basically I am AWS background, but I am learning AZURE complete from your Videos.
All the best
Very Informative thank you for your efforts
Thank you for your kind words! I'm glad you found the video informative. If you have any other questions or topics you'd like to see covered, feel free to let me know. Have a great day!
Hi Maddy
For restoration of vm from backups we need a staging storage account .
For this can we use existing storage account which is in same region or we need to new storage account of same region .
If we are ok to use exisitng storage account will it overwrite any other data which exist in that stroage accout during restoration process
Hello KumariCh-de1uc,
Thank you for your comment. In order to restore a VM from backups, you can use an existing storage account that is in the same region as the VM. However, it is important to ensure that the storage account has enough capacity to accommodate the restored VM.
Using an existing storage account for restoration should not overwrite any other data that exists in the storage account. The restoration process will only affect the specific files and data required for the VM restoration.
If you have any further questions or concerns, please feel free to ask. Thank you for your understanding.
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Thanks Maddy
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Thanks Maddy will come with some questions.
Your azure videos are so nice👍
@@PaddyMaddy26 enough capacity means?
For example if the vm has 2TB os and data disk. Storage account should have this capacity.
If yes can you please specify where we need to define the size while creating storage account.
Can we copy the snapshot manually to storage account? basically i want to restore vm to totally different region
Yes you can
Yes, you can copy the snapshot manually to the storage account. You will need to use the Azure CLI or PowerShell to copy the snapshot. Once the snapshot is copied, you can use the Azure Portal to restore the VM in a different region. Please feel free to reach out to me if you have any more questions.
@@PaddyMaddy26 i tried using command Get-AzRecoveryServicesBackupRecoveryPoint but no luck. I can see that while restoring VM, it copies snapshot to storage account for few seconds and deletes after restore. I'm confused,from where i need to copy. If you have rough code snippet, can you pls share?
I have created an azure VM snapshot for OS disk, before I install the OS updates for instant restore if in case any issues with updates, Now the VM has no issues with the OS updates, So now I want to delete the snapshot that I took before patch, So deleting this snapshot will effect source disk? and what are the things i have to take care before delete the snapshot?
Can be deleted no effect... It's just one more disk in the resource group
Hi Maddy
Can you do the videos on AKS and Azure devops
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Thank you for your message.
I am sorry to inform you that I do not offer any offline training. All my courses are available online on TH-cam and Udemy. You can find my courses on Udemy here: www.udemy.com/user/pavan-kumar-525/.
I currently have 17+ online courses available on Udemy. If you are looking for coupon codes for any of my courses, please let me know and I will provide you with one.
At the moment, I do not have any courses available on AKS or Azure DevOps. However, I am always looking for ways to expand my course offerings, so please do let me know if there is a specific course you would like me to create.
Thank you for your interest in my courses.
Warm regards,
Pavan Kumar
Hi ..Do we have any automation in place for VM restore operation? if so..please share the url .
*check my video in ASR topic.. for DR planned and unplanned tasks were covered.* 22:05
Hi, if I wanted to spin the backup just to test its validity\works without affecting the current VM, what's the best way to do this?
To test the validity of a backup, you can spin up a new VM from the backup file. This will not affect the current VM.
@@PaddyMaddy26 does that have to be in a different vent or resource group though
Suppose if we want to get an Instant Restore.....how can we restore that?...here in this vedio, the only restore point was "snapshot & vault".....
Thank you for your inquiry. We offer online courses through Udemy and TH-cam, so while we do not offer offline training, you can find our courses at the links above. You can also contact us at trainings@memcourse.com for any specific course coupon needs.
For Instant Restore, we recommend using the snapshot and vault restore points. These restore points allow you to quickly restore your data within minutes. If you have any further questions, please reach out to us at trainings@memcourse.com. Thank you.
Sir small doubt
In Production environment , without stopping vm , can we take backup is it possible
Yes we take. Normally scheduled backups were do this .
Better to plan scheduled backs on weekends
Hello bro How to restore VM.
Thank you for your inquiry. To restore a VM, you can refer to this guide: docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/backup/backup-azure-vms-overview. For further questions or help related to this topic, please contact our trainings@memcourse.com email address. You can also find helpful resources on our blog at PaddyMaddy.com. Thank you for your interest.
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Telugu lectures if possible
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I have created new vm from existing vm full backup and but the OS name was not changed in windows OS ... may I know why ? Portal I can see the name which i given for the new vm but inside the os j still have the existing VM name
It wont
My case it is taking the same vm name qlso I can see from your video that same existing vm name reflect after restore.. can u recheck this videos