JetStream DR is a software application designed to enable disaster recovery (DR) capabilities for virtual machines and their data, for
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Getting Started
Overview This is an overview of key elements of the JetStream DR architecture: IO Filter: VMware vSphere IO Filters are
JetStream DR can be configured and deployed in several different ways, depending on the protection services required and the type
Key Advantages JetStream DR for AVS
JetStream DR for AVS provides the following key advantages: Near-zero Recovery Point Objective (RPO): Instead of capturing snapshots at regular
JetStream DR for AVS Product Evaluation Program
The JetStream DR Product Evaluation Program allows potential customers to install and use the full-featured JetStream DR software free for a 30-day
Documentation
Admin guide for JetStream DR software. Follow the link for your appropriate product version:
Things to consider and prepare before installing JetStream DR software. Follow the link for your appropriate product version:
Preparation Checklist: On-Premises vSphere
Use this document to record the required inputs and verify prerequisite conditions for successfully installing JetStream DR in an on-premises
Preparation Checklist: AVS – Hybrid
Use this document to record the required inputs and verify prerequisite conditions for successfully installing JetStream DR in an AVS
Preparation Checklist: AVS to AVS
Use this document to record the required inputs and verify prerequisite conditions for successfully installing JetStream DR in an AVS
Additional Information
Key Advantages JetStream DR for AVS
JetStream DR for AVS provides the following key advantages: Near-zero Recovery Point Objective (RPO): Instead of capturing snapshots at regular intervals, JetStream DR continuously captures
DR with ANF, JetStream DR and AVS
Disaster Recovery with Azure NetApp Files, JetStream DR and AVS Disaster Recovery to cloud is a resilient and cost-effective way of protecting the workloads against
Azure block blob storage is offered in various performance and access tiers at different prices points. It has been determined JetStream DR software is most
Solution Brief: JetStream DR for Service Providers
PDF describing how JetStream DR software can help Service Providers offer flexible DR solutions to match customers’ IT goals and budgets.
Solution Brief: Disaster Recovery for AVS
Downloadable PDF describing cost-effective disaster recovery solutions for Azure VMware Solution (AVS).
Using JetStream DR Software
Assorted articles relevant to the operation of JetStream DR software. For comprehensive guidance and details refer to the JetStream DR Admin Guide.
Alarm Messages Alarms can alert the administrator when certain activities have occurred on the system. Email Service for Alarms Set
Admin guide for JetStream DR software. Follow the link for your appropriate product version:
JetStream DR software consists of three main components: Management Server Virtual Appliance (MSA), DR Virtual Appliance (DRVA), and host components
How to configure JetStream DR software. Follow the link for your appropriate product version:
IO Filter Package Installation
The IO Filters are a key component of JetStream DR and must be deployed to all hosts of the cluster(s)
Tech Tips
Manual Cleanup of Replication Log Section After Failover
Issue The Replication Log section becomes invalid after the execution of a Forced Failover or Planned Failover. In the event
Re-protecting a VM Previously Protected by JetStream DR
Issue When a VM protected by JetStream DR is recovered from backup software or is cloned, it will still retain
Resume the Update-JetDR Run Command from a Previous Failure
Issue The AVS command Update-JetDR is used to upgrade the software version of JetStream DR for AVS. This single command
CPT support logs are used to troubleshoot issues or errors that occur when the tool is used to collect system
Downloading and Installing the JetStream Software Tools OVA (Automation Toolkit)
This article provides details about how to download and install the JetStream Software Tools OVA. There are two different versions
How to Change the DRVA VM Storage Policy Using the Run Command
By default, DRVA replication log disks are created with a thick provision lazy zeroed storage policy (irrespective of datastore defaulty
How to Update Static IP of a DRVA Virtual Machine
This article explains how to update the static IP address of a DRVA virtual machine. These instructions are applicable for
Alarms are notifications that are activated in response to an event, a set of conditions, or the state of an
Obtain and Apply Azure Marketplace Subscription ID
Instructions Obtain a Subscription ID Apply the Subscription ID
The PostgreSQL service is the MSA DB service and the Tomcat8 service is a web server service. When the command
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What Is: JetStream DR?
JetStream DR is a software application designed to enable disaster recovery (DR) capabilities for virtual machines and their data, for operational business continuity (BC). The software is installed in a
What Is: Subscription ID?
A subscription ID is issued when subscribing to JetStream DR for AVS and is necessary to connect to Azure Blob Storage. To learn more, follow the link for your appropriate
What Is: Protected Domain?
A protected domain is a group of VMs specified by the user that should be protected and restored together. All VMs of a protected domain are replicated to the same
What Is: Failover?
Failover is the process where protected VMs and data are retrieved from the storage site and rehydrated at the recovery site. Operation continues from the recovery site. In certain types
What Is: Failback?
Failback is the process where protected VMs and data are returned from the recovery site back to the protected site. Operation is then shifted back to the protected site. Failback
What Is: Point-In-Time-Recovery (PITR)?
Point-in-Time Recovery (PITR) allows VMs and data from a particular time in the past (last “known good” point) to be recovered, tested, and then restored. Protected domains can be constructed
What is Planned Failover (PFO)?
Planned failover refers to a series of steps that occur at the end of the failover process to control the state of the protected site and ownership of VMs. Planned
What Is: Test Failover (TFO)?
To verify the failover configuration and infrastructure, a “test failover” operation can be performed to observe recovery of virtual machines and their data from the object store to a test