Customers interested in protecting their environments with the JetStream DR for AVS solution should reach out to their Microsoft Azure sales representative or contact JetStream sales team at: [email protected].
JetStream DR can be used to protect environments running VMware vSphere version 7.0.
JetStream DR can protect VMs running on any VMware-compatible datastore type, including SAN, NAS, Virtual Volumes (VVOLs), Virtual SAN (vSAN) and third-party HCI platforms including Nutanix, Cisco HyperFlex, etc.
When used with AVS, Azure Blob Storage is used for storing VMs and data. Azure NetApp Files is recommended for mission critical workloads to enable near zero recovery time.
To facilitate cluster configuration and minimize the Recovery Time Objective (RTO), customers are advised to provision a minimal “pilot light” cluster in AVS. Nodes can be added to the cluster during failover as needed.
To use JetStream DR for AVS, you will need:
If protecting VMs running in your data center (outside AVS) you will follow these steps to get started:
If protecting VMs running in AVS you will follow these steps to get started:
Yes – We are partnered with Microsoft and a member of the Microsoft Azure Consumption Commitment (MACC) program. You can use your eligible MACC funds for JetStream DR software.
Charges for JetStream DR for AVS are based on the number of JetStream DR licenses active or VMs being protected per day.
Billing occurs on a monthly basis and will be charged to your Azure account at the end of each calendar month.