Overview
RDS SQL Server cross-region Disaster Recovery (DR) with low RTO/RPO, in-Region read replicas, cross-AWS-accounts RDS SQL Server read replicas integration with customers. Cross-AWS-accounts RDS SQL Server disaster recovery (DR) to achieve ransomware protection. Azure SQL Server to RDS SQL Server disaster recovery (DR). RDS-to-EC2 SQL Server Standard and Web read replicas, and EC2-to-EC2 SQL Server Standard and Web Read Replicas. RDS SQL Server in-region read replicas give you the ability to offload RDS/EC2 SQL Server read workloads to achieve high availability (HA). RDS SQL Server cross-region and cross-AWS-accounts read replicas allow deployment of disaster recovery (DR) with low RTO/RPO, and to achieve ransomware protection for your RDS SQL Server and EC2 SQL Server Standard, Enterprise and Web edition databases.
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Highlights
- In-Region read replicas in RDS/EC2 SQL Server Standard, Enterprise, Web to offload primary and achieve high availability (HA) : https://cloudbasic.net/aws/rds/alwayson/read-replicas/
- Cross-Region read replicas in RDS/EC2 SQL Server Standard, Enterprise, Web to achieve disaster recovery (DR) and optional cross-AWS-accounts replicas for ransomware protection : https://cloudbasic.net/aws/rds/alwayson/dr/
- Cross-Region clustering of CloudBasic Intercloud instances to achieve replication high availability (Multi-AZ): http://cloudbasic.net/documentation/configure-ha-cloudbasic-cluster/
Details
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$6.316/hour
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Instance type | Product cost/hour | EC2 cost/hour | Total/hour |
|---|---|---|---|
t3.medium | $1.37 | $0.06 | $1.43 |
m5.large | $2.74 | $0.188 | $2.928 |
m5.xlarge | $5.48 | $0.376 | $5.856 |
m5.2xlarge | $5.48 | $0.752 | $6.232 |
m6i.large | $2.98 | $0.188 | $3.168 |
m6i.xlarge | $5.959 | $0.376 | $6.335 |
m6i.2xlarge | $6.657 | $0.752 | $7.409 |
m6i.4xlarge | $13.314 | $1.504 | $14.818 |
m6i.8xlarge | $26.627 | $3.008 | $29.635 |
m6a.large | $2.98 | $0.178 | $3.158 |
Additional AWS infrastructure costs
Type | Cost |
|---|---|
EBS General Purpose SSD (gp3) volumes | $0.08/per GB/month of provisioned storage |
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64-bit (x86) Amazon Machine Image (AMI)
Amazon Machine Image (AMI)
An AMI is a virtual image that provides the information required to launch an instance. Amazon EC2 (Elastic Compute Cloud) instances are virtual servers on which you can run your applications and workloads, offering varying combinations of CPU, memory, storage, and networking resources. You can launch as many instances from as many different AMIs as you need.
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Once the instance is running, and port 80 opened in the security group, connect to it by pointing a browser to the public DNS root URL (or IP) at default www port 80. Login with user: admin, initial temporary password: {EC2 Instance ID}. Upon successful login, you will land on the New Job page, which will allow you to create SQL Server to SQL Server replication jobs, and SQL Server Zero-ETL integrations to S3 Data Lake and Redshift, in just a few clicks. For more complex scenarios, you would need to switch to advanced mode. For more information, visit http://prerequisites.cloudbasix.com and http://getstarted.cloudbasix.com .
Note: Integrations of various other source databases with Zero-ETL targets, including Snowflake, BigQuery, Aurora, PostgreSQL, MySQL is support by a diferent CloudBasix product available on AWS Marketplace: http://zeroetl-getstarted-awsmp.cloudbasix.com
Contact us at support@cloudbasix.com , to request support, product demo, or assistance to get started with a no-cost POC.
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Azure SQL databases to Amazon RDS SQL Server DR and Migration
We leveraged CloudBasic for RDS SQL Server Read Replicas and Disaster Recovery (DR) to deploy Azure SQL databases to Amazon RDS SQL Server Disaster Recovery, with the purpose of migrating to AWS with near real-time, after finalizing the testing of our AWS environment. CloudBasic maintained our source Azure SQL Server databases in sync with the replica databases on RDS SQL Server, over a period of a few months. Once we had our applications on AWS ready, tested against the replica databases, we performed a near-real time cut-over, promoted replica databases to primary, by performing a DR fail-over in the CloudBasic console UI. Orchestrating a fully automated fail-over, by leveraging CloudBasic’s API and other AWS services, as documented in this blog was an option for us as well: https://thinkwithwp.com/blogs/database/migrating-sql-server-databases-from-microsoft-azure-to-aws-in-near-real-time-with-cloudbasic/
Initiating the jobs in the CloudBasic console UI was easy, no custom scripting was necessary. CloudBasic automatically handled any necessary database schema conversion to facilitate Azure SQL Database to Amazon RDS SQL Server replication seamlessly. It accounted for SQL Server version and edition incompatibility and created SQL Server read replicas in Amazon RDS for SQL Server, in a fully automated manner.
We reached for support to CloudBasic on https://cloudbasic.net . We had a support representative assigned, who helped us to fine tune the replication jobs, provided guidance with following up best practices to achieve near real-time fail-over.
Continuous replication and reliability.
We use Cloudbasic to continually replicate the various databases to a database where we centralize and consolidate data and generate updated reports in real time.
The tool is fast, reliable and with a very intuitive interface, which makes it easy for all staff to use.
Whenever we need support, during installation, questions or problems, they have always responded very quickly and are always willing to resolve the issue in a very kind manner.
Very flexible, thorough, comes with great support
We have used Cloudbasic to so far migrate over 100 databases from our virtualized SQL environment into AWS RDS SQL (and even some Azure SQL Database) with no downtime for the database users.
Our databases are continually online and continually having DDL and DML changes made against them, so it was important to have a solution that would capture all of these changes and ensure that the migration target stayed up to date until the time of our cutover, and based on our research Cloud Basic was the one tool that was capable of achieving that seamlessly.
Moreover, their API has been incredibly useful in enabling us to schedule and automate the setup and failover of all of these migrations. It completely covers all facets of setting up and failing over a complete migration.
Lastly, anytime we had a question around using their product, or a request for assistance, or even (and this is the cool part) a new feature request, their support and development teams jumped right on it.
I have been continually impressed with this product and with this organization. It takes what should be difficult to impossible and makes it possible.