Hello there, and welcome to Pluralsight.
This module is entitled Protect Virtual Machines by Using Hyper‑V Replica.
I'm Tim Warner.
Three learning objectives to cover here.
First, understand the Hyper‑V Replica use case.
Next, configure Hyper‑V virtual machine replication. And
last, perform a failover and failback.
Yes, that term is used in this context.
That's in great contrast to what we learned with Azure
Site Recovery in the previous module.
As you know, we're finishing up here the course,
Windows Server 2022: Implement Disaster Recovery,
which looks at all things in Windows Server 2022, and frankly,
previous versions that are supported by Azure anyway,
in terms of managing backup and recovery, then,
more recently,
disaster recovery with failover and failback for workloads, and
now individual Hyper‑V virtual machines using the Windows Server native Hyper‑V Replica feature, Let's get to work.