Camp Rubrik: Data Security Foundations
  • Camp Rubrik: Data Security Foundations
    • Lab environment
    • Welcome to Zaffre
      • Tools you will be leveraging
      • SLA driven policy engine
      • Role Based Access Control (RBAC)
      • In-place Recovery Plans
    • Identify and Recover from an attack
      • The attack
        • Navigate the two storefronts
        • Ransom note
      • Anomaly Detection
        • Accessing Anomaly Detection
        • Visibility into the attack
        • Investigations page
        • Determining blast radius
        • Instant file recovery
      • Threat Hunting
        • Identifying the entry point of an adversary
        • Building a threat hunt
        • Monitoring a threat hunt in progress
        • Review a completed hunt
      • Sensitive Data Monitoring
        • Accessing Sensitive Data Monitoring
        • Visibility into sensitive data
        • Cyber incident response
        • Business as usual
        • Policies
        • Analyzers
        • Custom analyzers & policies
        • Reporting
      • All Clear To Recover
      • Cyber Recovery
        • Accessing Cyber Recovery
        • Forensic Analysis
        • Recovery Plans
        • In-Place recovery
      • Data Security Command Center
        • Accessing Data Security Command Center
        • Platform Security
        • Anomaly Detection
        • Data Security Posture
        • Data Protection and Recovery
        • Multi-factor Authentication (MFA) with Time-based One-Time Passwords (TOTP)
      • Conclusion
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  1. Camp Rubrik: Data Security Foundations
  2. Welcome to Zaffre

In-place Recovery Plans

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The next task for you is to create a new Recovery Plan through the Rubrik Security Cloud in a few steps to ensure automated recovery of the ZFG applications in case of disaster or ransomware.

If you haven't already connected to the Rubrik Security Cloud, please refer to the page for more details.

Once you're logged in, click the app-tray icon in the top right of the user interface, then select Orchestrated Recovery.

Click the Recovery Plans tab. From the left panel, select the In-Place Recovery radio button.

Click the In-Place Recovery Plan from the Create dropdown menu.

You will be taken into the wizard as shown below. Specify the Name as Demo and select the Rubrik-Demo1 as Source Cluster and click Next.

Select zaffre-webapp-01 and zaffre-db-01, then click Next.

Select the priority group for the boot order of the virtual machine and click Next.

You can add the path to scripts to run on the virtual machine after failover. This is optional. For now, click Next.

Review the details and click Create.

Click Close after the Recovery Plans is created.

Explore the different tabs for the Recovery Plan. After reviewing the details, click on Recovery Plans on the top left to see the list of all the Recovery Plans.

CAUTION: A VM may only be a member of one Recovery Plan at any given time. This is by design as failover or in-place recovery actions may be executed against more than one Recovery Plan at a time. In later releases of Orchestrated Application Recovery, it is planned to allow more coordinated orchestration across multiple Recovery Plans at once to ensure applications may be failed over or locally recovered in a specific order to better accommodate any interdependencies they may have with one another. Once a VM is added to a Recovery Plan, it will no longer show up as an available selection during subsequent Recovery Plan creation actions.

Recovery Plans can be scaled to 100s of VMs to enable fast VM recovery across sites or in place. Post recovery scripts can be added to automate the VM and application changes.

Lab Environment
Launch Orchestrated Application Recovery from the app-tray
Recovery Plans
Create Recovery Plan
Define Recovey Plan details
Select VMs for the Recovery Plan
Select boot order
Add Postscripts
Review Recovery Plan details
Recovery Plan created
Explore Recovery Plan