

■ An operating system disk (or system volume) for the virtual machine that hosts the application in the cloud ■ An operating system disk (or system volume) for the Console virtual machine See “Creating a virtual machine in Azure using a custom template”, below. ■ Using a custom virtual machine template See “Creating an Azure virtual machine using a standard template”, below. You can create an Azure virtual machine in one the following ways:
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■ One virtual machine corresponding to each on-premises system that hosts an application that you want to configure for DR Install and configure Disaster Recovery Orchestrator Client and the appropriate application on each such virtual machine. It manages the DR operations and the replication that is required to keep the data in sync between the on-premises and the Azure sites. This virtual machine is referred to as the Console virtual machine, which is used to configure applications for DR. ■ A dedicate virtual machine on which to install Disaster Recovery Orchestrator Console To implement the disaster recovery (DR) solution, you need to create the following virtual machines in Azure: You must sign in to the Azure Management Portal to create a virtual machine in the cloud.

Creating virtual machines in Microsoft Azure for use with Disaster Recovery Orchestrator Solution About creating virtual machines in AzureĪn Azure virtual machine is a server that you can create and manage in the cloud.
