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Chris Holliday

2005-12-05, 5:55 pm

I am interested in any examples or insite into how others handle disaster
recovery for their Biztalk app servers? Assuming a node of BTS boxes are
destroyed in some event, what processes are used to do a full recovery of
the system? Is there some utility to extract all artifacts associated with
interfaces?

Thanks,

Chris


esgraham

2005-12-05, 5:55 pm

Is there some utility to extract all artifacts associated with
> interfaces?


I suggest using VSS to store the BizTalk solution files, including the maps,
schemas, orchestrations, etc. I also use the Deployment Wizard to create an
xml port binding file that I store in VSS for each project. Be sure to back
up your databases with the backup SQL job, so that you can recover your
databases.

"Chris Holliday" wrote:

> I am interested in any examples or insite into how others handle disaster
> recovery for their Biztalk app servers? Assuming a node of BTS boxes are
> destroyed in some event, what processes are used to do a full recovery of
> the system? Is there some utility to extract all artifacts associated with
> interfaces?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Chris
>
>
>

ErikW

2005-12-07, 5:55 pm

I am writing a series of articles about BizTalk 2004 Backup and Recovery. The
articles are available for free at http://wworkflow.net - click the
{dispatches} blog to access the articles.

Erik
wworkflow.net - BizTalk and more

"Chris Holliday" wrote:

> I am interested in any examples or insite into how others handle disaster
> recovery for their Biztalk app servers? Assuming a node of BTS boxes are
> destroyed in some event, what processes are used to do a full recovery of
> the system? Is there some utility to extract all artifacts associated with
> interfaces?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Chris
>
>
>

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