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• • Module 1: SnapCenter Plug-In for Microsoft SQL Server Overview
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• • Features
• • MS SQL server data protection workflow
• • Module 2: Getting Started with the SnapCenter Plug-In for MS SQL Server
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• • Prerequisite tasks for using the Plug-In
• • Installation steps for the Plug-in
• • Plug-in configuration
• • Storage layout recommendations and restrictions
• • Storage design for a virtualized environment
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• • Module 3: Data Migration
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• • Resource wizard
• • Importing from SnapManager software
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• • Module 4: Creating and Backing up SQL Server Resources
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• • Data protection strategy
• • Backing up SQL server databases
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• • Module 5: Restoring SQL Server Resources
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• • Defining a restore strategy
• • Restoring SQL server databases
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• • Module 6: Cloning SQL Server Databases
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• • Defining a cloning strategy
• • Cloning a SQL server database backup
• • Splitting a SQL server cloned database
• • Clone lifecycle management
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• • Module 7: Monitoring and Managing SQL Server Operations
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• • Monitoring operations
• • Canceling a database backup operation
• • Monitoring and managing a thin-provisioned environment
• • Setting thresholds, alerts and reports
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• • Labs:
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• • Configuring SnapCenter and install plug-ins for MS SQL Server
• • Migrating databases
• • Protecting a MS SQL server database
• • Restoring a MS SQL server database
• • Cloning a MS SQL server database
• • Performing management and monitoring tasks by using SnapCenter software and NetApp ONTAP system manager
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• • Appendix A - Challenge labs:
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• • Migrating a database from existing volume to a new volume
• • Configuring backup and replication for the newly migrated database
• • Configuring a clone lifecycle for the development team
• • Performing a point-in-time restore to remove database corruption