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There are 2 types of azure backup storage option.
Locally redundant storage (LRS)
Geo-redundant storage (GRS)
Which one you choose, depends upon your requirement and back up needs. 

Yes Azure Backup is incremental.  Incremental Backups achieve high storage and network efficiency by storing only the blocks that change since the previous backup. 

In case of Azure VM there are two types of restoration options. In-place Restore and Creating a new Virtual Machine using the backed up resource.

In In-Place restore you will replace the existing VM and if you use the other option you will create new VM using the previous OS disk and Data disk. 

Microsoft Azure Backup Server (MABS) is a server product that can be used to back up on-premises physical servers, VMs, and apps running on them. 

MABS is based on System Center DPM and provides similar functionality with a few differences: 

• No System Center license is required to run MABS. 
• For both MABS and DPM, Azure provides long-term backup storage. In addition, DPM allows you to back up data for long-term storage on tape. MABS doesn't provide this functionality. 
• You can back up a primary DPM server with a secondary DPM server. The secondary server will protect the primary server database and the data source replicas stored on the primary server. If the primary server fails, the secondary server can continue to protect workloads that are protected by the primary server, until the primary server is available again. 

Application consistent backup ensures that the backed-up data is transitionally consistent, and that applications will boot up post VM restore. To ensure transactional consistency, applications need to be quiesced and there should be no unfinished transactions when taking a VM snapshot. 

Yes you can, Microsoft Azure Backups support backing up both Cloud and On-Premises Resources

Microsoft backups are encrypted at all times i.e. while in transit as well as at rest. 

Azure Disaster Site Recovery replicates workloads running on physical and virtual machines (VMs) from a primary site to a secondary location. When an outage occurs at your primary site, it fails over to secondary location, allowing you to access apps from there. After the primary location is running again, you can revert back to the primary site. 

Yes you can integrate and seamlessly move VMware-based workloads from your datacenter to Azure and integrate your VMware environment with Azure. You can continue managing your existing environments with the same VMware tools you already know while you modernize your applications with Azure native services. Azure VMware Solution is a Microsoft service, verified by VMware, that runs on Azure infrastructure. 

Organizations all over the world recognize Microsoft Azure over Amazon Web Services (AWS) as the most trusted cloud for enterprise and hybrid infrastructure. For more details click here. 

Basically Azure is a cloud platform where you can create different infrastructure while OneDrive is an app of office 365. 

Microsoft now brings you a new platform known as Microsoft Azure Stack. It allows you to run Azure Services from your own Datacenter, ensuring security and reliability. The idea of its designing is to help you in key scenarios, like meeting security and compliance requirements. Or where you need to access Azure resources without internet connectivity. Microsoft Azure Stack is an extension of Azure, bringing the agility and fast-paced innovation of cloud computing to on-premises environments. 

Microsoft Azure has a more worldwide reach. While VMWare Cloud provides a traditional IaaS model. Whereas Azure provides a much broader range of options. Azure also has a large number of services to offer, within a reasonable price range. VM Ware computing environment is run inside of AWS data centers, and Microsoft uses its own infrastructure. 

Yes you can migrate your data center to the cloud, we are proud that we already have done so many migration for different organization globally, here is a case study regarding data center migration. 

Keep data secure: Azure Backup provides solutions for securing data in transit and at rest. Centralized monitoring and management: Azure Backup provides built-in monitoring and alerting capabilities in a Recovery Services vault. These capabilities are available without any additional management infrastructure. 

We also deploy azure backup, here is a case study regarding Azure Backup.  

Yes you can host your database on azure. Azure SQL Database is a fully managed database service, which means that Microsoft operates SQL Server for you and ensures its availability and performance. SQL Database also includes innovative features to enhance your business continuity, such as built-in high availability. 

Yes you can Create and deploy mission-critical web applications that scale with your business. 

HIPAA regulations require that covered entities and their business associates — in this case, Microsoft when it provides services, including cloud services, to covered entities — enter into contracts to ensure that those business associates will adequately protect PHI. These contracts, or BAAs, clarify and limit how the business associate can handle PHI, and set forth each party's adherence to the security and privacy provisions set forth in HIPAA and the HITECH Act. Once a BAA is in place, Microsoft customers — covered entities — can use its services to process and store PHI. 

Currently there is no official certification for HIPAA or HITECH Act compliance. However, those Microsoft services covered under the BAA have undergone audits conducted by accredited independent auditors for the Microsoft ISO/IEC 27001 certification. 

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