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Moving BES to Amazon EC2 Has anyone here done this yet? With our current DR plan, we have a 4-6 hour window before BES is active again after we declare. We want something better, so we started looking at cloud. In particular, EC2. During a time of emergency, e-mail is the most crucial app and we'd like it running 24x7 including blackberry. We already plan on clustering our e-mail servers (Domino) to an EC2 instance. Testing so far has been great. I've been impressed with the speed (given our limited and overextended bandwidth), especially server access to databases. We currently are using 5.0.3 with an external MSSQL DB. Last year, we changed our phone policy and allowed users to get iPhones. Our BB count went from over 200 to around 40. There is no need to have our DB on MSSQL Server 2005 anymore, and we don't have the need to have one in our VPC at this time. I'm looking at the best way to move our BES to an EC2 instance with as little interruption or change for the users as possible. My plan of thought is to do the following:
The problem I have is the DB. Should I install SQL 2005 Express on our BES Server now and move the DB? Can I move to full server to express by following these steps: xxx. blackberry. com /btsc/KB03112? -How to move the BlackBerry Configuration Database to a new Microsoft SQL Server instance -How to move the BlackBerry Configuration Database to a new Microsoft SQL Server instance Any other thoughts/suggestions/recommendations? |
Re: Moving BES to Amazon EC2 sorry about links. didn't know how else to avoid the 15 post limitation for url linking without replace www w/ xxx and adding the spaces |
Re: Moving BES to Amazon EC2 this is the best way to move the database and going from full to express is supported. KB03112-How to move the BlackBerry Configuration Database to a new Microsoft SQL Server instance I dont know much about domino but someone should chime in soon |
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