How Does Azure Site Recovery Transform Your Business Continuity Strategy?
Unexpected challenges like natural disasters or attacks can disrupt your business. Discover how Azure Site Recovery supports business continuity, ensuring your apps remain available during outages with R.B.Hall Associates.
What is Azure Site Recovery?
Azure Site Recovery is a service that helps businesses maintain operations during significant IT outages. It allows for easy deployment and management, reduces infrastructure costs, and supports diverse environments. By orchestrating virtual machines (VMs) on a secondary site, it minimizes downtime and ensures dependable recovery.
How does Azure Site Recovery work?
Azure Site Recovery operates by executing recovery plans that include orchestrating VMs on a secondary site. It offers features like point-in-time recovery, in-flight compression, low Recovery Time Objectives (RTO), and data encryption. When the primary site is restored, you can execute a failover to your on-premises setup.
What support does Azure Site Recovery provide?
Azure Site Recovery provides automated recovery plans, monitoring and reporting, access control, and authentication features. It integrates with System Center Virtual Machine Manager, making it easier to manage your recovery processes and ensure your business can quickly respond to disruptions.
How Does Azure Site Recovery Transform Your Business Continuity Strategy?
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