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Azure Site Recovery, Best practices, Management and Governance, Virtual Machines
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Les entreprises et les équipes de solutions cloud comprennent généralement la nécessité d’une solution de récupération d’urgence. L’une des premières étapes de la définition et du choix d’un plan de récupération d’urgence consiste à effectuer une analyse d’impact sur l’activité.
Azure Site Recovery, Best practices, Compute, Storage, Virtual Machines
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When we released the capability of automatic update of agents used in disaster recovery of Azure VMs, the most frequent feedback we received was related to access control. The request from customers was to allow them to provide a previously created automation account – approved and created by a person who is entrusted with the right access in the subscription.
To meet customer demand, Azure is continuously expanding. We’ve been adding new Azure regions and introducing new capabilities. As a result, customers want to move their existing virtual machines to new regions while adopting the latest capabilities.
Azure Site Recovery, Management and Governance
Published • 5 min read
Azure is the first public cloud to offer native disaster recovery solution for applications running on IaaS. We want to start this year with a recap of all the new capabilities that we enabled in the last few months that customers have loved.
Published • 2 min read
One of the biggest hassles faced by administrators while using services provided by cloud providers is the need to catch up with the latest release and stay up-to-date. This involves downloading the latest software and performing frequent upgrades.
Announcements, Azure Site Recovery, Management and Governance
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Azure Site Recovery’s support statement for Windows Server 2016.