Azure Site Recovery

Azure Managed Disks provides durable and highly available persistent storage for your virtual machines. We offer three types of disks with different performance characteristics.

Today, we are glad to announce cross-subscription disaster recovery (DR) support for Azure virtual machines using Azure Site Recovery (ASR). You can now configure DR for virtual machines to a different subscription with in the same Azure Active Directory tenant.

Migrate WIndows Server 2008 machines to Azure using Azure Site Recovery and get free extended security updates for three more years.

Azure Site Recovery now powers Veritas Backup Exec Instant Cloud Recovery (ICR) with Backup Exec 20.2 release. With ICR, Backup Exec users can easily create automatically updated off-site replicas of Virtual Machines in the Azure for a quick failover in case of a disruption on-premises.

Today, we are delighted to announce increased scale limits for Azure Backup.

So many customers I talk to want to upload their offline data stores into the cloud.

With our new templates based configuration server deployment, you can start protecting your VMware virtual machines to Azure in under 30 minutes

A new, intuitive and simplified monitoring experience for Azure Site Recovery is now available through the Azure portal. This blog post introduces the new monitoring experience and shows you how it can help you understand your current disaster recovery posture.

The Azure Site Recovery (ASR) Deployment planner is now GA.

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I am happy to announce new capabilities in Azure Site Recovery (ASR), which will now allow you to start replicating your Azure IaaS virtual machines within one-click.

Azure Site Recovery (ASR) now supports the disaster recovery and migration of on-premises virtual machines with disk sizes of upto 4 TB to Azure.