Azure Infrastructure
Resiliency ManagerPREVIEW
Define, validate, and achieve infrastructure resiliency goals
OVERVIEW
Define, validate, and achieve infrastructure resiliency goals
Assess your resiliency posture, close gaps with AI guided recommendations, prove readiness with drills and orchestrate recovery
- Azure Infrastructure Resiliency Manager brings new resiliency capabilities and AI in Azure Copilot together in one experience. Set goals, assess posture, run drills, and orchestrate recovery from the same place, covering the full journey of infrastructure resiliency for your applications.
- Describe your architecture to our AI-powered resiliency agent and get instant insights on vulnerabilities. Receive guided remediation steps tailored to your environment, then deploy optimized ARM and Bicep templates. Transform your infrastructure resilience in hours, not weeks.
- Model your applications as service groups, assign resiliency goals, and get an instant assessment on your resiliency posture. See which applications and resources are zone-resilient, which aren't, and which need attention from a single view.
- Simulate availability zone failures, inject Azure-recommended faults across VMs, AKS, databases, and monitor resource health in real time, and keep a full audit trail of every drill so you can validate recovery instead of assuming it.
- Recover your whole application in the right order. Recovery orchestration coordinates failover across every Azure resource in an application making zonal recovery efficient and seamless.
FEATURES
Assess gaps, act on recommendations,
and recover with confidence
AI-enabled resiliency agent
Describe your architecture and get resiliency recommendations, guided remediation steps, and ready-to-deploy infrastructure as code templates through Azure Copilot.
Zonal resiliency goals and tracking
Set resiliency goals for service groups and continuously monitor compliance as your environment evolves.
Unified posture view
Monitor resiliency across all service groups, subscriptions, and regions from one place. Exclude non-critical resources or attest protected resources to keep the view accurate.
Recommendations with cost insights
Act on resource-level recommendations with High, Medium, Low, or No cost impact indicators, so remediation gets prioritized by business value, not guesswork.
Availability zone-down drills
Simulate zone outages with Azure-recommended fault injection, custom runbook faults, integrated failover, and real-time health monitoring. Retain full drill history for audit purposes.
Orchestrated zonal recovery
Automate failover across multiple resource types with customizable sequencing, runbook pre- and post-scripts, manual checkpoints, and automated readiness assessments.
SECURITY
Embedded security and compliance
34K
Full-time equivalent engineers dedicated to security initiatives at Microsoft.
15K
Partners with specialized security expertise.
>100
Compliance certifications, including over 50 specific
to global regions and countries.
to global regions and countries.
Pricing
Azure Infrastructure Resiliency Manager pricing
Azure Infrastructure Resiliency Manager is offered at no additional charge during the preview.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
- Azure Infrastructure Resiliency Manager is a self-service Azure experience that helps customers define, validate, and achieve infrastructure resiliency goals. It brings together goal setting, targeted recommendations, at-scale posture views, simulated outage drills, and recovery plans for applications.
- Goals and recommendations let customers model applications using service groups, assign zonal resiliency goals, view which resources are zone-resilient, non-zone-resilient or not evaluated, and review targeted recommendations for resources that do not meet the assigned goals.
- A service group is used to model an application by grouping Azure resources across subscriptions and resource groups. It becomes the application-level scope where goals, posture, recommendations, drills and recovery plans can be viewed or acted on.
- Drills let customers assess service group resource resiliency by simulating zone outages on individual resources, evaluate cross-zone resiliency solutions, and identify resources that require resiliency improvements to support application continuity.
- Yes. Customers can monitor health of the service group and resources in real time during drill execution through integrated metrics.
- It lets customers define resource recovery order using customizable groups, run automated readiness checks, execute zonal failover operations across multiple resource types, automate group-level actions using Azure automation runbooks and re-protect resources after failover.
- The resiliency agent is a conversational AI experience integrated into Azure Copilot that provides guided resiliency improvements for applications in Azure Infrastructure Resiliency Manager. Customers can describe a new application architecture to the agent and receive resiliency recommendations or ask the agent to generate ARM or Bicep templates that include resiliency configurations. For existing environments, customers can provide a list of resources, and the agent will create a service group, assign resiliency goals, evaluate resiliency posture, and guide remediation for resources that do not meet those goals.
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