Microsoft Azure Cloud Resiliency: Backup & Disaster Recovery – Infographic

Written by Matt Mong

As a project-based company, can you afford to lose your critical business systems for 2 or 3 days? Is it ok if your projects grind to halt due to a technology failure? If you are not utilizing the cloud for your Project Business, you cannot achieve true business continuity very easily.

Besides your data being more secure in the cloud, your backup & disaster recovery is achieved more easily and cheaper with the cloud. Microsoft Azure provides a comprehensive set of native business continuity solutions, providing high availability, disaster recovery, and backup to protect your mission critical applications and data.

What is Resiliency in Azure?

High availability
Maintaining acceptable continuous performance despite temporary failures in services, hardware, datacenters, or fluctuations in load.

Disaster recovery
Protection against loss of an entire region through asynchronous replication for failover of virtual machines and data using services such as Azure Site Recovery and geo-redundant storage (GRS).

Backup
Replication of virtual machines and data to one or more regions using Azure Backup.

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Matt Mong

Matt is the CMO & Chief Product Evangelist at PlanAutomate. Matt leads PlanAutomate’s growth strategies and market positioning and serves as the company’s Chief Evangelist. He is responsible for driving the PlanAutomate’s Microsoft Partner identity of the firm, focusing on delivering specialized Microsoft Dynamics 365 solutions to project-driven companies. Matt plays a central role in the company’s thought leadership, frequently appearing in podcasts, videos, and interviews to discuss the evolution of enterprise project management and AI.