Azure Site Recovery

What do you like best?

Creating a complex data infrastructure is easy to achieve with Azure data Recovery, which maintains security at all times so that you can work with multiple connections between different types of services without the information becoming fragile at any time. This means that there is no way for data to be affected by any type of malware or external software that is not related to or allowed by the company. Azure Site Recovery creates replicas of virtual machines that are used in other regions of the company with amazing speed, and adds all the information to the physical server being used. This means that the data is unalterable by third parties, and because it is so secure, different data models can be tested that are consistent for the job.

What do you dislike?

There have been no problems since the beginning of our experience with Azure data Recovery. The only negative point is that the platform does not support the protection of virtual machines whose disk is Docker, as the platform interprets this as an invalid scenario.

Recommendations to others considering the product:

Azure Site Recovery is recommended to companies of any kind who wish to create restorations against disasters that have occurred at some point in the company's history and that led to data loss.

What problems are you solving with the product? What benefits have you realized?

It is excellent that Azure Site Recovery can support several infrastructure models to work with data both personally and in groups, and that its artificial intelligence ensures that there will be no errors sharing files of any kind that are kept private.