Extending the disaster recovery options for its Azure cloud platform, Microsoft has unveiled the ability to cross-region replicate VMs and applications in IaaS implementations via Azure Site Recovery.

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Azure Site Recovery vs. Quorum: Which is the Master of SMB Disaster? When a hybrid small to midsize business (SMB) Disaster Recovery-as-a-Service (DRaaS) solution faces off against a cloud pure-play, ...

Microsoft has fixed 32 vulnerabilities in the Azure Site Recovery suite that could have allowed attackers to gain elevated privileges or perform remote code execution. The Azure Site Recovery service ...

A look at secure ways of accessing your Windows or Linux VMs, plus Azure Security Center, Azure Backup, optimizing networking for VMs, automating creation of VMs, and tips and tricks for managing VMs ...

Microsoft’s Azure-based high availability disaster recovery service turns the cloud into your off-site failover for complex applications, and it can double as a migration strategy. When Microsoft ...

Microsoft launched its Azure platform in 2010, and since then it has posted triple digit growth. Microsoft is pricing different services offered through Azure at different price points, depending on ...