Disaster Recovery of Workloads on AWS | AWS Events

Is your organization prepared to handle and recover from potential disasters that can impact your systems? Whether from natural disasters, technical failures, or human actions, it is important that your systems are resilient, performing their intended functions correctly and consistently. Resiliency is a shared responsibility between AWS and customers, and it is important to understand how Disaster Recovery and Availability operate under this shared model. Utilizing AWS Well-Architected best practices, learn how to plan for, design, and implement architectures on AWS that meet the disaster recovery objectives for your business.
Speakers:
• Alex Livingstone, Practice Lead Cloud Operations, AWS Enterprise Support
• Seth Eliot, Principal Reliability Solutions Architect, AWS Well-Architected
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[@RajuGogul]

One of the best sessions with quite updated architectural strategies, on the topic!!!!

[@PritenVora]

Been reading up on GR/DR strategy for my organization and I found this video quite useful. The in-depth analysis of the available DR strategies and the reasoning to choose one over the other is beautifully portrayed. I would recommend reading up on AWS Application Recovery Controller service to go along with the video material

[@ambassadorphil4768]

1 hour gone and i didn't realise..great explanation..

[@TheTandeddu]

Thank you! Easily the best hour I've invested in training today if not in the past few months!

[@brianmisasa]

This was refreshingly detailed and simple and to the point

[@amazonwebservices]

Really glad you loved it! 🙌 🤩

[@jonassteinberg3779]

opening story is a profound note of caution.

[@pradeep_kumar_ind]

I loved this video. Thank you very much!

[@oliverxu7964]

Thank you very much! This is very good video for me!

[@aniloy83]

Explained the things so clearly and easily. Thanks

[@RBShreshtha]

Amazing explanation, thanks lot !

[@jonassteinberg3779]

very nice overview of the basics

[@renatcam3641]

very good presentation... tks

[@asifahmed7797]

Excellent

[@diegonayalazo]

Thanks for sharing

[@RaviKumar-zv3xz]

very informative

[@neonkloud]

17:38 RPO & RTO

[@maheepgupta8873]

Hi AWS, I have one query does AWS recovery provide versioning of data files? Why I am asking this let assume if Ransomware attacks production as well as DR site then how could I recover from that situation

[@SukritKhera]

Good info. Thanks for sharing. Quick Question on 22:09 , isn't a single AZ comprising of multiple data centers already. Wondering, for an on-prem organization, which spans multiple data centers in the same geographical region, a single Region with Multiple AZs might be a more cost-effective option, rather than going multi-region.

[@AlexLivingstone]

Yes, a single region approach to disaster recovery is an acceptable solution if the risk analysis shows that this is the best solution for your business. Whatever you do, make sure you have backups and due to the low cost and overhead, I would always replicate these to another region, at least then you have options, even if you don't have a plan.

[@funmilolababarinde8522]

Pls can I get this document or slides

[@awssupport]

Hi Funmilola, navigate to the following page to explore our available presentation decks: go.aws/3oZVuqK. 🧭 I found documentation on Disaster Recovery of Workloads on AWS that might be of interest, here: go.aws/3qDjosG. 📖 ^KB