Reitse Eskens gives a copilot a spin:
And that isn’t limited to services like storage, web portals, user management, and data stuff. It’s also location, backups, and disaster recovery. But there’s a catch: you need to make sure this is configured. I always compare the cloud (Azure in my daily work) with a huge box of Lego. You have all the pieces and elements to make something cool, but you have to build it. Even when you automate it, you still need to think about what you want.
Now, before I continue my Azure Fundamentals training, let’s move on to what this post is about: resiliency. Or, how your environment is set up for disaster recovery.
Let’s use the Azure Copilot to guide the process, create the necessary resource and review the advice.
Click through to see how it works. Because it’s in preview right now, we don’t know how much it will cost later. But in the meantime, you can give it a try.