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An enterprise runs business-critical server workloads and is designing a disaster recovery strategy to ensure business continuity during major outages.
The organization requires a solution that minimizes downtime and maintains data integrity by continuously replicating servers, capturing application-consistent recovery points, and automating failover to Azure.
Which Azure service should the organization implement to fulfill these requirements?
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Azure Site Recovery (ASR) is Azure's native Disaster Recovery as a Service (DRaaS) solution designed to ensure business continuity by orchestrating the replication, failover, and recovery of virtual and physical workloads across primary and secondary locations.
Azure Site Recovery directly addresses the organization's disaster recovery needs by:
Unlike configuration or monitoring tools, Azure Site Recovery is specifically built for enterprise-grade disaster recovery, providing low Recovery Time Objectives (RTO) and Recovery Point Objectives (RPO) to maintain continuous operations during catastrophic disruptions.