Last week we reported on the big changes with Microsoft's Windows Azure service ... Symantec just revealed it is extending its disaster recovery software to run on Microsoft’s newly upgraded ...

Using Azure for your disaster recovery can offer your business real benefits – eradicating costly DR sites, only paying for compute resource when you spin up virtual machines in Azure (usually ...

“We’re an application-centric disaster recovery solution,” Srinivasan Chandrasekar, director of program management for ASR and Azure Backup, tells CIO. “Getting your application to work is ...

Microsoft has rolled out a limited public preview of a Windows Azure-based disaster recovery ... Microsoft's disaster recovery management service ties together primary and secondary sites using ...

In a way, the name says it all: It lets you replicate Hyper-V machines running on your site into Azure, then use those replicated machines for disaster recovery with minimal additional work.

Microsoft Azure Site Recovery now gives users more ... and troubleshooting user experience for the cloud-based disaster recovery service. The product now includes a new vault overview page ...

Customers of Microsoft’s cloud-based disaster recovery offering can now ... for its cloud application performance management analytics offering called Azure Application Insights (formerly ...

The new alliance will eventually result in customers' being able to offer disaster recovery in the Azure cloud ... director of product management at Mountain View, Calif.-based Symantec.

Microsoft announced this week that its Windows Azure disaster recovery service is generally available for use in production environments. The Windows Azure Hyper-V Recovery Manager (HRM ...