All Content tagged with Disaster Recovery/Business Continuity

Use Athena CTAS and Iceberg time travel to recover a writable table from a read-only S3 Tables replica

The article addresses a common operational challenge — when AWS Backup jobs (backup, restore, or cross-account copy) fail, the root cause typically spans multiple AWS services (IAM, KMS, Backup vault ...

Amazon Aurora automatically backs up cluster volumes and retains restore data for up to 35 days at no additional cost. Snapshots taken within this window whether automated or through AWS Backup are fr...

This article provides step-by-step guidance on using coldsnap to copy EBS snapshot data block-by-block across AWS regions using the EBS Direct APIs, and then verify the integrity of the resulting data...

Amazon EC2 automatic recovery helps restore instances when sustained system-level failures occur. However, customers sometimes notice that automatic recovery does not trigger even though an instance e...

In-Region Zero Recovery Point Objective (RPO) data protection

In this post, we'll explore how organizations can overcome the common challenge of creating and validating effective disaster recovery plans. We'll introduce AWS's entitlement for ES customers, The Dr...

Introducing the AWS Solutions Library Guidance for rolling back changes to datasets in Amazon S3

In distributed environments, system failures are inevitable, making application resilience essential for business continuity. Traditional disaster recovery testing methods are often manual and ineffic...