It examines the core components (for example, Recovery Services vault, Backup Policy) and concepts (for example, governance) and how to think of them and their capabilities with links to detailed product documentation. This article covers a brief overview of design considerations and guidance for optimally configuring your Azure Backup deployment. While it’s easy to start protecting infrastructure and applications on Azure, when you ensure that the underlying Azure resources are set up correctly and being used optimally you can accelerate your time to value. The guidance covered in this article can make it easier to design your backup solution on Azure using established patterns and avoid known pitfalls. The article assumes you're familiar with core Azure technologies, data protection concepts and have experience working with a backup solution. The primary target audience for this article is the IT and application administrators, and implementers of large and mid-sized organizations, who want to learn about the capabilities of Azure’s built-in data protection technology, Azure Backup, and to implement solutions to protect your deployments efficiently. It helps protect your mission critical workloads running in the cloud, and ensures your backups are always available and managed at scale across your entire backup estate. It's Azure's built-in data protection solution for a wide range of workloads. Azure Backup comprehensively protects your data assets in Azure through a simple, secure, and cost-effective solution that requires zero-infrastructure.
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