This tutorial describes how to govern and view the compliance state for your Azure environment in Azure Business Continuity Center.
Azure Business Continuity center helps you govern your Azure environment to ensure that all your resources are compliant from a backup and replication perspective.
These are some of the governance capabilities of Azure Business Continuity center:
View and assign Azure Policies for protection
View compliance of your resources on all the built-in Azure Policies for protection.
View all datasources that haven't been configured for protection.
To view all the Azure Policies that are available for protection, go to Governance > Azure Policies for protection. This displays all the built-in and custom Azure Policy definitions for backup and Azure Site Recovery that are available for assignment to your subscriptions and resource groups.
Selecting any of the definitions allows you to assign the policy to a scope.
Protection compliance
To view the compliance of your resources based on the various built-in policies that you've assigned to your Azure environment, go to Governance > Protection compliance. You can view the percentage of resources that are compliant on all policies, as well as the policies that have one or more non-compliant resources.
Selecting Protection inventory > Protectable resource allows you to view all your resources that haven't been configured for backup and replication.
In this article, you'll learn how to manage the lifecycle of the vaults (Recovery Services and Backup vault) used for Azure Backup and/or Azure Site Recovery.
The Azure Business Continuity Center is an easy-to-use web-based user interface for managing your backup and disaster recovery at scale from single place across various environment and solutions. Use it for configuring backups and replication, defining protection policies, monitoring operations, review configurations and much more.