Summary

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Your organization requires a current, secure, and highly scalable Azure Virtual Desktop solution to support its employees who work remotely, and to protect them from planned and unplanned failures.

Disaster planning and recovery are critical elements of IT operations. This is true whether an organization's systems are located on-premises, in the cloud, or a combination of the two. Public cloud platforms offer services for backing up critical data and restoring it when it's lost. They also offer services for failing over to secondary systems when primary systems fail and for mitigating, and recovering from, the effects of these failures.

In this module, you learned how to implement protection of your Azure Virtual Desktop environment. You also learned how to protect your company from various failure scenarios and help ensure business continuity.

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To get started with protecting individual components of Azure Virtual Desktop, see the following additional resources:

Protect your virtual machines by using Azure Backup teaches you more about how to protect Azure virtual machines.

Back up Azure file shares explains how to back up Azure file shares from the Azure portal and how to protect the various services that run in Azure.

Replica sets concepts and features for Microsoft Entra Domain Services provides an in-depth review of the various concepts and features of Replica sets for Microsoft Entra Domain Services.

The tutorial Configure Cloud Cache to redirect profile containers or office container to multiple Providers is a good source to understand the purpose and use of Cloud Cache.

Protect your Azure infrastructure with Azure Site Recovery explores the features that apply to a business continuity and disaster recovery (BCDR) plan.

Cross-region replication of Azure NetApp Files volumes explains how to set up cross-region replication of Azure NetApp Files.

Additional resources