AWS Application Recovery Controller (ARC) is a managed service that helps you create, manage, and test recovery plans for your applications. It simplifies the process of ensuring business continuity and disaster recovery.
1. Prerequisites
- An AWS account
- An existing application or workload to be protected
2. Create a Recovery Plan
- Navigate to ARC: In the AWS Management Console, search for "Application Recovery Controller" and select the service.
- Create a recovery plan: Click on "Create recovery plan".
- Provide details: Give your recovery plan a name and description.
- Choose a recovery type: Select the appropriate recovery type (e.g., failover, failback).
- Create the plan: Click "Create recovery plan".
3. Add Resources to the Recovery Plan
- Select your plan: Click on the recovery plan you just created.
- Add resources: Click on "Add resources".
- Choose resource types: Select the types of resources you want to include (e.g., EC2 instances, RDS instances).
- Add resources: Search for and select the specific resources you want to protect.
- Add to plan: Click "Add to plan".
4. Configure Recovery Settings
- Select your plan: Click on the recovery plan you just created.
- Configure settings: Click on "Configure settings".
- Set recovery options: Define recovery options like failover criteria, failback strategies, and recovery time objectives (RTOs).
- Save settings: Click "Save".
5. Test the Recovery Plan
- Select your plan: Click on the recovery plan you just created.
- Test the plan: Click on "Test recovery plan".
- Initiate test: Follow the prompts to initiate a test failover.
- Validate recovery: Verify that your application is successfully running in the target environment.
Additional Steps
- Create recovery groups: Organize resources into recovery groups for better management.
- Integrate with other AWS services: ARC can be integrated with other AWS services like AWS Systems Manager for automation and AWS CloudWatch for monitoring.
- Customize recovery plans: Tailor recovery plans to meet specific business requirements.
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