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Azure Site Recovery

Keep your business running with built-in disaster recovery service.

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  1. Generally Available: BYON (Bring Your Own NIC) in Azure Site Recovery

    Azure Site Recovery now lets you use and attach an existing, pre-provisioned Network Interface Card (NIC) in the target region for test-failover and failover in the Azure-to-Azure scenario.

    Azure Site Recovery•Generally available•Aug 19, 2026

  2. Generally Available: Support 5x churn in Azure Site Recovery

    Azure Site Recovery now supports up to 5x churn (500 MB/s per VM). This major enhancement empowers customers to confidently run high IOPS workloads with Azure Site Recovery, ensuring robust disaster recovery for even the most demanding applications like databases, big data and…

    Azure Site Recovery•Generally available•Jul 6, 2026

  3. Generally Available: Azure Site Recovery support for Linux Azure VMs with NVMe disk controllers.

    Azure Site Recovery now supports replication and disaster recovery for Linux Azure Virtual Machines running on NVMe-enabled Generation 2 VM families, such as the Da/Ea/Fa v6-series and Ebsv5/Ebdsv5 in the Azure-to-Azure scenario.

    Azure Site Recovery•Generally available•Jun 8, 2026

  4. Generally Available: Azure Site Recovery Support for Performance Plus Managed Disks

    Azure Site Recovery (ASR) now supports replication of virtual machines using Performance Plus enabled managed disks.

    Azure Site Recovery•Generally available•May 29, 2026

  5. Generally Available: Azure Site Recovery support for Windows Azure VMs with NVMe disk controllers

    Azure Site Recovery now supports replication and disaster recovery for Windows Azure Virtual Machines running on NVMe-enabled Generation 2 VM families, such as the Da/Ea/Fa v6-series, Ddsv6, Edsv6 and Ebsv5/Ebdsv5 in the Azure-to-Azure scenario.

    Azure Site Recovery•Generally available•Apr 14, 2026