[In preview] Public Preview: Azure Backup for Elastic SAN

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Azure Backup has introduced public preview support for Azure Elastic SAN, providing a fully managed solution for backing up and restoring Elastic SAN volumes. This integration enables users to take instant point-in-time backups of Elastic SAN workloads, enhancing data protection and recovery capabilities for enterprise storage in the cloud[1][2].

Azure Elastic SAN itself is a cloud-native, fully managed storage area network (SAN) service designed to deliver high throughput, low latency, and enterprise-grade block storage, suitable for both migrated on-premises SAN workloads and new cloud applications. Key features include autoscale for capacity, snapshot capabilities, private endpoint support for secure network access, and shared volumes with SCSI Persistent Reservations allowing multiple compute clients to access a volume safely and concurrently[2][3][5].

The integration of Azure Backup with Elastic SAN allows users to:

  • Efficiently back up Elastic SAN volumes with minimal operational overhead.
  • Restore Elastic SAN volumes quickly to a previous state, supporting disaster recovery scenarios.
  • Leverage Azure Backup’s robust management and security features alongside Elastic SAN’s scalable, high-performance storage[1].

This public preview marks an important step in expanding Azure’s enterprise storage and data protection offerings by combining Elastic SAN’s scalable, high-throughput storage capabilities with Azure Backup’s comprehensive backup and restore functions[1][2].

อ้างอิงค์ : https://azure.microsoft.com/updates?id=494438

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