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Built to bounce back: How Azure resiliency evolved
Microsoft is evolving its Azure platform to enhance cloud resiliency, emphasizing the importance of adaptive systems that can recover from unexpected disruptions. By framing resiliency as a shared responsibility, Microsoft not only builds a robust infrastructure but enables organizations to design tailored recovery strategies. The launch of Azure Infrastructure Resiliency Manager puts a spotlight on understanding and improving resiliency postures through centralized management.
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Published 8 Jul 2026, 18:01 UTC7 min read
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Summary
TL;DR
- Resiliency defined by availability and adaptability to disruptions.
- Azure supports a shared responsibility model for resilience.
- Introduction of Azure Infrastructure Resiliency Manager aims to provide cohesive resiliency management.
- Emphasis on customizable disaster recovery strategies based on specific business needs.
- New capabilities introduced for continuous validation and improvement of resiliency.
Interesting facts
- Resiliency in Azure is likened to city infrastructure, requiring redundancy and governance.
- The approach includes both infrastructure and operational processes for recovery.