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Preparing for the unexpected: Cloud incident readiness training - January 2024

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This was our 2nd Azure & Power Platform Incident Readiness Teams Live Event. Our goal is to help translate our readiness recommendations into actionable solutions so you can effectively prepare for the unexpected, with the ultimate aim of helping you minimize or even prevent the impact of incidents. The theme for this session was 'Your mission critical resources should be zone resilient and secure' and we covered the following topics: Reliability as a shared responsibility between cloud provider(s) and customer(s)/partner(s) Our Power Platform team’s journey to identify, assess, and improve the resilience of their own Azure services – which power critical customer-facing workloads – using Availability Zones How to assess whether the resources that support your mission-critical services are sufficiently zone-resilient, using Azure Advisor recommendations and workbooks Retrofitting your existing Virtual Machines and Azure Disks, for zone res …...more
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Preparing for the unexpected: Cloud incident readiness training - January 2024
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This was our 2nd Azure & Power Platform Incident Readiness Teams Live Event. Our goal is to help translate our readiness recommendations into actionable solutions so you can effectively prepare for the unexpected, with the ultimate aim of helping you minimize or even prevent the impact of incidents. The theme for this session was 'Your mission critical resources should be zone resilient and secure' and we covered the following topics: Reliability as a shared responsibility between cloud provider(s) and customer(s)/partner(s) Our Power Platform team’s journey to identify, assess, and improve the resilience of their own Azure services – which power critical customer-facing workloads – using Availability Zones How to assess whether the resources that support your mission-critical services are sufficiently zone-resilient, using Azure Advisor recommendations and workbooks Retrofitting your existing Virtual Machines and Azure Disks, for zone resiliency and redundancy, respectively – to minimize and avoid impact from common incident types Understand and control who can access your resources – including using Microsoft-managed Conditional Access Policies, and recommended actions to raise your security baseline Balancing competing priorities as you invest in resilience and security, with an eye on cost optimization using best practices from the Azure Well-Architected Framework Stay informed during issues – configure Service Health alerts for notifications and invites: https://www.aka.ms/ASH-docs Learn from previous events – Health history in Azure Service Health shows impact to your services: https://www.aka.ms/ASH-portal Prepare for the unexpected – learn more about steps you can take to prepare for cloud incidents: https://www.aka.ms/IncidentReadiness 00:00 Preparing for the Unexpected Intro 00:59 Overall of session topics 02:16 Reliability as a shared responsibility 08:16 Power Platform Resiliency journey with Availability Zones 18:50 Using Azure Advisor to assess your resiliency & security posture 25:06 Retrofitting your existing Virtual Machines and Azure Disks, for zone resiliency and redundancy 38:05 Segment transition 39:21 Conditional Access Policies 51:31 Segment transition 51:50 Azure Well-Architected Framework segment 59:25 Closing [eventID:21828]

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Microsoft Reactor

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