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AWS Prescriptive Guidance Backup and recovery approaches on AWS

• AWS Prescriptive Guidance
• Table of Contents
• Backup and recovery approaches on AWS
• Why use AWS as a data-protection platform?
• Targeted business outcomes
• Choosing AWS services for data protection
• Designing a backup and recovery solution
• Backup and recovery using AWS Backup
• Backup and recovery using Amazon S3 and Amazon S3 Glacier
• Amazon S3
• Creating standard S3 buckets for backup and archive
• Using Amazon S3 versioning to automatically maintain rollback history
• Using Amazon S3 to back up and recover customized configuration files for AMIs
• Using Amazon S3 in your custom backup and restore process
• Amazon S3 Glacier
• Using Amazon S3 Lifecycle object transition to Amazon S3 Glacier compared with managing Amazon S3 Glacier archives
• Securing backup data in Amazon S3 and Amazon S3 Glacier
• Backup and recovery for Amazon EC2 with EBS volumes
• Amazon EC2 backup and recovery with snapshots and AMIs
• Using AMIs or Amazon EBS snapshots for backups
• Server volumes
• Establishing separate server volumes
• Considerations for instance store volumes
• Tagging and enforcing standards for EBS snapshots and AMIs
• Creating EBS volume backups with AMIs and EBS snapshots
• Preparing an EBS volume before creating a snapshot or AMI
• Creating EBS volume snapshots manually from the console
• Creating AMIs
• Amazon Data Lifecycle Manager
• AWS Backup
• Performing multi-volume backups
• Protecting your Amazon EC2 backups
• Archiving EBS snapshots
• Automating snapshot and AMI creation with Systems Manager, the AWS CLI, and the AWS SDKs
• Restoring from an Amazon EBS snapshot or an AMI
• Restoring files and directories from EBS snapshots
• Restoring an EBS volume from an Amazon EBS snapshot
• Creating or restoring an EC2 instance from an EBS snapshot
• Restoring a running instance from an AMI
• Backup and recovery from on-premises infrastructure to AWS
• File gateway
• Volume gateway
• Tape gateway
• Backup and recovery of applications from AWS to your data center
• Backup and recovery of cloud-native AWS services
• Backup and recovery for Amazon RDS
• Using DNS CNAME records to reduce client impact during a database recovery
• Backup and recovery for DynamoDB
• Backup and recovery for hybrid architectures
• Moving centralized backup management solutions to the cloud for higher availability
• Disaster recovery with AWS
• On-premises DR to AWS
• DR for cloud-native workloads
• DR for Amazon EC2 in a single Availability Zone
• DR for Amazon EC2 in a regional failure
• Cleaning up backups
• Backup and recovery FAQ
• What backup schedule should I select?
• Do I need to create backups in my development accounts?
• Can I upgrade applications and continue to use an EBS volume while a snapshot is being created without any impact?
• Next steps
• Additional resources
• Document history