A municipal IT team must fail a large fleet of on-premises Windows applications into AWS after a data-center incident, with continuous block-level replication and orchestrated recovery. Which AWS approach best matches this hybrid DR need?
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Short Explanation
Think of Elastic Disaster Recovery as a moving truck that keeps copying the servers until you flip the lights on in AWS. Weekly AMI burn parties and binary-only S3 copies leave you rebuilding when the outage clock is already running.
Full Explanation
AWS Elastic Disaster Recovery is designed for hybrid estates that need continuous replication of on-premises servers into AWS and orchestrated failover into recovery instances. Manual weekly AMI exports, binary-only object replication, and cold idle fleets without continuous replication do not meet continuous replication and rapid fail-into-AWS objectives for a Windows application fleet.