New features added for Azure Disaster Recovery as a part of Azure Site Recovery Services

Microsoft has released new features for the Azure Disaster Recovery Services.

The following disaster recovery support are available now:
  • Azure VMs in availability zones
  • Encrypted VMs
  • VMs using accelerated networking
  • VMs using Storage Spaces Direct
  • VMs using Standard Solid State Drive (SSD) disks
  • Unmanaged VMs using firewall-enabled storage accounts
  • New Linux versions
  • A new pricing calculator for Azure VM disaster recovery

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