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AWS Architecture Blog

Validating your DR commitment: From controlled test to real-world readiness

After you define your DR targets, testing tells you whether they hold. This post walks through a four-level progressive validation model (tabletop, planned failover, surprise drill, and game day) and shows how each level surfaces a different class of recovery gap that feeds back into your commitment. Part 2 of a three-part series.

Foundational (100)Thought Leadership
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ExternalSoftware Architecture
AWS Architecture Blog

Three business decisions that define your DR success

A disaster recovery strategy is only as strong as the business decisions behind it. Before you choose an architecture pattern, three decisions shape whether recovery succeeds: what you're actually recovering, what the business needs from that recovery, and what your dependencies allow you to commit to. Part 1 of a three-part series.

Foundational (100)Thought Leadership
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ExternalSoftware Architecture
AWS Architecture Blog

Automating the full AWS DRS agent lifecycle: Install, heal, and offboard

Keeping a large Amazon EC2 fleet continuously recoverable with AWS Elastic Disaster Recovery is a lifecycle challenge. This post shows how to automate the full DRS agent lifecycle (install, heal, and offboard) using AWS Systems Manager Automation and Amazon EventBridge, driven by a single EC2 tag and no Lambda functions.

Advanced (300)AWS Elastic Disaster Recovery (DRS)Technical How-to
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ExternalAI
AWS Machine Learning Blog

Prepare web content for Amazon Bedrock Knowledge Bases with Crawl4AI

This post shows how to use Crawl4AI, an open source web crawler, as a content preparation layer for Amazon Bedrock Knowledge Bases, handling JavaScript rendering, selective extraction, and custom metadata enrichment before web content reaches an Amazon S3 data source.

Advanced (300)Amazon Bedrock Knowledge BasesTechnical How-to
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