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In a disaster situation where this main server becomes unavailable, this replica of server inside AWS is activated immediately, taking place of the unavailable server and allowing users to keep working  \nBefore you begin you will need (required):  \nAn active AWS account with admin credentials  \n(create yours [at](at www.ingrammicrocloud.com)[ ](at www.ingrammicrocloud.com)[www.ingrammicrocloud.com](at www.ingrammicrocloud.com))  \nEnroll your AWS account  \n(request at [https://bit.ly/3bUnUce](https://bit.ly/3bUnUce))  \nDisaster Recovery template file  \n(download at [https://bit.ly/3r8h8WZ](https://bit.ly/3r8h8WZ))  \nSolution architecture Technologies applied:  \n• EBS  \n• EC2  \n• CloudEndure  \nCost considerations  \nThis solution includes AWS infrastructure and software licensing costs, which can vary depending on the chosen configuration, region and resource consumption (data volume and transactions) . The default configuration offered by the automation template considers the following costs:  \n| Region | Service | Monthly Currency |  | Configuration summary |\n| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |\n| EU (Ireland) | Amazon\u003Cbr>Elastic Block\u003Cbr>Store (EBS) | 9.00 | USD | Number of volumes (1), Average duration each instance runs (730 hours per month), Storage amount per volume (100 GB), Provisioning IOPS per volume (gp3) (3000), General Purpose SSD (gp3) -Throughput (125 MBps) |\n| EU (Ireland) | Amazon EC2 | 20.16 | USD | Operating system (Linux), Quantity (1), Pricing strategy (OnDemand Instances), Storage amount (32 GB), Instance type (t3.small) |\n| EU (Ireland) | Software | 20.83 | USD | Cloud Endure rate for protected machine |\n\nMore details on the AWS Public Calculator: [https://bit.ly/3niXB5c](https://bit.ly/3niXB5c)  \nConfiguration instructions  \nAWS Architecture  \nAccess your AWS console and select the region you want to deploy the solution.  \nEnter Cloud Formation in the navigation bar and select it, click on and select the option With new resources (standard) .  \nFill out the form according to the following example:  \nChoose File ↑   \nClick on   \nand select the Cloud Backup template file  \n(IM1010DisasterRecovery.template) you downloaded previously. Click on  Next   \n.  \nGive a name to your deployment (example: disasterrecovery) . If necessary, adjust the parameters.  \nClick on and then on again.  \nNext  \nNext  \nAt the bottom of the next screen, mark the checkbox “I acknowledge that AWS CloudFormation might create IAM resources with custom names.”and click on  \nClick on  \n Stack info  and wait until status become “Create Complete” :  \nEnter IAM in the navigation bar, select the option Users on the left-hand side then click on a User called CloudEndure.  \nSelect the tab Security credentials and then click on Take note of Access ID and Access Key.  \nCreate access key  \n.  \n(This is a sensitive information with your personal key to access resources on AWS, keep the downloaded file safe) .  \nCreate stack  \nDisaster Recovery console configuration  \nSubscribe to Cloud Endure by accessing [https://amzn.to/34ArgNc](https://amzn.to/34ArgNc then)[ then](https://amzn.to/34ArgNc then)[ ](https://amzn.to/34ArgNc then)clicking  Subscribe  and then  Set Up Your Account  .  \nFill out with your e-mail address, set up a console password and click Continue  . You might be required to confirm your e-mail. Follow the instructions.  \nTo begin the configuration, click  START  and then  \nCONTINUE  \n.  \nInsert the information you got on step 8 , clic","cbCaihNBTjJjcShJ","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaihNBTjJjcShJ","pdf",560694,"English","# Overview\n## Prerequisites\n## Solution architecture and technologies\n## Cost considerations\n## Configuration instructions\n### AWS architecture and CloudFormation deployment\n### CloudEndure console setup and credentials\n### Protection and recovery agent installation","[{\"question\":\"What does the Disaster Recovery accelerator do on AWS?\",\"answer\":\"It synchronizes a local physical or virtual server to a replica inside AWS every 1–5 minutes using CloudEndure. 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