AWS drs documentation change
Summary
Updated terminology from 'failover' to 'recovery' in titles and descriptions, and clarified that Recovery Drills are 'non-disruptive tests'.
Security assessment
This change is a terminology update and clarification of testing procedures. It does not contain any security-related content, address vulnerabilities, or modify security guidance.
Diff
diff --git a/drs/latest/userguide/preparing-failover.md b/drs/latest/userguide/preparing-failover.md index 48da48b9a..8546ebbf3 100644 --- a//drs/latest/userguide/preparing-failover.md +++ b//drs/latest/userguide/preparing-failover.md @@ -7 +7 @@ Validate launch settingsRecovery drill overviewRecovery drill objectivesPerformi -# Preparing for failover +# Preparing for recovery @@ -9 +9 @@ Validate launch settingsRecovery drill overviewRecovery drill objectivesPerformi -After installing the AWS Elastic Disaster Recovery Agent on your Source Servers, we recommend validating your Source Server settings and testing (drilling) frequently in preperation of a failover event. Configuration of the recovery environment includes DRS Launch Settings, EC2 Launch Template, and Post-Launch Actions. +After installing the AWS Elastic Disaster Recovery Agent on your Source Servers, we recommend validating your Source Server settings and testing (drilling) frequently in preparation of a recovery event. Configuration of the recovery environment includes DRS Launch Settings, EC2 Launch Template, and Post-Launch Actions. @@ -40 +40 @@ Post Launch Actions | -A Recovery Drill is a synthetic failover that performs all the same steps as an actual failover. Recovery Drills run with the same Source Server Launch Settings and Point in Time snapshots that a Recovery would. As a result, we recommend adjusting any Source Server Launch Settings to isolate Drill Instances when necessary to avoid production or business impact. You can use verification post-launch actions when performing a drill to ensure that Launch Settings are accurate. A Recovery Drill can be performed with an individual source server, or it can include as many source servers as necessary to simulate the recovery of an application. +A Recovery Drill is a non-disruptive test that performs all the same steps as an actual recovery. Recovery Drills run with the same Source Server Launch Settings and Point in Time snapshots that a Recovery would. As a result, we recommend adjusting any Source Server Launch Settings to isolate Drill Instances when necessary to avoid production or business impact. You can use verification post-launch actions when performing a drill to ensure that Launch Settings are accurate. A Recovery Drill can be performed with an individual source server, or it can include as many source servers as necessary to simulate the recovery of an application.