You have an application running on the On-Prem Server and have backup – InterviewSolution

1.	You have an application running on the On-Prem Server and have backup on Azure East US region. Now, On-Prem server application access fails. Is it possible to access the application via the Azure environment?
Answer» YES, it is totally POSSIBLE by making use of the Site Recovery Service provided by Azure. It is capable of handling fail-over and fail-back SCENARIOS between On-Prem SERVERS and Azure environments.

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