Commit a failover of a protected item
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Commit a failover of a protected item
Use Microsoft Azure: its Microsoft Azure SiteRecoveryManagementClient Replication… lets you commit a failover of a protected item in a single step (POST /subscriptions/{subscriptionId}/resourceGroups/{resourceGroupName}/providers/Microsoft.RecoveryServices/vaults/{resourceName}/replicationFabrics/{fabricName}/replicationProtectionContainers/{protectionContainerName}/replicationProtectedItems/{replicatedProtectedItemName}/failoverCommit). capabilities.work can help you get signed up and connected.
- How do I make a failover permanent once the recovered VM looks good?
- What finalizes a Site Recovery failover so it can no longer be cancelled?
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- Commit failover for {item} in container {container}, fabric {fabric}, vault {vault} ({rg}), subscription {subscription}.
- Finalize the failover of {item} in vault {vault}.
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POST /subscriptions/{subscriptionId}/resourceGroups/{resourceGroupName}/providers/Microsoft.RecoveryServices/vaults/{resourceName}/replicationFabrics/{fabricName}/replicationProtectionContainers/{protectionContainerName}/replicationProtectedItems/{replicatedProtectedItemName}/failoverCommit in Microsoft Azure SiteRecoveryManagementClient Replication…. Full spec on APIs.io.