Protection for AWS Multi-Attach Disks

Protection for AWS Multi-Attach Disks

Appranix has broadened its protection support to now include AWS Multi-Attach disks. This enhancement means that Appranix can adeptly grasp the intricacies of your multi-attach disk structure and its associated Amazon EC2 machines. This elevated proficiency assures you of Appranix's clear understanding of your infrastructure, making it a reliable choice for recreating it seamlessly in the DR region.
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