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Operating your business on the public cloud means that you're sharing responsibility with the cloud IaaS provider to keep your uptime, well, up. Typically cloud providers will provide tools, such as fail-over zones and VM shadows, to help you run services resiliently. But those are tools you have to wield properly for optimal effect. For some services, like file server backup and disaster recovery, the path of best practices is pretty well-paved with existing solutions. However, running end-user computing – one of your most mission-critical workloads - with high resiliency in the public cloud has important considerations.
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