What service provides disaster recovery for Azure Virtual Desktop host pools?

Azure Site Recovery is the service that provides disaster recovery for Azure Virtual Desktop host pools. This service is designed to ensure that your virtualized workloads remain available during planned or unplanned outages. It enables you to replicate your VMs, including those in Azure Virtual Desktop, to another region, allowing for failover to a secondary region if the primary region goes down. This capability is essential for maintaining business continuity as it enables quick recovery and minimal downtime.

In the context of Azure Virtual Desktop, employing Azure Site Recovery ensures that your host pools can be quickly recovered in an alternate location, preserving the user experience and keeping applications available across various scenarios. It also automates the failover process, allowing you to manage disaster recovery with ease.

The other options listed serve different purposes but do not specifically cater to disaster recovery for Azure Virtual Desktop host pools. Azure Backup, for example, focuses on backing up specific resources rather than providing a full disaster recovery solution. Azure Migrate is intended to assist with the movement of workloads to Azure and assessing the best approach for migration, while Azure Resource Manager (ARM) is a framework for managing Azure resources through templates and not a disaster recovery solution.