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‫Now, let's talk about AWS Backup,

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‫which as the name indicates,

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‫a fully-managed service to centrally manage

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‫and automate backups across AWS services.

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‫It gets on-demand and schedule backups,

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‫and it supports point-in-time recovery, so PITR.

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‫You can define the retention periods of your backup,

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‫the lifecycle management, the backup policies,

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‫et cetera, et cetera.

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‫You can do cross-region backups

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‫or even cross-account backup

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‫that is backed by either of AWS Organizations.

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‫So how does that work?

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‫Well, when you have the backup service,

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‫you're going to create a backup plan,

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‫for example, the frequency,

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‫as well as the retention policy of your backups.

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‫You assign the resources to be backed up

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‫by the backup service or it can be Amazon EC2, EBS,

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‫DynamoDB, RDS, EFS, Aurora, FSx and Storage Gateway.

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‫And then all these services, thanks to this backup plan,

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‫will be automatically backed up into Amazon S3.

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‫So fairly simple.

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‫Anytime you see backups at the exam, think AWS Backup.

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‫This is a nicely-named service.

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‫I will see you in the next lecture.