Azure Site Recovery Classic Alerts Retiring Sept 23, 2027
Azure Site Recovery is retiring its Classic Alerts solution on September 23, 2027. This change prompts users to migrate to the newer, more capable alerting system based on Azure Monitor. The new system offers broader notification channel support, scenario-specific alerting, programmatic management, and a consistent experience across Azure services. A guided migration is available through the Business Continuity Center and Recovery Services Vault.
- →Retirement of Classic Alerts for Azure Site Recovery
- →Benefits of Azure Monitor Alerts
- →Migration Guidance
Deprecations (1) ›
- Retirement of Classic Alerts for Azure Site Recovery
The Classic Alerts solution for Azure Site Recovery will be retired on September 23, 2027. Users are advised to migrate to the Azure Monitor-based alerting solution before this date.
Notes (2) ›
- Benefits of Azure Monitor Alerts
The newer Azure Monitor-based alerting system provides enhanced capabilities including configuration for various notification channels, scenario selection, programmatic alert management, and a unified alerting experience across multiple Azure services.
- Migration Guidance
A guided experience for migrating from Classic Alerts to Azure Monitor Alerts is available through the Business Continuity Center and Recovery Services Vault.
https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/updates/?id=azure-site-recovery-classic-alerts-retirement
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