Amazon Technologies, Inc.

Alexander Sirotin

Wayne William Duso

Zhicong Wang

Boo Boon Khoo

Aditya Maruvada

Ivan Velickovic

Steven Robert DeVos

Tony Zoght

Christopher John Schilling

A cross-account data management (CAM) service of a provider network may assign, to a primary account of an organization of a client, permission to manage resource management plans for other accounts of the organization. The CAM service may specify, using the primary account (e.g., by an administrator using the primary account), a resource management plan (e.g., data backup plan) The CAM service may indicate, using the primary account, multiple accounts of the organization that the resource management plan is to be implemented for. The CAM service may cause, based on the permission assigned to the primary account, the resource management plan to be implemented for the different accounts of the organization (e.g., by causing execution of jobs to implement a backup plan).

Using a primary account to implement a resource management plan across accounts of an organization

Aspects described herein relate to securely performing cross-boundary backup operations. A service of a computing resource service provider may enable backup operations between a source account and a destination account of an organization based at least in part on a security policy allowing such operations.

Cross-boundary data backup background

Systems and methods are described herein relating to backing up applications or applications stacks that utilize two or more computing resources. In some aspects, a snapshot of operating states of a collection of computing resources that operate collectively as an application may be captured and stored as an application recovery point. The application recovery point may include an application definition that identifies first and second computing resources usable to provide the application, a first computing resource recovery point, which upon restoration, restores the first computing resource according to the snapshot, and a second computing resource recovery point, which upon restoration, and restores the second computing resource according to the snapshot. Responsive to a request to restore the application using the recovery point, the collection of computing resources may be launched in a coordinated way to instantiate the application according to the application recovery point.

Application aware backups

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