Commvault aims to provide continuous recovery for the AI era with its Recovery Studio using automation to bring back application sets, not just their data, while AgentRecover is expanding to support AI agents built on <a href="https://myappsplus.com/baseus-bowie-mc2-earbuds-drop-below-50-in-amazon-deal/” title=”Baseus Bowie MC2 earbuds drop below $50 in Amazon deal”>Amazon Bedrock AgentCore and Microsoft Foundry.
Recovery Studio will orchestrate the recovery of applications, identities, configurations, infrastructure dependencies, and datasets together in an automated, runbook-driven workflow to help organisations resume business operations faster after an outage. AgentRecover supports Amazon Bedrock AgentCore and Microsoft Foundry and will audit agent activity, restore agents, and recover the data and systems they affected across environments.
Pranay Ahlawat, Chief Technology & AI Officer, Commvault, said: “This is the DevOps moment for recovery. Recovery Studio replaces spreadsheets and war rooms with one orchestrated flow, from in-place to cleanroom, that brings the whole business back in the right order, including identities and cloud configurations.”
He added: “Business logic is moving out of applications and into agents, and agents don’t behave deterministically. A single agent decision can trigger changes across data, applications, and infrastructure on multiple platforms. Enterprises need to see and audit what agents have done, then recover both the agent and affected resources. That’s what we’re delivering for customers building on Amazon Bedrock AgentCore and Microsoft Foundry.”
This follows closely behind Druva’s new Microsoft Copilot agent recovery announcement. It and Commvault are leading the way in agent recovery developments.
With Recovery Studio customers will be able to:
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Recover the full stack:Replace manual processes with automation that reconstructs and validates the vast arrays of interconnected components in the right sequence in a context-aware runbook. These components not only include containers, VMs, files, and objects, but also extend to identity systems, application configurations, infrastructure configurations, and security and network settings.
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Build data security checks into recovery: Enable automated threat scanning for supported resources in the runbook to identify compromised areas and inform recovery decisions before returning services to production.
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Standardise across all recovery scenarios: Utilise one platform for a variety of recovery scenarios, including operational, disaster, and cyber recoveries. Unified runbooks automate infrastructure rebuilds, workload recovery, and the orchestration of security controls, such as firewall rules and network security groups and settings – all actions needed to rebuild the business not just recover data..
Support for Amazon Bedrock AgentCore and Microsoft Foundry extends AgentRecover protection and recovery to the agent platform layer in three ways:
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Discover agents and their dependencies: Discover agents built on supported platforms and map the data, applications, identities, configurations, and infrastructure they interact with. This helps teams understand the full AI environment and discover protection gaps.
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Audit agent activity and understand its impact:If an agent goes rogue, AgentRecover helps teams understand what the agent did and what it may have affected across platforms, so they can prioritise what needs attention and recovery.
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Protect agents and recover across the AI stack:Protect supported agents and the systems behind them, then help restore both the agent and the affected data and systems, with recovery designed to focus on what the agent changed.
Recovery Studio is targeted for early access in December, with general availability planned in the coming months. Pricing will be based on the amount of data configured for orchestrated recovery.
AgentRecover capabilities for Microsoft Foundry are targeted for early access this month and for Amazon Bedrock AgentCore in December.
More information can be found on the AgentRecover website and in a blog.
