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Failover now v.s Planned failover

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I read the online docs about failover but wanted to check my understanding:

Failover Now = Turns on the latest replica. workload from source VM is not migrated so we actually have some data loss depends on when the last replication was done.

Planned Failover = Moves all workload in from source vm to replica. Powers off source vm and the replica is now acting same as the source VM.

Is the above correct? :D
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Re: Failover now v.s Planned failover

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Yes, your understanding is totally correct.
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Re: Failover now v.s Planned failover

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Awesome. thanks!
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