A resilient architecture still fails if the data you recover is not clean.
Tuesday, October 6, 2026 · 08:30 – 17:00 SGT
IOI Central Boulevard Towers, East Tower, Level 2 Reception, Singapore 018916
Hosted by AWS, in partnership with Veeam and in collaboration with Elastio
Elastio is joining AWS and Veeam in Singapore for AWS Architectural Resilience Day, a free, in-person day of sessions and hands-on workshops on high availability, observability, and disaster recovery strategy.
Most resilience work answers whether the application comes back. Elastio is there for the question that follows: when it comes back, is the data underneath it clean, and how would you prove it to a board, an auditor, or a regulator?
Your stack watches the perimeter, the network, identity, and the endpoint. None of it watches what is happening inside the data itself. That is where ransomware decides the outcome, and a clean failover to a poisoned recovery point is still an outage.
Attendance is free but capacity is limited, and registration is handled by AWS — register for the event on the AWS site. Use the form here to line up time with our team on the day.
What we offer on the day
A private meeting during the day — bring your architecture, your DR runbook, and the assumptions underneath them.
A live look at what Elastio finds inside backup and production data, at the file level.
How Elastio works alongside AWS Backup and Veeam rather than replacing either one.
For teams already running DR on AWS: how to prove the recovery point you would fail back to is actually clean.
Who should meet us
Solutions architects and developers attending the workshops who own availability and disaster recovery on AWS.
Backup and infrastructure teams running Veeam or AWS Backup who need more than a successful job log.
Resilience, risk, and compliance owners in Singapore and across APJ who have to evidence recovery, not assert it.
Anyone who has tested failover but never tested whether the data that came back was intact.
An Elastio assessment shows you what your current backup environment would actually deliver in an incident — which copies are clean, and which ones you only assume are.
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