Azure Provisioning RecoveryServicesBackup client library for .NET - version 1.0.0-beta.1

Azure.Provisioning.RecoveryServicesBackup simplifies declarative resource provisioning in .NET.

Getting started

Install the package

Install the client library for .NET with NuGet:

dotnet add package Azure.Provisioning.RecoveryServicesBackup --prerelease

Prerequisites

You must have an Azure subscription.

Authenticate the Client

Key concepts

This library allows you to specify your infrastructure in a declarative style using .NET. You can then use azd to deploy your infrastructure to Azure directly without needing to write or maintain Bicep or ARM templates.

Examples

Create a daily VM backup policy

The vault name is included in the policy name because the Recovery Services vault is managed by a separate resource provider package.

Infrastructure infra = new();
DateTimeOffset backupTime = DateTimeOffset.Parse("2026-01-01T02:00:00Z");

BackupProtectionPolicy policy =
    new(nameof(policy), BackupProtectionPolicy.ResourceVersions.V2026_01_01)
    {
        Name = "example-vault/daily-vm-policy",
        Properties = new IaasVmProtectionPolicy
        {
            SchedulePolicy = new SimpleSchedulePolicy
            {
                ScheduleRunFrequency = ScheduleRunType.Daily,
                ScheduleRunTimes = { backupTime },
            },
            RetentionPolicy = new LongTermRetentionPolicy
            {
                DailySchedule = new DailyRetentionSchedule
                {
                    RetentionTimes = { backupTime },
                    RetentionDuration = new RetentionDuration
                    {
                        Count = 7,
                        DurationType = RetentionDurationType.Days,
                    },
                },
            },
            TimeZone = "UTC",
        },
    };
infra.Add(policy);

Troubleshooting

Next steps

Contributing

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