DORA exit strategy for financial services: portable cloud architecture with Upsun
Blog post from Upsun
In response to the EU's Digital Operational Resilience Act (DORA), financial institutions must now demonstrate their ability to operate independently of any single cloud provider by maintaining documented and tested exit strategies. Many modern cloud deployments face challenges due to deep dependencies on specific providers like AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud, which complicates potential transitions and heightens concentration risks. Upsun offers a solution by standardizing application deployment with a provider-agnostic configuration file, allowing applications to be recreated on different infrastructures without a complete redesign, thus facilitating DORA compliance. This approach emphasizes the need for a planned migration process focusing on operational steps rather than re-architecting infrastructure, providing a solid starting point for institutions aiming to meet regulatory requirements without being trapped by vendor lock-in.
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