- Adds automatic preservation of UEFI boot mode for Linux servers during disaster recovery, eliminating manual BIOS/UEFI reconfiguration after recovery.
- Recovered instances now launch with the same boot mode as the source, ensuring compatibility for UEFI‑dependent applications.
- Feature is available in all AWS DRS regions at no extra cost.
AWS Elastic Disaster Recovery now preserves UEFI boot mode for Linux servers
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