FluidCloud Achieves the AWS Resilience Software Competency in the Resilience Recovery Category

AWS experts validated FluidCloud’s Cloud Cloning platform, which turns a running AWS environment into deployment-ready code so customers can rebuild networking, identity and database configuration in another AWS Region or account

PLEASANTON, Calif., Nov. 10, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- FluidCloud, a cloud infrastructure software company, today announced it has achieved the Amazon Web Services (AWS) Resilience Software Competency in the Resilience Recovery category. This designation recognizes FluidCloud as an AWS Partner that has demonstrated deep technical proficiency and proven customer success in helping organizations architect, test, and execute rapid cloud resilience and business continuity strategies using AWS Resilience Services.

Key facts

• Designation: AWS Resilience Software Competency, Resilience Recovery category
• Platform: Cloud Cloning, which discovers a live AWS environment and turns it into deployment-ready code
• AWS services covered include: Amazon Virtual Private Cloud (Amazon VPC), AWS Identity and Access Management (IAM), Elastic Load Balancing (ELB), and Amazon Relational Database Service (Amazon RDS)
• Recovery target: a working environment in an alternate AWS Region or account, in minutes
• Customer: Bay Area Rapid Transit (BART)
  
  

Cloud disaster recovery has been built on a pervasive industry lie: that backing up data equals business survivability. When major outages strike, organizations discover too late that their expensive backup tools left behind an unrecoverable skeleton.

“Having petabytes of database snapshots is meaningless when the underlying network topologies, IAM policies, security group matrices, routing tables, and load balancer configurations must be painstakingly re-engineered by hand under crisis conditions,” said Sharad Kumar, CEO and co-founder of FluidCloud. “That gap between data storage and infrastructure reality is pseudo-resiliency: recovering the data, but leaving the business dead in the water for days or weeks.”

“Worse, the prevailing tools that claim to solve cloud resiliency are primarily running glorified scan-to-IaC scripts,” Kumar said. “Emitting disconnected Terraform templates with zero automated cross-region dependency translation is not resilience. It is just code generation.”

“Earning the AWS Resilience Software Competency means AWS experts validated that FluidCloud rebuilds the whole working environment in another Region or account, including the infrastructure that backups leave behind,” Kumar said.

FluidCloud breaks this pattern by discovering live production environments in real time and capturing in-depth cost, security, compliance, and dependency context across resource types including Amazon VPC, IAM, ELB, and Amazon RDS. Rather than handing teams static templates to debug during a Sev-1 incident, FluidCloud translates live state into deployment-ready, validated architecture that spins up working environments in an alternate AWS Region or account in minutes.

“Hundreds of thousands of Bay Area commuters depend on BART every day to get to work, school, and home,” said Ravi Misra, chief information officer and assistant general manager of technology at Bay Area Rapid Transit (BART). “In public transit, operational downtime is not just an IT inconvenience, it directly impacts regional mobility. FluidCloud offers transformational capabilities in cloud resiliency, giving us the ability to replicate and instantiate complex application stacks across disparate cloud environments in minutes.”

Achieving the AWS Resilience Software Competency in the Resilience Recovery category differentiates FluidCloud as an AWS Partner that has demonstrated technical proficiency and proven customer success supporting customers’ resilience goals. As expectations shift toward an “always on, always available, always reliable” mindset, higher uptime requirements have become a baseline for critical workloads in the cloud. As an AWS Resilience Competency Partner, FluidCloud provides a software platform validated by AWS experts in the Resilience Recovery category, allowing customers to achieve their resilience goals in the cloud.

The AWS Competency Program helps enterprise organizations identify validated AWS Partners with specialized technical expertise and verified customer implementations. FluidCloud holds a SOC 2 Type 2 report, supports automated recovery across complex multi-region AWS architectures, and is available now in AWS Marketplace.

To learn more about Cloud Cloning or start an automated AWS resilience assessment, visit fluidcloud.com or find FluidCloud in AWS Marketplace.

About FluidCloud

FluidCloud is the cloud cloning platform that discovers live cloud environments, capturing full dependency, configuration, and security context, and makes them portable across AWS Regions, accounts, and hybrid deployments. Infrastructure and DevOps teams use FluidCloud’s proprietary Cloud Cloning technology to eliminate downtime, eliminate proprietary lock-in, and execute automated disaster recovery workflows. FluidCloud is headquartered in Pleasanton, Calif., and is available on AWS Marketplace. Learn more at fluidcloud.com.

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