You can temporarily disable a regularly executed backup plan. A disabled backup plan is not deleted. Instead, it will be paused for a period of time and will not run according to the specified backup cycle. The associated protected resources will also stop the scheduled backup until you enable the backup plan again.
You can modify the name or description of a backup plan at any time.
You can modify the basic configuration of a backup plan or add more virtual machines to the backup plan at any time.
You can modify the backup policy of a backup plan at any time, such as the backup policy, retention policy, and advanced settings.
For more information about virtual machine backup policies, see Backup Policy. For more information about platform database backup policies, see Backup Policy.
If you determine that a backup plan is no longer needed, you can delete the backup plan. After deletion, associated resources will no longer perform scheduled backup actions. If you still need to back up specific resources, you can create a new backup plan for them.
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