BUSINESS CONTINUITY / DRAAS

Disaster Recovery.

Planning and preparation for recovering IT services in critical situations.

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The recovery plan

Prepare for the next
restart. Before an incident.

Infrastructure, data, applications and people. Recovery works when dependencies are understood and procedures are rehearsed.

PRIMARY LOCATION

Data Center 1

REPLICATION / ACCORDING TO POLICYConceptual architecture
SECONDARY LOCATION OPTION

Data Center 2

Application prioritisation

We identify critical services and the order in which they need to restart.

Replication and resources

We size data copies, recovery capacity and the connections required.

Recovery runbook

We define decisions, responsible people and the steps for failover and failback.

Regular exercises

We test the plan, measure results and update procedures after changes.

Two different objectives

How much can you lose?
How long can you wait?

RPO defines tolerable data loss. RTO defines the target time to resume a service. These are design objectives, subsequently validated through testing.

Objective: no more than 1 hour of data loss and service restoration within 4 hours.

Discuss these objectives Your selection is not an SLA guarantee or confirmation of feasibility.
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