Business continuity that’s actually actionable
Disaster Recovery
Plan for outages with recovery workflows, connectivity design, and operational support built for real incidents.
DR outcomes
Recover faster with fewer unknowns
Disaster recovery means having tested processes and redundant architecture in place before an incident occurs.
DR components
What goes into disaster recovery
Recovery Time Objective (RTO)
How quickly systems must be restored after an incident. We help you define realistic RTOs based on your architecture and design infrastructure to meet them.
Recovery Point Objective (RPO)
Maximum acceptable data loss measured in time. We implement backup strategies and replication that align with your RPO requirements.
Geographic redundancy
Standby environments in different locations protect against regional outages. We help you balance cost against risk tolerance.
Runbook validation
Recovery procedures that are tested regularly and updated as systems change. Documenting steps before an incident reduces recovery time.
Real DR scenarios
Common disaster recovery patterns
Active-passive failover
Primary site handles all traffic while standby site remains synchronized. Manual or automated failover when primary is compromised.
Active-active distribution
Traffic splits across multiple sites. If one fails, the others absorb the load. Higher cost but faster recovery.
Backup & restore
Lower cost DR strategy suitable for systems with longer acceptable RTOs. Regular snapshots with tested restore procedures.
Cloud-based DR
Standby resources in public cloud reduce cost when idle. Spin up capacity only when primary site is unavailable.