Disaster Recovery
Backups that are tested, replicas that are current and a recovery plan that has been rehearsed, so a failed disk, a deleted database or a ransomware attack becomes an inconvenience, not a crisis.
Almost everyone has backups. Far fewer have restored from them recently. We design recovery around two numbers you choose, how much data you can afford to lose and how long you can afford to be down, and then prove you can meet them.
What we do
- Recovery point (RPO) and recovery time (RTO) objectives, agreed per system
- Off-site, versioned backups following the 3-2-1 rule
- Replication to a second data center or provider for critical systems
- Immutable copies that ransomware cannot encrypt or delete
- Scheduled restore tests, with the results reported to you
- A step-by-step recovery runbook your own team can follow
What you get
- Recovery plan with RPO and RTO for each system
- Working, monitored backup and replication jobs
- Restore test reports
- Disaster recovery runbook
Four steps, agreed with you up front.
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01
Assess
What matters most, and how quickly it has to come back.
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02
Design
Backup, replication and failover sized to those targets.
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03
Implement
Set up, encrypt and monitor every job.
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04
Rehearse
Restore for real, on a schedule, and fix whatever breaks.
Often paired with
All servicesNetwork & Server Monitoring
Round-the-clock monitoring: alerts triaged by a person, not just a script, and problems caught before your customers notice.
Learn more 01Cloud Migration
Move servers, applications and databases to the cloud or dedicated hardware, with a rehearsed cutover and a rollback ready.
Learn moreTell us what you’re running. We’ll show you how to run it better.
A straight answer from an engineer, no sales script. Tell us what you run, what hurts and what worries you.