Disaster Recovery as a Service
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What is Disaster Recovery?
Disaster Recovery as a Service (DRaaS) is designed to provide a large-scale action plan for restoring critical data and getting systems and applications back online in the event of a computing outage. In order to keep your key workloads and applications available during emergency events (including fire, flood, power loss, network loss, or criminal attack), a disaster recovery plan replicates your mission-critical workloads and data in a secondary environment that can be activated within specific RTO/RPO timelines.
Disaster Recovery Protection at Any Budget
Security, data protection and Minimizing Risk are all benefits of Disaster Recovery – but that doesn’t mean a DR service should break your budget. At Performive, we help companies of all sizes implement business continuity plans. By choosing an RTO/RPO that matches your individual requirements, your organization and customers will benefit knowing they will be back up and running in a disaster scenario. Eliminate data loss and the threat of Ransomware with Performive’s Self-Managed or Fully-Managed DRaaS.
How to Choose the Right Warm Disaster Recovery Plan for You?
As a cloud and technology services provider that specializes in working with Mid-Sized organizations, warm disaster recovery is almost always the right choice. Performive offers cold and hot disaster recovery service as well, but warm disaster recovery is the customizable and affordable most medium-sized businesses need.
3 Stages of Warm Disaster Recovery
Performive’s three stages of Warm DRaaS match Recovery Specifications to service plans so your team can stay within your budget while still protecting your business from threats. Each stage correlates to an RTO/RPO target and service, allowing your organization to pick the right balance of recovery time and cost to keep your business and your clients productive. Performive’s secure cloud platform and Veeam Data Protection delivers performance and reliability, as well as meets compliance requirements.
Benefits of Performive’s Warm Disaster Recovery as a Service
Budget Conscious DRaaS
From environment sizing to 5 tiers of Disaster Recovery Service, Performive can build a cost-efficient and secure Disaster Recovery Plan.
Secure and
Compliant
Securely seed your replication, protect resting data and meet compliance requirements on Performive’s Cloud Platform.
Industry Leading Technology
Trusted brands including VMware and Veeam, provide the technology foundation for DRaaS.
Multi-Region / Multi-Zone
Multi-region / multi-zone availability geographically separates your DR from your primary environment.
Managed by Certified Experts
If you are choosing a managed Disaster Recovery plan, trust that our engineers have a belt full of technology certifications including multiple VMware and Veeam accreditations. Self-managed is also an option for Performive customers.
Devoted Support 24x7x365
Our basic support offering features a one technician to one request model ensuring your issues receive our full attention. Upgrade to managed support or engineering support at anytime to access over 100+ support features.
Failover Testing Included
Yearly failover testing is included with Performive’s Warm Disaster Recovery Service. Test your secondary environment, update your runbook or consult with our expert engineers during this time.
We’ll Help You Make the Best Out of the Worst
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Frequently Asked Questions about Disaster Recovery
Our Veeam and VMware engineering experts collaborate with your IT to strategize build your failover environment and Disaster Recovery Runbook. Continuous replication and yearly failover-testing are included in all Performive’s Warm Disaster Recovery as a Service plans. When a disaster is declared, a certified technician is immediately alerted, your organizations reserved VMs are spun up and hydrated with the latest data sets, apps, and workloads per your selected RTO/RPO.
Cold Disaster Recovery is a secure data backup service, often times with VMs reserved incase of an emergency. With Cold DR, the secondary environment needs to be populated with the data and brought online. In a Warm Disaster Recovery Plan, which is the best option for most mid-sized businesses, the secure data backups are pre-seeded to the secondary environment at the RPO specified. With Warm DR, when a disaster scenario occurs, the VMs just need to be brought online. Lastly, a Hot DR environment is a live secondary production environment that mirrors the primary environment.
Disaster Recovery Solutions protect the business from service delivery interruptions and compromised data. The key to building a cost-effective DR plan is carefully determine the criticality of the data sets, workloads, and applications within your organization. To get started, list each data set, workload or app in the the range of RTO/RPO needed for the component. Additionally, list the components’ dependencies, requirements, as well as the current size, licensing, and version.
Recovery Point Objective (RPO) is a measure of how frequently you take backups and what amount of data (measured in time units) may be lost during failover. Recovery Time Objective (RTO) is the amount of downtime a business can tolerate and estimates the time it will take to deploy a secondary environment.
Managed VMware DRaaS Powered by Veeam
Performive builds secure disaster recovery environments with Enterprise-Grade Veeam Data Protection – trusted by over 400k global businesses.
Industry-leading backup and restore
Continuous Replication and DR featuring Instant Recovery
Unified Monitoring and Analytics
When Was a Disaster Recovery Solution Needed?
Use Case: Headquarters is in Hurricane Zone
Customer ProblemOur customer was already using Veeam Cloud Backups Managed by Performive but wanted to finally implement a full Disaster Recovery Solution – after years of consideration.
Use Case: Meeting Client Expectations
Customer ProblemOur customer, in insurance and risk consulting, has client obligations to have data to be restored quickly in the event of a disaster. To meet these client commitments, the company has RPO/RTO goals of 24 hours.
Use Case: Content is King
Customer ProblemA customer that provides online content to media outlets needed to implement DR with minimal investment in infrastructure to provide content services in the event of downtime.