Disaster Recovery- as-a-Service
Ensure uninterrupted business continuity and data protection for all enterprise workloads on intelligent cloud platforms
Disaster Recovery as a Service by Cloud4C - Fortifying Enterprise Continuity and Data Recovery on the Cloud
Disaster Recovery as a Service is the replication of the hosting of physical or virtual servers by a third party to provide immediate recovery at zero losses in the event of a man-made or natural catastrophe. Cloud4C’s DRaaS model, powered by any hyperscaler or private, hybrid, or multi-cloud of choice, is based on a unique 4-way Disaster Recovery architecture that improves business continuity and security. It is cost-effective and delivers the best-in-class benefits over many traditional models.
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Develop a Disaster Recovery Solution tailored to Business IT systems, workloads, and dataflows
Disaster Recovery as a Service is critical to business continuity. No business should start its operations without having a failsafe strategy to continue operations even during disasters. DRaaS proves effective here as it allows organizations to back up their data and IT infrastructure in a separate cloud computing environment, hosted on multiple datacenters with auto data replication, monitoring, and copying across those locations. DRaaS usually focuses on a short recovery point objective. During a natural or a man-made disaster, the data is restored to the nearest “current” point possible.
High Speed Recovery
Recovery Orchestration and Fastest Activation
Negligible Data Loss
DRaaS Platform Compliant Protection
Non-Intrusive DR Testing at Regular Intervals
Complete Visibility Into Your Backup And Server Environments
Choose the Right DRaaS Management Model: Why Opt for Fully Managed Services?
Managed DRaaS
- A third party takes over all disaster recovery responsibilities
- Requires higher investment than other DRaaS models but meets all your unique business requirements
- Recovery SLA is matched to the unique business requirements
- The provider will be responsible for recovery in the case of an event
Assisted DRaaS
- Part of the responsibilities are managed by the company and part by a third party vendor
- Lower investment is required compared to assisted DRaaS. Managing the model may prove expensive later.
- Assisted DRaaS does not offer a recovery SLA
- The client is responsible for recovery during an event but the service provider may step in when the IT team is unavailable
Self-service DRaaS
- The company manages all the disaster recovery responsibilities
- Expensive as the company needs to set up all the provisions for the IT team by themselves
- Recovery SLA depends on the availability of the IT team
- The client is responsible for recovery during an event
Ensure uninterrupted business continuity and data protection with Cloud4C
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