Capabilities
- RPO / RTO definition and job design
- Immutable and offsite copies
- Application-aware backup
- Documented restore testing
Restores that have been proven, not assumed.
Solution
Backup & Disaster Recovery
Backup topologies built around stated RPO and RTO targets, with immutable copies, offsite replication and tested restores.
Technologies
Backup and recovery topology
Built backwards from the recovery target: what must be restored, how fast, and how much data loss is tolerable.
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Protected workloads
- Virtual machines
- File servers
- Databases
- Mailboxes
Application-aware processing so restores are consistent, not just copied.
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Backup control
Job design mapped to defined RPO and RTO per workload class.
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Copies
- On-site fast restore
- Immutable copy
- Wasabi
- Offsite / cloud tier
3-2-1 with immutability so ransomware cannot delete the recovery point.
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Verification
- Restore tests
- Recovery runbook
- Reporting
A backup is only real once a restore has been performed and documented.
Frequently asked questions
What are RPO and RTO?
RPO is how much data you can afford to lose; RTO is how long you can afford to be down. Both are agreed before job design begins.
Are snapshots enough?
No. Snapshots live on the same platform as the data. A separate, ideally immutable, copy is required to survive corruption or ransomware.
How often are restores tested?
On an agreed schedule, with results documented. Untested backups are treated as unverified.
Scope the work before you commit budget
Send the environment details and get an engineered proposal with assumptions, risks and a rollback path.