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Keep your data and mission critical systems available in the event of any type of disaster.

Disaster Recovery and Disaster Recovery as a Service (DRaaS)

What is disaster recovery? 
Disaster recovery is the concept of continuing business operations after a disaster. This involves resuming access to applications, hardware, data, servers, networking equipment, power and connectivity.

A disaster recovery plan consists of processes and procedures that are laid out specifically to be able to resume business as usual in the shortest possible time.

What is a ‘disaster’?
A disaster is an event that is unforeseen and could put your business at risk. This could be a natural disaster such as fire, flooding, or a cyber attack which may leave your infrastructure standing, but completely disrupt your business operations.

 

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Why does your business need a DR plan?

The reason that you use DR is simply down to the cost of downtime for your business. Outages can cost anywhere from a few thousand to many millions in financial losses as well as lost trust and negative brand reputation from customers and users.

DR plans help mitigate against:

  • Operational Delays
  • Financial Losses
  • Reputational Damage

Hyve's Disaster Recovery as a Service (DRaaS) Solutions

Prepare your business for the unexpected with Hyve’s disaster recovery as a service (DRaaS). We go beyond simple backups to safeguard businesses in the event of a disaster and meet individual compliance needs. 

We help businesses to continue to operate by replicating and failing over to a secondary certified and compliant DR site. Website and applications can be replicated from virtual or physical environments to Hyve’s DR data centres in multiple global locations.  

With Hyve’s DRaaS, customers do not need to invest in or maintain their own off-site DR environment. We meet strict SLAs for disaster recovery with clearly defined recovery time and recovery point objectives.

When a disaster strikes, Hyve is able to move traffic to systems running in another data centre until you can achieve a safe failback. There are 2 concepts to consider:

Recovery Point Objective (RPO)

The RPO is the point in the server’s timeline that you can return to after a disaster. For instance, if you only have daily backups, your max RPO should be 24 hours. With Hyve DR, because we run continuous replication, data loss should be kept to an absolute minimum.

Recovery Time Objective (RTO)

The RTO is the amount of time that it takes to recover from a situation such as a full data centre disaster.

Hot DR: Real-time replication & instant failover

Hot DR is fully automated and provides a fully equipped, replicated site with the required equipment, software and applications to fully function when a disaster occurs. The hot DR site is always live and can be checked at any point to see whether the system runs the same as in production.

If there was a disaster at the production site, the DNS would failover to the Hot DR site, making it the production site. Hyve set up continuous replication from our production site using SQL, Always On or MySQL Replication for the databases, and Robocopy for Windows server and R-Sync for Linux file servers.

Hot DR provides customers with low RPO and RTOs due to automatic failover. This type of DR provides the most reliable service for businesses as the secondary site is continuously running, but is more suited to customers with larger budgets and rigorous compliance requirements.

When failing over, customers usually assume the secondary site is now their primary site, which avoids the need to failback. Hot DR is the best enterprise-level solution if your business cannot tolerate any downtime and need robust replication and instant failover.


Warm DR: Near-time recovery

Hyve also offers a warm DR solution. The DR solution can be installed on any cloud platform on-premise or in the data centre to provide flexible and fast recoveries.

Warm DR enables customers to protect their business but avoid the need to maintain a secondary site at all times. This type of DR is easy to set up and copies the changes to the secondary DC like a backup. The main copy is taken and then changes to sites or applications are updated incrementally, so this type of DR solution is not in real-time.

The failover to the DR data centre requires that the secondary site be booted upon demand, so VM level DR does have a higher RPO and RTO than hot DR. Failback is also easy as it is built into the product.

Warm DR suits businesses with lower budgets due to the fact that you are not running two live sites at one time. Considerations do need to be made about how frequently changes are updated to the secondary site, as well as how it may be difficult to test because it has to be manually booted up.

Technologies used are Zerto, Veeam, Nakivo and Doubletake. We can also failover to Azure, AWS or Hyve Clouds.


DRaaS

Hyve’s disaster recovery as a service (DRaaS) goes beyond simple backups to safeguard businesses in the event of a disaster and to meet individual compliance needs.

DRaaS protects customer’s data and applications by storing and synchronising critical data in a secondary data centre. In the event of a disaster, you can spin up the VMs that you need, using resources (RAM/CPU) on-demand, on an hourly basis.

We help businesses to continue to operate by replicating and failing over to a secondary certified and compliant DR site. Websites and applications can be replicated from virtual or physical environments to Hyve’s DR data centres in multiple global locations.

With Hyve’s DRaaS, customers do not need to invest in or maintain their own off-site DR environment.

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Meeting business standards

When you are creating a shortlist of companies for your next cloud hosting project, it’s important to look into their compliance and accreditations. Hyve has worked diligently to secure externally audited certifications in ISO 27001, ISO 27017, ISO 9001, ISO 22301 and SOC 2. We have also been awarded PCI-DSS compliance, are Cyber Essentials and Cyber Essentials Plus certified and are part of the government G-Cloud 13 Framework.

The extensive commitment to security and standards shows that your mission-critical data will always be safe and secure within the Hyve infrastructure, giving you further peace of mind for your business. To find out why this accreditation and compliance is important to your business, please watch the short video below.

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