
Do’s and Don’ts for Disaster Recovery Planning
Following these do’s and don’ts for disaster recovery planning can help ensure you create a well thought out, comprehensive disaster recovery plan.
Make US Signal's DRaaS an integral part of your DR plan, and meet your RPO and RTO requirements.
With Disaster-Recovery-as-a-Service (DRaaS), your primary production environment will be continuously replicated to a US Signal cloud environment or between two US Signal virtual data centers. When needed, a fully replicated instance of your environment can be deployed with just the click of a button.
US Signal’s DRaaS solution leverages Zerto Virtual Replication technology and is available as a fully managed or self-managed solution to fit your applications, business requirements and budget. Fully managed disaster recovery is setup, monitored and maintained by US Signal engineers and includes documented RTO and RPO SLA’s plus a full DR Playbook. Self-managed disaster recovery allows you to replicate to one or more US Signal purpose-built DRaaS clusters using our licensing or your existing perpetual enterprise licensing with Zerto.
Both options allow you to test your DR solution up to twice per year for free.
Two management options to meet the varying business requirements and budget parameters of mission-critical and essential applications.
Recovery of individual applications or entire data centers with the click of a button.
Built to HIPAA and PCI standards.
Following these do’s and don’ts for disaster recovery planning can help ensure you create a well thought out, comprehensive disaster recovery plan.
Use this checklist to assess your disaster readiness and determine what you need to create an effective DR plan or enhance an existing DR plan.
There’s no time like the present to get DR planning underway to help your company mitigate the effects of potential data loss and downtime. In this eBook, we’ll cover several topics you should consider when developing a DR plan.
For a limited time, new DRaaS customers the chance to setup replication and begin protecting their critical assets without having to pay monthly fees for the first two months (60 days).