Run your critical systems in the cloud when your own site can't.
Overview
Disaster recovery as a service: your servers are continuously replicated to secure cloud infrastructure and can be started there within minutes of an outage, with VPN access, networking and DNS pre-configured so users simply keep working.
Outcomes
Minutes to recover, not days
DR without a second data centre
A plan you have actually rehearsed
At a glance
Failover to the cloud, keep trading, then fail back — inside agreed RPO/RTO.
In depth
Not every workload needs the same destination. We design DR to Microsoft Azure where you are already committed to Microsoft cloud, to dedicated recovery cloud infrastructure where you want it fully managed, or to a hybrid model where the most critical systems replicate locally for the fastest RTO and to cloud for site loss.
Physical servers, Hyper-V, VMware, Windows and Linux workloads all replicate into recovery servers held ready in the cloud. There is no requirement to virtualise first and no second data centre to fund.
Cloud site-to-site VPN, point-to-site access for users, IP retention, routing and DNS handling are configured and tested in advance, so failover brings users back to working systems rather than to servers they cannot reach.
We set targets per system with you, design to hit them, then prove them in test failovers and report the actual measured times. A DR plan without numbers you have verified is a document, not a capability.
FAQs
Critical workloads typically start in the recovery cloud within minutes; the exact RTO is agreed per system and verified in testing.
Yes — Azure, dedicated recovery cloud or a hybrid of both, depending on your estate and commercial position.
Failback is orchestrated and verified by our engineers once the primary site is ready, during an agreed window.
No. That is the point of cloud DR — standby capacity is only paid for when it runs.
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