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Disaster Recovery: With AWS, There's No Such Thing as an Emergency
An effective disaster recovery plan is not only designed to protect data, but also to ensure business continuity. Comparing a traditional approach with an AWS-based strategy helps you understand how to reduce complexity, recovery times, and operating costs.
Traditional DR
- High Costs for Disaster Recovery Sites
- High costs for storage, backup, archiving, data recovery, and services
- Challenges in Planning, Procurement, and Distribution
- Challenges in Testing the Disaster Recovery Plan
DR with AWS
- Very low startup costs for the recovery site
- On-Demand Costs Related to the Recovery Site’s Response Time
- Automatic Disaster Recovery
- Separate disaster recovery levels by application or business unit
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A disaster recovery (DR) plan is not simply a backup, but a process designed to ensure the recovery and continuity of a company’s critical services following a natural disaster or human error.
Our experience in designing disaster recovery plans enables us to build infrastructures capable of handling any critical situation.
We have designed and implemented several disaster recovery (DR) solutions on AWS, always ensuring business continuity, which is essential for our customers.
Benefits
Safety
A secure and durable cloud platform with industry-recognized certifications and audits.
Compliance
Quick file recovery allows you to avoid fines for missing deadlines.
No tape
Eliminate the costs associated with tape transport, storage, and retrieval, as well as the software required for tape backup.
Elasticity
Add any amount of data, quickly. Disk-based file storage and rapid retrieval.
Improve Your Disaster Recovery Plan
- Testing: After installing the DR solution, you must test it. “Game day” is when a failover is performed in the DR environment.
- Monitoring and alerting: Regular checks and adequate monitoring are necessary to alert the user if their DR environment is affected by server failures, connectivity issues, or application problems.
- Backups: Once the disaster recovery (DR) environment has been implemented, you must continue to perform regular backups. Regular backup and restore tests are essential as a contingency plan.
- User Access: You can secure access to resources in your DR environment using AWS Identity and Access Management (IAM).
- Automation: You can automate the deployment of applications on AWS-based servers and on-premises servers using configuration management software.
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