Disaster Recovery as a Service
A complete standby environment in another region, continuously replicated and drilled — so when disaster hits, your business keeps running.
The problem
A backup is not a recovery plan.
When a region goes dark, "we have backups" becomes "we're restoring 4TB over the internet onto servers we don't have, guided by documentation nobody wrote." Recovery time gets measured in days — and customers measure it too.
How we solve it
Standby infrastructure, rehearsed recovery.
We build a geographically separate standby environment — different facility, power grid, and network — with continuous replication from production. Failover follows automated runbooks we drill on schedule, against RPO/RTO targets set to your business reality, not a brochure.
What's included
Everything we own so you don't have to.
Geographic separation
Standby environments on independent infrastructure, power, and network paths.
Continuous replication
Real-time data sync for minimal RPO — you lose minutes, not days.
Automated runbooks
Documented, scripted failover — rapid recovery with minimal human intervention.
Scheduled DR drills
We test failover regularly without touching production. Untested DR is theater.
Customizable RPO/RTO
Recovery targets engineered to what each system actually justifies.
Complete documentation
Runbooks, contact trees, network diagrams — auditors and insurers love us.
- Replication
- Continuous
- RPO/RTO
- Customizable
- Drills
- Scheduled
- Monitoring
- 24x7x365 NOC
FAQ
Straight answers.
How is DRaaS different from managed backups?
Backups protect data; DRaaS protects operations. With backups you rebuild and restore. With DRaaS, a live standby environment takes over — RTO drops from days to minutes or hours.
What RPO/RTO can you achieve?
Continuous replication keeps RPO to minutes. RTO depends on your failover automation level — we'll design to targets your business case supports and prove them in drills.
Can you provide DR for infrastructure you don't host?
Yes — we regularly stand up DR environments for production running on AWS, other hosts, or on-premises.
How do we know the failover will actually work?
Because we test it. Scheduled drills against the standby environment are part of the service, with reports after every exercise.
Ready when you are.
Thirty minutes with a senior engineer — a straight assessment and a plan, free.