What it is
Disaster Recovery combines replicated or recoverable workloads, alternate infrastructure, runbooks and tested failover/failback procedures.
Cloud & Infrastructure · Technical Overview
Disaster Recovery (DR)
A planned capability to restore critical IT services after a major outage, cyber incident or site-level failure within defined recovery objectives.
← Back to solutionsWhy it matters
Backups protect data, while DR focuses on restoring service availability; the design should be driven by Recovery Time Objective (RTO) and Recovery Point Objective (RPO).
NARDIN delivery scope
We identify critical workloads and dependencies, define RTO/RPO targets, design recovery architecture and runbooks, implement replication or recovery mechanisms and test recovery procedures.
Customer deliverables
A documented and testable recovery capability with defined priorities, RTO/RPO targets and operational procedures.
Typical use cases
Critical business applications, data-center environments, virtual infrastructure, ransomware resilience and business-continuity programs.
Delivery lifecycle
01Requirements discovery and current-state assessment.
02Architecture, dependencies and implementation planning.
03Technical specification, configuration baseline and delivery preparation.
04Implementation, integration, testing and controlled commissioning.
05As-built documentation, operational handover and managed support where required.
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Share the business requirement, current environment and target outcome. NARDIN will translate them into a practical technical architecture and delivery plan.