Why have DR
Recover within the time the business can afford
Defined RTO and RPO
We translate business impact into targets for recovery time and acceptable data loss.
Business impact analysis (BIA)
We map critical systems, dependencies, and the correct recovery order.
Replication and DR
Veeam or an equivalent solution, with a secondary site or cloud per the agreed design.
Simulations
Failover and failback tests with records — the plan is rehearsed before it is needed.
Runbook
Clear procedures for the team, with roles and contacts defined.
Continuous operations
Periodic review of the plan after infrastructure changes.
How it works
What a DR project includes
Pricing varies by number of systems, RTO/RPO targets, and topology. The proposal separates licenses, infrastructure, and services.
- Business impact analysis (BIA) and definition of RTO/RPO per critical system.
- Design and deployment of replication, the recovery site, and the runbook.
- Scheduled simulations and continuous operations/improvement per contract.
FAQ
Questions about disaster recovery
Is DR different from backup?
Yes. Backup protects the data; DR addresses resuming operations within a defined time (RTO) with controlled loss (RPO).
Do I need a second data center?
Not necessarily — cloud or a secondary site can serve the design, according to criticality and budget.
Do you run simulations?
Yes, with records. The plan is tested periodically so it does not fail when it matters.
Does it comply with LGPD and audits?
Yes. We document the plan and test evidence to meet compliance requirements.
How do I request a quote?
Contact or commercial WhatsApp with the critical systems and RTO/RPO targets.
Does your company know how much downtime it can take?
Describe the critical systems and the tolerable downtime — we reply with a proposal.
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