RPO and RTO
Measurable objectives for data loss and recovery time.
- Criticality
- Frequency
- Window
- Priority
DRP to recover operations through a tested path.
We integrate replication, infrastructure, data, network and procedures so recovery follows an executable and measurable sequence.
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DRP
Recovery with defined objectives, sequence and owners.
DRP is designed around dependencies and criticality, not only data copies.
Replication
Protection and synchronization aligned to technology and connectivity.
- Synchronization status
- Consistency
- Bandwidth
- Monitoring
Runbook
Failover and return must be executable.
Order, validations, dependencies and return criteria are documented.
Failover
Sequence to activate services at the alternate site.
- Storage
- Network
- Database
- Application
Testing
Periodic exercises with evidence and remediation.
- Checklist
- Timing
- Validation
- Lessons learned
Recovery Runbook
The DRP must be executable step by step and produce evidence.
A data copy is only a prerequisite. Recovery requires order, owners, dependencies, validation and a return path.
Readiness
We verify alternate-site capacity and prerequisites before they are needed.
- Inventory
- Capacity
- Network / DNS
- Access
Synchronization
Protection is measured by state, lag and consistency.
- Replication
- Last sync
- RPO
- Integrity
Failover
We activate infrastructure and services in the defined sequence.
- Storage
- Database
- Application
- Validation
Failback
Return is also designed and tested to avoid a second outage.
- Resynchronization
- Window
- Sequence
- Closure criteria
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Contact SP TI →Test the complete recovery path.
A controlled test exposes dependencies, timing and failure points before a contingency.