What Is Data Backup and Disaster Recovery?
Backup is the process of making an extra copy (or multiple copies) of data. You back up data to protect it. You might need to restore backup data if you encounter an accidental deletion, database corruption, or problem with a software upgrade.
Disaster recovery, on the other hand, refers to the plan and processes for quickly re-establishing access to applications, data, and IT resources after an outage.
Features of our Backup and Disaster Recovery Services
Peace of Mind by Design
Backups by IT is a service that integrates the backup and disaster recovery processes into a single package. Storage, design, testing, monitoring, disaster recovery help, failover, and reporting are just a few of the services available.
Real-Time Monitoring
Grow your business with confidence, knowing that your backups are being monitored 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year, with human intervention and restoration.
Instant-On Recovery
Our Instant-On Cloud Server launches as an exact clone of your local server in minutes, allowing your team to get back online quickly. In the event of a software or hardware breakdown, the BDR appliance acts as a temporary server.
Backup Testing & Validation
We avoid failed restores by validating your backups weekly before sending them off-site. We can test and validate backups for you using our backup and disaster recovery appliance, which includes a fully integrated testing environment.
Types of DRaaS (Disaster Recovery as a Service)
Self-Service DRaaS
Your business is replicated on the cloud environment of a third-party provider in this type of DRaaS solution. However, that is all you get; during the tragedy, you are totally responsible for recovery.
Assisted DRaaS
The supplier will be available to assist you in failover during a disaster if you choose the aided solution. You must, however, seek for their help if you require it, as they are not obligated to help you.
Managed DRaaS
Every aspect of disaster recovery is handled by the DRaaS provider. They will manage, test, and upgrade the DRaaS solution. They are bound by a SLA, which specifies the level of support they will provide to consumers.
Benefits of Backup and DRaaS
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No Downtime
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Cost-Effective
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Scalability
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Security
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Support