In the backup and disaster recovery process, business takeover and data switchback are two major links that cannot be ignored.
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Disaster recovery takeover: a link in the backup and disaster recovery process. When the production system fails, the business is replaced by the disaster recovery system.
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Data switchback: the last step in the backup and disaster recovery process. After the production system is repaired, the business data is retransmitted from the disaster recovery system back to the production system.
business takeover
The traditional disaster recovery business takeover method is complicated and requires manual input of command lines, account passwords and other operations. Taking over a host requires about 40 steps. It relies too much on manpower, is technically difficult, and is difficult to improve speed.
HyperBDR automated service takeover can optimize the following issues:
Disaster recovery business classification to improve business takeover efficiency
Enterprises can use "Resource Group Disaster Recovery" to divide business by region, type, core/non-core, etc. and put them into different resource groups. When a disaster occurs, you can only recover the business of the resource group where the disaster occurred, or you can first pull up the core business resource group to improve disaster recovery efficiency and minimize corporate losses.
Just a few clicks to complete business takeover
After the data synchronization is completed, the enterprise only needs to check the resource group that needs disaster recovery and take over, and click the "Disaster Recovery Takeover" button. After confirming the data time point that needs to be synchronized, it can start to automatically take over the production-side business. It can be operated by ordinary operation and maintenance, and the operation is simple and efficient.
Boot in Cloud one-click recovery to protect business continuity
After the business takeover is successful, HyperBDR will use the self-developed Boot in Cloud technology to restore the business to an available state with one click, achieving minute-level RTO.
Disaster recovery and failback
In common disaster recovery solutions, enterprises need to back up the data on the production side to the target side first. When a disaster occurs and the source side goes down, the business on the production side needs to be switched to the disaster recovery side to ensure business continuity. However, the disaster recovery end is only used as a temporary production system when a disaster occurs. After the production end is repaired, the business data needs to be returned to the original production end.
At this time, the company will encounter the following problems:
Traditional disaster recovery switchover requires the production end and the disaster recovery end to be shut down for several hours at the same time. If the downtime is too long, business continuity will still be affected.
HyperBDR disaster recovery switchback can help enterprises solve problems after disaster recovery is completed:
After the original production system is repaired, HyperBDR can help enterprises switch back all running services on the disaster recovery side to the original production side based on the same principle as disaster recovery takeover.
Drive intelligent adaptation and easily switch back to heterogeneous environments
HyperBDR can realize driven intelligent adaptation and conversion of heterogeneous platforms, and can support enterprises to switch back disaster recovery services to complex hybrid cloud source environments, achieve highly automated disaster recovery switchback, and reduce labor costs.
Full incremental switchback to ensure business continuity
In the switchback phase, after HyperBDR completes the synchronization of all incremental data, on the eve of business cutover, the enterprise can increase the incremental synchronization frequency and select non-business time periods for cutover to ensure that the last synchronized incremental data is more accurate. Reduced cutover shutdown windows are shortened to ensure business continuity.
"Three-step" switchback, easy to operate
The minimalist "three-step switchback" wizard-style operation interface used in disaster recovery simplifies the difficulty of switchback and improves the efficiency of switchback.
HyperBDR's automatic takeover and disaster recovery switchback functions help enterprises easily achieve full-link business disaster recovery, freely choose business protection resource pools, achieve continuous and uninterrupted business protection, save a series of costs after enterprise disaster recovery, and promote the digital development of enterprises. .
