Disaster Recovery

What happens when your server won't boot up? Or you have a major power failure?  How do you get that data backed up on tape deployed and operational quickly? What happens if that "backup" never actually backed-up at all?
 
When it comes to disaster recovery, the frequency of need can be low but the impact is always high. 
 
Let's face it – things happen. And when it comes to your data and critical business applications, those things can be devastating. For small- and medium-sized businesses in particular, an IT failure can destroy a business – through the inability to operate, failure to deliver a service or project, a massive hit to the reputation, and, ultimately, the loss of customers. 
 
A backup process is not a disaster recovery solution.
 
With Green Cloud's Disaster Recovery solution, your data is housed in the Green Cloud virtual environment, a high-performance and reliable environment powered by an industry-leading infrastructure composed of Cisco, NetApp, and VMware technologies, and backed up every night.
 
With ease, Green Cloud can mirror your current server environment and bring it up as a Green Cloud virtual server for testing, and then shut it back down – until you need it again. And when or if…. well, really when you need it again, it can be up within four hours.
 
With a Cloud-based disaster recovery solution, small- and medium-sized businesses can have the same type of disaster recovery reliability and robustness larger companies already enjoy. There is no reason why your business should not be able to verify the integrity of your data and quickly access your business-critical data and applications in the event of the unexpected.
 
Finding out your backups weren't working after you tried to restore data – that's a disaster you can avoid. In fact, try the Green Cloud Failover Test today and see just how prepared your are for the unexpected.
 
Benefits of Cloud-based Disaster Recovery:
  • Protect against natural disasters, power loss, human error, or equipment failure
  • Enable rapid restart of applications at an alternative site
  • Reduce complexity of configuration management for backup data and systems
  • Cut capital costs of disaster recovery provision
  • Allow for more frequent disaster recovery systems testing
  • Allow core processes of a business to be executed from anywhere

SMBs get it!

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