Category: Site Recovery

In the modern world, any business could suffer from corruption of data and disruption of mission-critical operations from time to time. However, even the brief interruption of services can undermine c ...

Every time a disaster strikes, it can cause serious damage to your organization if appropriate actions are not immediately implemented. A responsible business owner understands that disaster recovery ...

Modern organizations have to operate on a 24/7 basis in order to stay competitive in the market. It is important to create a disaster recovery (DR) plan so as to ensure that your business can continue ...

Modern-day businesses are expected to operate 24/7. Even a minor delay in business operations and service provision can undermine the organization’s credibility and result in significant losses. The ...

Site Recovery is a new advanced feature that was released with NAKIVO Backup & Replication 8.0. With Site Recovery you can easily create a disaster recovery plan for your environment and restore y ...

The previous blog posts of our series on Site Recovery explored the planning of site recovery workflows, the creation of Site Recovery jobs with failover actions in NAKIVO Backup & Replication, an ...

The previous blog post in our series on Site Recovery explained the creation of a logical site recovery workflow and provided a walkthrough of Site Recovery job configuration. Once you have built your ...

In the previous blog posts of this series, you were introduced to the new Site Recovery functionality in NAKIVO Backup & Replication v8. The importance of site recovery planning was discussed, as ...

In the previous blog post of our series on Site Recovery, you saw how to plan disaster recovery for your environment. This article explains how to prepare for site recovery, with a focus on VM replica ...

In the framework of using a virtual infrastructure, site recovery is the process of recovering your virtual machines and the services running on them at a secondary site (known as a “DR” site or d ...