White Paper:
Site Recovery: DR Automation
and Orchestration
Minimize Disaster-Related Downtime with Site Recovery
Today’s competitive business landscape offers companies a tough choice: either operate according to the “always on” principle (i.e., have virtually no downtime) or lose customers and, ultimately, profits. Having a disaster recovery plan in place can help significantly in this area, laying the foundation for a resilient and successful company. Yet to develop an effective DR plan, you need a solution that can accommodate the needs of your company and help meet your DR objectives.
Download this White Paper to:
- Understand the requirements for an effective DR solution
- Discover the advantages of NAKIVO’s Site Recovery functionality for DR orchestration
- Get a full walkthrough on how to create advanced Site Recovery workflows
About NAKIVO
The winner of a "Best of VMworld 2018" and the Gold Award for Data Protection, NAKIVO is a US corporation dedicated to developing the ultimate VM backup and site recovery solution. With 5-star online community reviews, 98% customer satisfaction with support, and more than 26,000+ deployments worldwide, NAKIVO delivers an unprecedented level of protection for VMware, Hyper-V, and Amazon EC2 environments. As a unique feature, NAKIVO Backup & Replication runs natively on leading storage systems including QNAP, Synology, ASUSTOR, Western Digital, and NETGEAR to deliver up to 2X performance advantage. The product also offers support for high-end deduplication appliances including Dell/EMC Data Domain and NEC HYDRAstor. Being one of the fastest-growing data protection software vendors in the industry, NAKIVO provides a data protection solution for major companies such as Coca-Cola, Honda, and China Airlines, as well as works with over 8,000 channel partners in 180 countries worldwide.
26,000+ companies worldwide rely on NAKIVO Backup & Replication to protect and recover their environments
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Download the White Paper
“Site Recovery: DR Automation and Orchestration”