Platforms and Data
Backup and Disaster Recovery
Cloud backup, replication, and disaster recovery for virtualized workloads, servers, databases, and collaboration suites, focused on dependable recovery and ransomware resilience.
Scope
We structure cloud backup and disaster recovery services for virtualized workloads, physical servers, operating systems, databases, and collaboration suites. The goal is to reduce data-loss windows, accelerate recovery, and combine retention, immutability, replication, and runbooks into a practical continuity strategy.
- The company is not sure it can restore critical systems.
- Backups exist, but there are no regular recovery tests.
- Retention, immutability, or off-site copies must be implemented.
- Replication to a secondary site is required.
When this service makes sense
The company is not sure it can restore critical systems.
Backups exist, but there are no regular recovery tests.
Retention, immutability, or off-site copies must be implemented.
Replication to a secondary site is required.
The environment needs defined RTO, RPO, and recovery priorities.
How we work
Execution combines technical design, validation, and documentation to reduce rollout risk and support later operations.
Assess workloads, windows, retention policies, and business priorities.
Design the backup, replication, and immutability strategy.
Plan restore flows, secondary site usage, and validation criteria.
Execute with recovery testing and operating adjustments.
Document runbooks, priorities, and recovery procedures.
What we deliver
Backup policy design, retention, and off-site copy strategy.
Immutability and ransomware protection strategy.
Replication planning and secondary site recovery design.
Restore testing with documented validation criteria.
RTO and RPO definition by service or workload.
Recovery runbooks and operational documentation.
Technologies and integrations
Based on Veeam official documentation, we work with protection for VMware vSphere, Microsoft Hyper-V, Nutanix AHV, Proxmox VE, Windows, Linux, and NAS workloads, as well as applications such as Microsoft SQL Server, Oracle, and PostgreSQL. The strategy may also include Microsoft 365, Google Workspace, replication of critical machines, and immutable repositories.
Expected outcomes
The outcomes below are expressed as operational and governance criteria typically pursued in this kind of engagement. The final design depends on the environment, constraints, and depth of the work.
References handled under confidentiality
In many engagements, topology details, volumes, integrations, and timelines remain under contractual confidentiality. Even so, the delivery pattern is consistent across critical environments like these.
Operations with restricted change windows
Projects where rollout, migration, or recovery must be executed with risk control, validation, and formal documentation.
Environments with multiple integration layers
Scenarios where networking, virtualization, storage, backup, observability, and access policies need to evolve in a coordinated way.
Infrastructure that demands governance
Work where architecture, segmentation, operational traceability, and technical handover matter as much as the implementation itself.
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Frequently asked questions
Common questions that usually come up before a deeper environment assessment starts.
Does having backups mean we already have disaster recovery?
No. Backup is only one layer. Disaster recovery also involves priorities, dependencies, testing, runbooks, and recovery criteria per service.
Is immutability necessary in every environment?
Not always in the same form, but critical environments usually benefit from at least one protected retention layer against improper change or deletion.
Do you help test restores in practice?
Yes. Restore validation is part of the engagement when the goal is to turn backup into actual recovery capability.
Need to assess this environment?
Send a short summary of the current scenario and we will respond with an initial technical approach.