Virtual Machine Disaster Recovery

Veeam’s DR solution automatically backs up and replicates your VMs to secondary locations, ensuring that your data and systems are always protected. This includes full backups as well as incremental backups, capturing only the changes made since the last backup, ensuring efficiency.

In the event of a disaster or system failure, Veeam allows for instant recovery of your virtual machines directly from backup storage.

This drastically reduces downtime and ensures critical workloads are back online quickly, maintaining business continuity.

Our service ensures that backups are application-aware, meaning critical applications like databases, email systems, and CRM platforms are backed up consistently and correctly.

This ensures that application data is not corrupted and can be restored without issue.

Veeam supports automated failover to secondary sites in the event of a disaster. In the event of a primary site failure, VMs are automatically shifted to the backup site to minimise downtime. Once the issue is resolved, failback operations return the system to normal with minimal disruption.

Veeam provides granular recovery options, allowing you to restore entire VMs or individual files, folders, or application items such as emails. This flexibility ensures that you can recover exactly what is needed, without unnecessary full system restores.

Our DR solution integrates seamlessly with cloud storage, allowing you to back up and replicate VMs to the cloud for offsite protection. This ensures additional redundancy and recovery options, protecting your business from local disasters.

For mission-critical workloads, Veeam’s Continuous Data Protection (CDP) feature provides near real-time replication of VMs, ensuring that your data is as up-to-date as possible in the event of a failure. This feature significantly reduces Recovery Point Objectives (RPOs).

Veeam ensures all backups and replicated data are encrypted both in transit and at rest, offering robust protection against data breaches and unauthorised access.

This ensures your data remains secure, even during a disaster recovery process.

When backup data is sent to our immutable storage location, there is no way to remove or change the immutability configuration or the data. 

The immutable data, is locked and cannot be removed, even by Safe Data Storage.