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The VMware Guide to Disaster Recovery Readiness
When it comes to data, planning for the unexpected has become paramount for today's businesses. But long-term problems shouldn't be solved with short-term solutions. Protecting data has become a shared responsibility, and disaster recovery is the last line of defense when everything else goes wrong.
Download this guide to disaster recovery readiness to start evaluating your DR options.
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In today's digital landscape, planning for unexpected events is crucial. Disaster recovery (DR) serves as a vital safety net when other measures fail. It’s not just a technical requirement; it’s a strategic business decision that can significantly influence your organization’s future. With an average cost of downtime for enterprises reaching thousands of dollars per hour, having a robust DR plan is essential.
DRaaS vs. Traditional DR
DRaaS offers a more flexible, operational expenditure model with no upfront hardware costs, automatic updates, and non-disruptive testing, leading to up to 60% lower total cost of ownership compared to traditional DR. In contrast, traditional DR requires significant capital expenditures for hardware and can involve labor-intensive management. Choosing between the two depends on your specific workload requirements and compliance needs.
Steps to DR Readiness
Achieving disaster recovery readiness involves five key steps: 1) Plan - Understand your data estate and map applications; 2) Define - Establish the scope of your DR plans and create protection groups; 3) Configure - Build your recovery environment and deploy cloud tests; 4) Test - Conduct non-disruptive tests to validate your plans; 5) Operate - Monitor and maintain your DR operations to ensure everything runs smoothly.
The VMware Guide to Disaster Recovery Readiness
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