Disaster Recovery as a Service
Disaster Recovery as a Service (DRaaS) from SCTG keeps your critical IT systems up and running — no matter what.
DRaaS is the only solution for mission-critical data.
DRaaS from SCTG meets the most stringent Recovery Point and Recovery Time Objectives (RPOs and RTOs). Your production and backup sites are both active, allowing for near-instant recoveries.
“ServerCentral Turing Group helps us strike the right balance between the things we’re good at (writing the code and configuring VMs) and the things we just can’t competently manage, like diesel backup generators, redundant networks, or real-time replication to a failover datacenter.”
“The support and insight in developing our new architecture and defining and testing our comprehensive disaster recovery plans has been fantastic.”
“SCTG’s approach to availability goes beyond backup, leveraging intelligent approaches to data management and the managed service expertise needed to make hyper-availability a reality.”
“If your data center is an office closet, then you have to ask, ‘What happens when the power goes out?’ Because it will go out. One of the many reasons that we work with SCTG is that they’re our answer to these questions.”
“We’re not experts in architecting, deploying, managing, scaling, and supporting mission-critical IT infrastructure. That’s where we turned to SCTG. They’re intimately familiar with our challenges and opportunities.”
Data recovery for any app in any storage
Get disaster recovery without storage constraints.
You can protect your virtual environments at the VM- and VMDK- level.
DRaaS supports strict recovery point and recovery time objectives.
Set your own RTOs and RPOs on an app-by-app basis.
Continuous replication avoids the risks of traditional, snapshot-based recoveries.
No more lost data post-recovery.
Protecting happy customers like these for over 20 years:
Read 7 tips for stress-testing your disaster recovery plan on our blog →
Let us handle what you don’t have time for.
With SCTG DRaaS, you don’t just get reliable recoveries — you gain a bonus tech team that’s completely focused on IT resiliency.
Read tips and tricks for handling your disaster recovery operations on our blog
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