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Recovery you have tested, not recovery you hope for.

Disaster Recovery as a Service protects critical applications through managed replication, orchestration and documented recovery procedures on the Nutanix Cloud Platform, making recovery measurable and repeatable.

How CDS operates it Operating model
1 2 3
  1. 01 · Protect Managed replication Replicate · monitor health
  2. 02 · Recover Runbooks and orchestration Orchestrate · fail over
  3. 03 · Prove Testing and evidence Test · report · assure

A conceptual operating model. Recovery objectives are defined per engagement.

What it is

A CDS-operated disaster recovery service that protects critical applications through managed replication, orchestration and documented, tested recovery procedures, governed to recovery objectives.

  1. 01

    Criticality and dependency mapping

  2. 02

    Replication and health monitoring

  3. 03

    Recovery runbooks and orchestration

  4. 04

    Testing, evidence and reporting

Who it is for

Critical applications

Workloads where downtime or data loss carries real business impact.

Compliance and audit

Teams that must evidence a tested, repeatable recovery capability.

Unproven DR

Organisations with a DR plan that has never been properly tested.

What you get

Measurable recovery

Recovery governed to defined objectives, not guesswork.

Repeatability

Documented runbooks and orchestration make failover consistent.

Proof

Regular testing produces evidence and reporting.

Resilience

Critical applications protected through managed replication.

What CDS operates

  1. Plan

    Map criticality

    Criticality and dependency mapping to define eligible workloads and tiers.

  2. Protect

    Managed replication

    Replication with health monitoring on the Nutanix platform.

  3. Recover

    Orchestrated recovery

    Documented runbooks and orchestration for failover.

  4. Prove

    Test and report

    Recovery testing with evidence and reporting.

Questions about this service

How does CDS make recovery measurable?

Through managed replication and orchestration with documented runbooks, plus regular recovery testing that produces evidence and reporting, so recovery is repeatable, not hoped for.

Are recovery objectives published?

Recovery objectives (RPO/RTO), eligible workloads, recovery tiers, test frequency and escalation rules are defined per engagement before service levels are committed.

Request a disaster recovery assessment.

Tell us the critical applications and dependencies. CDS defines eligible workloads, recovery tiers, test frequency and escalation before committing service levels.