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System replication to & from physical, virtual or cloud targets
System replication to & from physical, virtual or cloud targets
System replication to & from physical, virtual or cloud targets
For many applications, offline replication to a system image file hosted within a public cloud or on premises storage service will meet Recovery Time Objectives (RTO), while the lack of compute resources needed within the cloud environment provides significant cost savings. The VA provides support for replication to all common system image standards including vhdx, qcow2 and vmdk fille formats.
Fully automated with periodic syncs between the source and target systems based on RPO requirements. Only changed data will be copied.
Block based replication can significantly lower your RPOs when compared to file based replication.
Create a sandbox test environment even on physical systems without interrupting continuous replication.
Source systems may be monitored with automatic failover when any outage is detected with automatic DNS changes if required.
Determine if you can meet your RPOs with CloneManager RPO monitoring and reporting. Receive email reports for replications that fall outside of your target RPOs.
Multi tenancy support is provided within the VA to ensure that departments or company divisions can have a dedicated secure replication environment that is ringfenced if required. In the case of S3 storage each client can also be provided with unique Access and Secret keys to their individual S3 object storage locations.
Clone directly to a target disk image file instead of a running virtual or physical machine, saving you the time and cost of maintaining a running target system. All common system image file standards are supported including vhdx, qcow2 and vmdk.
The automated failover & failback of multiple systems, to and from physical, virtual or Cloud targets can be managed from a single interface.
Video demo: Testing a replication to OCI before Cutover without Interrupting continuous replication.
Simulate DR scenarios by creating a test environment even on physical systems without interrupting continuous replication.
Video demo: Multi-tenancy support within the Cristie Virtual Appliance
Multi tenancy support is provided within the VA to ensure that departments or company divisions can have a dedicated secure replication environment that is ringfenced if required. In the case of S3 storage each client can also be provided with unique Access and Secret keys to their individual S3 object storage locations.
Video demo: Testing a replication to OCI before Cutover without Interrupting continuous replication.
Clone directly to a target disk image file instead of a running virtual or physical machine, saving you the time and cost of maintaining a running target system. All common system image file standards are supported including vhdx, qcow2 and vmdk.
Video demo: Automated system failover & failback to Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI)
The automated failover & failback of multiple systems, to and from physical, virtual or Cloud targets can be managed from a single interface.
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