Disaster Recovery as a Service in Media and Entertainment

IBM offers an extensive portfolio for Disaster recovery as a service, including cloud resiliency orchestration, data availability-as-a service (DaaS), cloud data virtualization, and virtualized server recovery to deliver end-to-end integrated services using private, public, and/or hybrid cloud. IBM Resiliency DRaaS offers real-time data availability for operational restores, DR and business resumption for physical, virtual systems, and applications with near-zero RPOs and RTOs.

Microsoft provides the Operations Management Suite (OMS), which includes Azure Backup, Azure Site Recovery (ASR), automation and control, and protection and recovery service offerings for businesses. The suite provides backup, DR features and functionalities, such as integrated services, change tracking, monitoring and alerting, Azure services, minimal complexity of deployment, and security and audit services.

Amazon provides DR services integrated with its other products and solutions, such as Amazon Simple Storage Service (Amazon S3), Amazon Glacier, Amazon Elastic Block Store (Amazon EBS), AWS Import/Export, AWS Storage Gateway, and Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud (Amazon EC2). Amazon S3 is accessible from any location and is integrated with various commercial and open-source backup services to store backup data.

Sungard AS offers cloud-based recovery services, such as vaulting, server replication, data replication, and backup and vaulting. The company also offers customer-centric IT consulting services, including IT Disaster recovery as a service consulting, information security management, and business continuity consulting. It also offers complete and secure assurance business continuity software, including features and functionalities, such as automated business continuity processes in a single tool, real-time alerts for insights into potential threats, and real-time intuitive dashboard view into key performance indicators, thus enabling businesses to identify, manage, and address ongoing challenges.

HP’s cloud-based Disaster-Recovery-as-a-Service reduces the burdens on the IT department by: enhancing recovery time by up to 90%; minimizing data loss by up to 95%; saving 15% to 50% in costs via a cloud-based As-a-Service pricing model. It provides businesses with the ability to provision additional storage at the time of recovery to meet short-term needs workload requirements. It also offers an option of a dedicated hypervisor to provide clients with the ability to host dedicated applications requiring real-time replication.

Vmware disaster recover solutions are easier to setup and validate. It enables businesses to implement secure enterprise grade disaster recovery solution with 5-minute RPO The solution provides flexible, reliable and cost-efficient replication to allow data protection and disaster recovery for all virtual machines present in the environment. It requires zero capital investment and also enables companies to move from CAPEX to OPEX-based DR to control costs. All their solutions come with built in Industry-standard SSL encryption.

Acronis offers an extensive portfolio of data protection services, which are instrumental in mapping an enterprise's requirements for business continuity. The company's nScaled DRaaS is an integrated solution for DR, backup, and data storage; it enables mid-sized enterprises to automate and simplify the administration of backup and DR. The company offers a variety of pre-integrated services in its DR services portfolio, such as Backup Cloud, Backup, Backup Advanced, and Data Protection Solutions.

NTT Communications offers cloud recovery service, which focuses on cloud-based server replication. It also offers DR Target as a service platform, built on the VCC technology that benefits customers with SLAbacked RTOs and RPOs. The key features of cloud recovery service are failover and failback in minutes, flexible scheduling for maintenance windows, scale with individual organizations and timelines, secure online portal, real-time activity reporting, and system health check reporting. NTT’s Multi-Cloud Connect caters to the dynamic business needs of customers. The company’s cloud recovery service provides the capability to virtually increase the number of servers, thus eliminating restrictions on the server count to be included in a single environment.

Cable & Wireless Communications DRaaS is a comprehensive solution that protects business data and applications by replicating and backing up the entire environment. It provides four solutions for different platforms, namely DRaaS X86, DRaaS Oracle, DRaaS Power p, and DRaaS Power i. DRaaS X86 is a complete replication solution typically focused on Microsoft environments. It is instrumental in replicating data in real-time at a block level, providing an immediate failover and failback capacity for most critical production servers.

Bluelock offers an extensive portfolio of DR services, bundled in Bluelock's Recovery Suite, including IaaS (active/active), DRaaS Run (active/passive), DRaaS Run (active/passive with scale out), DRaaS Run (always-on recovery), DRaaS Ready (real-time replication), and DRaaS Restore (backup-based replication). Bluelock's Recovery Suite is an integrated solution for DR, replication, and data storage for SMEs.

Cisco DRaaS offers various benefits including reduced CapEx, easy disaster recovery implementation, IT environment replication etc. The solution's architecture enables cloud providers to deliver an attractive revenue-generating service to their enterprise customers who have on- premises workloads. It also helps enterprises to minimise disaster recovery complexity and costs. Adopting DRaaS allows businesses to maintain their critical infrastructure and applications and to help ensure their survivability.

Iron Mountain's Disaster Revovery solutions are technology agnostic. Their solutions help businesses to explore various disaster scenarios and the implications each scenario can have on the business and the customers. The company's DR consulting allows users to test and assess their plans and then make adjustments based on the advice of experts.

Arcserve offers direct-to-cloud backup and disaster recovery as a service (BaaS/DRaaS) solutions with consumer-grade usability which practically do not require any hardware on-premises. The solution is fully scalable and and it also allows business to run a high-performing virtual server instance in isntantly while delivering almost zero data loss with sub 15-minute recovery point objectives (RPOs). Moreover, the solution assures the smooth functioning of individual systems or entire environments in the event of an outage.

Dattos DRaaS allows businesses to secure their physical, virtual and cloud infrastructure running on Windows, Mac or Linux. The company efficiently builds better backups and enables users to verify the backup thereby eliminating the need to worry if the system reboots. Datto has designed an Inverse Chain technology which is capable of managing high failure rates associated with most backup offerings. It has the ability to provide more resilient backups and efficient storage management.

Databarracks is a recovery expert that provides reliable, long-term resiliency. The company has experienced resources that perform restores, testing and real invocations consistently. The company provides organizations with a dedicated engineer to help them in securing their critical DR and backup systems. The company also provides business continuity services through a sustainable framework for consistent continuity, ensuring plans remain relevant regularly tested.

Geminare provides an extensive portfolio of DRaaS services, including cloud recovery integrated with Google Cloud Platform, cloud archive integrated with Google Cloud Platform, virtual server rapid recovery, and cloud archive on VMware vCloud Air, all managed through the RMP. Geminare RMP is a comprehensive set of technologies, including more than 18 management capabilities for partners and customers. RMP is Geminare’s patented platform for the delivery of DRaaS offerings.