Disaster Recoverybusiness keeps running when servers stop.
Backup keeps your data. Disaster Recovery gives it somewhere to run. When your primary server goes down, run it from backups in Microsoft Azure, then fail back once your primary site recovers.
- DR site
- Microsoft Azure (your own Azure subscription)
- Model
- Cold DR: compute runs only in a disaster
- Test failover
- Automated, screenshot-verified
- Orchestration
- Runbooks
- Failback
- Automated to physical or virtual machines
- Availability
- On request
A recovery plan that has actually been tested.
Failover to Microsoft Azure
When your primary site is unavailable, servers run from backups in your own Microsoft Azure subscription.
Pay for compute when you need it
Cold DR: no virtual machines run until a disaster occurs, so compute costs only apply when it's used.
Automated test failover
Test failovers run automatically and results are verified with screenshots, so you know your recovery plan really works.
Recovery runbooks
Automate the recovery steps for your key disaster scenarios.
Your own networking
Use your own VNETs, firewalls, SD-WAN, IP ranges, and DNS at the DR site.
Automated failback
Once your primary site recovers, servers return to physical or virtual machines. Only changed blocks are sent back.
From first call to go-live.
- 1
Consultation
Tell us what you need to protect and how many users or devices you have.
- 2
Quote
We prepare a quote that fits the size of your organization.
- 3
Activation
The Cloudku team enables the service in your console and helps with the initial setup.
- 4
Protected
Monitor status from the console. Our team is ready to help when you need it.
Frequently asked questions
What's the difference between backup and disaster recovery?
Backups are copies used to restore systems. Disaster recovery also provides the compute capacity to run those systems while your primary site is down.
Do I need a Microsoft Azure subscription?
Yes. This Disaster Recovery service uses your own Microsoft Azure subscription as the DR site. The Cloudku team helps you set it up from the Acronis console.
Can we test it without affecting production?
Yes. Test failovers run automatically without affecting production systems, and results are verified with screenshots.
How do I order Disaster Recovery?
Disaster Recovery is available on request. Contact the Cloudku team, tell us what you need, and we will prepare a quote.
Who provides support?
Cloudku is an Acronis service provider. First-line support is handled directly by the Cloudku team.
Have a plan before disaster strikes.
Tell us about your critical servers and applications. The Cloudku team will help you design a disaster recovery setup on Microsoft Azure.
