Disaster Recovery Management System
A LAN administrator can set up a single master backup server to back up numerous hosts to a single big capacity tape or disk drive using the backup system known as tbDRMS. tbDRMS can backup a large number of workstations running different versions of Unix, Mac OS X, Linux, and Windows using native tools (such as GNUtar, dump).
The service’s main objective is to offer a ready-to-use platform so that service providers may add it to their service catalog and offer new solutions to address the demand for workload recovery. Where real-time failovers or “zero downtime” are not necessary, in their data center or across numerous public and private compute and cloud storage platforms.
Features/Benefits
Reduced complexity
Integrated backup, recovery and DR in a single, software-based solution
Point in time restore
Restore the system state of a client, backed up on a specific date and time
Cross hardware restore
Restore systems to completely different hardware configurations.
Automation for faster recovery times and reduced management overhead
Streamline DR preparedness with automated scheduling options for replication, duplicated copy and scheduled restores
Workflow automation
Automate complex DR run books from end to end with fully customizable workflow automation.
Unattended operating system re-install
Initiate the recovery process of clients from a central location
Integrated cloud storage options
Seamlessly extend offsite disaster recovery with unrivaled cloud storage integration.
Broad OS support
Support for Window, Linux and Unix Operating Systems