We bind recovery of critical systems to contracted RTO/RPO plans; cloud-based DR reduces site dependency, and periodic tests verify the plan against reality.
The critical topics this service addresses and the outcome we deliver in each.
We tie the recovery of critical systems within set target windows to contracted RTO/RPO plans; scope and acceptance criteria are defined in the contract.
With a cloud DR (DRaaS) architecture we protect workloads under a single plan and configure replication and failover to reduce physical-site dependency.
We validate the plan with non-disruptive failover tests and full failover simulation; a cadence of at least two non-disruptive tests and one full exercise per year is recommended.
We monitor status with a replication-health dashboard and RPO-drift alerting, tracked through a baseline, target and review cadence.
How we phase the service across delivery, governance, and connected service pillars.
Strategy and inventory: we design the DR strategy through a critical-system inventory, recovery prioritisation and RTO/RPO target setting.
DRaaS setup: with platform selection (Azure Site Recovery, Zerto, Veeam DR, AWS DR), replication policy and bandwidth planning we prepare failover/failback procedures and runbooks.
Test and monitor: we continuously validate the plan's realism with non-disruptive failover tests, a replication-health dashboard and RPO-drift alerting.
Illustrative surfaces where this service is commonly activated.
Organisations that do not want to stay tied to a single location during a disaster and plan to move to cloud DR.
Teams that want to protect on-premise and cloud workloads under a single DR plan.
Organisations with DR infrastructure whose risk is unclear because it has not been validated with failover tests.
This service's depth on sector-specific technical and compliance topics.
With VM replication, database log shipping and storage-level copy we design continuous, near-sync and async replication options by workload.
With automatic failover sequencing and dependency management we set up runbook-based standard operations and speed up response.
We support integration with common backup solutions such as Veeam, Commvault and Rubrik, tying existing infrastructure into a single DR plan.
Traditional on-premises backup and recovery systems fail to meet modern RTO/RPO demands when ransomware, hardware failure, or data center outages strike at scale. Disaster Recovery as a Service (DRaaS) delivers cloud-native replication, automated failover, and verified recovery capabilities without the capital investment of a secondary data center. Our DRaaS solution closes the gap between IT recovery aspirations and the recovery reality organizations experience during actual incidents.
Shorten operational cycle time against agreed measurement targets and acceptance criteria
Make cost and resource optimization measurable against the agreed baseline and review cadence
Pass compliance audits with quarterly tested and documented recovery proofs
Our DRaaS scope spans workload discovery, replication design, failover runbook development, and ongoing managed recovery testing. We support physical servers, virtual machines (VMware, Hyper-V), and cloud-native workloads across hybrid environments. Engagement starts with a DR readiness assessment that establishes current RTO/RPO baselines, identifies critical workload tiers, and defines the target-state architecture before any replication configuration begins.
Cover agreed Tier-1 workloads within the initial 90-day onboarding phase
Shorten operational cycle time against agreed measurement targets and acceptance criteria
Meet BDDK BT Yönetmeliği and ISO 22301 DR documentation requirements
DRaaS engagements deliver a fully operational cloud-based recovery environment, tested and documented to meet audit requirements, along with a managed testing program that ensures recovery capability remains current as environments evolve. Clients receive executive dashboards showing replication health, last tested recovery times, and compliance posture against agreed RTO/RPO targets. All deliverables are designed to satisfy regulatory examiners, internal audit teams, and insurance underwriters.
Support audit and compliance readiness with evidence records instead of unsupported public outcome promises
Improve annual DR test readiness with contractual evidence on test completion
Maintain continuous compliance posture without seasonal scramble before audits
Not necessarily. DRaaS complements existing backup strategies by adding orchestrated failover and cloud-based replication layers. We assess your current backup architecture and integrate DRaaS at the recovery orchestration layer without disrupting day-to-day backup operations.
Cloud backup stores copies of data for restoration, which typically takes hours to days. DRaaS replicates entire workloads — including OS, applications, and data — to a live cloud environment that can be activated in minutes. DRaaS is the standard for organizations with aggressive RTO requirements.
Yes. Our runbook engine supports application-consistent failover sequencing — for example, database servers before application servers before web tiers. We map all inter-application dependencies during the design phase and encode them into the automated failover orchestration.
Bandwidth requirements depend on data change rates (daily changed data volume). We perform a change rate analysis during the assessment phase and right-size the replication bandwidth. replication bandwidth is sized from measured change rates and agreed Tier-1 workload scope.
Automated DR tests run in an isolated network bubble separate from production. Test windows, workload set, reporting timing, and disruption controls are confirmed during scope and acceptance planning.
Timeline is confirmed during discovery based on scope, integration complexity, current maturity, and acceptance criteria. The project plan is tied to approved scope and dependencies.
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