Disaster Recovery as a Service
Enterprise DRaaS Solutions
Minimize downtime and protect mission-critical operations. We source, evaluate, and negotiate disaster recovery as a service platforms across top global providers—at zero cost to your IT budget.
Why Traditional Backups Fail During a Crisis
Having a clean backup of your data is critical, but it’s only half the equation. If your primary servers fail due to ransomware, hardware degradation, or a localized natural disaster, restoring terabytes of data to new hardware can take days or weeks. For revenue-generating applications, that downtime is catastrophic.
Disaster recovery as a service bridges this gap by continuously replicating your environment to a secure cloud facility. In the event of a total failure, you can “failover” to this cloud replica, spinning up your servers virtually and bringing your business operations back online in a matter of minutes.
Sourcing the right infrastructure requires meticulous business continuity procurement. As an agnostic DRaaS broker, Alamo Telecom evaluates your precise Recovery Time Objectives (RTO), negotiating enterprise DRaaS solutions tailored to your IT environment at zero cost.
Continuous Replication & Failover
Unlike nightly backups, DRaaS continuously replicates your virtual machines (VMs) at the hypervisor or storage level. When disaster strikes, automated runbooks execute your recovery plan instantly—booting servers in the correct sequence, adjusting IP addresses, and rerouting DNS traffic so your workforce stays connected without manual intervention.
- Sub-15 minute Recovery Time Objectives (RTO)
- Near-zero data loss with Continuous Data Protection (CDP)
- Automated, non-disruptive disaster recovery testing
Independent Business Continuity Procurement
Hyperscale clouds and private data centers offer drastically different DRaaS architectures. Navigating these options without an experienced DRaaS broker often results in overpaying for standby compute or selecting a platform incompatible with your legacy hardware. We run the technical evaluations and financial modeling for you.
- Objective comparisons of enterprise DRaaS solutions
- Accurate sizing of standby compute and storage resources
- Guaranteed SLA negotiation and contract optimization
What We Source for Your Recovery Plan
Replication Technologies
- Zerto & Veeam Cloud Connect
- Hyper-V & VMware vSphere Replication
- Continuous Data Protection (CDP)
- Storage-level block replication
- Database-native log shipping
Cloud Failover Operations
- Automated runbook execution
- Pre-configured IP network mapping
- Active Directory synchronization
- Sandboxed DR testing environments
- Tiered server recovery sequencing
Security & Compliance
- AES-256 encrypted replication tunnels
- SOC 2, HIPAA, and PCI-DSS compliance
- Immutability against ransomware
- Geo-redundant target facilities
- Cyber insurance mandate fulfillment
Frequently Asked DRaaS Questions
What is the difference between BaaS and DRaaS?
Backup as a Service (BaaS) retains a copy of your data for long-term storage and file restoration. Disaster Recovery as a Service (DRaaS) continuously replicates your live servers and provides the actual standby cloud compute (CPU/RAM) required to boot and run those servers instantly if your primary site fails.
What do RTO and RPO mean?
Recovery Time Objective (RTO) is the maximum acceptable downtime before systems must be back online. Recovery Point Objective (RPO) is the maximum acceptable amount of data loss (e.g., losing the last 10 minutes of transactions). Enterprise DRaaS solutions are designed to shrink both metrics to minutes or seconds.
How is disaster recovery as a service priced?
DRaaS pricing typically consists of three components: the software licensing (billed per VM or per server), the cloud storage consumed by the replicated data, and the reserved or on-demand compute resources required during an actual failover or disaster recovery test.
Why use a DRaaS broker for business continuity procurement?
Navigating hypervisor compatibility, bandwidth requirements, and failover SLAs across dozens of providers is incredibly complex. A DRaaS broker evaluates your exact architecture, forces top providers to compete, and negotiates the most aggressive pricing—delivering unbiased expertise at zero cost to your IT budget.
Free DRaaS Provider Analysis & Sourcing
Finding the right recovery solution requires evaluating hypervisor compatibility, failover orchestration, and storage pricing. A free 30-minute consultation covers your full business continuity requirements at zero cost to your organization.