Commvault Cloud Cleanroom Recovery

A cleanroom recovery is an isolated, secure cloud environment where organizations can validate their disaster recovery failover procedures using copies of production data without risking any impact on live systems. Commvault's implementation uses anonymized production data so that recovery testing does not expose sensitive information during validation.

Traditional disaster recovery tests often require taking production systems offline or provisioning dedicated secondary infrastructure, which is costly and disruptive. Commvault's cleanroom approach spins up an isolated environment on demand in the cloud, allowing more frequent and less risky recovery testing.

Yes, the cleanroom recovery feature is designed to work with Commvault's existing data protection platform, using data already captured through Commvault backups rather than requiring a separate data pipeline. This means organizations can test recovery procedures using their current backup data without additional ingestion.

Commvault's cloud recovery capabilities are designed to work with major public cloud providers, with Microsoft Azure and Amazon Web Services being primary integration targets. You should verify the specific platforms and regions supported on Commvault's current product documentation, as cloud capabilities expand frequently.