Druva Cloud Disaster Recovery

While traditional backups focus on archiving static files, Druva Cloud DR provides infrastructure-level orchestration that allows businesses to failover and run IT systems directly in the cloud. It eliminates the need to maintain and synchronize a secondary physical data center. This dramatically lowers hardware costs and simplifies the recovery process during a crisis.

Druva Cloud Disaster Recovery leverages the massive public cloud infrastructure of Amazon Web Services (AWS) to host its recovery environments. By using AWS, the platform can scale compute and storage resources on-demand during a critical disaster event. This ensures that recovered systems have the necessary infrastructure backing them immediately.

Yes, Druva is specifically designed to combat ransomware by maintaining immutable, air-gapped backups of your server data in the cloud. If primary servers are encrypted by malicious actors, administrators can restore clean, point-in-time virtual machines directly into AWS. This provides a reliable fallback that prevents companies from having to pay ransomware demands.

Yes, Druva provides lightweight agents that can back up physical Windows and Linux servers and restore them as virtual machines in the AWS cloud. This physical-to-virtual (P2V) recovery capability is crucial for businesses running legacy hardware. It ensures that older, non-virtualized machines still have a modern, cloud-based safety net.