description IBM Resiliency Orchestration Overview
IBM Resiliency Orchestration is disaster-recovery software for coordinating the recovery of applications and infrastructure across complex environments. IBM describes it as supporting monitoring, reporting, testing, and workflow automation, with processes aligned to recovery time and recovery point objectives. It is intended for organizations that need repeatable recovery procedures across traditional data centers, private or public cloud resources, and hybrid systems, including cyber-incident recovery scenarios.
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What does IBM Resiliency Orchestration do?
IBM Resiliency Orchestration coordinates disaster-recovery actions for applications and infrastructure across complex environments. It is intended to organize recovery workflows instead of leaving each system team to perform an isolated manual procedure.
Does IBM Resiliency Orchestration support recovery testing?
Yes. IBM describes capabilities for monitoring, reporting, testing, and workflow automation. Testing matters because a recovery plan that has never been exercised may fail when an actual outage occurs.
How are recovery time objectives used with IBM Resiliency Orchestration?
Recovery processes can be aligned with recovery time objectives, meaning the target time for restoring an application or service after disruption. The software helps coordinate the steps needed to meet those targets across dependent systems.
Is IBM Resiliency Orchestration only for one type of infrastructure?
It is designed for complex environments rather than a single application stack. Its value is in coordinating recovery workflows, dependencies, monitoring, and reporting across different infrastructure and application components.
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