SCNET · Enterprise IT · Ankara, Türkiye
DRaaS turns recovery capability from a capital item into a service. The decision is commercial rather than technical: build the second site, or buy the capability.
Infrastructure design is covered on the Disaster Recovery page under Services. This page is about the model itself: what you are buying, where responsibility begins, and how rehearsal works.
Building your own second site demands capital and continuous operational effort; a service model converts that into recurring cost but moves the responsibility boundary into a contract. The decision follows recovery objectives and rehearsal frequency.
Scope is the source of most later disputes. Which systems are protected to which objective, the data transfer window, and who does what during failover are itemized in a contract annex.
In a service model, rehearsal is the clause most easily skipped. How many times a year, at what scope and with whose participation is put on a calendar up front, and each rehearsal is reported with its measured duration.
The failover decision stays with you. Who decides at which threshold, and how that decision reaches the provider, is written in advance; searching for a phone number during a crisis is not a plan.
Infrastructure design sits there: dependency mapping, replication technique and recovery order. This one covers the service model, the responsibility boundary and the rehearsal regime.
It need not be, and usually should not. Scope is limited to critical services, and exclusions are documented with their reasons so nothing is a surprise during a crisis.
That is why an exit scenario is defined at the start: how data is retrieved, in what format it is handed back, and how long the transition takes are all in the contract.
Share your critical system list and recovery objectives; we will compare an own site against the service model in one table.
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