Virtual Server DR

Creates Replicas for Disaster Recovery and Runs Recovery

Virtual Server DR is a service that quickly restores the system to normal operation when it is interrupted by various disaster situations and risk factors.
Users replicate Block Storage associated with Virtual Servers to a different region than the location they are using, perform mock drills to prepare for disaster situations, and execute actual recovery when a disaster occurs.

Overview

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Service Architecture

Region 1 (Main Center) VPC
Subnet
- VM1 : Virtual Server- Block Storage → Replication → Region 2's VM1's Block Storage - Virtual Server - VM2 : Virtual Server - Block Storage → Replication → Region 2's VM2's Block Storage - Virtual Server - Block Storage → Replication → DR Center's VM2's Block Storage
Region 2 (DR Center) VPC Subnet - VM1 : Virtual Server(power-off)- Volume - VM2 : Virtual Server(power-off) - Volume, Volume

Key Features

  • Block replication management
    1. Configure replication by volume unit
    2. Apply optimal replication mode(synchronous, semi-synchronous, asynchronous)
    3. Composite various replication forms(1:1, 1:N, N:1)
  • File replication management
    1. Configure replication on a per file/directory basis
    2. Composite various replication forms(1:1, 1:N, N:1)
    3. Available in read mode on target node
  • Replication accelerator
    1. Prevent data leakage through encryption/compression functions during data replication
    2. Provides optimal replication efficiency in limited network bandwidth
  • Scheduling function
    1. Minimize business impact with automatic replication pause/resume and replication bandwidth adjustment
    2. Ensure data integrity through periodic data consistency verification

※ Key features are provided by partner solution, Repli-X.

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