CloudEndureDisaster Recovery

Whereas traditional DR solutions require duplicate compute and storage infrastructure in your target site, CloudEndure leverages the cloud to keep your data in sync using lightweight compute and storage. This way you only pay for your fully provisioned workload in an actual disaster, reducing TCO by an average of 80%.

CloudEndure operates in the background, without requiring reboot or impacting your system in any noticeable way. Our Continuous Data Protection (CDP) engine works in memory, does not use snapshots, and does not write any data to disk, which means near-zero impact on performance.

Protect all your physical, virtual, hybrid, and cloud-based workloads with one disaster recovery solution. CloudEndure provides equally efficient replication and recovery solutions for any source infrastructure and any target infrastructure, including physical or colocated data centers, VMware, and all major clouds, such as AWS, Microsoft Azure, Google Cloud Platform, Oracle Cloud, and OpenStack.

Unlike backup and snapshot-based solutions, which can only update target locations at distinct, infrequent intervals, CloudEndure uses Continuous Data Protection (CDP), enabling real-time updates, near-zero RPO, and the elimination of data loss. Moreover, whereas backup solutions only provide data recovery, CloudEndure launches a recovery machine in your target, eliminating the need to retrieve data manually and enabling near-zero RTO.

CloudEndure follows the highest security standards and is ISO 27001 compliant. We provide in-transit data encryption using AES 256-bit and support at-rest data encryption in your target site. Replication traffic is transmitted directly from your source machines to your target site, and can be restricted to your private networks for better speed and control.

CloudEndure gives you the control to test your target machines as often as you like by just clicking a button. We also provide you with the ability to move easily and quickly to any target infrastructure of your choice, which means no resource-draining vendor lock-in.