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Disaster Recovery

Disaster recovery defines strategies, processes and technologies to restore IT systems and data after major outages. The goal is to minimize downtime (RTO) and data loss (RPO) through planning, backups, replication and tested recovery procedures. It covers organizational processes, technical measures and regular validation tests.

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Baseline data

Context
Organizational level
Enterprise
Organizational maturity
Intermediate
Impact area
Technical
Decision
Decision type
Architectural
Value stream stage
Run
Assessment
Complexity
High
Maturity
Established
Cognitive load
High

Context in the model

Structural placement

Where this block lives in the structure.

Theme space
Technology & Infrastructure
Theme area
Cloud & Infrastructure
Segment
Reliability, Resilience & Availability
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Theme space
Technology & Infrastructure
Theme area
Incident Management & Resilience
Segment
Recovery & Continuity
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Relations

Connected blocks

Directly linked content elements.

Content · Related to
(5)
Business Continuity Management (BCM)
Concept
Fallback Strategies
Concept
Recovery Point Objective (RPO)
Concept
Recovery Time Objective (RTO)
Concept
Redundancy
Concept
Content · Strengthens
(2)
High Availability (HA)
Concept
Resilience Engineering
Concept
Dependency · Implements
(3)
Backup
Method
Backup and Recovery
Method
Restore
Method
Process · Influences
(1)
Data Replication
Concept