When something goes down, your clients keep operating
Servers, applications, and entire environments replicated in real time. In the event of an outage, failure, or attack, recover the service in seconds and keep your clients working. No emergency calls.
What's included
Total replication of all infrastructure components
Disaster Recovery creates a complete replica of all the elements of a Servers or Remote Desktop subscription (instances, discs, networks, firewall rules and users) in order to recover them immediately.
Disaster recovery drills
A tool that tests the Disaster Recovery service by performing a parallel restoration and validating that everything operates correctly.
Fail-over and fail-back between availability zones
Enable an instant fail-over when you need it most. The moment you activate it, the replicated environment boots up immediately in the secondary region, ensuring business continuity. Once the incident is over, you can seamlessly fail back to your original availability zone.
Customizable replication strategy
Keep data and configurations continuously aligned with the live environment through automated synchronization processes. Allows IT companies to create and store multiple recovery points over time, based on their clients needs.
Infrastructure & security
Proprietary, sovereign infrastructure
The foundation that everything else runs on. Data centres across Europe and the Americas, delivering the highest standards of security, availability, and sovereignty that others simply can't offer.
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How it works
Choose the origin
Select the subscription you want to use to set up your Disaster Recovery plan.
Define destination
Set the target location where the subscription will be replicated.
Set replica characteristics
Specify how often the environment should be replicated and the number of copies to retain.
Run drills periodically
Verify that the DR service is working correctly and your systems can be restored as expected when needed.
Disaster Recovery Sovereignty
Trusted Sovereign Cloud
Compliance ready
Built to meet strict regulatory standards, making it ideal for highly regulated industries. Key compliance features include:
— Architecture aligned with ENS / ISO 27001 / HDS / CISPE / NIS2
— Perfect for regulated sectors (legal, healthcare, finance, public sector)
— Designed for GDPR-compliant workloads
Built in Europe, operated by us
Plenit cloud server infrastructure is fully built and operated by us in Europe, ensuring full control, transparency, and peace of mind for our customers. This approach sets us apart and defines our identity, highlighting features such as:
— Infrastructure 100% owned by Plenit
— Data always under local jurisdiction
— Data centers in Europe
— No third-party dependencies
Full control of the stack
We maintain complete control over our entire infrastructure, ensuring security, performance, and reliability at every layer. It is owned by us and this means we directly manage and oversee:
— Proprietary hardware
— Own network (BGP, AS, IP ranges)
— Virtualization and storage under our control
— No third parties access to your infrastructure
Enterprise-grade security
Our infrastructure is designed to provide enterprise-level security, protecting your data and workloads at every layer, delivering robust measures such as:
— Perimeter and per-VM firewalls
— Private networks
— Automatic backups
— Geo-IP filtering
— VPN access
— Load balancing
— Multi-AZ availability
Why IT Companies choose Plenit Disaster Recovery
Secure critical infraestructure
For some Partners and end users protecting critical cloud environments is no longer optional. A solid Disaster Recovery strategy is the only real way to shield their servers.
Offer a truly competitive Business Continuity service
A real Business Continuity service that’s both competitive and profitable. With pricing designed for the channel, Partners can offer a high-value, enterprise-grade solution at a great price while still maintaining strong margins.
Eliminate Downtime completely
Many businesses and industries simply cannot afford service interruptions. Disaster Recovery drastically reduces downtime, ensuring critical systems remain available and operations continue uninterrupted.
Predictable partner-first pricing
Most TSP teams lack the cloud, automation or security depth to grow sustainably.
FAQs
What products are supported by Disaster Recovery?
Currently any Server or Remote Desktop subscription within the platform can be protected using Disaster Recovery.
What elements of my infrastructure are replicated?
The service replicates all key components of a subscription. For Servers, this includes virtual machines, storage volumes, networks, and firewall configurations. For Remote Desktop, both the underlying Windows Server and the full RDP environment are replicated, including users, applications, licenses, and all environment customizations.
How is Disaster Recovery different from traditional backups?
Backups only safeguard data and require a manual restoration process that can be slow and complex. Disaster Recovery replicates the full environment: servers, disks, networks, firewall rules, users, and more allowing near-instant recovery with minimal intervention.
How is the Disaster Recovery service billed?
Disaster Recovery is billed based on the resources used in the recovery site, including disk storage, network and IP resources, the replication frequency (24h, 12h, 6h, 3h, or 1h), and the number of recovery points retained. The virtual machine in the recovery site is not billed while in standby mode. Billing for the VM only starts once a failover occurs and the Disaster Recovery environment is activated as the primary site.
Does the failover location meet compliance or data residency requirements?
Yes. The failover location meets the same compliance standards and certifications as the primary site, ensuring identical security, regulatory compliance, and data residency guarantees across both environments.
Is failback included and how does it work after a disaster?
Yes. Failback is always available, allowing the environment to be restored back to the original primary site after a failover. The process is managed directly from the platform and automatically creates a snapshot of the running environment in the recovery site, which is then synchronized back to the original primary site.
How are networking and IP addressing handled during failover?
Failover is handled through DNS, resulting in an IP address change when the environment is switched to the recovery site. Firewall rules and network security configurations are preserved.
Is there a way to verify or test that replication is working correctly?
Yes. Disaster Recovery drills are included and allow regular testing of recovery procedures to ensure everything works as expected. These drills also help meet regulatory requirements (such as GDPR) and generate audit-ready reports automatically.
Is the service compatible with the existing backup solution?
Yes. The service is fully compatible with existing backup solutions and is designed to act as an additional layer of protection. Disaster Recovery complements traditional backups by enabling full environment replication for faster recovery and reduced downtime.
Is there support service available if I need help? What does it include?
Yes. Disaster Recovery includes full support at no additional cost. Support is available in the local language and with direct phone access to a team of specialists. Support covers the platform, assistance during the configuration process, and guidance during failover, drills and failback when required.