Network disaster recovery keeps your business online when a site or region fails, and it lives or dies on the network between production and your recovery targets. PacketFabric links production sites to backup and recovery targets in the cloud and in colocation, and provisions high-capacity data center interconnect on demand for seeding, incremental backups, and restoring large volumes inside tight Recovery Time Objectives. Ramp capacity to targets such as AWS when you need it, then scale it back down.
Ramp for the RTO. Turn up short-duration, high-bandwidth links for seeding and restore, to 100 Gbps.
Multi-cloud recovery. The Virtual Cloud Router connects regions and clouds for multi-cloud disaster recovery.
Built for regulated recovery. SOC 2 Type II and ISO 27001, HIPAA-eligible workloads, private fiber, and MACsec encryption options for finance and healthcare.
Pay when you recover. Predictable pricing reduces upfront commitment while capacity stays on standby.
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What disaster recovery demands
A recovery plan is only as good as the network behind it. PacketFabric lets you run disaster recovery on private, predictable paths for a faster restoration the public internet can’t handle.
On-demand bandwidth for tight RTOs.
Disaster recovery for regulated industries.
Pay only when a recovery event calls for it.
Multi-site and multi-cloud disaster recovery.
Common disaster recovery questions
Hosted connections in minutes to 10 Gbps, dedicated in days to 100 Gbps.
Yes. The Cloud Router links multiple regions and providers.
Network disaster recovery is the connectivity that keeps data and applications reachable when a site or region fails. It carries replication, backup, and restore traffic between production and recovery targets. PacketFabric delivers it as private, on-demand bandwidth you provision in minutes.
Recovery Time Objective is how fast you must be back online. Recovery Point Objective is how much data you can afford to lose. Both depend on the bandwidth between production and your recovery target, which is what PacketFabric provides on demand.
It provisions high-capacity links to AWS, Azure, Google Cloud, Oracle, and IBM for seeding and restore, routes recovery traffic across regions and clouds with the Virtual Cloud Router, and lets you pay only when a recovery event calls for it.
Traffic rides a private fiber network rather than the public internet, with a five-nines SLA, SOC 2 Type II and ISO 27001, HIPAA-eligible workloads, and MACsec encryption options.