Aruba Cloud and Zerto Present a New Service for the Protection of Data and IT Infrastructures: Cloud DRaaS Solution Developed on Zerto Technology

LONDON, June 23, 2015 /PRNewswire/ --

Aruba Cloud, one of the world's top 10 cloud-based IaaS providers and dynamic player in the UK market and Zerto, service provider offering Business Continuity and Disaster Recovery (BCDR) solutions for virtual IT and Cloud infrastructures, present Cloud DRaaS, the innovative Disaster Recovery service for professional, simple and safe protection of infrastructures, whether they are hosted in data centers, server rooms of customers, or in the Aruba Private Cloud.

The DRaaS - Disaster Recovery as a Service - replica mechanism is based on Zerto technology which protects, recovers and migrates applications in cloud and virtualized data centers. With a single click it's possible to start the full auto recovery process. DRaaS, furthermore, ensures minimum impact, both in terms of RTO (time required to fully recover the services) and in terms of RPO (amount of data left unsynchronized in case of disaster).

Here are some of the main features: Flexible management and simple use: create directives and Disaster Recovery policies directly from the web control panel, by choosing the source and destination between the infrastructure, based on VMware technology, found in a personal data center and the infrastructure hosted in Aruba's Private Cloud-enabled data centers which also use VMware vCloud Director. Speed: in just a few minutes it's possible to create self-consistent replicas between remote sites and activate a perfectly functional Disaster Recovery process, with an RPO reduced to a minimum with values that can vary from a few seconds to a few minutes, even for international distances. Free tests: customers can run Disaster Recovery tests at any time - to ensure the DR process works - by activating the machines found on the secondary site, without interfering in any way with the production machines. Managed Option: allow the Aruba qualified technical team to manage the entire life cycle of the Disaster Recovery solution. Service Level Agreement: the guarantee of performance levels of the provided services correspond to a S.L.A. level of 99,95%. Last of all, still in accordance with its Disaster Recovery policies, Aruba Cloud provides new 'Regions' for activating the data Cloud Backup service now also available in France, Germany and the UK.  

For more details go to: http://www.arubacloud.com/private-cloud/disaster-recovery-business-continuity.aspx