Zero RPO Disaster Recovery For Kubernetes

We recently discussed different disaster recovery strategies for Kubernetes and covered the different types of failure resilience within and across clusters.

different disaster recovery strategies for Kubernetes and covered the different types of failure resilience within and across clusters.

This is a brief update to our previous blog to talk a little bit about the synchronous data replication use case across two Kubernetes clusters within a single Portworx fabric to achieve zero Recovery Point Object (RPO).

When applications are mission critical, this is the type of replication you want. Every write the application makes to a stateful application running in your primary site will be synchronously replicated to a DR site. This means that data will always be available in both domains in case of a failure. Additionally, PX-DR moves Kubernetes application state on a schedule to make your apps instantly start in your DR site in the case of a failure.

Disaster Recovery Terms Explained - RPO and RTO
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Requirements for Synchronous PX-DR

Whether ransomware takes out your city’s infrastructure, a fire renders your ISP unavailable, or the next big name hurricane is barreling your way, be prepared with a disaster recovery plan that’s right for your business critical applications. Enjoy this video demo of synchronous disaster recovery on Kubernetes.

Learn more about Disaster Recovery
See how Portworx PX-DR delivers a comprehensive Disaster Recovery strategy for your Kubernetes applications

Portworx | Technical Marketing Manager

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