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RTO-Based Disaster Recovery

The unexpected loss of a Teradata system could mean more than just lost revenues; business reputation, decreased customer retention, lost business intelligence, reduced employee morale, productivity issues, and legal entanglements are very real possibilities.

In a worst-case scenario, what's the business impact of losing access to business-critical data on your Teradata system? How long — weeks, days, hours — can you can operate without your critical data? Business function impact is the primary factor in determining recovery time objective (RTO) — how long you can operate without critical data — as well as the Teradata Recovery Option right for you.

  • TERADATA RECOVERY OPTIONS
POST-DISASTER | WEEKS

For Important (Supports) business function impact. This leverage forward option consists of ordering a replacement system, post-disaster, with disaster recovery planning. RTO 6-8 Weeks.

DUAL SYSTEMS | HOURS

For Critical (Runs) business function impact. Uses a second production system with critical data on both systems, and Teradata Cloud for customer data synchronization requirements. Minimum RTO (hours).

SHARED RESOURCES | DAYS

For Significant (Controls) business function impact. Emphasizes cost, best practices, and control using Teradata Disaster Recovery Center or in-house resources. RTO 2-3 or 7-10 days.

INDUSTRY-STANDARD TERADATA DISASTER RECOVERY CENTER

An enterprise-class recovery system that matches production release levels and is ready for data restoration.

Covers any Teradata certified release levels, plus any customer-specific hardening or encryption. Customer focuses on restoring access and functionality while a Teradata Recovery Specialist assists with matching the production environment prior to user access, and an annual test validates the recovery process.

BUSINESS CONTINUITY SOLUTION IN THE CLOUD

Teradata BCS implementations address specific areas for on-premises production systems: Data Protection, Recoverability, and Availability.

Data Protection may use data replication over a network for a secondary copy of critical data, Recoverability addresses disaster recovery capability in the event of a catastrophic event, and Availability uses the Teradata Cloud with data synchronization to a second system for planned and unplanned downtime.