What is Disaster Recovery as a Service (DRaaS)?
DRaaS is a viable alternative to incurring the cost and complexity of building and maintaining an offsite infrastructure for disaster recovery. DRaaS works by sending replicas of your backups to the cloud using a solution such as Veeam Cloud Connect. As an example, one of the benefits for customers with on-premises Veeam deployments is the ability to extend their availability strategy to the cloud.
The best DRaaS solutions allow you to achieve RTO/RPO of less than 15 minutes, regardless of the storage, applications, or operating system you use—and will offer this for either VMware vSphere or Microsoft Hyper-V environments.
The ability to recover applications in the cloud slashes the cost and complexity of traditional disaster recovery, making it possible for even small businesses to be prepared when the unexpected happens.
Edge Compute and Data Center Services
What is Edge Compute, and what can it do for my organization?
At its core, edge computing is the practice of bringing data storage and computation closer to related data sources, boosting performance, and reducing latency. Quest Edge Compute services are designed to deliver the very best in edge computing, providing an incredibly efficient and adaptable option for your growing business.
Our Edge Compute services bring the cloud directly to you, meeting you wherever you are and configuring a solution that suits your unique needs. Our elastic compute cloud can help your organization efficiently achieve your business goals, while simultaneously lowering costs, optimizing for security and compliance, and streamlining workflows considerably.
What is Co-location, and how will it help my business?
Co-location refers to data center facilities that lease space for servers and provide electrical power, security, heating and cooling, and high-speed Internet connection. Co-location facilities often include expert IT services on a contractual basis. With the right provider and flexible, customizable Co-location services, you can reduce your private data center costs, know that your data is protected and secure, and benefit from cutting-edge expertise.
Co-location vs. Service Delivery Centers: which is the best for your business?
While Co-location is a great alternative to building and maintaining your own private data center, Service Delivery Centers can offer customized services in addition to space. Organizations can move their workloads to a secure cloud environment where they can easily scale as their business grows, paying only for what they need, when they need it. In addition, temporary office space and equipment can be made available to ensure your organization resumes business operations after a disruption or disaster.
