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R1
RPO, RTO, critical inventory and recovery design
USD 4.200Design
Defines objectives, gaps and a runbook that is still a draft.
- RPO · RTO
- Gap · Gap
- Runbook · Draft
Disaster Recovery (DRP)
Documented and tested recovery
Disaster Recovery (DRP) defines how to operate again if a site or a region fails. When the level includes it, the intended result is a documented and tested recovery, not only backup infrastructure.
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USD 4.200 Design
R1: Defines objectives, gaps and a runbook that is still a draft. Reference price, subject to scope validation.
- 01Defined scope
Each plan states what is included and where it stops.
- 02Visible prices
The reference amount is shown on every plan.
- 03Validation first
Scope is confirmed before the proposal.
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Documented and tested recovery
R1 defines RPO, RTO and the design. R2 implements a site and runs one test. R3 widens regions, automation and test cycles. No level promises a concrete RPO or RTO before it is assessed.
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R2
One recovery site or region
USD 11.900Implementation and test
R1 plus implementation, basic automation and one test with evidence.
- 1 · Site
- 1 · Test
- R1 · Includes
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R3
Multiple regions or higher criticality, within OCI
USD 19.900Wider implementation
R2 plus regions or criticality, more automation and more test cycles.
- N+ · Regions
- N+ · Tests
- Adjust · After test
Choosing a plan shows its scope. Requesting it opens the contact form with that selection and does not confirm the purchase.
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R1 — Definition
If a site or a region fails, there is no RPO, RTO or procedure to operate again.
USD 4.200 Design
Defines objectives, gaps and a runbook that is still a draft.
What is included
- Review and definition of RPO and RTO.
- Critical inventory.
- Recovery design and the gap against the current state.
- Work plan, including the failover plan.
- Design documentation and a draft runbook.
Delivery: No implementation or test
R1 does not implement or test. R2 tests once, in one site or region. Database replication with Oracle GoldenGate is a different service.
Detailed comparison
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| Item | R1 | R2 | R3 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Price | USD 4.200 | USD 11.900 | USD 19.900 |
| Payment | Design | Implementation and test | Wider implementation |
| Scope | RPO, RTO, critical inventory and recovery design | One recovery site or region | Multiple regions or higher criticality, within OCI |
| Result | Design and a draft runbook. No implementation. | One recovery site or region, an operational runbook and evidence of one test. | A wider scheme, with more automation, more tests and adjustments after the test. |
| Delivery | No implementation or test | One real failover and failback test | More than one test cycle |
| Includes | Review and definition of RPO and RTO. | The whole R1 scope. | The whole R2 scope. |
Reference prices for the standard scope. The final scope is validated before the commercial proposal. Taxes, cloud consumption, third-party licenses and other external costs are not included unless expressly stated.
Buying DRP means buying a defined recovery and, from R2, a tested one. It is not only leaving infrastructure on in another site.
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What this service includes
Buying DRP means buying a defined recovery and, from R2, a tested one. It is not only leaving infrastructure on in another site.
What you buy
The plan definition, or also the implementation of a site and a test, or a higher-criticality scope with more tests.
What you receive
Agreed objectives, design and a runbook. In R2 and R3, also the recovery environment for the scope and evidence of the included tests.
Where it stops
R1 does not implement or test. R2 tests once, in one site or region. Database replication with Oracle GoldenGate is a different service.
- Implementation of the recovery environment.
- Handover.
- Failover or failback test.
- An RPO or RTO promised in advance.
- Multiple regions.
- Additional test cycles.
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How it works
The level changes if recovery still has to be defined, or if it already has to be built and tested.
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Choose the level
Pick the plan that matches the size and the decision you need to make.
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We validate the scope
We confirm the starting point and the conditions of the published plan.
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We do the agreed work
The work stays inside the scope of the plan you request.
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You receive the result
You receive the deliverables defined for that plan.
Buying DRP means buying a defined recovery and, from R2, a tested one. It is not only leaving infrastructure on in another site.
OpsAnalytics experience
The service sets the next step.
Published cases show how OpsAnalytics supports architecture, operations and the decisions that follow.
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Frequently asked questions
Conditions that change the decision to buy.
Does the service guarantee a concrete RPO or RTO?
No. RPO and RTO are defined during the work, from the critical inventory and the design. Figures are not published before that assessment.
Does R1 include the failover test?
No. R1 delivers objectives, design, gaps against the current state, a plan and a draft runbook. Implementation, handover and the test belong to R2.
How many tests does R2 include?
One real failover and failback test, with evidence. More test cycles belong to R3.
Which platform does the published scope cover?
OCI. Another provider is not included in this standard scope.
Is having the recovery site the deliverable?
Not in R2 or R3. The deliverable is the tested recovery: the environment for the scope, test evidence and an operational runbook. R1 does not implement that environment yet.
Does this service replicate databases?
Not as a replication service. If data needs to be synchronized or moved between databases with Oracle GoldenGate, that scope is Database replication. DRP covers continuity when a site or region fails.
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