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Do we have the right Disaster Recovery Plan in place?

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Disaster recovery is one of the major concerns to the Cloud business these days. There are many threats like ransomware, human error, natural disaster, network failures, and software vulnerabilities make organizations developing a disaster recovery strategy as top priority and became essential to every business today, whether it operates in the cloud or on premise. By running through many online use cases, strategies and self-experiences, I thoughts of providing my insights in a whitepaper mode. Below further I am providing stage by stage process where companies can use to begin to conceive, design, and enact secure disaster recovery plans. I target to explain my strategy as a stage by stage approach from building the strategy through steps to know what to design and how we test our own design before implementing the DR strategy
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Design Principles for AWS Public Cloud Migration

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Public Cloud Migration? How to exhibit the value to Business/IT Executives Imagine that you convinced the IT decision makers at your organization to move key workloads to the public cloud like AWS/Azure/Google Cloud Platforms. You even chose a great vendor like Capgemini, Accenture, CGI etc.… to facilitate the transition and now your migration is finished. But before you’ve taken a step back, assessed your progress and demonstrated to leadership that the migration succeeded and the results justify the investment, your migration to the cloud is still incomplete. The best way to measure success is by leveraging concrete, established KPIs. The following metrics will help you quantify the value of your cloud migration. High Availability In today’s economy, this is a non-negotiable KPI — no business wants to migrate applications to the cloud at the expense of availability. Measure post-migration uptime on an ongoing basis so you can demonstrate that current metrics meet or ...
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