Sanovi Offers New Release Of Disaster Recovery Mgmt Software
Sanovi DRM 3.0 delivers a Recovery Automation Library, a collection of actions that enable the recovery and drill of databases, replication technologies, servers, networks and enterprise apps.
Sanovi DRM 3.0 delivers industry's first Recovery Automation Library (RAL), a collection of actions that enable the recovery & Drill of industry standard databases, replication technologies, servers, networks and enterprise applications.
Sanovi DRM 3.0, the new release of Sanovi Disaster Recovery Management software, delivers a Recovery Automation Library (RAL), a collection of actions that enable the recovery and drill of industry-standard databases, replication technologies, servers, networks and enterprise applications. The IT manager can be sure that he/ she has deployed tested DR solutions, while reducing DR solution deployment cost and time.
Sanovi DRM 3.0 Recovery Monitory module provides a single console to monitor the DR health and Recovery Point Objective of critical IT applications. The Recovery Manager provides a DR aware workflow engine that provides flip-of-switch automation for DR drills, application failover and recovery. Sanovi DRM Reports provide executive management the required recovery readiness visibility and furnish compliance proof to regulatory authorities.
"IT's investment in a DR solution is only useful if the team has the confidence that failover to the DR site will be successful. Sanovi's latest 3.0 release enables customers to improve their IT recovery readiness while reducing their cost. Our customers are realising savings in DR expertise required and the time spent on executing DR drills successfully. The 3.0 release offers features that make it very easy to automate drill and failover run books," said ChandraSekhar Pulamarasetti, co-founder and CTO, Sanovi Technologies.
Sanovi DRM 3.0 is currently available.

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