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		<title>Automating The Disaster Recovery Process</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[We had an interesting discussion the other day with one of our customers, a very large SaaS organization. They presented to us the automation process they have created using Nolio for the recovery process of their main application. Their situation was that in case of a communication problem or an application problem in their main [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>We had an interesting discussion the other day with one of our customers, a very large <strong>SaaS organization</strong>. They presented to us the <strong>automation process</strong> they have created using Nolio for the <strong>recovery process </strong>of their main application.</p>
<p>Their situation was that in case of a communication problem or an application problem in their main Data Center, they needed to switch to their <strong>Disaster Recovery site</strong> so that the customers will keep working while they fix the problem in the main Data Center.</p>
<p>Without automation, they had about <strong><span style="color: #ff0000;">50 minutes downtime</span></strong> to sync their Disaster Recovery site, make the application functioning as well as the main Data Center, and make the transfer transparent to their customers.</p>
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<p>They made the decision to <strong>automate all their Disaster Recovery processes</strong> using Nolio, and as a result, they are now able to switch to the Disaster Recovery site <span style="color: #ff0000;"><strong>in just 3 minutes</strong></span>.</p>
<p>They did a real-time test a few days before our discussion, and successfully presented two of the Nolio <strong>Disaster Recovery automation processes</strong> to their management team, switching their main application to the Disaster Recovery site and back to their main site. The results were remarkable. <span style="text-decoration: underline;">Even though the test was done during peak time, their customers did not feel the transition between the two Data Centers.</span></p>
<p>The customer&#8217;s main application resides on several dozens of servers in each data center they operate, and now the <strong>transfer of any Data Center to the Disaster Recovery data center</strong> is done in just 3 minutes. The best part: even their Help Desk people, which have very limited knowledge of their operation procedures, can shoot this automation process by themselves, in case of a major customer issue, after getting the approval to run this process.</p>
<p>During our discussion, the customers&#8217; VP of Data Center Operations told us, &#8220;<span style="text-decoration: underline;">There is no way to perform such a transition between main Data Center and Disaster Recovery Data Center manually within a few minutes even when done by the most professional ops guys</span>. What if this happens in the middle of the night and we need to recover from a major issue? In that case it takes us few hours until all the relevant ops guys are syncing together to fix the problem. It is one of the most critical risks for the business that is now handled very well with Nolio.&#8221;</p>
<p>They are now in a process to automate all their maintenance routine tasks and problem resolution tasks. All their deployment procedures and configuration changes, and most of their recovery procedure are already automated. Next they are planning to push the automation to their R&amp;D and QA environments.</p>
<p>Post written by Alon Eizenman, CTO, Nolio.</p>
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Nolio <a href="http://www.noliosoft.com/default.asp">Application Service Automation</a> is a software platform for designing and executing automated application service workflows across the data center, enabling reliable, effective processes for the management of application change.</p>
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