An entire VM can be recovered locally from a snapshot or remotely from a replicated VM. Locally, a VM can be recovered within seconds to any point in time. From a remote backup site, recovery back to the original site may take minutes or hours, depending on the VM size and bandwidth. VM recovery also allows for rapid response to ransomware attacks. Our immutable snapshots are impossible to alter by the VM itself, allowing attacks to be thwarted easily and quickly.
If needed, an entire virtual disk can be recovered quickly from any available point-in-time snapshot. With a single click, the recovered virtual disk can be automatically mounted to the same VM or any other VM on the same HyperCore cluster without taking the VM offline or putting production data at risk.
An administrator may quickly clone a virtual disk and mount it to a live VM to gain access to point-in-time data and recover what is needed. The admin simply chooses a point-in-time snapshot and with one click, clones and mounts a virtual disk with the desired data to a live VM, and then has full read/write access to all the files on the cloned virtual disk for recovery.