Keep critical systems online, all the time
Prevent downtime and data loss with OpenText™ Availability to keep revenue, productivity and brand credibility up and running.
businesses use OpenText Availability to protect critical systems.
of small and medium businesses have lost customers or revenue due to downtime.
Source: TechRadar, June 15, 2020
failover protection for physical, virtual and cloud systems.
OpenText Availability continuously replicates all critical systems
Having all your physical, virtual and cloud systems always available protects your business and avoids disruptions. Carbonite Availability is the way you keep revenue, productivity and brand credibility up and running.
Benefits
Failover options
Continuously replicate critical systems and automate failover to either live data or to a saved point, with near-zero downtime.
Choose your window
Choose rapid failover and then perform failback when ready.
Minimize risks
Reduce risks associated with both your planned and unplanned outages.
Ease maintenance
Maintain duplicated physical, virtual or cloud systems at a secondary location.
Maintain compliance
Achieve compliance and meet SLAs through protection of mission-critical data in your preferred environment.
Why OpenText Availability?
Reduce business interruptions and data loss
Real-time, byte-level replication can provide a Recovery Point Objective (RPO) of seconds.
Maintain platform independence with support for physical, virtual or cloud source and target systems.
Fight malware and data loss: recover from corruption and ransomware with snapshots
“A successful data breach can cause substantial operational, financial and reputational damages. Public companies lose an estimated 8.6% of their value after a successful cyber breach.”
Discover
OpenText Availability software enabiles IT organizations to maintain the highest availability of their Windows and Linux servers.
OpenText Availability keeps critical systems online, all the time, offering the gold standard in resilience.
This guide xplains the technology behind the OpenText Availability replication engine.