Backup strategy
Retention, encryption, storage location, snapshot frequency, offsite copies and backup ownership for servers, databases and application data.
Disaster recovery
SysRoot helps teams move beyond hoping backups work. We design, test and document recovery plans for infrastructure, databases and critical production services.

We help teams clarify what must recover, how quickly, from which failure modes and with which operational steps. The outcome is a recovery process that has actually been tested.
Disaster recovery is only useful when the recovery path is clear, tested and owned. We design around real failure scenarios, not generic backup checklists.
Retention, encryption, storage location, snapshot frequency, offsite copies and backup ownership for servers, databases and application data.
Scheduled restore tests that prove backups can be used, with timing, validation steps and documented recovery gaps.
Business-aligned recovery point and recovery time targets for critical systems, databases and customer-facing services.
Practical failover approaches for databases, VMs, cloud services, Kubernetes workloads and hybrid infrastructure.
Step-by-step recovery procedures, owner lists, access requirements and post-incident validation checklists.
A focused review of backup coverage, hidden single points of failure, restore confidence and operational readiness.
We start from failure scenarios and business impact, then work backward into technical controls and practical restore procedures.
Identify data stores, application dependencies, infrastructure components and business recovery priorities.
Set realistic RPO/RTO targets and failure scenarios for each critical system.
Improve backups, failover paths, access, monitoring and runbooks.
Run restore exercises and record gaps, timings and follow-up improvements.
Yes. Restore testing is a core part of the service. We validate recovery steps, timing, data integrity and missing prerequisites.
Yes. We work with PostgreSQL, MySQL, replicas, point-in-time recovery, backup retention, failover behavior and restore validation.
Yes. We help translate business risk into practical recovery targets, then design technical controls around those targets.
Both are possible. Many teams start with a DR assessment and restore test, then keep periodic testing as part of ongoing operations.
Send us your current backup approach and critical systems. We will help identify what is recoverable, what is unknown and what should be tested first.
Plan a DR review