Business continuity add-ons
Add faster recovery, standby infrastructure, private connectivity and independent cloud-platform backup around the systems your team depends on.
Recovery and continuity
A shadow server reduces how far back you need to go after a recent problem. A disaster recovery server gives you somewhere separate to run when the primary server is unavailable.
A shadow server keeps a recently refreshed copy of your VPS ready for fast recovery. It is useful when a bad update, failed change or configuration issue means the production server needs to return to a known working state quickly.
A disaster recovery server gives your business a separate environment that can be brought online if the primary server is unavailable for longer than the business can tolerate.
Best for a fast return to a recent working state after a day-to-day server issue.
Best for keeping the business running during a longer primary-server outage.
Private connectivity
Private network access helps teams use hosted applications that behave like internal systems, while IPv6 can be added where applications, partners or technical requirements call for it.
Connect office users to hosted servers through a private network path instead of treating every internal application as public internet access.
Add IPv6 addressing alongside IPv4 for applications, partners or integrations that require modern network addressing.
We confirm the correct private-network design after reviewing the current office network, hosted workloads and access requirements.
Cloud data backup
Microsoft 365 and Google Workspace need their own backup strategy. These services create an independent off-site copy for the mail, files and collaboration data users rely on every day.
Protect Exchange, OneDrive, SharePoint and Teams data with immutable S3-compatible backup storage.
Protect Gmail, Drive and Shared Drives with an independent copy outside the Google Workspace tenant.
Identity, configuration and tenant-level backup requirements should be scoped with your actual Microsoft or Google setup before quoting.
Questions answered
No. A shadow server is a fast-recovery option refreshed on a regular cycle. It helps you return to a recent working state quickly, while scheduled server-level backups remain the longer-term recovery record.
A shadow server is mainly for quick recovery from recent operational issues. A disaster recovery server is a separate standby environment that can be brought online when the primary server is unavailable for longer than the business can tolerate.
Yes. Each add-on can be scoped separately. Most clients start with the gap that matters most first, such as recovery speed, standby capacity, private access or cloud-platform backup.
No. These are separate services because they protect SaaS tenant data, not the VPS itself. They can be quoted alongside a VPS package or for a business that does not host a VPS with Technolutions.
Add-on services
We will scope the right add-on around your current infrastructure, recovery expectations and access requirements.
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