Disaster Recovery
Recovery objectives, restore process, and emergency failover options.
Taloflow maintains a proven disaster recovery capability that has been successfully tested in production environments.
Recovery Time Objective (RTO)
Full system recovery: Approximately 6 hours to recreate Kubernetes clusters and recover database backups from scratch
Typical data loss window: Less than 1 hour in most scenarios
Maximum potential data loss: Up to 24 hours (worst-case scenario)
Proven Capability: Our recovery procedures have been successfully executed in a real production outage, demonstrating the reliability of our backup and restoration processes.
Redundancy Architecture
Service clustering eliminates single points of failure within our infrastructure
Automated application and database restoration
Network redundancies across multiple systems
Emergency Failover Options: In the event of a primary infrastructure provider outage:
Off-site development installation: Provides critical access capabilities during Linode/Akamai outages
OVH Cloud emergency clusters: Non-operational but available for rapid activation if needed
These alternatives enable continued operation during extended primary infrastructure failures
Infrastructure Dependencies:
Primary hosting: Linode (Akamai)
Edge services: Cloudflare
Extended recovery times may occur if these primary providers experience regional or system-wide outages
Our multi-cloud failover strategy mitigates single-provider dependency risk
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