- Notes, cautions, and warnings
- Preface
- PowerProtect Data Manager Overview
- Cloud DR in PowerProtect Data Manager
- Define recovery staging area
- Protection policy
- View excluded disks
- Edit the retention period for backup copies
- Delete backup copies
- Recovery
- Delete DR session
- Delete a restore to vCenter session
- Monitor Cloud DR jobs
- Cancel Cloud DR or protection jobs
- Service Level Agreement
- Cloud DR security
- Update Cloud DR
- Managing disaster recovery of Cloud DR
- Uninstall and clean up of Cloud Disaster Recovery resources
- Cloud DR in PowerProtect Data Manager known issues
- PowerProtect Data Manager for Cloud DR with AWS and AWS GovCloud
- PowerProtect Data Manager for Cloud DR with Azure and Azure Government
- Glossary
PowerProtect Data Manager 19.15 Cloud Disaster Recovery User Guide
Service Level Agreement
The SLA Compliance window in the PowerProtect Data Manager UI enables you to add a service-level agreement (SLA) that identifies your service-level objectives (SLOs). You use the SLOs to verify that your protected assets are meeting the SLAs.
The SLAs that are configured in the Cloud DR objective appear on the Cloud DR Server dashboard. If a policy that is enabled for Cloud DR has a configured SLA, and the latest cloud backup copy is older than the configured SLA value, the Cloud DR Server dashboard indicates that the policy is not SLA-compliant. Cloud DR in PowerProtect Data Manager supports two types of SLA.
- Policy-type SLA
- Cloud DR SLA
The Policy-type SLA does not appear on the Cloud DR Server dashboard.
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