Whitepaper: Trilio Site Recovery (TSR) — DR for Kubernetes-native VMs

Replacing VMware SRM on OpenShift Virtualization & OpenStack | Live DR Failover Demo

In this session, Trilio’s Derren Offutt and Vince Button cover:

  • What Changes When the Hypervisor Changes: Why disaster recovery built around VMware (SRM, vSphere Replication, recovery plans) doesn’t move with your virtual machines.
  • Why Backup Doesn’t Close the Gap: Backup protects your data; disaster recovery protects your ability to keep operating. Learn how point-in-time backup, continuous restore, and site recovery map to different RPO and RTO targets.
  • Decide the Tier Before You Migrate: How to classify workloads into recovery tiers so your storage layout, site topology, and replication strategy are right from day one.
  • Buying Criteria You Can Take to Any Vendor: The platform, recovery, and operations requirements a true SRM replacement must meet, plus six questions to take back to your team.
  • A Live Failover and Failback: Watch Trilio Site Recovery apply agentless protection from the console, hit Zero RPO with an RTO under 5 minutes, fail over and back with replication reversed, and run a non-disruptive failover test on a real pair of OpenShift clusters.

As you navigate your move off VMware, making sure your recovery commitments survive the migration is critical to maintaining business continuity.

Ready to take the next step? Book a free 60-minute DR Readiness Assessment with a Trilio architect. We’ll review your environment, RPO/RTO commitments, and walk away with the gap written down: https://trilio.io/products/trilio-site-recovery/

Have questions about what you saw in the demo? Simply reply to this email. Our engineering team is ready to dive in.

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