DR Solution Overview Sample Clauses

DR Solution Overview. Supplier shall leverage a **** to provide a highly available system that will restore Supplier’s ASP Solution to be available to provide full service within ****of a total service outage that is anticipated to preclude use of its primary MDF (currently ****) for an extended period and enacting the DR plan. Supplier will place the current UAT **** in the alternate facility as the core component of this solution. This environment will be augmented to provide sufficient server hardware and software to be a functional equivalent to the current production environment in terms of handling the forecasted Customer Order volume and user load. The **** environment will contain a full compliment of network infrastructure including firewalls, load balancers and high-speed switches to ensure all network connectivity is materially equivalent to that used to support forecasted production needs. A **** will be implemented to ensure that a full copy of the production database is maintained in the **** at all times. In the event of a total ASP Solution service disruption in the primary facility, upon enacting the DR plan, the **** will be reconfigured to access the production database and provide the production instance of the ASP Solution.
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