Cloud backup and disaster recovery

Work with us and get secure, flexible backups – and a cloud data strategy that's ready for anything

Cloud backup strategies

Tailored, flexible support for cloud backups


Cloud backup is overwhelmingly secure, reliable and cost-effective. But to keep your workloads

ultra-safe, you need to follow best practices.


This is where we come in.


At Ascend Cloud Solutions, we've got decades of combined experience working with the VMware SDDC stack, as well as with backup solutions such as Zerto and Veeam.


Whatever your cloud infrastructure looks like, we can help fasten the locks.

Cloud disaster recovery plans

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Work with the best to prepare for the worst. No business can be sure that disaster won't strike their data – and if it does, the fallout can dent their reputation as well as their bottom line.


That's why a cloud disaster recovery plan should form a key part of any cloud data strategy.


We can plan and execute that strategy, offering strategic support to help your business grow.


On top of that, we can design and implement your disaster recovery site, tie VMware HCX into your DR solution, and more.

Why choose Ascend Cloud Solutions?

Cloud backup and disaster recovery are essential parts of your IT strategy. Having experience and expertise on tap can be the difference between watertight security and disruption following a data breach.


At Ascend Cloud Solutions, we put your business goals, budget and timescales front and centre. This means you can carry on as normal while we work behind the scenes to keep your workloads safe.


Our experience means that we can work with any provider, platform or service at affordable rates.


But we know that expertise alone isn't enough. Work with us and you can expect clear lines of communication as we work to optimise your cloud backup and disaster recovery strategy.

  • What is disaster recovery?

    Disaster recovery isn't just one thing. It's a set of procedures, tools and resources with one purpose: to get your system back up and running after a disaster.


    This "disaster" could be a cyber attack, the loss of data through deletion, or hardware failure. In all cases, your priority is to restore data and software to ensure business continuity.

  • What is the difference between cloud backup and disaster recovery?

    These two processes are complementary – but they're not the same. Backup is when you make copies of files. Disaster recovery is the procedure for using these copies to get you back up and running in the event of data loss or system failure.


  • What is "failover"?

    If your system fails, "failover" automatically switches operations to a standby database, server or network.


  • What is redundancy in cloud computing?

    Redundancy is where system components are duplicated to increase their reliability and availability. In the event of a system failure, a cloud redundancy strategy minimises the chances of data loss and downtime.