AWS Disaster Recovery as a Service
Dockfield DRaaS turns live AWS environments into a governed recovery capability: read-only discovery, recovery blueprints, quarantine, security validation, isolated recovery tests, evidence and controlled promotion.
Two Dockfield offers
Ongoing discovery, recovery-state assurance, quarantine, validation, recovery evidence, orchestration and controlled promotion across AWS accounts and Regions.
A focused engagement to discover an AWS estate, codify the recovery scope, generate testable recovery artifacts and hand the capability to your team.
Continuous assurance lifecycle
Dockfield keeps promotion locked until a recovery path has enough evidence to move safely.
Read the agreed production scope through read-only AWS APIs and map recovery dependencies.
Continuously refresh the recovery blueprint and select the right strategy per resource.
Run provenance, integrity, Terraform, Checkov, Trivy and policy checks before recovery.
Hold suspicious, failed or destructive changes outside the promotable recovery path.
Prove infrastructure, security, isolated runtime, application behaviour and data in stages.
Build or restore into a separate DR account and Region using native recovery plus declarative rebuild.
Open promotion only after evidence passes; use ARC or approved routing controls when configured.
Retain the recovery manifest, validation results, approvals and exercise outcome for operational review.
New DRaaS demo · 5 minutes
See discovery, quarantine, destructive-change protection, security validation, promotion gating, ARC readiness and recovery into DR-1 in eu-west-2.
Sub-hour recovery remains a design target that must be proved by repeated timed exercises for the actual workload.
Replication, mirroring, declarative rebuild, backup/PITR, reissue, shared control plane and centrally governed configuration.
Tier 0 artifact trust plus Tier 1 infrastructure/security, Tier 2 isolated smoke tests and Tier 3 application/data validation.
Free initial consultation
Start with a focused AWS recovery assessment and identify the minimum scope needed for a credible DRaaS pilot.
