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DR-as-Code

Recovery engineering you can own.

A focused Dockfield engagement that discovers the live AWS estate, produces recovery-oriented infrastructure code and validation controls, and hands the capability to your team.

Focused engineering offer

Codify the recovery path without requiring a trusted starting baseline.

DISCOVER

Read-only AWS discovery

Capture the agreed recovery scope from the running environment and map dependencies.

CODIFY

Recovery-oriented IaC

Generate modular Terraform or equivalent recovery artifacts with account/Region mappings and explicit assumptions.

VALIDATE

Trust pipeline

Add Terraform validation, policy and security scanning, isolated plan/apply checks and three-tier recovery tests.

ORCHESTRATE

Recovery runbook

Define the dependency order, data prerequisites, approvals and controlled traffic-switch procedure.

EVIDENCE

Test and measure

Run a scoped recovery exercise and document what passed, what failed and the measured recovery time.

HANDOVER

Client-owned capability

Deliver code, architecture, runbooks and knowledge transfer so the client can operate and evolve the recovery path.

When DR-as-Code fits

Choose the engineering offer when you want ownership, not an ongoing service.

01

Legacy or console-built AWS

No complete IaC baseline is required to begin discovery and recovery design.

02

Internal platform team

Your engineers want to own the resulting modules, pipelines and runbooks.

03

Defined project boundary

You need a scoped recovery build, validation exercise and handover rather than continuous operations.

04

Path to DRaaS later

The resulting recovery foundation can become the starting point for an ongoing Dockfield DRaaS operating model.

The difference

DR-as-Code builds the capability. DRaaS keeps proving it.

Both offers use the same recovery principles: read-only discovery, separated trust zones, quarantine, security validation, isolated testing and controlled promotion. DRaaS adds the ongoing refresh, exercises, evidence and operational governance around that foundation.