Backup · Veeam Cloud Connect · DRaaS
Backup and disaster recovery you have actually tested
Vinetu Technologies designs, deploys and operates backup and disaster recovery on Veeam: managed backup of on-premises systems, off-site backup to the EMCloud private cloud through Veeam Cloud Connect, and Disaster Recovery as a Service with a defined architecture, RPO, RTO and failover procedure when contracted.
What does the service include?
Backup and disaster recovery answer different questions. Backup answers “can we get this data back?”; disaster recovery answers “how long until the business is running again, and from where?”. Vinetu designs both, and states in writing which one a customer has bought.
Vinetu has resold and deployed Veeam solutions for many years and is a Veeam cloud service provider. Customer backups can be kept on-premises, copied off-site to EMCloud with Veeam Cloud Connect, or both. Because EMCloud runs in two independent facilities, off-site copies and recovery environments sit on infrastructure that Vinetu owns and operates in Israel.
Disaster Recovery as a Service is contracted per customer. The recovery architecture, the systems in scope, the RPO and RTO, the failover and failback procedure and the test schedule are defined in the service agreement, and are not implied by a backup subscription.
Who it is for
- Organizations whose backup has never been restored end-to-end under realistic conditions.
- IT managers who need an off-site copy outside the building, the network and the admin credentials of the primary site.
- Companies that must show management or auditors a documented recovery plan with agreed objectives.
- Existing EMCloud customers who need recovery commitments beyond the standard platform backup.
Problems it solves
- A single backup copy in the same server room as production, exposed to the same outage, fire or ransomware.
- Backups that run nightly but have no verified restore, no documented procedure and no owner.
- Recovery objectives that were never agreed with the business, so nobody knows what “recovered” means.
- Ransomware that reaches backup repositories through the same domain credentials as production.
Scope and deliverables
- Assessment of systems, data volumes, change rates and business recovery priorities.
- Design of the backup architecture: local repositories, off-site copies, retention, immutability options and encryption.
- Veeam deployment and configuration for virtual, physical and Microsoft 365 workloads.
- Off-site backup to EMCloud through Veeam Cloud Connect.
- Disaster Recovery as a Service: replication to EMCloud, runbooks, failover and failback procedures, with RPO and RTO defined per contract.
- Scheduled restore tests and DR tests with written results.
- Ongoing monitoring of backup jobs, capacity and failures, with remediation.
Backup, platform protection and DRaaS compared
Three layers are often confused. The table shows what each one does and does not commit to.
| Layer | What it is | Recovery commitment |
|---|---|---|
| Standard EMCloud backup | Daily automated VM backup with rolling 14-day retention, included with EMCloud servers | Best effort; no guaranteed RPO or RTO (Cloud Services Agreement, section 9) |
| Cross-site platform protection | Every EMCloud VM is copied to the second EMCloud facility as part of the platform’s resilience design | Infrastructure protection only; no customer-specific failover, RPO or RTO |
| Managed backup (Veeam) | Designed backup of on-premises and cloud workloads, on-site and off-site through Veeam Cloud Connect | Retention, schedule and restore tests as agreed in the service order |
| Disaster Recovery as a Service | Replication, runbooks and tested failover to EMCloud for the systems in scope | RPO, RTO and procedure defined in the contracted DR SLA |
Read the backup and DR sections of the Cloud Services Agreement
How we deliver it
Assess
Classify systems by business impact, measure data volumes and change rates, and agree recovery priorities with the business owners.
Design
Design repositories, off-site targets, retention, encryption and access separation, and document the recovery objectives per system.
Implement
Deploy and configure Veeam, connect off-site copies to EMCloud through Veeam Cloud Connect, and build DR replication where contracted.
Validate
Run a full restore test and, for DR, a controlled failover test; record the achieved recovery times and fix what did not work.
Operate
Monitor jobs daily, handle failures, repeat restore and DR tests on schedule, and update runbooks when systems change.
Technologies and partners
- Veeam — backup, replication and Veeam Cloud Connect; Vinetu is a long-standing Veeam reseller and a Veeam cloud service provider
- EMCloud — Vinetu’s private cloud in two independent Israeli facilities, used as the off-site and recovery target
- Microsoft 365 backup — mailbox and tenant backup for Microsoft 365 environments
Vinetu does not publish a generic RPO or RTO. Recovery objectives are set per customer and per system, and become commitments only when written into a contracted DR service.
Why Vinetu
- Long-standing Veeam reseller and Veeam cloud service provider, with Veeam Cloud Connect running on infrastructure Vinetu owns.
- The off-site target is EMCloud: two independent underground Tier 3+ facilities in Israel operated by Vinetu, not a third-party storage bucket.
- Clear separation between best-effort backup, platform protection and contracted DR, so expectations match the contract.
- The same team designs the network, the cloud and the backup, which removes the hand-offs that usually break recovery plans.
Related projects
Individual backup and DR customers are not listed publicly. Managed cloud customers served on EMCloud include:
- Hadassah — Cloud Services
- Philip Stein — Managed Cloud
- ALDO Israel — Managed Cloud
Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between backup and disaster recovery?
Backup keeps copies of data so it can be restored. Disaster recovery restores the service: the systems, the network and the access users need, within an agreed time and from an agreed location. A good backup is a prerequisite for DR, but it is not a DR plan.
What RPO and RTO can you offer?
It depends on the systems, the data change rate, the connectivity and the budget. We measure these during the assessment and propose objectives per system. The agreed RPO and RTO are written into the DR service agreement; we do not quote them in advance.
Is Vinetu a Veeam Cloud Connect provider?
Yes. Vinetu is a Veeam cloud service provider and offers Veeam Cloud Connect, so customers running Veeam can send backup copies or replicas to EMCloud without building a second site of their own.
Does the standard EMCloud backup count as disaster recovery?
No. The standard backup is a daily, best-effort VM backup with 14-day retention, and the cross-site copy is infrastructure protection. Neither includes a customer-specific failover commitment. Disaster recovery is a separate contracted service.
How often should restore and DR tests run?
At least after every significant change and on a regular schedule agreed with the business, typically quarterly for restore tests of critical systems and at least annually for a full DR exercise. The schedule is part of the service order.
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Review your backup and DR architecture
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