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Companies using Amazon Elastic Disaster Recovery for Disaster Recovery as a Service (DRaaS) include: Kilcoy Global Foods, a Australia based Consumer Packaged Goods organisation with 4000 employees and revenues of $1.00 billion, Sunstone Hotel Investors, Inc., a United States based Banking and Financial Services organisation with 42 employees and revenues of $509.0 million, CalvertHealth Medical Center, a United States based Healthcare organisation with 1200 employees and revenues of $280.0 million, Leejam Sports Company, a Saudi Arabia based Leisure and Hospitality organisation with 2900 employees and revenues of $258.0 million and many others.
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CalvertHealth Medical Center | Healthcare | 1200 | $280M | United States | Amazon Web Services (AWS) | Amazon Elastic Disaster Recovery | Disaster Recovery as a Service (DRaaS) | 2022 | Healthcare Triangle, Inc. | In 2022, CalvertHealth Medical Center implemented Amazon Elastic Disaster Recovery to protect its MEDITECH electronic health records EHR environment in the United States. The deployment used Amazon Elastic Disaster Recovery and targeted Apps Category . The implementation configured continuous replication across roughly 140 on premise servers to AWS, establishing recovery instances and automated launch configuration for failover orchestration. Amazon Elastic Disaster Recovery was configured to capture block level replication, maintain point in time state, and enable rapid instance provisioning in AWS, reducing recovery time objectives from 72 hours to under 2 hours. Healthcare Triangle, Inc. led the deployment and integration work, aligning the replication topology with MEDITECH application tiers and the hospital IT operational model. The scope covered clinical systems and supporting infrastructure for EHR operations, with AWS infrastructure hosting the replicated instances and failover targets. Governance included a phased rollout across server groups, coordinated validation testing, and updated recovery runbooks to support operational switchover and failback procedures. The program explicitly improved security, compliance posture, and insurer confidence as part of the outcome, while establishing an operational disaster recovery pathway for the MEDITECH EHR environment. | |
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Kilcoy Global Foods | Consumer Packaged Goods | 4000 | $1.0B | Australia | Amazon Web Services (AWS) | Amazon Elastic Disaster Recovery | Disaster Recovery as a Service (DRaaS) | 2019 | Clevvi | In 2019 Kilcoy Global Foods engaged Clevvi to deploy Amazon Elastic Disaster Recovery as a Hybrid Cloud and On-Premise Architecture disaster recovery solution to protect its 24/7 food processing operations across Australia, Asia and North America. The engagement targeted a four hour Recovery Time Objective and an improvement from a 24 hour Recovery Point Objective, addressing risks from lengthy bare metal restores and potential ransomware events affecting production continuity. Clevvi provisioned the AWS environment using AWS Control Tower and configured AWS Elastic Disaster Recovery, installing lightweight agents on production servers to enable near-continuous replication. The implementation architecture included private, secure connectivity between on-premise networks and AWS via modern UTM appliances and a Cloud UTM in AWS, and the replication scope covered 14 continuously replicated servers plus key enterprise applications such as Microsoft Dynamics AX, Microsoft SQL Server instances, Remote Desktop Servers, and industry specific production and MES systems. For identity and file services Clevvi configured native replication on AWS EC2 instances for Active Directory and Windows File Sharing, and they recommended Microsoft SQL Server AlwaysOn Availability Groups as a phased enhancement. Operational integration focused on end-to-end recoverability for factory-floor endpoints, ensuring handheld scanner guns and warehouse devices could communicate with failover replicas in the AWS account without reconfiguration. Clevvi executed isolated smoke tests followed by a full production test that validated inventory workflows in the Cloud, and they delivered a tailored failover playbook plus hands-on training to the Client’s IT team to enable frequent drills and streamlined failover and failback procedures. Governance and outcomes were validated at project close when a coordinated disaster recovery trial demonstrated recovery within one hour, meeting the Client’s objectives and representing a 75 percent improvement against the four hour RTO target. Continuous replication reduced the RPO from 24 hours to under 10 minutes, enabled instant launch of replicated systems, and delivered a redundant Cloud failover architecture that avoided a large capital investment in duplicate on-premise hardware while increasing operating expense modestly. Amazon Elastic Disaster Recovery, implemented in this Hybrid Cloud and On-Premise Architecture, centralized protection of enterprise applications and databases and simplified the Client’s disaster recovery operational model. | |
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Leejam Sports Company | Leisure and Hospitality | 2900 | $258M | Saudi Arabia | Amazon Web Services (AWS) | Amazon Elastic Disaster Recovery | Disaster Recovery as a Service (DRaaS) | 2024 | ZainTech Solutions | In 2024, Leejam Sports Company implemented Amazon Elastic Disaster Recovery, Category . Leejam engaged AWS partner ZainTech Solutions to provision Amazon Elastic Disaster Recovery for on premises systems that support membership and operations across its Middle East fitness business. The engagement centered on establishing an AWS native disaster recovery stack to protect customer membership databases and operational back end services. The deployment of Amazon Elastic Disaster Recovery focused on continuous block level replication, automated failover orchestration, and scheduled recovery testing to validate runbooks. Configuration included replication agents on source servers, AWS launch templates for recovery instances, and automated testing workflows to exercise failover and failback scenarios while minimizing manual steps. Integrations covered on premises systems that run membership and operations workloads and automated replication and testing across AWS regions to strengthen business continuity. The project achieved near zero RPO and reduced RTO to 1 to 2 hours, and the DR implementation completed in January 2025, reinforcing operational resilience for the Middle East fitness operator under ZainTech Solutions and AWS guidance. | |
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Banking and Financial Services | 42 | $509M | United States | Amazon Web Services (AWS) | Amazon Elastic Disaster Recovery | Disaster Recovery as a Service (DRaaS) | 2022 | Rednight Consulting |
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