AutoVirt Replication Policy

AutoVirt replication policies are designed to provide disaster recovery, data protection, and business continuity. There are three replication topologies available:

Availability: The master version of a data set is replicated to a second location. Automatic client failover is enabled if the master becomes unresponsive, ensuring that clients have access to data in the event of a disaster.
Centralization: Under a single policy, multiple master data sets are replicated to a single second location. Failover is provided separately for each master version.
Distribution: The master version of a data set is replicated to field offices and available in read-only form. AutoVirt ensures “locality of reference” to minimize stress to the network –clients access the closest copy of the data.

Scheduling. A replication policy can be scheduled to run once or repeatedly during a recurring period – daily or at any frequency

Open file handling. AutoVirt replication policies provide a best effort attempt at copying files. If a file is found open or presents another exception, it is skipped

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“After 50 years of advancements in commercial IT, why is it that year after year we still are talking about the same tactical challenges? Data migration is still a huge problem that everyone has to contend with – an issue exacerbated by exponential data growth. It is astounding to me that so few focus on solving this real-world problem. Hat’s off to AutoVirt, who is doing just that. Out of the gate, the AutoVirt solution will help IT managers to overcome one of their greatest pain-points – Windows data migration.”

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