Multi-Site Horizon 7 VDI with Cloud Pod ArchitectureĬloud Pod Architecture (CPA) is the foundation for VMware’s Horizon 7 VDI Disaster Recovery. In this blog, we will deep dive into the different multi-site approaches used in a VMware Horizon 7 VDI Disaster Recovery plan. RPO is the acceptable time duration (in minutes or hours) of data loss from a VDI environment in the event of a disaster.) (RTO is the elapsed time until virtual desktops are available or recovered after an incident. Establish an optimal Recovery Point Objective (RPO) and Recovery Time Objective (RTO) for each desktop group so that a disaster will have the least impact on your business while also conforming with the organization’s budget.
Disaster recovery protection and execution comes with a cost, so you should strike the right balance between cost and the availability of VDI services required by the organization. So, it is important to have an adequately formulated Business Continuity Plan or Disaster Recovery (DR) Plan for VDI that aligns with the organization’s business objectives.Ī complete risk assessment of the likely disaster scenarios and business impact should be done to formulate an optimal DR plan for your VDI environment. Even if your mission-critical application servers and databases are online, users still need access to their desktops to be productive. In the first part of this blog series – VDI Data Protection - Part 1: Protecting Your VDI Environment - What You Need to Consider, we discussed major components of virtual desktop infrastructure (VDI) data protection and the parameters involved in selecting a data protection plan that is right for your VDI environment. As discussed in that blog post, disaster recovery and operational backup are two significant aspects of data protection.Ī VDI outage directly impacts user productivity in ways that are usually measurable by the organization.
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