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When this leading technology services provider needed a robust disaster recovery (DR) solution for its Managed Container Service, DXC Technology chose Portworx by Pure Storage.

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Challenges

Organizations often struggle with the complexity of modern IT infrastructure. Development teams want to take advantage of Kubernetes to deliver applications quickly but don't want to invest time in maintaining the underlying environment. Often burdened with legacy platforms nearing end of support life and a heightened need for security and disaster recovery, customers like a large German bank look to DXC Technology to help modernize and move to the cloud.

Results

Portworx from Pure Storage meets the bank's zero data loss Recovery Point Objective (RPO) for disaster recovery and delivers a Recovery Time Objective (RTO) of less than 60 minutes. The success of Portworx for disaster recovery reinforces the bank's confidence in DXC Technology's Managed Container Services. DXC now offers Portworx-based disaster recovery services to other clients.

Replication
Immediate
of changes from source to destination

Data Loss
Zero
meeting Recovery Point Objective (RPO)

Total Recovery Time
<60 Minutes
meeting Recovery Time Objective (RTO)

Site Disaster Recovery
Two
for Active/Passive replication

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DXC Technology, one of the world's largest technology service providers, is widely regarded for its expertise in IT services. When one of its customers--a large German bank--needed a robust DR solution to prevent disruptions and meet regulatory requirements for data availability, DXC brought in Portworx Enterprise and Portworx DR by Pure Storage. Implementing an active/passive Metro-DR solution in two data centers enabled immediate replication of changes to data and applications from source to destination cluster. DXC Technology now offers its disaster recovery solution to other customers, and also uses Portworx Enterprise as the container persistent storage layer for its Container DevSecOps Platform (CDP) that enables clients to rapidly build and change DevSecOps toolchains.