A global bank processing millions of daily transactions faced strict regulatory mandates to guarantee rapid recovery from disasters and cyber threats with zero data loss. Operating across a hybrid estate—comprising VMware Cloud Foundation (VCF), Linux, Windows, and Solaris—executing failovers relied on manual runbooks. This pushed Mean Time to Recovery (MTTR) from hours to days, risking severe financial penalties and reputational damage.
The bank implemented Automic Automation as an intelligent control plane alongside VMware Cloud Foundation (VCF) to automate failovers across both modern private cloud and legacy systems:
"Automating our disaster recovery from end-to-end transformed a complex site failover into a reliable 40 to 80-minute procedure."
— VP of Data Center & Infrastructure Operations
"The ease of use and rapid creation of workflows enabled us to redeploy resources to strategic tasks while meeting every compliance objective."
— Senior VP of Enterprise Technology
Explore the complete case study below to learn how Automic Automation and VCF cut disaster recovery RTO by 75%.
Automic replaced manual runbooks with policy-driven workflows orchestrating application shutdowns, routing, and system checks across VCF, Linux, Windows, and Solaris systems.
Core banking failover to a secondary site was reduced to 80 minutes, with failback to the primary data center accomplished in 40 minutes.