Hybrid infrastructure

Connect your on-premise infrastructure with dedicated Yandex Cloud capacity to distribute critical systems, establish independent backup environments, and mitigate application failure risks during large-scale outages.

During an incident, you can rapidly redistribute workloads across your environments or initiate disaster recovery in accordance with your plan.

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Ensure data integrity and availability

Replication and backup strategies support rapid application recovery following outages and cyber incidents.

Rapidly switch workloads to alternative environments

Distribute workloads and data across independent sites to mitigate the risk of complete operational standstills during large-scale outages.

Select deployment locations for IT systems

Choose the optimal infrastructure layer for each workload, whether using on-premise data centers, provider-dedicated bare-metal hardware, or a cloud platform.

Distribute workloads across multiple environments in accordance with architect best practices

Two independent environments

Distribute your workloads between two major environments: cloud-based and local infrastructure, and connect them with a private dedicated channel through Cloud Interconnect.

Deploy virtual machines, managed database clusters, and Kubernetes^® clusters across multiple availability zones. Yandex Managed Service for Kubernetes lets you connect servers in your corporate infrastructure as external nodes in a Kubernetes cluster.

Three independent environments

Distribute workloads across three environments, utilizing cloud infrastructure, dedicated Yandex BareMetal servers, and a third-party remote site, and configure automatic failover to redirect traffic during an outage.

Yandex BareMetal servers are physically isolated from the public cloud environment. They allow you to deploy backup instances of applications, storage systems, and infrastructure components, while also configuring scheduled data replication from the cloud or another remote site. Yandex BareMetal supports integration with other Yandex Cloud services for data backup, monitoring, auditing, access management, image loading, hybrid network connectivity orchestration, and executing application pipelines on physical servers. Pre-configured infrastructure blueprints are also available, including virtualization, Kubernetes^®, and Yandex Cloud Stackland running on dedicated bare-metal hardware.

Leverage Yandex Cloud Backup for backing up your VMs and servers. Store your backups outside your primary production environment, utilizing a separate availability zone, your on-premise infrastructure, or an independent remote site. Configure scheduled backups when needed. Additionally, you can export snapshots and maintain your backups on dedicated bare-metal hardware. You can also create backups on third-party remote sites and restore them onto virtual machines or dedicated bare-metal servers within Yandex Cloud.

Four independent environments

Distribute your workloads across four environments: cloud infrastructure within Russia or Kazakhstan, dedicated Yandex BareMetal servers, and a third-party remote site, and configure automatic failover to redirect traffic during an outage.

Leverage Yandex Cloud Backup for backing up your VMs and servers. Store your backups outside your primary production environment, whether in a separate availability zone, another region, your on-premise infrastructure, or an independent remote site. Configure scheduled backups when needed. Additionally, you can export snapshots and maintain your backups on dedicated bare-metal hardware. Yandex Cloud Backup is also available in the Kazakhstan region. Additionally, you can create backups on third-party remote sites and restore them onto virtual machines or dedicated bare-metal servers within Yandex Cloud.

Get an optimal hybrid infrastructure deployment path for your business goals

We will help you define the architecture, requirements, and deployment model. We will discuss your use case and recommend a suitable solution.

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Verify your infrastructure for fault tolerance

Distribute workloads across multiple environments

Evaluate your current architecture to determine if an additional remote site is required to fail over business-critical application workloads during an outage or primary environment downtime.

Verify backup and recovery processes

Audit your disaster recovery pipelines to ensure backups are stored on a separate, independent remote site.

Verify backup infrastructure readiness for failover

Assess whether the disaster recovery environment has sufficient available capacity to support rapid recovery and scaling, and whether there are tools available to run rapid workload and data migration during an outage.

Run fault tolerance tests

Test application failover to the backup environment and validate the complete recovery cycle, including service startup, data integrity, availability for users, and core business operations.

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