Linux hot bare metal recovery

 

With Linux hot BMR, you protect an asset’s operating system by creating a custom ISO image from the asset's full backup. If the asset fails, you recover the asset to identical hardware ??or to a similar VM?? by booting the new machine from the ISO image and performing BMR of the failed asset's full backup. This recovers the operating system and the files in the full backup to the new machine. After performing hot BMR, you can recover subsequent asset-level backups to capture any changes since the recovered full backup ran.

See the following topics for details about protecting your Linux assets with hot bare metal recovery:

Implementing Linux hot bare metal protection
Performing Linux hot bare metal recovery