Implementing Linux hot bare metal protection

For best results, it is recommended that you plan your strategy for disaster recovery before an asset fails. Following is a high-level overview of the steps you must complete to implement hot bare metal protection for your Linux assets. It identifies steps to complete before and after an asset fails.

Perform the following before an asset fails

Step 1: Review Prerequisites for Linux hot bare metal recovery to verify that the hot BMR can be used for the Linux asset. If hot BMR cannot be used, see Linux cold bare metal protection???
Step 2: Create the hot BMR ISO and boot media as described in Creating the hot BMR ISO and boot media. (You must create this media for each asset you are protecting with hot BMR.)
Step 3: Test the boot media as described in Testing hot BMR media.
Step 4: Run periodic asset-level full backups that include all files and directories, as described in To create a file-level backup job. (All files and directories are included unless you opt to manually exclude them.)
Step 5: (Optional/recommended) Perform a test recovery as described in ??pull info from 'Considerations for bare metal test restores' and put in performing hot BMR topic??Implementing Linux hot bare metal protection.

To recover a failed asset

Step 6: Perform hot BMR using the procedures in??? Performing unified bare metal recovery.