Sendense Documentation
Recovery & DR Documentation
Recovery points, restore workflows, replication patterns, controllers, and failover.
Product Area
Recovery & DR
Recovery points, restore workflows, replication patterns, controllers, and failover.
Recovery Operations
The recovery workflows for restore, browsing, validation, file recovery, item recovery, and DR failover.
Recovery Points
How Sendense represents available points in time for restore, browsing, and recovery workflows.
Full VM Restore
Recreate a protected virtual machine from an EBA recovery point, to its original location or an alternate platform.
File And Item Recovery
Recover selected files or application items without performing a full VM restore.
Recovery Validation And Evidence
The AsureDense suite: checksum validation, boot and mount evidence after backup, interactive boot sessions, and operator attestations.
Clean Room
Part of the AsureDense suite: an on-demand, isolated recovery validation environment for booting multi-VM groups from recovery points into sealed networks.
Replication Patterns
The policy layer for controller-backed replication and disaster-recovery target readiness.
CloudStack Replication Checkpoints
Why Sendense creates short-lived CloudStack Volume Snapshots before updating controller-backed replica disks, and how to interpret their placement and latency.
Replication Transport And Routing
How DR replication data moves between sites: the hub-routed path via SHA, the direct site-to-site path, and how routes are chosen.
Sendense Controllers
Per-VM DR target appliances used by controller-backed replication patterns.
DR Failover
How Sendense approaches test, planned, and live failover for controller-backed DR workflows.
Failover VM Remediation
What Sendense changes on Linux and Windows VMs during failover, including drivers, networking and guest readiness.
Why was my validation evidence run skipped?
Skipped is deliberate: evidence gives way to real work and follows its configured cadence.
What do the Validated and Bootable badges mean?
They answer two different questions: is the stored data intact, and can the recovery point start.
How Sendense Selects a Replication Route
The pattern's route policy decides per sync: direct when reachable, via SHA otherwise.
Why does my controller show Offline?
Offline means heartbeats are not arriving. Here is what it blocks and where to look.
Rollback vs failback - what's the difference?
Rollback undoes an uncommitted failover. Failback is a later, planned move back after commit.
Full VM restore vs DR failover - which do I use?
Restore rebuilds from a recovery point. Failover promotes a target that replication kept ready.
My RPO status shows late - is my data at risk?
RPO status is an operational measurement of sync freshness, not a verdict on existing recovery data.