
Application Groups
Model the database, application and web tiers as one recoverable stack with startup order and readiness expectations.

Boot the application stack, prove the services, then tear the lab down.
Sendense Clean Room gives operators a sealed recovery lab for application validation: exact recovery points, isolated networking, capacity-aware launch, runtime telemetry and evidence capture in one controlled workflow.
Stack
App groups
Sealed
No production path
Lease
Auto teardown
Proof
Run evidence
Recovery lab controls
Clean Room turns backup data into a controlled recovery exercise where network behavior, service startup and evidence are visible.

Model the database, application and web tiers as one recoverable stack with startup order and readiness expectations.

Choose the backup each member should boot from, including validation status and primary or secondary source details.

Preserve internal application communication while preventing recovered systems from reaching production networks.

Check capacity, network mappings and missing members before a validation run is allowed to start.
Recovery workflow
Every run is planned, admitted, observed and cleaned up. That keeps recovery testing repeatable instead of heroic.
Build the application group, required members, startup order, sizing and validation expectations.
Choose exact recovery points for each VM so the test source is explicit.
Confirm backup availability, network assignments, member readiness and run capacity.
Boot the recovered stack into a sealed Clean Room network with no production exposure.
Use console access, telemetry, power controls and operator checks to prove behavior.
Expire the lease, remove temporary networks and release reserved capacity automatically.

Clean Room checks capacity before launch, runs inside an explicit lease and removes temporary recovery infrastructure when the session ends.
Memory, vCPU and IO expectations are checked before launch so validation does not compete blindly with protected services.
Operators can open consoles, restart members, inspect telemetry and validate service behavior while the run is active.
Run summaries, operator actions, validation outcomes and recovery point choices remain available after teardown.

Console and telemetry
Operators can open consoles, control power state and observe runtime metrics while the recovered application stack comes online.
Run evidence
The useful evidence is not just that a test happened. It is what was selected, what booted, what was checked and how the environment was cleaned up.
Degraded plans can proceed only when the operator explicitly acknowledges missing members or unavailable recovery points.
Clean Room FAQs
Clean Room is an isolated recovery validation environment where protected workloads can boot from backup without being exposed to the production network.
Yes. Operators can define application groups with multiple VMs, startup expectations, recovery point choices and network placement.
Runs boot into sealed networks, reserve capacity before launch and use lease-bound teardown so temporary recovery environments do not become unmanaged infrastructure.
Yes. Clean Room records selected recovery points, run status, validation outcomes, operator actions and teardown history for review.
AsureDense proves recovery point health automatically. Clean Room extends validation to full application behavior in an isolated recovery lab.
Pair Clean Room with AsureDense evidence and EBA retention to make recovery testing repeatable, isolated and reviewable.