Rewind your cloud to the moment before it broke.
KELYN runs Commvault Cloud Rewind as a managed service: point-in-time copies of your cloud applications on AWS, Azure and Google Cloud, so after ransomware, an outage or a bad change, the whole environment comes back as it was.
- Clouds
- AWS · Azure · Google Cloud
- Recovery
- Point in time
- Rebuild
- No infrastructure-as-code
- Operated by
- KELYN, U.S.-based
A cloud application is data plus the compute, networking and settings around it.
How it works
Bring back the application, not just the data.
Rebuilding all of that by hand is what makes cloud recovery slow.
01
Discover
Cloud Rewind connects to your environment and discovers the resources that make up each application.
02
Capture
It automatically takes point-in-time, in-sync copies of those workloads and their configurations.
03
Choose a point
After ransomware, an outage or a bad change, pick the last known-good point in time.
04
Rewind and rebuild
The cloud environment is rebuilt to that point, without hand-written infrastructure-as-code.
Capabilities
What the platform does.
- Point-in-time recovery
- Automated, in-sync copies of cloud workloads, so an application comes back as it was at one moment, not piece by piece.
- AWS, Azure and Google Cloud
- Available for all three, including on each cloud's marketplace.
- Resource discovery
- On Azure, Cloud Rewind discovers resources and protects their configurations across compute, storage, networking, databases and security.
- No rebuild scripts
- Captured copies stand in for complex infrastructure-as-code you'd otherwise have to write and maintain for recovery.
- Retention and reporting
- Built-in data protection, retention policies and audit-ready reporting for regulatory requirements.
Managed service
Commvault captures the cloud. KELYN gets you back to it.
Knowing which point to rewind to, and proving it works, is the hard part. Here's what each side covers.
- Coverage
- Commvault: Discovery and point-in-time capture of cloud workloads and configurations. KELYN: Maps your critical cloud applications and confirms every piece of each one is protected.
- Retention
- Commvault: Retention policies and audit-ready reporting. KELYN: Sets retention to match your compliance requirements and reviews the reports with you.
- Recovery testing
- Commvault: Automated recovery of cloud workloads. KELYN: Rehearses rewinds of your key applications and documents how long they take.
- During an incident
- Commvault: Rewind and rebuild to a chosen point in time. KELYN: U.S.-based engineers pick the clean point with you and run the rebuild to working applications.
Results
Recovery measured in the time it takes to choose a point.
FAQ
Common questions.
Whole cloud applications as they were at a point in time: the workloads and their configurations together, not just the data inside them.
Amazon Web Services, Microsoft Azure and Google Cloud.
Data backup brings back files and databases. After ransomware or a misconfiguration, the environment around them, its compute, networking and settings, also has to be rebuilt. Cloud Rewind captures both, so the application comes back working.
No. Cloud Rewind's point-in-time copies take the place of the rebuild scripts you'd otherwise write and keep up to date.
KELYN's U.S.-based engineers operate the service, rehearse recoveries with you, and run the rebuild during an incident.
Find out how fast your cloud could come back.
Talk to a KELYN engineer about your cloud applications, how they're protected today, and what a rehearsed rewind would look like for you.