If your database died right now…
…how much data would you lose, and how long would you be down? Those two numbers — RPO and RTO — are your real recovery exposure. Most teams have never calculated them. Here's yours.
The two numbers behind every recovery
“We have backups” is not a recovery plan — it's the first 20% of one. The questions that actually matter when something fails are how much data is gone and how long until you're back, and almost nobody has the numbers until they're living through the answer. RPO and RTO turn a vague hope into two figures you can look at and decide whether you can live with.
Usually the surprise is RTO: the dump restores fine, but it took 40 minutes to notice, another 30 to provision a box, and the whole time the product was down. Shrinking that means alerting that catches the failure fast and a known-good target ready to take over — which is exactly the recovery posture a control plane keeps in place for you.
Don't find out your RTO during the incident.
Infraveil can show selected health evidence and offer the configured recovery action available for a service, such as a bounded restart or operator-approved rollback. Actual recovery time still depends on detection, connectivity, service configuration, infrastructure readiness, and tested restore procedures; this estimate is not proof of recovery performance or an RTO guarantee.
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