A backup tested in practice
The exercise will cover reading the backup, restoring data and running an agreed application scenario.
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BACKUPS / CONTINUITY / TESTING
Rewinit RESTORE
Find out whether you can recover your data.
We are building a programme for regularly checking backups through actual recovery exercises. RESTORE is intended to give organisations a test result, measured recovery time and a procedure to use during an incident.
Delivery preparation
A plan that leads to deployment.Delivery preparation
As of 28 October 2026Scope defined. Next step: delivery.
We have prepared the project identity, first-version scope and acceptance criteria. The next stage is to build and verify the described journey with a partner. Timing will be agreed for the selected deployment.
- Prepared
- Scope and identity
- 01 / Next stage
- A recovery scenario for one application, an isolated recovery environment and a report template.
- 02 / Planned stage
- Partner pilot
Who are we building this for?
Businesses whose daily operations depend on applications and the data they contain.
Where do we begin?
A successful backup status does not establish whether the application can return to service. The first RESTORE scope will cover one application and a controlled recovery in an isolated environment.
What will the first version include?
Data recovery programme / Rewinit RESTORE
Time and completeness
The report will show timing for each step and the data available after recovery.
A repeatable procedure
An instruction set and dependency list will support the next exercise and remediation of discovered obstacles.
Explore the planned journey.
Choose successive steps to see how the project’s first application is intended to work.
Interactive delivery plan
Rewinit RESTORE / 01
Choose a recovery point
Example scenario
An example backup of the TEST application from an agreed date.
Planned outcome
Record the backup source and required dependencies.
An example scenario using prepared data. This presentation illustrates the planned process; it does not operate external systems.
A plan that leads to deployment.
Each stage follows verification of the previous outcome. The pilot scope will be agreed with a partner.
Prepared
Scope and identity
Project mark, visual direction, audience, first-deployment scope and acceptance criteria.
- 01
Next stage
First version
A recovery scenario for one application, an isolated recovery environment and a report template.
Acceptance criterionThe backup is restored, the application passes the agreed scenario and the report includes timing and a list of gaps.
- 02
Planned stage
Partner pilot
Run a supervised recovery exercise with a partner’s backup and repeat it after resolving discovered problems.
- 03
Planned stage
Preparation for availability
An agreed repeat schedule, responsibilities and procedure updates when the system changes.
Development journal
Rewinit RESTORE / DEVELOPMENT
First-deployment scope and identity prepared.
We have prepared the project mark and visual identity and defined its audience, first scenario, milestones and acceptance criteria. The delivery plan describes the next outcome to verify.
Project identity
A distinct mark and colour within the shared Rewinit system. The identity accompanies the project from planning to first-deployment materials.
Download SVG logoRewinit RESTORE / PARTNERS
Build the first deployment with us.
We are seeking a partner to adapt the scope to a specific process and evaluate the outcome in a pilot.
Discuss RESTOREA useful starting point
- One application and its dependencies
- Agreed access to a backup
- Required recovery time and data scope