Deploy AI boldly. Recover fast.

When data corruption, malware, or automation failures strike, fail over fast to a pre-synced Jira environment.

Full restores for large Jira instances can take days or weeks. That is not an acceptable RTO for mission-critical systems. Hot Standby keeps a continuously synced, secondary Jira instance, always on, always ready. When corruption or data loss strikes, your team fails over fast and resumes work with minimal disruption

When Hot Standby is the answer

⚡  AI agent or automation corruption

A Rovo agent, a failed script, or a bulk automation corrupts thousands of Jira issues across projects and sprints. Fail over to a known good state. Close the small data gap. Resume work.

🔒  Unrecoverable production instance

Malware, ransomware, hacking, or severe corruption makes your main Jira instance unusable. Your standby instance is already running. Switch over and keep shipping.

Introducing Hot Standby for Jira: The SaaS resilience layer that lets you adopt AI boldly

AI agents can change more data in seconds than a team could in days. That’s what makes recovery time so consequential. Hot Standby is the resilience layer that lets you adopt AI boldly, knowing you can move through an incident, not stop for one.

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How AI is changing the face of data disasters (and why you need Hot Standby to combat them)

One AI agent. 16x more data than all human users combined. When something goes wrong, it does not go wrong at human scale. AI-scale disasters are different.

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RTO: The metric most teams miss on the road to AI readiness

Backup tells you whether your data survives. RTO tells you whether your business does. When a data disaster happens at machine speed and scale, the time it takes to get back to work is the difference between a setback and an extended standstill.

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