Always-On Data Resilience
Keep mission-critical databases running through node, storage, and zone failures – without paying twice for duplicate infrastructure.
Talk to a Resilience ExpertWhen the Database Stops, the Business Stops
Every order, payment, and application depends on the production database. In the cloud, instance failures, lost disks, and zone or region outages are a matter of when, not if. The traditional answer – duplicate everything – doubles storage costs and still leaves slow, manual failover.
Resilience Built Into the Data Layer
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Always-On Availability
Active-active performance nodes remove any single point of failure. Lose a node and I/O keeps flowing – the database stays online.
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No Data Loss
Erasure coding spreads data with parity across capacity nodes, so a lost node loses nothing and protection rebuilds automatically.
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Instant Recovery
Zero-footprint snapshots capture known-good points in seconds and restore in moments – without consuming extra storage.
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Region-Level Disaster Recovery
Replicate to a second cloud region so the business keeps running through a regional outage, with no application changes.
Go Deeper on Data Resilience
Explore architectures, technical detail, and best practices for keeping cloud databases available and protected.
See How Silk Is Built for Resilience
Inside the architecture: active-active nodes, dual-parity protection, and snapshot-based replication at over 10 Gbit/s.
Best Practices for Cloud Database Resiliency
Practical tips and techniques to protect cloud databases from outages and data loss.
Choose the Right HA/DR Tier for SQL Server
Compare four Silk architectures with SQL Server Always On – from zero data loss and failover in seconds to cost-efficient DR in hours.
Is your data layer ready for the next outage?
See how Silk keeps production data available and protected in AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud.