Managed DRaaS

TierPoint

Recovery designed around your environment.

The overview

Recovery options spanning Zerto, Azure Site Recovery, VMware, and IBM Power, with service scope tailored to the selected platform.

Scope of this profile

TierPoint offers several recovery platforms. The specific testing entitlement below applies to its managed Zerto offering.

Workload support

Provider-documented

Published recovery paths include HPE Zerto, Azure Site Recovery for on-premises VMs and Azure environments, VMware Live Site Recovery, and IBM Power recovery for IBM i, AIX, and Linux on Power. These are distinct service designs, not one universal compatibility promise. [1]

Recovery locations

Provider-documented

The Zerto offering describes recovery into TierPoint private or multitenant cloud, with public-cloud destinations including AWS and Azure. [2]

Testing scope

Provider-documented

Managed Zerto service includes nondisruptive testing during implementation and annual tests afterward. Additional tests can be purchased. TierPoint describes a recovery playbook with protected servers and boot order, and offers self-service and fully managed models. [2]

Cost details

Provider-documented

TierPoint directs buyers to a tailored quote based on their infrastructure and requirements. No standard public DRaaS dollar rate was verified in the pricing guidance. [3]

The managed Zerto FAQ explicitly makes additional testing purchasable beyond its included testing schedule. [2]

Sources & review

Official pages reviewed October 16, 2026. Source links support the details above. Prices and supported configurations vary by service.

  1. TierPoint DRaaS platform options ↗
  2. TierPoint Zerto DRaaS and testing FAQ ↗
  3. TierPoint pricing guidance ↗

Bring this into the conversation

What workloads, recovery locations, and testing commitments will the proposed service cover?

Ask for a proposal covering the same workloads, a measured application recovery exercise, and separate costs for normal operation, a drill, and several weeks in recovery.

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