About Resiliency Domain
A resiliency domain is the management domain of a Veritas Resiliency Platform deployment. It represents the scope of the deployment, which can spread across multiple data centers and can include multiple Resiliency Managers and other components such as IMS, along with the infrastructure that is being managed and protected. Within the resiliency domain, Resiliency Platform can protect assets and orchestrate automation of workload tasks for the assets.
The resiliency domain is a logical object that you create from the web console after you deploy the first Resiliency Manager in your environment and access the Resiliency Manager console.
For disaster recovery, the resiliency domain must contain at least two data centers: a source data center and a target data center that can be on-premises or in the cloud.
A resiliency domain can optionally be implemented at a single data center for automation of workload tasks.
The asset infrastructure includes the data center assets that you add to Resiliency Platform for IMS discovery and monitoring. The asset infrastructure can include virtual and physical hosts (Windows or Linux servers) and virtualization servers for Hyper-V and VMware.
See Resiliency Platform deployment infrastructure.
Depending on the technology used for replication, the asset infrastructure can also include Replication Gateways or enclosures (storage arrays). This diagram does not show the replication details for the asset infrastructure.
See Replication in a Resiliency Platform deployment.
See Planning a resiliency domain for efficiency and fault tolerance.