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IT Disaster Recovery Plan Generator

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IT Disaster Recovery Plan Generator

Build production-ready disaster recovery plans that actually get followed when things break.

What This Does

Generates a complete DR plan covering infrastructure, data, applications, and communications. Output includes RTO/RPO targets, failover procedures, testing schedules, and cost modeling.

When to Use

  • Building DR documentation for compliance (SOC 2, ISO 27001, HIPAA)
  • After an outage exposed gaps in your recovery process
  • Onboarding a new infrastructure team
  • Annual DR plan review and update

How to Use

Tell the agent what you need. Be specific about your stack and requirements.

Quick Start

Generate a disaster recovery plan for our SaaS platform. Stack: AWS (us-east-1 primary, eu-west-1 secondary), PostgreSQL RDS, Redis, S3. RTO target: 4 hours. RPO target: 1 hour. Team size: 8 engineers.

Inputs to Provide

  • Infrastructure: Cloud provider, regions, key services
  • Data stores: Databases, object storage, message queues
  • RTO target: Maximum acceptable downtime
  • RPO target: Maximum acceptable data loss
  • Team size: Who's available during an incident
  • Compliance: Which frameworks apply (SOC 2, ISO 27001, HIPAA, PCI DSS)
  • Budget tier: Startup ($5K-$15K/yr) | Growth ($15K-$50K/yr) | Enterprise ($50K+/yr)

Output Structure

1. Risk Assessment Matrix

Threat Likelihood (1-5) Impact (1-5) Risk Score Mitigation
Region outage 2 5 10 Multi-region active-active
Database corruption 3 5 15 Point-in-time recovery + cross-region replicas
Ransomware 3 5 15 Immutable backups + air-gapped copies
DNS failure 2 4 8 Multiple DNS providers
Key person unavailable 4 3 12 Runbook documentation + cross-training

2. Recovery Tier Classification

Tier 1 — Critical (RTO < 1hr)

  • Authentication service
  • Payment processing
  • Core API

Tier 2 — Important (RTO < 4hr)

  • Admin dashboard
  • Reporting
  • Email delivery

Tier 3 — Standard (RTO < 24hr)

  • Analytics
  • Internal tools
  • Dev/staging environments

3. Failover Procedures

For each Tier 1 service, generate step-by-step runbooks:

  • Pre-failover health checks
  • DNS/load balancer switchover steps
  • Data consistency verification
  • Post-failover smoke tests
  • Rollback procedure if failover fails

4. Backup Strategy

Data Store Backup Frequency Retention Location Recovery Test Frequency
Primary DB Continuous (WAL) 30 days Cross-region Monthly
Object Storage Cross-region replication Indefinite Secondary region Quarterly
Config/Secrets On change 90 days Encrypted S3 + local Monthly

5. Communication Plan

  • Internal escalation: PagerDuty/Opsgenie chain with backup contacts
  • Status page: Auto-update triggers at incident declaration
  • Customer notification: Templates for P1-P4 severity levels
  • Executive briefing: 15-min cadence during P1, hourly during P2

6. Testing Schedule

Test Type Frequency Scope Duration
Tabletop exercise Quarterly Full team walkthrough 2 hours
Component failover Monthly Individual service 1 hour
Full DR simulation Annually Complete failover 4-8 hours
Backup restore Monthly Random data store 1 hour

7. Cost Model

Break down DR spending by category:

  • Infrastructure (standby capacity, cross-region replication)
  • Tooling (monitoring, alerting, backup software)
  • Testing (engineer hours, cloud costs during drills)
  • Training (onboarding, annual refreshers)

Benchmark: DR typically costs 15-25% of primary infrastructure spend. Companies without DR plans face average downtime costs of $5,600/minute.

Compliance Mapping

Map each DR control to framework requirements:

  • SOC 2 CC7.4/CC7.5: Incident response and recovery
  • ISO 27001 A.17: Information security continuity
  • HIPAA §164.308(a)(7): Contingency plan
  • PCI DSS 12.10: Incident response plan

Rules

  • Always include specific commands and CLI examples (not just "failover the database")
  • Include estimated time for each step in runbooks
  • Flag single points of failure explicitly
  • Default to the 3-2-1 backup rule: 3 copies, 2 media types, 1 offsite
  • Include cost estimates in USD for each recommendation
  • Never assume unlimited budget — tier recommendations by cost

Next Steps

Want to go deeper? Check out the full AI Context Packs — pre-built knowledge bases for SaaS, Healthcare, Legal, Manufacturing, and more. $47 per industry pack, or grab all 10 for $197.

Calculate what manual DR planning costs your team: AI Revenue Calculator

Set up your agent stack in 5 minutes: Agent Setup Wizard