SOLUTIONS · CLOUD RECOVERY
Recover environments.
Not just data.
FluidCloud restores your production graph — IAM, networking, dependencies, compute, state — to any region or provider. From the same primitive that handles every other infrastructure operation.
4m 12s
CROSS-CLOUD-FAILOVER
Avg time to live across providers
9 layers
RECOVERED SCROPE
Network → control plane, signed end-to-end
0 runbooks
PER RECOVERY
Operations, not procedures
96%
AUTO-TRANLATED
4% flagged human-in-the-loop
PRODUCTION REFERENCE
Helio Health
VMware → AWS · 14,200 resources · 9 regions · 1 platform team
11mo → 6d
MIGRATION WINDOW
$2.4M
RECOVERED SPEND
4m 12s
CROSS-CLOUD FAILOVER
THE RECOVERY GAP
Backup tools restore data. They don't restore your environment.
The artifact you need at 3 a.m. is a working production graph in another region — IAM resolved, networking attached, secrets re-issued. That's not what most platforms ship.
WITHOUT FLUIDCLOUD
Six-month DR runbook, written once, never tested
— Snapshots restore volumes, not environments — IAM, network, KMS get rebuilt by hand
— Cross-region failover means a quarter of platform team's time, every fiscal year
— Cross-cloud failover doesn't really exist — it's a migration project in disguise
— DR drills get descoped because the runbook is too brittle to run safely
— You discover the runbook is wrong during the actual incident
— Auditors ask for evidence; you produce a Confluence page from 2024
WITH FLUIDCLOUD
Recovery as a graph operation — same primitive as any other op
— Recover the entire environment — not volumes, the whole topology
— Cross-region or cross-cloud, same call shape: fc recover --to gcp/us-central1
— Drill in production-like sandbox forks, signed and reversible
— Every operation produces an audit-grade transcript by default
— RPO and RTO measured by graph-replay time, not human review
— Same tool covers DR, blue-green, region exit, regulated cloning
THE 3.A.M. INVENTORY
Backup tools recover the bottom two layers in twelve minutes. Then nothing for six hours.
What an actual cross-region recovery looks like, layer by layer, with the median wall-clock time platform teams report. The dependency order is unforgiving — you can't bring up workloads until IAM is bound; you can't bind IAM until network is up.
RECOVERED SCOPE
The full layer stack — not just the disk.
Recovery completes when the environment can serve traffic. That requires nine layers, in dependency order, signed across the boundary.
Higher in the stack
Most DR platforms stop at layer 02–03. Recovery without the upper layers is a tarball, not an environment.
RECOVERY SIMULATOR
Pick a source. Pick a target. Watch the operation compile.
This is an interactive sketch of an actual recovery against the graph. Inputs change the per-layer fidelity report and the command shape — but every run produces the same primitive: a single signed mutation.
- 1,534 res100%
- 1,193 res100%
- 1,022 res99%
- 1,874 res99%
- 852 res98%
- 1,022 res97%
- 596 res100%
- 426 res99%
THE RECOVERY GAP
Backup tools restore data. They don't restore your environment.
The artifact you need at 3 a.m. is a working production graph in another region — IAM resolved, networking attached, secrets re-issued. That's not what most platforms ship.
STEP • 01
Discover & ingest
FluidCloud reads your provider APIs and your IaC. Within ~90 minutes for a 40k-resource estate, the graph is queryable.
READ-ONLY · 90 min for 40k resources
STEP • 02
Plan recovery
You pick the source environment, the target region or provider, and the consistency boundary. FluidCloud generates a translation report — fidelity flagged per resource.
FIDELITY REPORT · per-resource
STEP • 03
Execute as one operation
A single signed mutation against the graph. Per-resource transactional. If translation fails partway, completed steps roll back atomically.
ATOMIC · signed · reversible
STEP • 04
Verify & sign off
Post-recovery, FluidCloud emits an audit-grade transcript: every resource, every translation, every operator approval. The transcript is the artifact your auditor wants.
TRANSCRIPT · audit-grade
SCENARIOS
Six recovery shapes platform teams actually face.
Same primitive, six call sites. None of these need a separate runbook.
REGION FAILOVERR
us-east-1 is down. Move prod to us-west-2 in five.
Single command. Stateful workloads cut over with quiesce + log-ship. DNS swings on the same operation.
$
fc recover prod --to aws/us-west-2
CROSS-CLOUD FAILOVER
AWS outage takes down both your regions.
GCP target, same call shape. Translation report is pre-approved during quarterly drills.
$
fc recover prod --to gcp/us-central1
REGION ISOLATED RECOVERY ENV
Suspected breach. Restore prod into an air-gapped sandbox.
IRE pattern: graph forked into a single-tenant tenant, no shared IAM, signed transcript ready for forensics.
$
fc recover prod --to ire/forensic-2026-04
REGION CROSS-ACCOUNT SPLIT
M&A: carve out the acquired subsidiary cleanly.
Subgraph forked into a new account, IAM rebuilt on a fresh trust root, shared secrets re-issued.
$
fc recover acme --account 401923847
POINT-IN-TIME
Bad deploy poisoned the database eight hours ago.
Recover the affected services to a graph snapshot from before the deploy. Other services keep running.
$
fc recover payments --at 2026-04-29T14:22Z
REGULATED RELOCATION
GDPR: EU customers' graph must move to FRA.
Single operation. Residency policy enforced at plan time. Audit transcript filed alongside the DPA.
$
fc recover eu-tenant --to azure/fra
THREE SURFACES, ONE MUTATION
Drive recovery from where the operator already is.
A region failure can wake up a human, a pipeline, or an agent. All three see the same primitive — and produce byte-identical signed mutations.
UI • OPERATORS
One-click recovery, with the diff visible.
Operators see the translation report inline, approve at the resource level, and watch the run live.
// Recovery panel
Source prod / aws / us-east-1
Target aws / us-west-2
Resources 14,200 · 96% auto Fidelity 100% on layers 0–7
4% flagged on layer 8
[ Approve & run ]
CLI • PIPELINES
The pipeline-native call.
Game-day drills, scheduled DR tests, post-incident replays. Same shape every time.
$ fc recover prod \
--to aws/us-west-2 \
--at 2026-04-29T14:22Z \
--dry-run
→ plan: 14,200 resources, 4m 12s
MCP • AGENTS
Agents driving the same primitive.
Your incident-response agent calls MCP. The mutation is signed, scoped, and traced — same as if a human ran it.
// MCP tool call
{
"tool": "fluidcloud.recover",
"target": "aws/us-west-2",
"approval": "on-call-runbook-7"
}
WHERE FLUIDCLOUD SITS
Alongside your IaC. Not instead of it.
FluidCloud is not a Terraform replacement. It's the operational layer above your IaC that runs cross-provider operations IaC tools weren't built for.
FluidCloud · Operations
Cross-provider runtime
Clone
Translate
Failover
Govern
Sandbox
Rollback
Your IaC · source of truth
Imported, never replaced
Terraform
CloudFormation
Crossplane
ARM / Bicep
Pulumi
Providers · execution
Native APIs, scoped roles
AWS
Vultr
Azure
Nutanix
GCP
OCI
VMware
Import path:
A 40k-resource Terraform estate ingests in under 90 minutes. State files remain canonical. FluidCloud writes drift back to your IaC repo as a PR — never silently mutates.
"
Our last cross-cloud migration took eleven months. The next one took a Tuesday afternoon.
RM
Rohan Mehta
VP Platform · Meridian Health
THE ARTIFACTS YOUR BUYER ASKS FOR
Every recovery produces the paperwork on its own.
No 'export the runbook' phase. The audit-grade transcript is the operation.
PRE-FLIGHT
Translation fidelity report
Every resource, every translation rule applied, every flagged drift. Reviewable before you press run.
IN-FLIGHT
Live operation transcript
Streamed signed log of every mutation against the graph. Reversible from any line.
POST-FLIGHT
Auditor-ready artifact
Single attestable PDF + JSON. Operator approvals, fidelity coverage, RTO measured.
DRILL NODE
Quarterly DR evidence
Drill operations in a sandbox fork. Auto-bundled into your annual SOC 2 evidence pack.
COMPLIANCE
Audited, certified, and ready for procurement.
Six attestations, two in flight, every one with a date and an artifact. Nothingon this page is aspirational.
AUDITED
SOC 2 Type II
Annual audit by an AICPA-licensed firm. Controls cover security, availability, and confidentiality.
Report 2025-09 · available under NDA
CERTIFIED
ISO 27001:2022
Information-security management system certified tothe latest 2022 standard. Internal audit + management review every six months.
Cert #IS-829140 · expires 2027-03
COMPLIANT
HIPAA
BAA available for any covered entity. Single-tenant deployment required for PHI workloads.
BAA on request · single-tenant
COMPLIANT
GDPR
EU data residency in Frankfurt and Dublin. DPA available. Sub-processor list updated monthly.
FRA + DUB regions
IN PROCESS
FedRAMP Moderate
3PAO engaged. Continuous-monitoring tooling stoodup. Targeting Q3 2026 audit window for Moderate authorization.
Target ATO · Q3 2026
IN PROCESS
PCI-DSS
Scoping complete. Roadmap targets 2026 for Level 1service-provider compliance — ahead of customer demand.
Target audit · 2026
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DRILL ROI LEDGER
RTO is a stock chart. Plot it.
Cumulative recovery-time improvement across the first year of FluidCloud, plus the avoided-incident value at your hourly cost of downtime. Recovery's ROI is partly insurance — make it legible.
DAY 1 • YEAR 1 • YEAR 3
Day 1, Year 1, Year 3 — what FluidCloud Recovery returns.
Recovery's ROI is partly insurance. The full picture combines time saved on drills, time saved on real incidents, and the headcount the team gets back.
DAY 1
Operations, not procedures
~90 min
Multi-cloud graph queryable
1
Recovery primitive shipped
0
Runbooks rewritten
1
Audit-grade transcript / op
YEAR 1
Drills that actually run
4m 12s
Cross-cloud failover (median)
8×
Drills run vs prior year
$3.1M
Avoided-incident value (median)
0
Incidents from a stale runbook
YEAR 3
Compounded story
1,400+
Operations against the graph
−65%
Mean time to recovery
−3
Recovery tools retired
+2
Engineers redirected to platform
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