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{: #bc-dr}
Disaster recovery{: term} involves a set of policies, tools, and procedures for returning a system, an application, or an entire data center to full operation after a catastrophic interruption. It includes procedures for copying and storing an installed system's essential data in a secure location, and for recovering that data to restore normalcy of operation. {: shortdesc}
{: #bc-dr-responsibilities}
To find out more about responsibility ownership for using {{site.data.keyword.cloud}} products between {{site.data.keyword.baas_full_notm}} and customer see Shared responsibilities for {{site.data.keyword.cloud_notm}} products.
For more information about your responsibilities when using {{site.data.keyword.baas_full_notm}} , see Shared responsibilities for {{site.data.keyword.baas_full_notm}}.
{: #bc-dr-strategy}
{{site.data.keyword.cloud_notm}} has business continuity{: term} plans in place to provide for the recovery of services within hours if a disaster occurs. You are responsible for your data backup and associated recovery of your content.
service-name provides mechanisms to protect your data and restore service functions. Business continuity plans are in place to achieve targeted recovery point objective{: term} (RPO) and recovery time objective{: term} (RTO) for the service. The following table outlines the targets for service-name.
| Disaster recovery objective | Target Value |
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| RPO | |
| RTO |
{: caption="Table 1. RPO and RTO for service-name" caption-side="bottom"}
{: #ha-locations}
For more information about service availability within regions and data centers, see Service and infrastructure availability by location.