DAIV / PRODUCT ARCHITECTURE
Real-DBMCopy Data Management & Data Services
Connect production source and target databases, managing copy versions and recovery points centrally. Separate data services for development and testing from verifiable standby recovery databases, giving protected copies both service and recovery value.
Interactive 3D architecture01 / Product Architecture
Manage every copy.
Separate service from recovery.
Source Databases, Copy data management, Data Services & Target Databases, Standby Recovery Database. Select a zone or device to inspect its structure and responsibilities.
- 01Copy data management
- 02Versions & Recovery Points
- 03Data services
- 04Standby Recovery Database
02 / Operating Workflow
Follow the data.
Understand each control.
Explore the Real-DBM workflow step by step. Paths follow the selected step; critical actions retain human confirmation.
This step requires human confirmation. Check rules and permissions before continuing the simulation.
Product simulation only. No production connection or real business operations.
03 / AI-assisted Management
Evidence for decisions.
Boundaries for execution.
Identify issues, explain evidence and suggest actions throughout the copy data management & data services workflow.
Check policies, dependencies and risk boundaries
Help select recovery points and data-service copies
AI explanations and advice do not imply automatic execution.
Deterministic rules, permissions and human approval govern high-risk actions.
ARCHITECTURE NOTES
Copy Data Management & Data Services,
Clear responsibilities at every layer.
This logical architecture illustrates product capabilities, not customer assets or live data. Nodes, devices and quantities explain responsibilities; actual deployment and network redundancy follow the project design. AI assistance does not replace human authorization.
01Source Databases
Source Database A
Production source data continuously creates protected copies and recovery points.
Source Database B
Connect multiple source databases with independently configured protection policies.
02Copy data management
Real-DBM Console
Manage sources, targets, protection policies, copy lifecycles and recovery points. This does not replace database access security or general operations.
Copy Data Management Engine
Consolidate protected copies, versions and recovery points, supplying data through separate data-service and standby-recovery paths.
Data Ingestion & Transport
Connect multiple sources and transport copy data.
03Data Services & Target Databases
Data Service Engine
Supply target databases with on-demand copies for development, testing, validation and data use.
Target Database A
Receives on-demand copies for use independently of production sources.
Target Database B
Another target database or development and test environment, independently using service copies.
04Standby Recovery Database
Standby Recovery Database
A standby database for business recovery, built from a version or point in time, separate from data-service targets.
Restore verification
Verify standby recovery database availability and record recovery evidence.
01 / Connect Sources & Targets
Configure sources, targets and protection policies in the console; source data enters the copy engine.
02 / Manage Versions & Recovery Points
The copy engine maintains versions and recovery points and reports lifecycle status to the console.
03 / Provide On-demand Data Services
The copy engine feeds the data-service engine, which supplies usable copies to multiple target databases.
04 / Authorize Standby Recovery
Build a standby recovery database from a specified recovery point. Recovery requires confirmation and uses a path separate from data services.
Human authorization required05 / Verify Recovery Capability
Verify the standby recovery database and report results to the management console.