The Resiliency Manager component of Veritas Resiliency Platform includes a set of loosely coupled services, a distributed data repository, and a management web console. The Resiliency Manager provides the services required for protecting assets, such as virtual machines, within a resiliency domain. It also provides workload automation services.

In a typical deployment, one Resiliency Manager is deployed in the production data center. You deploy another Resiliency Manager in a recovery data center in another geographical location.

When you deploy the first Resiliency Manager, you create the resiliency domain. When you deploy the second Resiliency Manager, you add it to the same resiliency domain (also referred to as joining the existing resiliency domain).

The Resiliency Manager discovers and manages information about data center assets from an Infrastructure Management Server (IMS), which is another required Resiliency Platform component. The Resiliency Manager stores the asset information in its data repository and displays the information in its management console.

Multiple Resiliency Managers that are part of the same domain synchronize their databases using built-in replication. Each Resiliency Manager has its own web console but because the data is synchronized, all consoles show the same data. Operations can be performed from any console and the results show in all the consoles in the resiliency domain.

See Resiliency domain.

See Infrastructure Management Server (IMS).