# 2. Disaster Recovery

User Type: **Super Administrator**
Source: *Mi Digital Academy - Education CRM Features Document*

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## 2. Disaster Recovery

### 2.1 Disaster Recovery Capabilities
**What it does:** Provides the disaster recovery capabilities: the capability of the recovery (the capability, the scope, the plan, the date) is provided, so the recovery is possible (the capability is the readiness). The Super Administrator provides the disaster recovery capabilities (the capability, the scope, the plan, the date) so the capability is structured and the readiness is explicit.

**Sub-features:**
- Capability: the capability (the capability, the scope, the plan, the date)
- Scope: the scope (the scope of the recovery, the area, the date)
- Plan: the plan (the plan of the recovery, the steps, the date)
- Capability status: the status (the ready, the not-ready)
- Capability count: the count (the count of the capabilities)
- Capability view: the view (the capabilities, the scopes, the plans, the dates)
- Capability export: the export (the capabilities, the format, the scope)
- Audit logging of the disaster recovery capability configuration

**Super Administrator User Journey:**
1. Super Admin provides the disaster recovery capability: the capability (the capability, the scope, the plan, the date), the scope (the scope of the recovery, the area, the date), and the plan (the plan of the recovery, the steps, the date); the capability is explicit.
2. Sets the scope: the scope (the scope of the recovery, the area, the date); the scope is the boundary.
3. Creates the plan: the plan (the plan of the recovery, the steps, the date); the plan is the procedure.
4. Views the capability status: the status (the ready, the not-ready); the status is the state.
5. Views the capability count: the count (the count of the capabilities); the count is the measure.
6. Exports the capabilities: the export (the capabilities, the format, the scope); the export is the record.
7. The recovery is possible: the capabilities, the scopes, the plans, the dates, so the readiness is complete.
8. The disaster recovery capability configuration is audit-logged with the capability, the scope, and the timestamp.

**Rules & Edge Cases:**
- The capability is the readiness (the capability, the scope, the plan, the date); the capability is the preparedness.
- The scope is the boundary (the scope of the recovery, the area, the date); the scope is the limit.
- The plan is the procedure (the plan of the recovery, the steps, the date); the plan is the playbook.
- The capability status is the state (the ready, the not-ready); the status is the control.
- The recovery is possible (the capabilities, the scopes, the plans, the dates); the readiness is managed.
- Disaster recovery capability configuration is audit-logged with the capability, scope, and timestamp.

### 2.2 Restore from Backup
**What it does:** Restores from the backup: the restore of the system (the restore, the backup, the scope, the date) is done from the backup, so the system is restored (the restore is the recovery). The Super Administrator restores from the backup (the restore, the backup, the scope, the date) so the restore is structured and the recovery is explicit.

**Sub-features:**
- Restore: the restore (the restore, the backup, the scope, the date)
- Backup: the backup (the backup, the scope, the date)
- Scope: the scope (the scope of the restore, the data, the date)
- Restore status: the status (the completed, the in-progress, the failed)
- Restore count: the count (the count of the restores)
- Restore duration: the duration (the duration of the restore, the time)
- Restore view: the view (the restores, the backups, the scopes, the dates)
- Audit logging of the restore from backup

**Super Administrator User Journey:**
1. Super Admin restores from the backup: the restore (the restore, the backup, the scope, the date), the backup (the backup, the scope, the date), and the scope (the scope of the restore, the data, the date); the restore is explicit.
2. Selects the backup: the backup (the backup, the scope, the date); the backup is the copy.
3. Sets the scope: the scope (the scope of the restore, the data, the date); the scope is the boundary.
4. Views the restore status: the status (the completed, the in-progress, the failed); the status is the state.
5. Views the restore count: the count (the count of the restores); the count is the measure.
6. Views the restore duration: the duration (the duration of the restore, the time); the duration is the time.
7. The system is restored: the restores, the backups, the scopes, the dates, so the recovery is complete.
8. The restore from backup is audit-logged with the restore, the backup, and the timestamp.

**Rules & Edge Cases:**
- The restore is the recovery (the restore, the backup, the scope, the date); the restore is the return.
- The backup is the copy (the backup, the scope, the date); the backup is the safety.
- The scope is the boundary (the scope of the restore, the data, the date); the scope is the limit.
- The restore status is the state (the completed, the in-progress, the failed); the status is the control.
- The system is restored (the restores, the backups, the scopes, the dates); the recovery is managed.
- Restore from backup is audit-logged with the restore, backup, and timestamp.

### 2.3 Recovery Point and Recovery Time Tracking
**What it does:** Tracks the recovery point and recovery time: the recovery point (the point, the backup, the date) and the recovery time (the time, the restore, the date) are tracked, so the recovery is measured (the tracking is the measurement). The Super Administrator tracks the recovery point and recovery time (the point, the backup, the date, the time) so the tracking is structured and the measurement is explicit.

**Sub-features:**
- Recovery point: the point (the point, the backup, the date)
- Backup: the backup (the backup, the scope, the date)
- Recovery time: the time (the time, the restore, the date)
- Restore: the restore (the restore, the backup, the date)
- Recovery point count: the count (the count of the recovery points)
- Recovery time average: the average (the average of the recovery times, the time)
- Recovery view: the view (the points, the backups, the times, the dates)
- Audit logging of the recovery point and time tracking

**Super Administrator User Journey:**
1. Super Admin tracks the recovery point and recovery time: the point (the point, the backup, the date), the backup (the backup, the scope, the date), and the time (the time, the restore, the date); the tracking is explicit.
2. Selects the backup: the backup (the backup, the scope, the date); the backup is the copy.
3. Views the recovery point: the point (the point, the backup, the date); the point is the moment.
4. Views the recovery time: the time (the time, the restore, the date); the time is the duration.
5. Views the recovery point count: the count (the count of the recovery points); the count is the measure.
6. Views the recovery time average: the average (the average of the recovery times, the time); the average is the norm.
7. The recovery is measured: the points, the backups, the times, the dates, so the measurement is complete.
8. The recovery point and time tracking is audit-logged with the point, the time, and the timestamp.

**Rules & Edge Cases:**
- The recovery point is the moment (the point, the backup, the date); the point is the position.
- The backup is the copy (the backup, the scope, the date); the backup is the safety.
- The recovery time is the duration (the time, the restore, the date); the time is the length.
- The recovery time average is the norm (the average of the recovery times, the time); the average is the baseline.
- The recovery is measured (the points, the backups, the times, the dates); the tracking is managed.
- Recovery point and time tracking is audit-logged with the point, time, and timestamp.