In food production, operational speed, consistency, and strict regulatory compliance are business-critical. Headquartered in Tuscaloosa, Alabama, poultry producer Peco Foods relies heavily on real-time data flows to keep its facilities running safely. When a devastating tornado struck one of their major facilities and severed power for days, leadership realized their traditional disaster recovery strategy needed an overhaul to mitigate expensive downtime that previously cost thousands of dollars per hour.
To build a resilient infrastructure for the long haul, Peco Foods deployed Nutanix Cloud Clusters (NC2) on AWS. By leveraging Nutanix multi-snapshot technology paired with a zero-compute footprint on Amazon Web Services, Peco Foods established a disaster recovery framework designed to safeguard critical workloads without incurring unnecessary cloud compute expenses during normal operations.
Using Nutanix Prism Central, Peco Foods gained a single pane of glass to monitor cluster health, storage capacity, and data compression ratios across their environment. The unified platform gave the IT team the flexibility to recover, pivot, and grow seamlessly. With a solid foundation in place, Peco Foods is now positioned to expand and meet future business needs with Nutanix Unified Storage, Enterprise AI, and automated database management using the Nutanix Database Service (NDB) software.
50% Faster Recovery
Cut the time required to recover key business-critical workloads in half, according to Manzano.
Zero-Compute DR Costs
Implemented multi-snapshot DR on AWS with zero compute required until failover.
With the help of Nutanix, we have reduced the time of recovering any workload in half... Having one platform that allows you the ease to recover, move, pivot, and grow—it's essential to have all those things in one single pane of glass.
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