Portworx PX-DR

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Runs on self-hosted.

Portworx PX-DR is ranked #27 of 27 in cloud disaster recovery software on The Geeks Club. It runs on Self-hosted. There is no free plan. A free trial is offered.

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Portworx Disaster Recovery (PX-DR) add-on Not published Requires Portworx storage services · Disaster Recovery is listed as an add-on portworx.com · 9 Oct 2026

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Free plan: No
Failover orchestration: Yes
Supported workloads: Kubernetes applications; OpenShift applications; KubeVirt virtual machines

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The record

Purpose: Portworx Disaster Recovery provides disaster recovery support for container applications, including availability, resilience, and reliability.
Synchronous replication: For clusters in the same metro region, synchronous replication automatically copies production-cluster changes to the DR cluster for zero RPO.
Asynchronous replication: Asynchronous DR uses scheduled policies between clusters and supports an RPO of 15 minutes or more.
Recovery objectives: The documentation states synchronous DR has zero RPO and RTO under 60 seconds; asynchronous DR has a 15-minute RPO and RTO under 60 seconds.
Failover and failback: Portworx DR supports moving applications or workloads to a destination cluster after a disruption and moving them back after the source cluster is restored.
Synchronous requirements: Synchronous DR is intended for clusters in the same metro area and requires node-to-node network latency under 10 ms.
Asynchronous use case: Asynchronous DR is suitable for clusters in different regions or data centers, including when node-to-node latency exceeds 10 ms.
OpenShift integration: ACM-based DR integrates with Red Hat Advanced Cluster Management to configure DR for managed OpenShift clusters from the OpenShift console.
GitOps: ACM-based DR workflows can be managed through GitOps.
Storage dependency: Portworx DR services require Portworx storage services because DR requires storage-level replication.
Supported environments: The product page says DR can recover applications on-premises, in public cloud, or in hybrid and multicloud environments.
Security: Portworx says it uses threat modeling, vulnerability scanning, periodic penetration testing, and threat monitoring, and has achieved ISO 27001 certification.
Support: The Portworx pricing page lists enterprise support as 24 x 7 x 356.
Trial: Portworx offers a fully functional trial license for up to 30 days.

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Sources

portworx.com/products/portworx-disaster-recovery/· checked 9 Oct 2026
docs.portworx.com/portworx-enterprise/operations/disaster· checked 9 Oct 2026
portworx.com/security-and-trust-center/· checked 9 Oct 2026
portworx.com/pricing-and-features/· checked 9 Oct 2026
portworx.com/disaster-recovery/· checked 28 Sept 2026