Function Map | Arximus Recovery Cloud

Recovery lifecycle

The operating model follows the full recovery lifecycle.

Arximus is built around the sequence operators must control before, during, and after disruption.

Connect

Enroll protected systems through access paths and connectors.

Protect

Create encrypted offsite recovery points with metadata and manifests.

Verify

Check integrity, readability, decryption, completeness, and readiness.

Test

Run restore drills and validation checks as part of regular recovery governance.

Recover

Execute restores through controlled plans and tracked steps.

Govern

Control storage, retention, deletion, keys, access, and capacity.

Prove

Produce reports and audit records for accountability.

Core functions

Functions that produce recovery control.

Each function is designed to answer an operational question.

Connection

Can Arximus reach the system?

Connection state, credentials, permissions, connector health, access method, and diagnostics.

Inventory

What exactly is protected?

File inventory, database discovery, configuration capture, system signals, and connector context define the recovery scope before backup and restore decisions are made.

Backup

Is the system protected?

Backup policy, schedule, scope, last run, job state, file and database capture, and encryption.

Resilience

Can the job survive real conditions?

Chunking, retry logic, resume handling, upload tracking, timeout awareness, and large-system strategy help backup and restore jobs complete under operational pressure.

Verification

Is the recovery point usable?

Manifest checks, chunk checks, database checks, decryption checks, inventory checks, and completeness scoring.

Restore

Can recovery be executed?

Restore planning, target validation, approvals, step tracking, safety backups, rollback awareness, and reports.

Drills

Has recovery been tested?

Isolated restore tests, smoke checks, side-effect control, timing, and drill reports.

Storage

Is the recovery pool protected?

Quota, retention, immutable windows, deletion control, auto-expand, and access logs.

Alerts

Who knows when risk appears?

Backup status, overdue schedules, credential state, storage pressure, verification results, and drill findings.

Proof

Can the outcome be shown?

Backup verification reports, restore reports, drill reports, audit records, and readiness summaries.

Functions become value when they operate together.

The recovery chain must work as one system.

Arximus is built as a recovery operating model, not a loose collection of backup features.

Next step

Review the platform structure.

See how the function map, connectors, storage, verification, and reporting fit together.

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The recovery chain belongs under command.