What failure assumptions does the design make?
Independent technical depth for the designs that matter most.
mTekka works alongside Storage Architects on SAN design, replication, migration, performance, backup, and recovery, adding another engineering perspective and additional capacity while the client team retains architectural ownership.
Metro Replication
Zero-RPO capability
Latency · distance · cost · complexity
Witness · failure domains · consistency
Another architect at the whiteboard.
The engagement begins with the decisions, constraints, and outcomes carried by this role, not a generic service catalog.
The conversation begins with the architecture decisions, dependencies, and validation work already on your desk.
How will latency and path behavior change under failure?
What consistency, recovery, and rollback guarantees are required?
Which decisions create hidden operational dependencies?
How will the design be validated before and after implementation?
What evidence determines whether the intended outcome was achieved?
Outputs built for peer review, design clarity, migration confidence, and operational handoff.
Clear artifacts support decisions, execution, governance, and operational continuity.
- Architecture decision record
- Detailed design and peer-review findings
- Migration method and wave plan
- Bandwidth, capacity, and latency model
- Performance evidence package
- Recovery design and validation matrix
Focused advisory support when timing or cross-domain coordination requires another set of eyes.
Architecture Peer Engagement
Independent technical review and collaborative design for SAN, storage, replication, and data protection.
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Method selection, command-level runbooks, cutover support, rollback, validation, and stabilization.
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Deep correlation across hosts, fabrics, arrays, replication, backup, and applications.
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