> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.plenit.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.plenit.com/docs-en/productos/disaster-recovery/detalles/servicios-cloud-disaster-recovery-el-plan.md).

# Plans and Blocks

Every plan you create appears in **My plans** and is represented with three blocks that summarize at a glance what you protect, how, and where to. For the concept, go to [What is Disaster Recovery?](/docs-en/productos/disaster-recovery/concepts/what-it-is.md)

### The three blocks of the plan

| Block         | What it shows                                                                    |
| ------------- | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| Primary site  | The source subscription you protect, its status, and its zone                    |
| Replica       | The configured failover mode, number of copies, and frequency                    |
| Recovery site | The destination environment that is maintained in the other zone, and its status |

Reading the plan from left to right is reading the flow: where the replica comes from, what policy it travels with, and where it is ready to be activated.

### Statuses

While the plan is being prepared, you will see it in configuration status; when the replica is operational, the plan protects the environment.

| Status      | What it means                                                         |
| ----------- | --------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| Configuring | The plan is being prepared and the first replica has not finished yet |
| Active      | The source subscription is operational as Primary site                |

> #### 🚧 Pending statuses to be completed
>
> We collect here the statuses shown by the panel today. We will complete the list with all possible statuses before publishing.<br>

### Events and notifications

The Disaster Recovery subscription records what happens in its section of **Events**, where you follow the progress of replicas, failovers, and drills. It is the place to look when you want to know what has happened with a plan.

### Where to go next

* What you configure in the replica: [Replication parameters.](/docs-en/productos/disaster-recovery/detalles/replication-parameters.md)
* What is copied from the environment: [What is replicated.](/docs-en/productos/disaster-recovery/detalles/what-gets-replicated.md)


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