Which vSphere 6.x feature would you choose for offsite disaster recovery?

Distributed Power Management (DPM) is a power-efficiency feature that consolidates workloads and powers down underutilized hosts to save energy, with no ability to back up, replicate, or recover data at a remote site.

vSphere HA automatically restarts VMs on surviving hosts within the same cluster after a host failure but does not back up or replicate data offsite and cannot recover from a full site outage.

vSphere Data Protection (VDP) is an agentless, deduplication-based backup appliance integrated with vCenter that can back up VMs to disk targets and replicate backup data to a remote VDP appliance, making it the designated vSphere 6.x tool for offsite disaster recovery scenarios where backed-up data must be restored after a site-level event.

Dynamic Resource Scheduler (DRS) balances compute resources across hosts in a cluster by automating vMotion migrations but provides no backup, replication, or offsite disaster recovery capability.