Software-based disaster recovery product is application- and hardware-independent and can be used in hybrid physical-virtual setups Read More. Disaster Recovery QTS (Quality Technology Services) Services MORE

SunGard has developed a fleet of mobile disaster recovery centers that can provide on-site business continuity services. Disaster Recovery Washington DC area MORE

Hyper-converged infrastructure products merge server, storage and hypervisor in scale-out nodes, so how can functionality in HCI products help deliver disaster recovery MORE

Disaster recovery provision is worthless unless you test out your plans. In this two-part series, Computer Weekly looks at disaster recovery testing in virtualised datacentres MORE

Colin Fettes from Azamour Solutions takes a look at alternative ways to handle Disaster Recovery (DR) in this year?s His article focuses on recovery services, and hope that these thoughts help to clarify your own ideas and create some useful assistance around DR s Arcati Mainframe Yearbook. MORE

Disaster recovery is something that involves planning for the worst, and hoping for the best. AFCOM Cloud Computing Disaster Recovery Events As new technologies such as virtualization and cloud have matured, is it time to include cloud in your DR plans? MORE

Hurricanes, earthquakes, and other natural and man-made disasters create situations that demand a solid business continuity (BC)/disaster recovery (DR) plan in case of serious interruptions to your organization’s business. This article focuses on BC/DR for your voice over IP (VoIP)/unified communications (UC) business phone system. The year 2017 has been a busy year for hurricanes MORE

Disaster recovery used to be the domain of desktops. Now, more brands are investing in mobile disaster recovery -- a contingency plan for mobile continuity after an emergency. Here are some of the benefits of incorporating mobile into a disaster recoveryCompanies had a security strategy in case their computers were infected by malware or a flood swamped the office, damaging monitors and processors. MORE

The Biggest Myths Surrounding Disaster Recovery. There are a variety of reasons businesses either do not have a disaster recovery plan or their current plan is substandard. Disaster Recovery is Expensive and Resource Intensive. disaster recovery. MORE

For a Disaster Recovery strategy to work as per design, one of the important contributors is DR site as it will define service availability to customers during disasters, writes Prashant Baweja of Infosys. MORE

Learn how to architect a cloud-ready disaster recovery and business continuity (DRBC) infrastructure. Featured cloud Disaster Recovery drbc DRBC Are you in the cloud? Are your ready for a possible outage? Read More. MORE

Disaster recovery and business continuity -- no longer a cumbersome duo. Read More. Cloud How to MORE

That's why a good disaster recovery plan is so important. It safeguards a company's IT infrastructure and minimizes financial loss as a result of a disaster. One in five organizations experiences an unplanned incident such as power outage, fire, flood or malicious attack in any given year, something that could impact business continuity. However, not all companies implement security planning solutions MORE

colocation Disaster Recovery The 6.1 magnitude earthquake southwest of Napa over the weekend worst the area has seen since 1989. Read More. MORE

There’s no point in investing in a backup and disaster recovery solution that only offers slow and partial recovery – in today’s competitive world, users and customers will hold delays and lost functionality against you. Read More. Industry Perspectives MORE

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Backup, Replication and Disaster Recovery. Replica sets are similar to master slave, but they are set aware with automatic failover and recovery. For permanent disaster recovery and for compliance with a variety of industry regulations itâ??s disaster recovery. MORE

We discussed Disaster Recovery. Disaster recovery involves a set of policies, tools and procedures to enable the recovery or continuation of vital technology infrastructure and systems following a natural or human-induced disaster. The basic underlying assumption is that some technology failure has to occur that creates a disaster in business terms. At a much lower cost than traditional backup/recovery environments in the past. MORE

Unfortunately, very few businesses actually have a disaster recovery plan in place. All it takes is one catastrophe and all of the hard work you’ve poured into your business can be turned into nothing. This is a grave mistake that you don’t want to make in your own business. “Businesses MORE

Big data applications tend to have massive data storage capacity coupled with a hybrid hardware appliance and analytical software package used for data analytics. These applications are not typically used to process operational data; rather, users query the data to analyze past product sales, forecast trends, and determine future customer buying patterns. Big data applications are not usually considered MORE

We’ll also look at various deployment scenarios and disaster recovery configurations. Replication, Durability, and Disaster Recovery View more presentations from Steve Francia This session introduces the basic components of high availability before going into a deep dive on MongoDB replication. We’ll explore some of the advanced capabilities with MongoDB replication and best practices to ensure data durability and redundancy. MORE

Data center provider QTS (Quality Technology Services) has launched two disaster recovery services designed to provide network availability in the event of virtual or physical server disruptions. Disaster Recovery QTS (Quality Technology Services MORE

In this concluding part of a two-part series, Computer Weekly looks at ways of testing disaster recovery plans, with methods including array-based replication and hypervisor-based approaches MORE

In an era when systems and applications are dispersed throughout the enterprise and the cloud, IT leaders have to rethink their disaster recovery plans MORE

Make your own disaster checklist and recovery toolkit before trouble happens MORE

If there was one time that a data center and an IT group absolutely need to be agile, it would be the time immediately after a disaster strikes. Disaster recovery planning is a challenge for every organization. When is your disaster recovery plan ‘good enough?’. MORE

To reduce recovery time and data loss to tolerable limits that meet your RTO and RPO, you’ll want to consider augmenting a traditional backup strategy with more agile recovery options. Windows Server 2012 R2 Azure Disaster Recovery Windows Server 2012 Windows Azure MORE

In this blog, we will look at how cloud enhances disaster recovery (DR) practices and provides a better option for businesses that want to ensure their systems are safe and backed up. Cloud improves disaster recovery. Obstacles hindering a verifiable recovery solution. MORE

The cloud can play a powerful role in your disaster recovery strategy Read More. Cloud Computing Disaster Recovery MORE

There are a variety of reasons businesses either do not have a disaster recovery plan or their current plan is substandard. This is problematic when the decision-makers have bought into one or more of the common myths surrounding disaster recovery. MORE

Vendor now offers simple disaster recovery set-up for any cloud infrastructure. Read More. Cloud Computing MORE

Thank you to those who attended my talk at CloudDevelop 2014 on Disaster Recovery to the Cloud with Azure Site Recovery today. We had some great discussions on disaster recovery planning scenarios! I'm providing a copy of the deck we used for our session, as well as a set of additional resources that may be helpful when planning your disaster recovery approach with Azure Site Recovery. Azure Disaster Recovery Microsoft Azure MORE

Do you have a Disaster Recovery Plan in place? Here is a Disaster Recovery Plan Template on what you need to check for: Disaster Recovery Plan Template. MORE

Many believe that DR (disaster recovery) is built into the cloud. It’s not. Although many cloud providers do a fair job of making sure you can recover your data, you could be missing out on the capabilities that truly define a DR system. MORE

In years past, companies have relied on multiple data center locations to act as their main disaster recovery (DR) systems and data in case of disaster. In the event of a disaster, a cloud-based system can help a company recover quickly and efficiently. MORE

Nearly 40% of UK organisations do not test disaster recovery plans properly, mainly because of concerns about disruption to production operations MORE