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Buckets for Disaster Recovery
Disaster recovery can be a huge project at any company. Considering the ways in which you build a plan that covers all the infrastructure, and it can quickly become a full time job for someone. The details, and the scope … Continue reading
Practicing for DR
One of the sayings that I’ve heard a few times from professional atheletics is this: “Amateurs practice until they get it right. Professionals practice until they don’t get it wrong.” Most of us working in technology would like to think … Continue reading
The DR Test Schedule
It’s hurricane season on the East Coast of the US right now, and after Hurricane Irene, I’m sure there are more than a few IT workers that are worried about their disaster recovery (DR) plans. Irene didn’t cause much damage, … Continue reading
RTO in Disaster Recovery
When you have a disaster, the time that you have to restore service is usually referred to as the RTO time. This stands for the Recovery Time Objective and it can is defined like this in Wikipedia: The Recovery Time … Continue reading