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Storage magazine - Vol. 7 Num. 12 January 2009The January 2009 issue of Storage magazine features a cover story on how best to select a disaster recovery planning site. This issue also includes features and columns on solid state disk, killing infectious data, consolidated archiving, fast disk drive rebuilds and green storage. Access >>>
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Features
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Disaster recovery site options
Hot site, warm site or cold site? Here's how to figure out the best disaster recovery strategy for your company.
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Consolidated archiving
by Stephen Foskett
There are two approaches to archiving: independent architectures for single apps or one architecture to consolidate all archives on a single platform. We examine the pros and cons.
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Disaster recovery site options
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Green is still the color of money in storage
Are you implementing green technologies?
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Green is still the color of money in storage
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Columns
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Faster disk drive rebuilds: Hot Spots
by Terri McClure
RAID might not be the best choice for high-capacity drives. It's time to rethink your rebuild strategies.
- Solid state looks good on the showroom floor: Editorial
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Killing off infectious data: Storage Bin 2.0
Better start thinking about your data growth in deadly terms.
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Faster disk drive rebuilds: Hot Spots
by Terri McClure
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