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This article is part of the Vol. 11 Num. 6 August 2012 issue of What you need to know about all solid-state arrays
Hybrid cloud disaster recovery (DR) appliances are an emerging class of business continuity product that makes effective and timely DR affordable for even the smallest of firms. The term "disaster recovery plan" can have a range of definitions, from a hot-site data center that provides failover in seconds to a small business owner taking backup tapes home in a backpack. In reality, most companies fall somewhere in between these two extremes. They don’t need recovery in seconds, and couldn’t afford a redundant infrastructure anyway, but they certainly need more than a system that relies solely on backup tapes. With asynchronous replication now commonly available on storage and networking devices, getting data transferred to a remote facility or to a cloud service has become relatively easy. This capability has been sold as a way for companies of all sizes to implement a disaster recovery (DR) solution. However, recovering from a disaster requires critical applications to be restarted and their services restored to users, a process that involves more than ... Access >>>
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Flash! All-solid-state arrays
by Chris Evans, Contributor
Solid-state storage has made its way into servers, hybrid storage arrays and caching devices, but all-solid-state arrays are an emerging class of high-performance storage systems.
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Big data is no big myth
by Rich Castagna
However "big data" is defined, 58% of respondents say their companies are dealing with it, and 41% have even bought -- or plan to buy -- some new gear to grapple with it.
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Flash! All-solid-state arrays
by Chris Evans, Contributor
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Efficient storage
by Jacob Gsoedl, Contributor
Getting the most from your storage system is a basic requirement, but with many efficiency techniques you’ll have to decide if performance tops capacity utilization.
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Disaster recovery in the cloud
by Eric Slack, Contributor
Hybrid cloud disaster recovery (DR) appliances are an emerging class of business continuity product that makes effective and timely DR affordable for even the smallest of firms.
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Efficient storage
by Jacob Gsoedl, Contributor
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How to make storage techs even more confusing
by Rich Castagna
There’s a lot happening techwise in the data storage world, but the ever-growing hype, hoopla and hazy language are making it even harder for everyone to understand.
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Omnia in orbis? Really?
by Jon Toigo
Data archiving, data hygiene and good old common sense can help keep your company off the spinning disk treadmill. Find out what Jon Toigo has to say on the subject.
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Get ready for dedupe 2.0
by Jason Buffington
A few companies are still kicking the tires of deduplication products, but veteran users should be thinking about how they can step up to the next level of backup dedupe.
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Tape is in it for the long haul
by Jeff Byrne, Contributor
Recent Taneja Group research indicates tape technology is thriving, and that users are finding innovative and cost-effective ways of implementing tape systems.
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How to make storage techs even more confusing
by Rich Castagna
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