VP Product Management & Customer Success at Continuity Software
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There has been a flurry of recent reports regarding outages leading to downtime and data loss. Here is just a small sample: This Article in USA
[vc_row][vc_column width=”1/1″][vc_column_text]Your company decided to replicate production Oracle databases to a remote DR site using Data Guard. The database administration crew set it up and made
Continuing my previous virtualization posts, I’d like to take this time to describe additional examples of what-could-go-wrong-in-my-private-cloud. Here they are: Replication issues. For instance, a VM
Availability, Recoverability and Data Protection are critical to any enterprise. The alternative cost is unacceptable in capital and reputation losses. Thus, significant time, resources and money
Among other, BCP personnel bear the responsibility for recoverability in case of disaster. The BCP manager must verify that at any given time, data can be
Today I’d like to take the time to outline the differences between continuous replication (often referred to as “synchronous” or “asynchronous”) and periodic replication, or point-in-time
Virtualization and solutions such as VMware SRM certainly encapsulate great advantages for DR testing. The assurance that the production and DR servers are 100% identical is
[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]Remember our LVM mirroring article from a few weeks ago? This time I’d like to take a closer look at one of the potential risks that
One of the disaster recovery solutions in use by many organizations is LVM mirroring and snapshots. Some of you may raise an eyebrow reading this, thinking
Prevent downtime, data-loss and cyber resilience risks in hybrid IT infrastructure
