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How to Implement Backup and Recovery Software in Your Enterprise

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Published:Jan 16, 2024
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2024-03-07T13:04:30Z
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The purpose of the backup is to create a copy of data that can be recovered in the event of a primary data failure.
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A. Ahad Alam - PeerSpot reviewer
Dec 7, 2023
The purpose of the backup is to create a copy of data that can be recovered in the event of a primary data failure.
SM
Dec 7, 2023
Backup is like an insurance, a failsafe, a fallback. Almost everything in an enterprise require a backup whether it is a Database, Application Server, Web server, etc. In case any catastrophic thing happens like power failures, machine faults, software bug, human error, etc., a backup  comes as savior. It can be used to restore a failed/crashed system, Database, Application Server etc., It is the only thing available during disaster recovery to bring back the operations to normalcy. Any company using IT infrastructure must and should have a backup. The backup configuration must be tested for a failure and restore. Once the results are good, it can be implemented as standard. 
AQ
Oct 27, 2023
Oct 27, 2023
There are only 2 factors: Price & Time. Start the discussion with management about time: The Time to Recovery. What can your business tolerate in regards to how long can it be down before the cost for being down starts to skyrocket. Once your pain point is determined, it will inform how much it costs the business to be down for that long. Ask specific questions of your CEO/President/et...
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MM
Oct 12, 2023
There are a lot of factors that go into designing a backup solution and more information would be needed.  Is you data in a single data center, multiple data centers or the cloud?  Is there a budget you have to fall within?  Do you want the data to reside solely in a single location or do you want it replicated to other sites/cloud?  If replication is required, do you have the proper bandwidth to support large amounts of data transfer, in both speed and volume of data? What does your host structure look like, ie: virtualization, cloud providers, bare metal, etc?  What is your data change rate as to growth and is the company made up of "pack rats" that keep even old data?  What is the daily growth of data and do you want to take differential, incremental, or just change data bits for your subsequent backups after the initial full backup? What is your expected Time of Recovery for each system and do you have infrastructure to handle the recovery?  There are a lot of good solutions out there that all have their good and bad points, so you have to look at the overall picture of the solution that best fits your needs.
HS
Oct 12, 2023
Albar,  we can certainly help you with finding the best solution for your situation. What we would need is setup a call to discuss your infrastructure and your expectations. contact us @ support@letusdealwithit.com and we can st something up.
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I agree with what you shared. Zerto is a great product and their support is very good. It is disappointing that I have to stop using it because they are discontinuing Hyper-V support. I am looking at other products and options.
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