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Software-Defined Backup vs. Appliances; What’s the Difference?

Solutions Review

In this submission, FalconStor Vice President of Customer Success Abdul Hashmi offers a comparison of software-defined backup vs. appliances. Enterprises large and small need to consider 10 factors when choosing between a software-defined backup target or a dedicated all-in-one backup appliance for data protection and disaster recovery.

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Disaster Recovery (DR) Architecture on AWS, Part I: Strategies for Recovery in the Cloud

AWS Disaster Recovery

We use the following objectives: Recovery time objective (RTO) : The maximum acceptable delay between the interruption of service and restoration of service. Recovery point objective (RPO) : The maximum acceptable amount of time since the last data recovery point. Recovery objectives: RTO and RPO. Pilot light.

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Cloud Data Security Challenges, Part 3: Getting Control

Pure Storage

A great way to make sure it’s protected no matter what happens is through solutions like Pure Storage ® SafeMode ™, a high-performance data protection solution built into FlashArray™ that provides secure backup of all data. Pure FlashBlade’s Rapid Restore enables 270TB/hr data recovery speed.

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Veritas NetBackup + FlashArray//C: Faster Is Better

Pure Storage

When ransomware strikes, an application disaster occurs, or a hardware failure forces data recovery. Knowing that you have a backup in place provides peace of mind that you can keep your business moving forward. Simple Architecture, Simple Scale. Figure 2: NetBackup, FlashArray//C, and VMware architecture.

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33 Data Protection Predictions from 19 Experts for 2024

Solutions Review

Data protection in a single cloud environment was already a challenge and with data distributed across multiple clouds and cloud service provider,s the challenge has grown even more. Traditionally, large companies have used legacy storage vendors and traditional backup solutions to store and protect petabyte volumes of data.