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Lowering Azure VMs Recovery Time with Pure Cloud Block Store and Azure Automation

Pure Storage

It helps keep your multi-tier applications running during planned and unplanned IT outages. For those organizations that choose to migrate and run their mission-critical applications on the cloud, Pure Cloud Block Store ™ offers built-in protection against outages of availability zones, regions, and even clouds.

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Decrease Recovery Time for Microsoft SQL Server Disasters with Pure Cloud Block Store in Microsoft Azure

Pure Storage

Higher availability: Synchronous replication can be implemented between two Pure Cloud Block Store instances to ensure that, in the event of an availability zone outage, the storage remains accessible to SQL Server. . Cost-effective Disaster Recovery . Seeding and reseeding times can be drastically minimized.

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Synchronous Replication vs. Aynchronous Replication

Pure Storage

Synchronous replication is mainly used for high-end transactional applications that require instant failover if the primary node fails. If there’s an accident or outage, then transactions and data that aren’t replicated at the time of the incident will be lost, and data in secondary storage may not always be current.

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Breakthrough Award: Nissan Australia, Our G.O.A.T. Winner for APJ

Pure Storage

Winner for APJ by Pure Storage Blog From the family-friendly Qashqai SUV to the all-electric Leaf compact, Nissan Australia has a mobility solution for every Australian. Winner for APJ appeared first on Pure Storage Blog. Breakthrough Award: Nissan Australia, Our G.O.A.T. Congratulations to you and everyone at Nissan Australia!

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Business Continuity vs Disaster Recovery: What’s the Difference?

NexusTek

In fact, over the course of a 3-year period, 96% of businesses can expect to experience at least one IT systems outage 1. Unexpected downtime can be caused by a variety of issues, such as power outages, weather emergencies, cyberattacks, software and equipment failures, pandemics, civil unrest, and human error.

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Backup and DR – The Last Line of Ransomware Defense

OffsiteDataSync

Typically, backup systems are called into action for discrete outages. A proper DR plan does not necessarily require a hot failover site. If you don’t have a failover site, mission-critical apps and their resources can be stored as replicas, which can be quickly transferred to a secondary data center.

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Managed IT services providers: Your small-business growth partner

Online Computers

They can set up automated failovers that will automatically shift workloads from one server or data center to another in case the main one fails or crashes unexpectedly. MSPs can implement robust backup and disaster recovery solutions that prevent data loss.