Disaster Recovery
Disaster Recovery: RTO, RPO and Recovery Planning
Almost every organization has a recovery plan. Rather fewer can state, per system, how long recovery would take and how much data would be lost, and fewer still have measured either. Those two numbers are the whole desig...
Backup and Data Protection
Almost every organization has backups. A smaller number have restores. The distinction matters because backup software reports on the job it ran, not on whether the data it wrote can be turned back into a working system,...
Disaster Recovery and Business Continuity
Disaster recovery restores technology. Business continuity keeps the organization functioning while the technology is unavailable. Organizations often build the first, call it the second, and discover the gap during an i...
Drupal Backup and Disaster Recovery in the Cloud
Every organization has backups. Considerably fewer have a demonstrated restore, and the gap between those two facts is where most recovery plans actually fail.
This is about closing that gap for a Drupal estate: what has...
AI Backup and Disaster Recovery
The instinct with a new system is to add it to the backup schedule. For an AI environment that instinct produces something expensive and incomplete, because the components have genuinely different recovery properties. So...