Disaster Movies: A Model for Data Protection
So, the other night, my husband and I finally got around to watching San Andreas, the 2015 movie featuring Dwayne…
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So, the other night, my husband and I finally got around to watching San Andreas, the 2015 movie featuring Dwayne…
It practically goes without saying that the smartest way to move workloads to a public cloud is to have them…
I still remember a conversation I had with a customer circa 2001 when we were planning their updated backup environment….
If you’re a longer term NetWorker user, you’re used to a particular number: 160. The NetWorker performance tuning and optimization…
Hopefully it’s reasonably well known that Windows 2008 and Windows 2008 R2 are almost end of service life. In case…
As far as backup is concerned, I’m an old-timer these days. I’ve dealt with a plethora of tape formats: DDS…
Hi! So in May my latest book, “Protecting Information Assets and IT Infrastructure in the Cloud” was released. Co-authored with…
Something I missed at the end of May: troubles in LTO-land. According to The Register, Fujifilm has unleashed some sueballs…
Sometimes, backups don’t deduplicate as you’d expect them to. Someone, somewhere, decided that spare 5TB on a server would be…
Particularly if you’re using Data Domain Boost within your NetWorker environment, most of the time your storage nodes exist simply…
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The Small One!
My latest book is The Busy IT Manager’s Guide to Data Recovery. This book is short and to the point, designed for people who are either responsible, or accountable for data recovery. You can buy from here.
The Big One!
The second edition of Data Protection: Ensuring Data Availability is now available. It’s not just an update to existing content, there’s significant new information in this new edition. Buy here.
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