What’s new in PowerProtect Data Manager 19.20
PowerProtect Data Manager 19.20 was released in June, and now that I’ve got a few minutes to spare I wanted…
Tag: replication
Multi-Schedule Policies
PowerProtect Data Manager’s policy engine is designed to be an all-in-one method to planning your data protection copies. Let’s see…
Your servers are replicated? Your backups should be, too
I’m revisiting an old conversation here that I used to have quite a bit around tape, when companies had production…
Basics: Planning A Recovery Service
Introduction In Data Protection: Ensuring Data Availability, I talk quite a lot about what you need to understand and plan…
Data Protection: Ensuring Data Availability
In 2013 I undertook the endeavour to revisit some of the topics from my first book, “Enterprise Systems Backup and Recovery: A Corporate…
The divisibility of eggs
The caution about keeping all of ones eggs in the one basket is a fairly common one. It’s also a…
ILP policies vs Backup Policies
This post has moved to the Enterprise Systems Backup blog, and can be accessed here. Related posts: Think backup belongs…
Snapshots and Backups, Part 2
Over the weekend I wrote up a piece about how snapshots are not a valid replacement to enterprise backup. The…
Snapshots and Backups
Every now and then the topic arises over whether snapshots are backups. This is going through a resurgence at the…
Think backup belongs in ILM? Think again
In my opinion (and after all, this is my blog), there’s a fundamental misconception in the storage industry that backup…